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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
SOME OF THE NEW IDEAS.
u Holiday Novelties, aud Some standard
Old Onin.

IN Holiday Novelties, aud Some standard
Old Oats,
Already ths stores have begun to bios.
som out in Christmas novelties. Soma Of
tho novelties introduced this year exceed
in ingenuity and beauty anything ever
before shown. For instance, there Ia o
Christmas card which ia an entire limo.
vahon on any ever produced befove-a
stuffed bird Handsomely mounted with 9
handsome Christmas card background
with motto and design, Bpliga Of real holly
being prominent, These are artistically
gotten up, and arc cheap, ranging from
$l.6O to s. so, and from tiny canary to q
large whlts dovs poised for flight, Red
birdH, orioles and bluebirds are among
tho IsRthered fixtures, Then the same
birds are shown handsomely mounted on
imitation nests fitted as Wor { boxes or
jewslEy receptsClea, These and general
assortment Of Christmas novelties aud
standard articles always in especial de-
maud at tho time OF year now approach
ing ara to be found In great variety al
John W. Heiskell's, 90 Twelfth street,
Mr., Heiskell's plaza is well known as
headquarters for such things, He has
this year even more attractive stock, ii
possible, than heretofore, end nobody
should mska their holiday purchaser with
out tlrst inspecting his stock,
He has Bome new ideas in plush photo
graph albums, the OheRpneRs Of these al
buns this year being one Of the striking
features. Autograph and scrap books
,ho,,, Ain ooDon kan6nuOu 6nun Uyo III In
price and upward In quality,
He shows Q fine line OF Oxford teach
ers' bibles, with or without the patent in.
dex, TIE divinity circuit binding can
now be had on books ranging from s. to
S. for the larger and 81, 80 to 81 90 for the
smaller slEes, Prayer books and hym.
mails, in satChel form or separately, make
nice present.
Mr., Heiskell has all kinds OF plush and
leather goodB, pocket-books, music rolls,
sAtchels, letter cases, card aud card cases =;
q fde line OF artistic book marks; pin
cushions OF every conceivable shape and
kind music boxes from 81 80 to $50, the
latter as fine box in every respect Ga
heretofore sold for $l00-in short, he can
show aoHethiug suitable for every mem.
Der oil tho largest family connection or
circle Of friends.
In books he OGerB everything from sHts
OF Ros, Miss AlCott aud other popular
American authors, to the Ramona and
much Rdnirsd "Uhstterbc&" books Tor
ths children, tho Wig Tag" books, and
some OF the most attractive linen toy
books ever seen anywhere. To euumsr.
ate the attractions OF his stock Tor the hol.
iday buyer would DO q hopeless task
the only satisfactory way is for the aior'
said buyer TO call at 20 Twelfth
Street and 500 Tor himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in tho CITY and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. 0. H. oisll, Of Olsrksburg, was at
tho Mcclure yesterday.
Dr. G. Baird was the guest Of relatives
in Little Washington yesterday.
Mr.. q. i. Milligan, Of Parkeraburg, was
among the West VirHtnians at tho Stamm
yesterday.
Mi. D. j. Quinn. Of Cincinnati, 10 Of the
sLamm House. He comes here 10 visit
his daughter, who 10 attending school Of
ut. do 0hantel.
Mr. o. O. Hanlan, Of HansByllle was
Registered Of the Rtamm yesterday. He
was here on business connected with hlB
paper, the Republican.
Mi. W. B. Mathews, president Of tho
Standard Gas Machine Company, Of
Washington, D. o., arrived In tho city
last evening and is Of the Mcclure House.
Mrs. Mary B. Altman, OF Wichita, Kan,
was In the city yesterday. She formerly
lived here and her husband, nov deeeal.
ed, was Engaged In The Rhoe business
hOIH,
fIOh a. Ia WAueI Oh M0fgAntoWnI &C.
Cotnpanied by Gen. John Elton, president
Of Marietta College, formerly U. 8. Com.
missioner Of Education, was In the city
yesterday, They took dinner at Tho
Mcclure, ~
Gen. \. NJ. Harris, Of Richie County, a
we'll known Union veteyan, now q pt0ni.
nent breeder Of Jersey cattle, Ia 10 DO one
Of the Instructors Of the coming farmers
Annual Institute, 10 DO held at 81. Clair1.
Vile. II Is to be an unusually ans lnstl.
tute this year.
Misses Birdie and Helen Harrison, Of
Piedmont, who hays hsen spending Bey.
etal weeks here and who proposed remain.
Ing here With friends q goodly portion Of
the season, were called homo suddenly
yeaterday BY the severe illness Of 'their
mother, Mt5. q. W, Harrison,
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Gone Home 10 Germany.

