Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-26

Startling Testimony Look Cd for ta che
Anarchisa Trtal Thta Week

hEsS& hoss "ee&s
CHICAGO, July 26.-The continuation of the
anarchists trial this week, II Is expected, will
witness several new and startling develop
ments. After a vast quantity of testimony
similar 20 that already given ny Detective Jans-
sen, from other detectives who have for various
purposes been employed 10 watch the move
ments of tho Chicago dynasntters for the past
two years-some of them In the pay OF ths
Citizens association, and Others an the service
oi the National Pinkerton agency AT the in-
stance of foreign governments-a dozen wit
nesses Will be called To give the substance of
the incendiary speeches made by Parsons,
Spies and Fielden, at the Haymarket on the
evening OF May 4th. pr eceding the bomb mas
sacre. The prosecution expects to rest Its case
by next Saturday, although IL may take states
Attorney Grinnell a little longer To get IN all
the available evidence, much OF which has un-
eNpectedly come To hand since the trial CON-
menccd. IL was expected at one time that the
state would get through by Tuesday or wod-
neSday, but TIA is now impossible.
The story published I'm a New York paper
saturday, regarding an alleged interview with
lsnatz swobotka I'm that city in which Swo-
botka Is made to confess that he threw the
faial Haymarket bomb, finds no confirmation
among the authorities here. The opinion of hose
who have had the most to do with the inves-
tlgation OF the case and with the direction of
the efforts that have been put forth To find the
real bomb thrower, or To ascertain who he II,
mas settied down To one OF two persons. viz:
The man shot and killed by officer Madden or
Rudolph Scnaubel "A machnisl, who has m I'd q
his escape. circumstances point most clearly
10 the latter a. the arch conspirator OF tho Hay
market disaster.
The full force of the testimony of tie Pinker.
ton men Will hardly be understood until moro
of II il put in. Detective Jansen Is only one Of
nve OF PnkertOn's oldest officers who were put
To work early last winter 10 find out how much
| the anarchist crowd actually meant by their
speeches, and who in the prpse cuIion OF their
work penetrated the anarchist dcns took part
in their most secret conclaNes, listened To their
Instructions 10 their dupes and reported day by
day 10 Mr.. W. A Pinkerton, their employer.
Pinkerton had been employed by party OF thu
largest property owners in the city 10 make the
Investigation. His men were not employed To
accuse or convict anybody. They were In
structed 10 report facts simply they Iouud
them.
JANSEN AGAIN on THE STAND.
Jansen again took the stand this morning.
and the examination was resumed by Mr.. Fos-
ter, who asked concerning the witness version
of the conversation winch took place between
spies and an aged gentleman on the occasion
of the parade Decoration day of last year spies,
looking at the militia, said they would not
amount TO much in the event OF "A riot; that hall
a dozen dynamite bombs would scatter the sol
diers i'm all directions. Witness said that Nav
3lst, 1888, Fielden made "A speech, declaring
that the government could be overthrown toy
force only. and on another occasion Fielden
told witness force To be used May LIST this
year. On August 10Th Parsons, speaking of the
street car mems strike, said that II Inspector
Bonfield was shot the social revolution would
be inaugurated.