New-York tribune., 1886-05-21
ANAhcHls1S BEFORE the GRAND JURY.
PRINTERS GIVE THEIR TEsTrMoNY-TwO SUSPECTED
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PRISONERS.
CHICAGO, May 20 (SpecidD The Grand Jury
is pursuing searching inquiry into the murderous plot
carried by the Anarchists Under the ruling OF Judge
Rodgers individual urymon acknowledge that the evi
dencc already before them ample to recommend the
holding OF all the principal but they
nevertheless pursuing other branches OF the inquiry
to insure the punishment II possible Of all concerned
II stated that Indictments against three or
four OF the leaders would likely be submitted TO- morrow
Perhaps the testimony OF Detective Flynn had the
greatest effect to-day 1t the heels Of the dis
closures made by Detectives JONES' Myers. McKeogh,
sayton and Duffy relative to the seizure OF tho dynamite
bombs in the Office OF The ArLciter Zcitg and told OF
tho finding OF box OF Illuminating caps
The testimony Of several printers tended to erminate
Spies Fielden. Parsons and Schwab more Thoroughly.
Some of these witnesses exhibited great fear when
questioned in August spes's private Office These caps
used to explode dynamite bombs and 1t was the first
information given the jury that Angus. Spies had know-
edge or the explosion OF the bombs
Meanwhile OF twelve witnesses had seats With
out in ante-room They were printers who were en-
poyed the ArJetter Zeiung and were summoned to
give testimony to the authorship OF tho revenge cir
cular. 1t also desired to know something
about the explosives found in the print
ing-ofico. Parsons and Feldcn were his partners,
The testimony OF John Burnett. who saw the bomb
thrown was heard at great length IL only tended 10
a number of police force who present at the
riot examined to-day, especially AS tO the HIlhS
into their ranks after tho plpsion OF the bomb.
II disclosed today that two suspects" Thomas
Hscl. living at 40 222 LaTrabcc-s' and j. H. Rico
have been in custody since the night OF
the riot Ths former was shot IN the nean. e"
The latter arrested half an hour hiter
the bomb was thrown aud revolver having two empty
chambers found in his possession lie told iane
story to-day the police court as also did stesel ana
they both held for The Grand Jury which VIII con-
sider their cases.
CEief OF Police Ebcrsod has received report
from the IIinman Street station on the Anarchist
hduor dealers the lumber district who were SAID 10
have lauutec the red nag from their premises John
German, Of No. 9i7 Ashland.avc said that he was NOT
an Anarchist. but that some one living over
his place hourshed the obnoxious banner rom
II upper window Matthias Spics's pace at No. i,lJ'
Blue Isandavc, Is Tn ought to have been the renhez
OF the Anarchists May when the riot Occurred
at the Mccormick reaper works. Hyncck surmileh OF
Gl2 Ccntre-ave.; John kasia OF No. GOl Centreave'
ana Herman Gertell, OF No. 1907 Biue ls.and-ayc.
reported to nave obtained licenses. 'hl.I
EbersOld said all these would bc investigated
II those keepers whO had ncrnsea found to Keep
resorts for bomb-thrOwcrs Mayor Harrison would be
asked to revoke their licenses.
Thomas Grief. the alleged socalistc lquor seller, n,
No % west Lanr,t, arrested to-day Tor the second
time on charge o. selling liquor without license.
Grief was fined $50 on Monday last by Jusuce scully
fnr the s.tneo OIL