Miss Gertrude Claus, cousin Of Mr.. Peter
Claus, Of tho Island, sailed yesterday fQr
Germany. She had been here only few
months, but had become much attached
10 tho country and her friends in this city,
and left with much regret. When Mr..
Claus was recently visiting in the Father.
land Miss Gertrude, who Is bright young
girl Of Is or 10, accompanied him 10 tho
station to bid him farewell when he was
about to embark for home. She took q
sudden notion 10 accompany him, and
did so without returning TO bid her family
goodbye, and has been here since.
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MedteaI.
snee2Ing Catarrh.

The distressing Snsess, SaGS1s, EussEs, Tie Scrld
Watsry discharges from the eyes and nose, the
painful Inflammation extending 70 the throat the
sweuilg OF the mucous lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing pOIies in the head and
splitting headaches, ~ how familiar th'Se symptom
arc to thousands who Suaer periodically from head
colds or influenza, aud who live in ignorance Of
the tact that a single application Of sISToRD's
RADICAL CUBS FOR CATARRH will afford iaStaaiGRs'
Gus Felicf,
But this treatment In cases Of simple CRIarrh
gives butts iaiRt idea Of what this remedy will do
III the chronic forms, where The breathing Is OBJ
StrnGted b. choking, puuid mucous Rccumula'
i9us, the hearing Affected, smell and tasts gone
throat liberated aud hacking cough gradually
fastening Itself upon the debiliuLed system. Then
II Is thstthe marvellous curative power OF SAN
gOAD's RADICAL CuLE mAnliask Itself In iuStan'
lRpt Gus aud grateful relief Lurl begins from tlC
arsl application. 1t Is rapid, radical, permanent,
GcunJlnicRl, safe,
slSFnRD's RADICAL CUBE consists Of oae bottle
oil the RADICAL CURE, Que box CATARRHAL Sol
vENT aud IN lHPRovRD lNHALEa; price u.
PoTGR DRUG CuENlcAL Co.. DosToS.
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TO TIght About tho twentieth.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Dispatch has the
following:
Jack King, the trainer ut tho Central
Athletic Club House at Wheeling, will
fight William Gabbtg, OF Philadelphia, on
a barge on the 0hio'on or about December
20. The arrangements have all been
made by Billy Cleary, OF Fourth avenue,
who says that q big crowd Of sporting
men will attend tho mill.
Arrangements ore pending which II
contaminated, will add a dog fight 10 the
programme for the day. This battle will
be between 3 dog owned by Johnny
Kyne, Of Etnavilte, and dog owned by q
wSil.Enown coal merchant Of the same
vicinity. Jack King goes to Philadelphia
on Saturday night TO box for week at
Olark's OLYMPIC, after which he will TO-
turn 10 Wheeling for hia fight with
Gabbig.
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Looklnr for q slolen norae.

Sheriff Handlan received yesterday a
dispatch from DeallsyiI'e, Pa, signed by
Z. II. GreenlGe, asking him to keep q
lookout for a black tRo.yesr.old horse
with white star in its face, rather heavy
set in Ito build, that had been stolen from
that place, together with a bride and
saddle. The animal was further described
as having no shoes on. The Sheriff, after
lnstruCting his deputies, turned the tels-
gram over to Chief OF Police Smith, who
posted his men to look out for the stolen
nrnnaFtv
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HOT AIR EXPLOSION.
A Cap Blows ON of Gas Pipe With Dis
uSIOus Eject,

RSIOus Edset.
Yesterday moldins between 10 aud II
o'clock man said by somo to be named
Fleming and bRothers MaeFGrlRnd, one
Of the hands of the force employed by
the Natural Gas Companyot West Virginia
in laying tho main on Market street con-
meeting the new Fifteenth street main With
the lRTgs one at the corner Of South and
Market streets, was severely injured about
the bead by hot air explosion at the
corner OF Market aud Sixteenth streets.
A large Ere had bseu built In the ditch in
order TO test tbs pipes so that they might
be bent and proper connections made,
The ends Of the llne Of pipe were plugged
up, but the heat caused an expansion and
one OF tbs plugs blew out. The unlOTtun'
ate man CHANGED to be at that end luckily
he escaped being struck by the
plug, but the force OF the explosion
knocked him several feet and the hot sill
sCorched his iacs aud head badly, He re-
ceiyed several cuts from snall flying
stones and when he was taken into near
by saloon his face was blRCkensd and
bleeding horribly. A doctor WAS called
and sitter patching him up had him taken
to his toariing house, 10 remain there FOL
two or three days, He Wy escaped
loaing his eyeslght. A largo crowd wa
attracted by the accident, The explosion
was noisy one, attracting general atIen'
ton and the sight Of q man flying up II
the air added to the excitement,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
STREET RAILWAY ExrENsIoN.
The Special Council Committee to Meet
This Evening.

