Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-24
DYNAMITE DEVILS.
Engie Tells the Socialists to Wrap
wire and Nails Around the Pipe
Bombs 10 Play Havoc.
Csiminaiy SHY Women Adorn the 90"
nrdiy Enrdsrers with nesutiiol
bouquets OF Flowers'
~ ANAncnIsrs, 1nIAL.

this morning when Franz Hem, the frst
witness in the anarchist trial, was called
10 the stand
The witness said he was saloon,
keeper that Neebe was IN his place OF
business, 35i North Clark street. on May
3. and showed him q picture, which
witness identified, II was IN the evening
when Neebe called Several were then
In the saloon. Neebe left copies Of the
circular on the table and spoke about the
Mccormick riot Ecebe addressed those
in the saloon in general way, and said
that six or seven men had been killed at
McCormichs ''BloOd had flowed, "
Heebe said, and he added, "There Will
come a time, perhaps when things VIII
90 the other way"
The revenge circular was offered In
evidence by the state and the witness
turned over to The counsel for the de-
tense, who refused 10 cr0ss-qnestion him.
Mr.. Olsen, occupying the Greek chair
at Chicago university, also German
scholar, has made translation OF Herr
Most'e book, "Sclence Of Revolutionary
Warfare,n aud said the translation which
Mr.. Grinnel offered In evidence was cx-
act and faithful In every particular.
Another translation from an article APP
pearing In the ArbeiteT Ieitung, under
February 20, 1886, and captloned "Ihe
international Association OF Working
men, and giving the platform OF that or
ganization, was also offered by the state.
Az this iuucture a young lady wearing
a fashionable hat, snowy gilt chain about
her neck dressed in Il light brown stun,
rose from her chair IN the back part Of
the room aud presented 10 esch Of the de-
PENDANTS a huge bouquet Of flowers. FL
teen minutes prior the defendants were
given flowers by some ladies' who came
into court with Mrs. Black.
GuEtaye Lehman, one Of the conspird-
tors. was called
GLOW long have you lived In this coun-
tyy"
-Four years"
''Did you attend & meeting at Griers 4
hall May BOZ"
Eyes / was on my way 70 Ieph's hall |
W attend carpenters meeting when I /
met some men and they told me 10 come (
10 % Lake street and attend meeting /
They showed me an advertisement In the |
saying we should come |
there"
''Who do you mean by weI"
"The armed section"
Glow long did you stay there?"
"llali au hour"
"Was the meeting Ia the basement2"
"Yes -
who was there that you knew2"
"Seliger, Theilc, myself and brother,
Fisher, Briiderheld and Herman that IS .
about all / remember"
"Do you know Englcyn
"Not personally. saw MIN once at
Greit's hall F."
"Do you know Llnggi"
"Yes."
GLOW long2n
"SiA months
"Was Lingg AZ the mcetingY"
81 can't say he was In the basement,
bat we went together The next alter
noon ! went 10 Liupgs. Seliger was
there so was Huber aud another man. .
What were the people doing therc2"
Working In rooms They had red |
cloths about their faces.
what did you 60 there forY"
"My friend wanted TO buy revolver"
"Then were did you gOfn
"Homen
"Dd you go back 70 Lingg'sI"
Yes, about 7 O'Clock stopped there
ten minutes"
Nv nat were Lhty uOlOpf'
making dynamite bombs and fuses
A piece u fuse and some caps were
shown 70 the witness and Identified by
him
"Did ilngg give you anything that az
Eyes, he gave me small hand satchel
with two bombs IN II, some fuses and
some caps also tin box
IL he. Oh. a..
VI tea caddy.
''YGs, that Is the box, there was dyna-
mite In It. Llngg said so"
The witness said that after supper that
lay he went 10 the carpenters meet.
ing but aiterward went TO % Lake street
aud then, accompanied By friend named
schmidt, went to Ieph's hall nClaybOurno
lyenue and met Lingg and Seliger. The
witness explained that al 3 O'Clock the
iext morning he crawied out of bed, took
he dynamite and bombs back OF Ogden's
grove and went there May II or 20 with
he police officers and obtained the bombs
md dynamite. Witness said he had
belonged 20 the Northside Soclalistic
group, which met at 50 Claybourne ave-
lue, They drilled there nearly every
Monday night with guns The lat.
Ter were kept at witness home
He explained that ten dollars
was raised from the sale OF beer at
lance at Flou's hall on West Lake street
aBt February, which was turned over 10
he armed force OF carpenters to buy
with, but was afterwards
OWEN TO Llugg 70 buy dynamite.
.lngg MAS at these meetings aud
brought the dynamite In February last
Witness said Engle made a speech at 81
llaybonrne avenue, when he explained
low easily and cheaply dynamite could
10 made and how pipe could be filed,
Gngle explained how TO an pieces OF gas
,ipe and 70 arrange tho fuse, aud said the
,uter portion OF the pipe should be
,ound with nails and wire, so that when
exploded h would cause greater havoc
n the meeting when Engle made this
'peech witness WIS chairman
The cr0ss'eNaminatlon Of Lehman pro.
inoed nothing additional and did not
.hange his original statements,
reporter named Dresser described