The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-29
BOMB THR0WERS.
rri.l of the Prisoners in
Progress.
,.pL sALISBURY'S PLAN.
.-.,hsr.fn- Law-Terminated Ex-
>, -a,lous-Ihe eating case
New Agreement.
.Rb sALISBURY'S PLAN
- ths samb rhrorsrs

II g.
~ p..iD-s an- Randolph streets lac
E.g,in ucUupu Il by the speakers.
T,slIsY -, speaEiug Witness saw
-. leaving the wagon aH start
- an alley where tour or nvc per
-. srprs corerug. Witness WAS at
~. ,-,,,ri, Of ghs alley; at that moment
sar,,a one cried: "d-re csIIne the 20
i,.sH men the mAu VINO had lett the
.ss,u sud stneil tue ..arties ia the al
~ ltt 4 Iuatcs aud placing IL against
t6metbny held IA the maud ot one oi
tbe uersuus. tue fuse b-g tn 20 zee al
in, ,,cJla.ely thereafter tue bomb was
thrown.
Wuness Vas shown picture OF
schuaubpli Ald rErUguix-d Il as that Ot
she man who threw tue DOmn.
''Hua uany meu we're thercI
''FOur or I'VE
''Yun sav 8 man came from the wagon
and informed the grUup. Can you
recognize zuy OF abe dtfeudLntST Is
lhst iHt maui"
YES Ihat Is the man." pointing 1t
when Spies was pointed out he dis
plly-I great and pa Daule agitation.
'ulIuu recognize any of tiIe rem I'm
Ing drlrndau - composing aIy part
Of p,ai grUupT'
"Y-s, rbaI man Their was one Of the
group. 'pHuIIug To Fisher.
Tnis test rouy followed that Of
Tho ip~un yesterday and occas oned
tue mos. profound sensation in the
COURTROOM. Tre REORGANIZATION
fsIied 10 shake the testimony.
Continuing the cross ex animation,
Gilme- replied Jhat he Thought he saw
6chEab near she wagon.
Where were yOu that evening before
yOu " ut 70 HaTmarketT
u vas ut the Palmer Hruse."
iWnnt were you doing tberr?"
Il desired ~ see Governor Merrill and
ludrs UJG.'
Witness vas piled with all forms Of
questions. hIJ answered. them appar-
emily satisfactorily
And yea say that it was Spies that
kit the wagon. joined the group in the
sley, anu hr the mach which lred the
bomb which caused the explosion AZ
Havmarketr"
II do
Apparently bafaed and exhausted.
the crosse XaIniuatiUn closed and the
court adjourned for dinner.
The Anarchi Is. par icllarly Spies and
Fischer appeared 10 be- completely
borne down bv the damaging cbaract T
OF the evidence, 50 cOldly delivered
against them.
G,imer Is a long. INK faSS, With a
sanclluUniou5 expression Of coun-
tsnance, and speaks IN drawing tone
OF voice that almost iGlls The sp -ctators
10 sleep. The appearance of indifference
n the audience was suddenly dI-pelled
when the Witness identified the pnoto-
graph OF Schnaubelt and that of the
nan who threw tue bomb. I.ierest Was
depicted on the face of each listener.
The judge, Jury. counsel, prisoners and
indiJOrs Rand over Ia breathleSs an
hcipation and listened to each word
that fell from the lips of the heretofore
ildCrOus witness and when the wit
aess said Spies was the man who lighted
he fuse the most intense excitement
prevailed in the courtroom and every
eye Was directed st the accused man.
whose face paled. He regained his self
Possession partially, and pulled ner7-
susly al his mustache and, leaning over
oEard Foster, broke INTO an incredui-
Gus laugh. For one instant a death
Ike silence reigned. and then the buzz
q many hushed whispers hlled the air,
shlCh once more went into q perfect
silence as the witness pointed 10 Fisher
Is one Of the men in the alley. Ii y as
noW Fishers turn 10 pale and tremble
In the afternoon Officer Martin Quinn
ieSnhed that three or four days after
ne hsymSTket riot he went 10 the
2o1se Of Engel, and discovered In the
easement 3 sort OF cruCible made OF
heavy sheet iron. Engel said the ma
ehine had been brought 10 his house
tene weeks before By q man who said
u vas 70 be used for melting material
used IN the manufacture o. bJmbs. He
t0io Tie man il would be USED for no
sgeh purpose IN his house. The man
paced II ia the basement, however,
sau went away. The cruCible was
HO1sht INTO court and created
considerable Of 3 sensation. 1t was
II.-osely inspected by the defense, and
slspsetor bloomfield was called. He
s sa.l me crucible had been brought him
I'm EnSei's house. The inspector,
IN IN mad been a macbinist, explained
S-s -. NE apparatus was a small blast
,,.'I,aee, OF the kind ordinarily used in
s'lhs metals. The fire clay and
ne Other details necessary in putting
b-o,a- pAiatus 10 that use had not been
~ anu
M SsPlaln Black endeAvored to show
- 80 inspector BOOmfeld's testimony as
~ = 81 per- vas faulty. sad that the
peIatns could not be used for |
,.SipS pose named. The State promptly |
~ leo Lewis Aullendorf, who said be |
49, unsmith, and s1ore that he |
p,,t me apparatus. or the principal |
sSsrO y II, Tor Engel, who took it away |
IN II was finished.
I'D I &c cross examination was short and |
a. ~ ~. anect the testimony. though |
j5rv stse plainly intended that the |
h57 should see in the witness only the
nsds hnsmith Of Engel, who had |
non nuns nun harmless member OF sheet
"a. n1 which should be used for differ
ioid ~ Shutter and Louenstein re-
DEATHS story Of LiDgg's arrest aud !
bonS, Sc eral bombs and parts Of |
,h,ir M toeetber with the tools for
n IinTraS,hl niAelure, as they we're found
-eeedinsS tEunk. Then the days pro-