Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-02
THE CONDEMNED.
xorrox FOR NEW TRIAL IN THE CASE
OF TEE ANARCHISTS
r,,,,. po,s scr Thenn-one Of Their Nc"
witnesses coafssses Himseh q tut
iursr-The Hearing Begaa'
rBv telegraph 70 ine DispAiehI

- -. sn.,,onuceneut ~ made thai the
&C. Can the condemned have pro
s,,,,3 apd fled two Aiiidayits OF men
hearing the name OF Love and Blossom
- have sworn thst on the night OF
Nsv 4th las Henry Gilman, one Of the
,,;rrinAl witnesses N TIC famous trial,
"a NJ thew company n saloon 81 the
corner o. Van BuFen and HGlsted
s,reets frou about 3 O'Clock until 10 or
sGsf ard tual j. vas therefore impos-
eislc ior hlm o. have been where he
svore he wss--lhc Haymarket meet
ing.
Ike Gilman. Love and Blossom are
SAID % be painters. Gilman, It vii be
remembered sw0re that he went early
q the meeting 20 meet 8 iriond win
whom he had az appointment " hhe
looking for his friend he say suspi-
sicus trio IN Al alley behind Crane
Brothers building, and he watched
thor movements closely until be saw
one Of then spies liEa, the fuse Of
bomb, And ihe other scauAubelt) hurl
It 81 the police. De was very positive
n ms ijenthcabn OF both SchwEb
spd Spies. pointing OF the latter Two
n the courtroom. 5chnauoeit he
identified bv q photograph which
We N the possession Of the po-
IL rnd vas handed him On the
state - Attorney 6rinnell said
the adaYits are intended 70 IN
peach the testimony Of GilmsT but ne
Is confident thsv vii 90 nothing OF the
klpL. lie suspected some wrong from
the beginning and upon Ifst seeing Il
n, scat for Love and Blossom and cues
TONED then closely. The former VINO
CLAIMED H. hi. lG.dayit thai nc knew
Gilmar for fifteen years, broke down,
and confessed tnat be did not know him
a al. and tina; the affidavit was false.
lie said be- had been induced 70 make
II bv so-calied detectives who were en-
rsrcd N hunting evidence Tor the An
sYchIst defence under the promise Of s
TIcb reward.
Blossom stuck T. MS story, and
When confronted with Loves COMES
sIon seemed % assume that Love had
beer scared and IntImid&ted into re-
tracing what be knew.
The detective, Il j. said, mas wesk-
ene6. snd confessed thRt he oesignediy
imposed upon the iswyers ior the de-
fence Il the hope Of making rich sum
Of money. Evsry endesy0T was made
e. suppress these facts until the case
va TeOpGuec.
TIN HEARING EEGTN.
The hearing OF the motion for new
ira u the case Of the condemned was
commenced before Judge gary II the
Cr.mjua. Court. This morning Captain
Back. OF behalf Of the condemned men
offered e. sHd5vi, which declsre1 tbat
Suecia,-Bailt' Henry ] lice who sum
mousd nesrIy al OF the pane. from
which the july was obtained. mad made
e rensrE 10 merchant named Favor,
on Wabash avenue. q the effect that ne
knew III business and was selecting
mer Who woul. haDc the Anarchists.
The attorney asked that Nj. favor
Gna MAI named Stevens should be
summoned and Questioned a to the
alleged remark.
The StsIt Is attorney expressed SUI
prise thai counsel 10, the defence
should make such allegations vithou.
hrs, informing hin o. their purpose t.
atiscb a. officer o. the court.
The COur, replied to Captain Black
tha. there wa no 0ate attached 70 the
affidavit. The Court also said there
wa nc precedent for taking ora pro.
ceedIngs a, thu state Of the case, and
overru.e5 iht motion 10 summon the
person named.
Counsel 30, the prisoners then rea1
the motion for e new tria., which has
alreaoy been printed. This embodied
~ af.csvi. 5y 7. d Morgan TO the
eGec. ina. nt nsd beard Juror Denko-
declare shortly af,er tho Havmarks,
meeting that the whole crowd Of Al
zrchlsts ought O. bC hanged.
Auafdsy. by Michaei Cal. was also
rcad. % the efcc. thai Juror Adam
hal expressed himself IL aDou. the same
language.
al affidavit By I. Il. Stevens was
airr rcal which stated thst Nj. Favor
MAJ told mn that Rice--a depuyy-had
ssi- tina, the Anarchists would hang a.
Eurs a. death.
The aldayils Of a. 7. Love and
OuM Blossom were then read de-
ciarlug that ;hsy had seen Witness
Gilman II saloon OF Z al Buren, street
before uud after the bOmb-thrOwing
This affidavit, was 70 Impesoh Gilman,
VINO swore tina. be say Schnsubel.
throw the bomb.
The SGiayl, OF a. Indianapolis Sc
Icon. keeper .. J.. DeLuco. wa then
real. citing tho lac. o. the presonot Of
s mysterious stranger II ais place 8
lev DAYS before the bomD- throwing,
who lntimEted that trouble would o.
cur II Chicago.
MT Leistey. one Of the defendants
counse made az affidavit tnat Juror
Cole ht- taken notes during the tria..
which wag CONTRARY g law.
The prisoners were N court during
the forenoon. They al showed the
effects OF lheII Imprisonment Spies,
Schwab and Fischer H. particular had
very white faces.
Captain Black read TO the court ex-
tracts IRON State Attorney GrIunGN's
closing address 20 the Jury, criticisiug
what he termed the Questionable and
unlawful portions Of i.
Assistant States ATTORNEY Walker
res0 several sfidsvits or behalf OF the
prosecution. which were flied this
morning n reply 70 those previously
presented by the attorneys ior the de-
ieOdanlG
Captain Black urged the Court 10
cTan, postponement Of argument Oh
the motions when ali silidavits had been
read snd pu! III O. par. Of the record,
but Juose Gary still declined 10 grant
j..
Finally he adjourned the cou-. until
. J.. N, al which time he SAID he
would give his decision on the matter
o postpOnemsns AT . J. 81. Judge
law sekeG for that mart az the record