The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-20
Thc TIiaI Ot the Anarchists Is
DcNcIOping strong a., idcn'c
AgninNt rtcn
spies Platform ui Hood and
Destruction nnd How lie
sought Ior justice.
igCruiC Act In Ncw NOtk SaN- -
ing. BanL OnCiaIs arrested
IaNNCI's Truubic.


ANARCHIST METHOD.
tmcAOo, July 10 Judge GarN =
court was crowded this morning
when the fret " tuc-s. .~tausun, an oil
Ger wounded IN the llrNmarkct, was
placed ON the stand. Ihc Witncs, de-
scriucd the events Of the night of May
ltu, aud when asked concerning the
wounds hc received. hc said.
Il saw bomb ia thc mir aud heard
the Kissing Of the fuse, which was
about two inches long, | saw the
missile when 10 struck the ground,
and to the best ui my belief, It wa,
about the .,lc of my two lists put to-
gcthcr
Oniccr Crugcr OF Lieutenant
Slrcir's company, the next witness,
was in the front rank. lie heard u
voice SAY: "llcrc come the blood
hounds, aud thought the remark was
made 10y the speaker who was adj
dressing the meeting. heard some
one say We arc pcaccablc.'
"Who was this man, is hr among
the defendants! "Ncs. hC Is the
fourth man from the left pointing to
l'icldcu. ficldcn then stands up aud
the witness looks ai him and says
CHATS the mau saw. ! saw him
hnNuu % revolver uud MN sure Doc fired
! two Shots
"What then llc hid behind the
wagon. returned hi. fire, then
| hc started into the crowd ana shot
/ him again. saw him lump oil aud
| shat WAS ,hc last saw of him WAS
wounded In the Knee; the bullet wns
| from J3-ca ibrc.
Ohiccr i. Wcsirr, of Lieut.. ~tcclc'-
company then took the stand. \
moment after the bomb exploded
| Wc-iri saw Il man having bushy
Wmthor, .iip down irom the wagon
occupied boy thc speaker und dodge
md,ra wheel Every moment or
two this man jumpcd up und fired II
revolver point hNuk Ht tl" police.
! Wc-trr SAW ihrmtn', face and wa-
sun. 10 wa, llrlduu, Two or three
/ Tim, 10. got punl alter ciuptSng
one chamber OF hi. revolver hr would
duck hi- head doNu again. Ncsirr,
the third or iuurlh time, gotta bend ON
l.ir,d,n aud nrvd n hluG -aW FlrldcH
drop, und kurW from that i' wn4
Wuundcd. lwld'n umblcd under
the wagon.
Onecr Foley wa, then examined
land curruburAt,d the testimony Of the
hcipl,irrmcu concerning flcldru.
| Luther Nluultuu, 70 knight of labor, rr.
siding u Grand Rapids, Mich, WAS
the nest witness. aud testified. "Npics
was introduced tu mo asa prominent
urguuilcrui socialists IN Chicago. !
Ique-tiuucd him regarding the objects
of l- organization. lie said the Oh-
| iccl- were to organize 20 that the Ia
/ boring IMAM would have umprc cqult-
able ,unrr in the lTuit- OF his product.
! ! iutDpusrd objections To draw him
| tout. llr said force Wn- the only
agency 60 hc depended Oh asked
! how tui. could he donc
without b'oud4hcd, ana he said that
frequently happened nt times "irrN-
outiou llc -pid that there were
Imcn enough in Chicago in sympathy
with 'hp movement To take the city.
! | u.hud how about the country Mt
Migu. pud hr replied TINT when th-
rN.p Wp. taken the country AT largo
would nIl into iur. -nic- -nid tho T.
yiu thiueu were ready tu oppose ANY
fore that could BE- brought to bear
against thrm lie .aid the ,oriali,ls
here Wcrr orgnu'lrdund Ublcto sweep
away al oppu-Itiou.'
Geo. ". Shook, uiGrand lihpidr,
Mich, testified 'oplre told me iholr
secret uruuilH'iou numbered 500,
thut thcy propose to rcvolutiuul/" So
cicb u general, thH b was entirely
u-olc-. Co attempt To better the lhbur-
ing o.cmputLy Legislation. witness
H. ID I...F q ].
Nplusivc' loo connection with thcir (
mode OF warfare,
| Lieutenant Fowler followed and
Testified. lii- testimony coincldcd
IW.lh tunt of the Other mcn who par
tiomtrl ~ The light
IutLtW rNp WEut vEluREiN.
lhr Lchr md Wchr vehrcin, OF
which witness, Waller in the mar.
chi-t trid Wh-H member aud whose
Iruttlug against society hc detailed to
the Jury, WIS organized in 1873 and
ON April ath ot ,hut year was incOr-
poA'rd uubur the laws Of the state
| Iuo iuuorpomtor- were about thirty
/. GrrmHu ami Bohemian socialists
whose uh0uct va to train aud drill
iu military and get them rcady loI
lhu great conflict between capital mud
labor which ugiihtor- of TINT olHs,
have for many ycgrs tried 10 briul
about The society attracted but liz
Tie notice uHtil 1870 when the icgisla
, turr passed law creating state
military mud torhiddmg the lorna
tiom ut priyatcmilitary organization
! without license from the governor
/ The lass caused "A great deal Of discus
sion among the members aud lhl
lawyers, many of whom believed /
vas iu conflict with the nitcd State
military Hct In August, 1879, th
- Lchr md Wchr NchriGu, forty -trOuj
!. pa AIDED uu tlo streets of Chitng
b armcd with rlllr-. At thoi
q head rode Herman Pras.cr work
u ingmun aud socialist, CARRYING IA
10 brc. FRASER WAS arrested and In
u dictcd under the now law because hi
g company had refused 10 take out IN
0 required license, Ills case was take
II mp u, atest case, lIo was tried in IA
Il miual court aud fined $40. I'll
k case was then appealed to the lllinoI
II supreme court and subsequently I
u the supreme court Of the Unite
St.tcs. lu moth courts tho new la'
wa, sustained. The Lchr und Wei
Nchricn never paradcd IN public ate
90 that, and 1t wa, lost sight of, but II
d mcmbors never ceased to drill. Dl
IL ring the last xix years they have il
a, creased greatly In numbers, and
D.. the time Of the llaymarkot rio
II, there were six groups OF them
ty the ity. at has bee
N no secret for years" said we
" known labor agitator this mornin
'h "that the Lehr und Wchr Ychre
o. were training TO tight the poliC
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