The Special Council Committee to Meet
THIS Evening.
The Special Council Committee pro
vlded for in tho resolution introduced by
Mr. GillelGud, Of the Eighth ward, end
pulsed at The last meeting Of the Council
whose miepion It Is to confer with the
Board Of Directors Of the Citizens, Railway
Company and report as to the prospects
for an extension Of tho company's line, sc
as to make 1t Of more convenience fol
travel to and from Bellslro to those people
living in the lower part OF the city, has
been called to meet this evening at the
Public Building. Ths committee, as ap.
pointed, conssitso OF Messra, Brice, MOdai
and Myles OF the First branch, and Meesrs
GillelanL, Tracy and Mckinley Of the
Second. What tho committee can report,
even after ito conference, remains to ba
seen. The company may not want to ex'
tend It's line as the petitioners desire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
Affections Of the bronchial tubes are
promptly cured by Red Star Cough Cure.


onns1t Monday night James A. 1EernOa
minute Men" will DO presented at the
Opera House for the fist time in this
city, and for one night only. This famous
play, by the author Of "Hearts Of Oak" is
IS decided an innovation on the prevail.
Ing dramatic fashion 90 waB that peren.
niRlly popular pitCe. The tCene ol"Mln.
ute Men" 10 laid amid tho struggles Of the
Revolution, and the theme Is romantic
lovo story The play Ia picturesque and
interesting, and the company Of high and
even merit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

GALVESTON, TEX Dec. la special to
the Nem from Laredo says; A band Of
Mexican cattle thieves, numbering twelve,
were captured twenty mIlea above here
this morning by posse Of Texans, A
largo quantity Of droRaed beef was found
in their possession, also twenty horses,
which were stolen, This band has been
preying on American Tsnchmen for the
past six months, and their deprsdstions
have been on wholesale scale.
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Hannibal Fotbes, U. 8. Commissioner
yesterday heard the testimony in tho
case Of Porter Grigsby, cOlOrod, arrested
on charge Of collision TO illegal voting
ono Of the Madison dGtrlCt cases, and de.
Clded that there was nothing on WHICH BIZ
could be held and accordingly discharged
him. The case aRainst Alex, Gardner
also Colored, arrested in connection with
GfiEuby, will be heard to-day.
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The Candy Booth at St, Luke's Church
Bazaar will be dairy,
DIIchlvl.n's blizzard,

DErRoIT, Dec. LA special from Che.
boygan, Mich, says: A genuine winter
blizzard and a northwest gale arc prevail.
ing, and the air Is full tf snow. A dir.
patch from Ludlnston says: The most
fearful blizzard oil the season prevails
here to-day, with wind from the east,
Lake Michigan is boiling, Snow Ia pilipg
into mpustrous drifts, AL travel Il
check al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The mercury here
this morning dropped to eight degrees
above zero, a fall OF seventeen degrees IN
the space Of four hours. Every indica-
ton Is for fall below zno tonight, The
cold wave extends in breadth from q
thousand to fifteen hundred miles, and
the Indications are that It will sweep
down the Mississippi valley as far as the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

We will hold q BN1af on ThursdAy,
December 2, 1896, at tho Island rink,
with supper ii 9 O'Clock p. IN, and pom
cert at 8. Sales At Bazaar will begin
al z o'clock p. m, Abundance 10 cents,
supper n, no csnLa extra loE oysters and
chicken salad.) Nov No want you all to
Tnn LAptEs o. 81. LvKss OauAen.
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec, 1.-Hon
Thomas seay, who was elected Governor
Of Alabama in August last, was ipsugu'
rated to-day. The Governor pronounced
himself in favor Of federal aid to education
in the State, declaring that the General
Government had put upon suffrage in Ala.
bama on enormous load OF ignorance in
the shape Of colored voters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

Lnllaa

Como and see the wonderful barsaInO NO
now offer Ia Gno Kid Pebble Goat Builon
Boots, elegant goods, perfect fitting, lAleoi
AlylOs, all sizes and every width. Bee our
stock ol Holiday Slippers lot gentlemen.
L.Y, BLOND,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02
French Agent Killed.

