Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-17
LAW BREAKERS,

LAW BREAKERS,
food MAN GONE TO cAEADA-HE Es-
cHEwED SHALL vIoFs AND EMBRACED
THE bARaER ONES.
P%ittsburg, Pa, July 17-Samuel *.
Gay, chief clerk of the Pittsburg pen
zion Office. has probablyigone to Canada.
Yesterday afternoon Pension Agent
Evrett discovered that Gay had forged
his name TO three checks, aggregatinR
$500. reformation for forgery was
made before United States Commits
sioner McCandless and q warrant was
issued for his arrest, but before the
officer conId serve it Gay got wind of it
and quickly left tho city. The forgery
Of the three checks constitutes but a
fraction of the amount which it is sup
posed Gay got away with. 1t is believed
the amount from forgery and embezzle-
ment will reach $4,000 to $4,000 Gay
was a eon Of wealthy parents. Ha was
q strict attendant at church and quite
actiya in the Young Mems Christian
association and o prominent leader in
the Murphy temperance movement.
UBLIc SERVANTS INDICTED.
81. Louis, July 1.-THE grand jury re-
turned indictments last night against
Blk members of the house of delegates
Waters, Pischon, Bureggann,G aitenbach,
Keenan, and one other whose name has
not been a~scertained. Three indictments
were for drunkenness in office and against
Keenan,, Pischon and Brady for bribery
lii connection with the Investigation
OF the Casino theatre when q
bill revoking that theatres license
for indecent performances was
before the house. The jury returned
two other indictments for attempted
bribery, n against DIR. Wellington
Adams and the other against Chas. A.
Davis, attorney. These gentlemen had
charge of tho electric railway bill and
were present at almost every session of
the house urging Its passage.
THE ANARCHISTS on TRIAL.
Chicago July LA crowd gathered
in front Of the criminal court long before
Judge Gary made his appearance this
morning, while the Hobbies, stairways
and fist and second floors were crowded
with busy officials, witnesses and
curiosity seekers.
The disclosures Of Gottfried Walle,
were Of q character to excite the interest
OF the public to the highest pitch. The
appearance of Waller as he gave his
testimony was very peculiar. He is a
medium sized man, with dark hair and
luxuriant but will trimmed whiskers
He has dropping aud clear
brown eyes. His face was very pale
ani bore an expression Of shame
and terror as he unfolded his sensational
tale, revealing the secrets of the Lehi
and Wehr verein.
When the court opened to-day Wal
Ter was again placed on
the stand. The witness testi-
lied that the bomb given him by
Fisoher Thanksgiving day last was with
instructions to use it on the police i.
they interfered at a meeting to be held
that evening at Market street square,
He Kept II in his house for two weeks
andts exploded it in the woods.
The witness went to the HAymarket
meeting armed with q dynanite bomb.
At this point Waller WIS shown q
photograph of an ANARCHIST named
Sohuarbett. which he identified and il
was placed in evidence.
The witness c~ontinued his testimony.
saying that Schuazbett was at the meet.
ing.
Did sohuar1sstn say anything at the
meeting?
He raid he would tell the other mem
bers What he had decided to do. He
said tho thing should commence in other
placer also.
What do you mean by the ahing2
The witness testified that the Meeting
WA held in bohemian hail. Thursday,
May I'd. Ensel and Fischer, two OF the
defendants, and.a number of socialists
were present. Enzel submitted D
plan, according to which. as soon as
it game to q conflict between the police
and the northwestern groups, bombs
should be thrown into the police
stations. Then the rihemen of the
Lehr and Wehr verien were to be
posted at a distance and shoot
all Who should come out of the station
houses. That was to be kept up till we
reached thu city. We were to kill every
body who opposed us. Some one in the
meeting Opposed this plan. 1 don't know
the mar. but he said 1t would be better
to go into crowds IN the city and then
kill people right and left. Another
man opposed this plan. He
said We could not kEow our
neighbors ! n the crowds. We might
kill our friends by miotake. Epzel,s
plan was finally adopted by the meeting.
Look at the book Inow show yoa.n
said the states attorney. "Have YOU
eyer seems copy Of this book before ?a
No. The book was q nonv os ona :,