Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-30

The Proeeedlnen in the A.
nrehast Trial.



Grinneli announced this noEnina that
ell TIE sestinoay for the etate II ne
Aaarehist trial Uoaid Be laid before the
inFy bg tenofrou evening.
Ihompson, who gave GuaA damaRlng
esidenee against the Anarchists. vas
recalled b tie pEoascufion. bat no
chAnRe vas uade - hss ssidence. The
torn and bioodstained clothing of the
uounded and dsad ofiosfs was shown
= he jury. The esansei fer The de-
6emse declared that this vas for q sensa-
tion. Ths States attorney replied thai
II be bad desired 70 produse q eensati0a
be Woald have caused the wounded Of
Esarn 20 sppazF In oenrt.
A. he opening Of TIE afternoon So
son Captain Shoak explained. e the
Eeqneat of TnRham. the aafura OF his
The effeefs Of Lfnez. Il aisa expert
mented." said The witness, with the
dynamite cartridges I had one inseFf
Sd into 9 stone weighing perhaps sixty
pounds. The explosion broke the stons
into atonsH
R.R. L. Gaas1 was called and asked
70 read his translation Of portions Of
ahs sheet entitled 1hs AnaFchfsfs, vol
slme I. number /. Tha p4per was pub
liahed at the Arbeifer ZsifHaa once, and
IN q notiea Il uas requested that sub
ssripiisns be seat tee EnRel. The first
translation read was that Of the an
nouneement Of the publishers. In this
it vas stated that the object Of the pa
per was 10 promote che Anafohiaf doc
lrine. Other articles. al written IN q
highly hsfoie vein. lamented the oppres-
sion Of capital and advocated revola-
tionRry principles.
Eugene SieeeF, an editorial WritsE on
the Free Press, Identified a0me Of the
manuacript written in German 10 . in
the hand writing Of SchWab. The man
usoRipt was that Of the celebrated
s'hloodn editorial published ID the ar
better ZnfnRg Of Mag 4lh.
Ths prosecution then caused num-
beR of articles 10 be read from the Alarm
and other 6o0ialistie organs. These ell
preached revelation in more or less
startling Language. Another article gave
minute instructions for handling dyna-
mite for revolutionary purposes. For
further inslEuetions the reader vas re-
Queated 10 apply % "A. s. !" at the Alarn.
Relating Co ehe filing Of bamb6, the
instructions we're moat oomplete. AZ the
beginning Of the article dynamite vas
referred to as ''the powerful agent Of
civilization
when The reading was hnished the
Oourt adjourned.
ne Was Oniy an American Cltizen.
GALvxsroa, July 2e.-FEancisoo Ras-
urea, the naturaiized American citizen
Who vas arrested and surrendered night
before last Wikhout hearing by County
JndRe Hot stits, upoa the statement OF
Chief Of Police MondraRon, Of PiedTas
Niearaa, Mckee, thai be was g horse
thief, vas taken from Q Mexican prison
eight hours after his Incarceration, car
Yied two miles below Piedras Neqras
With his handa tied behind him and
hrutally shot and buried at the COM
mand Of MOndfaQon.
The murdered man had taken out
papers Of citizenah1p on August 18th,
1875, and prominent men Of Eagle Pass
and Piedras NeQEas bear testimony that
Rasurss uas an upright, honoFable man.
Tie secret underlying this Infamous
outrage 10 that Rasures had won the ef-
feations of Q woman Of whom Chief
NOndraQon was enamouFed. Mon&ra-
Ron, swearing vengeance, detailed two
Of his tEusty hsufenants one night e
murdeR his rival. RasaEes badly diBa-
blad his assaiIanta and escaped 70 Eagle
Pass. MondraRon, however, deteFmin-
ed on HE removal. tTumped up ehe
charge of hoFse theft against him aud
had him extrndited and shos. On the
night that RasureB was delivered 10 the
Mexican authorities Mondragon lekt for
SaltiIlo, not, however, hsfore having
delivered orders 70 his heasenants to
execute Rasurea.
1shs victim in q letter appealed 10
United States Consul Lynn 90 save him,
saying that be was an American eiti-
zan, Quiilieag Of any tFansgfession
against any Law. and that AondFagon
bad had aim arrested 20 gEatlfy his
yenQeanos. This letter was delivered 20
Consul Lynn ten hours after its authof
had been basaly shot. Prior 30 recaiv-
ING the communioation Consul Lynn
had already appeared before the proper
authorities at PIedFas Hegras and de-
manded that, innsmuoh as RasuFes was
an AmeRiean citizen and had been flie
gally extFadited without proper repre-
ssntation OF heaKinR, be Be forth
with released. MondragOn said that
Rasnres was out OF their hands, bis
oaao having been transferred 10 higher
court at 6Altiilo. whaFe tbs Consul
would have 10 make his demands. Sab.
sequent svents prove thas this assertion
Of AondraRon Has false.
Consul IIyna has aeleRraphed the
faots of tha case 70 Secretary Bayard,
at the same tine informing the State
Department that the reported outFagea
20 American oitizans on tue Bio GFande
and il Mexico are net exaggerated, bat
are true, and Suggesting vigorous action
on the part Of tue Fedsral Government
for thsir protection. Tue exoitsment
over this terrible outrage Il - dan
aeROas pitch, and the county otaciala
who we're q paTty 70 it are Roundly de-
nounosd and uiil be sammaFily removed
from ofiee.
The Cnating Case
RI PAso, (Tsx.). 5aly 9.-PrspaFa-
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