PARIS, Dec. Ia dispatch from Ton.
quin says pirates captured and killed the
French civil agent, accompanying the
frontier commission near Haining.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. 2.-lAM-
For Western pennsylvania and West Vir
ginia: Light SNOW, followed by fail
weather; nearly stationary temperature
winds GENERALLY westerly.
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Attention
Ladies are requested to call and exam
Inc tho New White Automatic Sowing
Machine, single thread.
Persons having used tho Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will End the
White 10 10 superior In every respect.
An examination 10 respectfully solicited.
Il can DO seen nt tho salestoom Of
EDWARD Il, RotE 4 Co,
No, o. Twelfth 81.
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WE have introduced u new system OF
selling Watches on the lIiStnllment plan
whereby you can secure witch at once
on easy payments. Tall glld Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBll, LeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market StB.
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FALL. and Winter stock Just received.
A full limo Of Sultings, OvCrCOGtlnes
and PantHlOoDings. Also q full liue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
q. HESS & SONS.
Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They lrG warranted
not TO shrink. q. HESS 4 son.
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The 1LEnnnn

Why Aukets Blood Elixir ID warranted
70 because II Ia the best Blood Preparation
known. II will positively cure all Blood
Dlseaber, putlhes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up tho consultation,
nemenber, we guarantee II, Logan 4
%. and o, Menkemellef,
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win find this a splendid opportunity 10
buy fne Calf Shoes, We have now the
largest aud finest stock OF fine Calf Cor.
doVan, Dongols, Kangaroo and English
Porpoise shoes in the city,
L. V, BLOND.
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Are giving away al attractive and use.
ful Novelty with every Toys and Cllld's
Suit or OVcrCOat they sell.
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Don't fail to see tho Fancy Table at the
Bazaar at leland rink, Thursday even.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-02

Fried Oysters and Chicken Salad at the
Bazaar at Island rink, Thursday evening
at 5 o'clock.
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Go and hear tho Concert at 81.
Lakes Church Bazaar on Thursday even.
Ing,
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CORA TANNER,
Supported by Col W, D, EIuus Brooklyn Park
ThpAtsr Company,
New, Realistic and Effective Scenery,
stSrtllng Mechanical RGeots
Produced with Grtat Outlay Of Expense,

RB-leo the Great scents, yves minister Bridge
and the Houses Of Parliament, by Night" aud
"Old slulCe House and view Of tho River Thames,
Opening oil the Flood Gates, the Rising Of the
Water" and "ToWer lIIll"
hhnD
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ACHE ALL OVER.

an ~ must give up; cannot bear these
pains ache all over and nothing
ESS1sK Uterine Palms Hip aud Side Pains
E$A%JGi1 Soreness, LRmeueSS, We Eue aud In
NS$SaA fAmRliOn relieved In Gne minute by
that ueW, original, elegant aud niAllible antdot,
20 paln and Inflammation, tho CutiCurR ANTI
Pain Plaster. All druggists, 2hC,; hvO for 81
Potter Drug and ChemIca Co., l5oStnn. r"V
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Don't forget the supper at tho Island
rink on Thursday evening, December 2, at
3 O'clock.
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Lplter Cnrrirr., Kepart.

The following furnished by superinten.
dent Albright shows the amount Of work
done by the city letter carriers in the
month q November, 1885; :.
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Gor Sale.
GT0oKs FOR SALE.

TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
The following LoH on wheeling Island bslOnt
itg 70 the estate Of The late WIN. AcCoy, via!
Lots No. %, 81 and Ton BtoaiwAy.
Lots No, 90 and 10 on York STREET.
Lots No, %, 100 and III on ViFgtalA atIUsL
Lots No, l0t, los, ITO and ~ OH Huron street,
Lots No. l2S, 10 and i4 nn HAhNn direct
Lot No, IA On Water hIrsl.
Al59 ". ', HoGE 4 ilRO, iaO na,lM w.
DARN FOR SALE--A FARM OF 1856
~ Acres, * mills from MOut d vliu come Of.
tom land, Two flame hOnans. DOT bull dlun, 'tuIL
Whitewater, etc. Can DO oiS.deli q tat0 bGrIaln,
ri1TrHtjON 4 GARvtN,
Ollcc 1905 ChApllnO htreet, Wheeling, ". Va.
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AHsntloni

1.s. Good & %. sell dry goods til,
cheapest,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1886-10-14
10000 MEN OUT.
Immense Strike at Chicago-- L Employees
VIII Not Work Ten Hours.


VIII Not Work Ten Hours.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. S.--TLe great strike of
the employees of the Chicago packing houses
against the proposition to return 10 the 10
hour working cay began this morning. The
packing house owners had put up printed no.
tees notifying their men that, be-
ginning next Monday, the men
would be expected to work o hours
instead of eight hours q day. This
morning a committee of 1900 employed by the
Chicago Packing. and Provision Company
waited on the foreman of the works and de-
manded that the notices be taken down. The
demand was refused, and the regiment of
workmen at once left the building, and were
soon joined by the 800 men employed i'll the
Silverholn works. Thus reinforced, the large
force went in q body to the Amour works to
induce the men there to stop work Shortly
before 2 o'clock, evidently by preconcerted
action, all the men employed by the following
stockyard packing firms joined the strikers:
Amour & Co., John Morrell j. 7. Hickey &
Company, and the Anglo American
Pack ng Company. There ae between
5000 and 70Q0 of them, making
about 5000 in all who struck during
the day. Some of Morrelrs men, after 60
ing out, decided to return to work The
strikers at once invaded the place to compel
them to quit, and employed violence, which
for time looked like serious rot Affairs
became very quiet when the police arrived
Some of the Morrell employees We're injured
by the attack upon them, but none seriously.
Three hundred Pinkerton men are guarding
the house tonight. The representative OF
the Silverhorn packing house declared that
New York and other ea>tern buyers were
sending their orders to Kansas City, which
necessitated the change to the same hours
here. Amour & Co. posted notice tonight
notifying their men to come and receive then
pay tomorrow. 1t is deemed positive that
the houses all contemplate keeping closed fol
short time at least.
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SHRIEKING THEIR DEFIANCE.
New Trial for the CONDEMNED
Anarchists Denied.
Dramatic Oratory Fills the Court Room
Accusing the state Attorney of Murder.

Ju ige Gary, in the criminal court on the
7th overruled the motion for new trial in
the cases of the eight Anarchists charged
with the Haymarket massacre, and confirmed
the verdict Of the jury that Spies, Parsons,
Ficlden, Schwab Engle, Fischer and Lngg
should lie hanged, and that Neebe should suf-
fer Imprisonment for 10 years in the state
penitentiary,
Judge Gary, in giving his decision, re.
viewed the evidence of tho trial, considered
the objections raised by counsel for the de-
fence since the trial, and concluded that no
case of such magnitude could have been tried
wi h less irregularity, lie then gave the
prisoners individually au opportunity to say
why sentence, according to the verdict OF the
jury, should not be passed on them.
Spies addressed the court ut length from
manu- cript, claiming that much of the evil
dence against him was ,rumped up, and that
he was the victim of capital. In conclusion,
he moved his arms wildly and fairly shrieked
II shall die proudly, defantly, for the cause
of justice. There is Socrates; there is Calico;
there is Giordano Bruno; there Is Christ
| why the number cannot be estimated OF those
who have trodden in these paths, and we are
ready to follow them
Michael Schwab justified the editorials he
had written for his paper, drew dismal
picture of the working classes in this country
| defined the principles of socialism and anar-
chy and then asked. WHO has the cheek to
tell us our doctrine will not prevail"
| Ncebe violently abused the state attorney
and his assistants and the police, and wound
up with wild appeal that he should be
| hanged with the Others.
Fischer denied all knowledge OF tho bomb
throwing, but, although his counsel tried to
check him, he acknowledged that he
| got up the revenge circular
| and chad line put in calling on the working
men to come armed. / had my reasons.
am not convicted because am a murderer,
am convicted because am an Anarchist.
have never been murderer, but know a
man who is on the way to become a
murderer, and that is State Attorney
Grinnell, because he has placed men here
on the stand whom he knew would swear
falsely in case where eight lives were al
| staken
Lingg, the bomb maker, spoke in German
He strobe back and forth, his frame shook
with passion, and he occasionally emphasized
| his words with violent blow on the table
before him. He charged all his troubles tt
State Attorney Grinne.l, and in closing hi
turned tiercely upon that official and roared
''You smile because you think l will never
us, bombs again. die willingly on the gal
lows, with the same contempt for death thai
| have for your laws
The court adiourne to 10 a. m. October 8
; as several more of the Anarchists wish tc
speak.