New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-28
PRICE yHREE CENTS
SPIES AND THE FATAL BOMB
TESTIMONY THAT MADE HIM TURN PALE.
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TESTIMONY THAT WADE HIM TURN PALE.
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CHICAGO, July 27.-One of the notable inoi.
dents IN the trial OF the Aussehsts to-day wa the ts
mony OF Henry Hsinemau, O German ne rspspss re-
porter himself formerly member Of the Intsrnaronsi
eecisy and personally acquainted with nearly III TIE
dsfsncants Be positively idsntised schwab e havfng
been tho wagon from which ths esches mAds
Haymarket and also positively declared that hs
recognised Rudslph echmaabsit o. one Of tho numhse
present. This Anarchist ESCAPED and 81 supposed Be
che man who shrew tho bomb The nsfsndant schvah,
has sndsavcred hard TO explain has be vas not preseas
nc the HaymaYkst on the fatal nigtt He accused
tvice. to-day Of having been thsrA reporter. e7s
owen tsstdod that no him just before the meetag
began The extraordinary feature OF the day Ia the
courtroom, however, was the testimony OF n rhomp-
soa youpR man who stated that early In ths evening"
hs heard spies and consulting together respec
ing the police and that they used language Indicating
THAI an attack was to be made upon the police TIE
witness then that hs Spies hsod package To
Rudoph schmsabelt In the alley Just prior h tho expics-
on He recognised photograph Of sohmasbslt - taas
of the man 70 whom Spies handel the package Whfn
this testimony given Spies vislby chans color. his
face getting PALE but quickly recovered himself In
It is regarded the most important pece ee
crimlnating evidence yet given.
The Anarchists supplied with towers usual to-
day. few stout female sduirers presenting them each
With bouques just prior to the openng OF court rhs
opinion s often expressed n tie that they
are unwiss submitting 10 much decoration By their
friends s undoubtedly nuring them with tho ury.
The court habitues have begun TO speculate the
probable character Of the Defence aud Mr. Fossr said
this morning that the defence would not call 800 Wit
that he did not know whether they would call
even 100: that it quito possible that some Of the
defendants would be put the witness stand nut thas
be ID no idea thas any Of them would address jury
The court room was oppressIvely close and ane
we'll calculated to destroy interest and indeed suspend
animation. Two reporters. whiting Allen and Charles
Tuth recitod stray sentences which they heard Par
at the Haymsrkst but they could not bo spes
c.nc Detective Cosrove In giving version Of the speech
made by spies at the Hsymarket said be condemned the
police and addressing tho crowd said: wien
you get ready 70 DO Q thing do II. and don't tell
anybody you going TO do It," Detective
McKeogh and Percy English. g stsnographer. gave
close statements OF the speech made By Spies.
Heineman. tho German reporter. In hia testimony
sad that Spies his speech declaring that the
meeting to be peacsabe one but In his speech hs
gave version 81 Mccormick riot which tended 70
inname the crowd.
"were you formerly member Of the 1nternational-
istsi" the States Attorney asked.
"Yss, sir." replied the witnssA
Q-wbeu did you cease to be memberi A.-Two
years ago
owhich Of the defendants onged to the Socialists
vhIle you were Q memberi A-Tho only one know
postiveIy was Neeba He belonged to the same group
that did.
Odd you meet any OF the defendants at any umet
Ayes, Spies and schwab. and, think. Parsons
o.-That was when Herr Most here aud made
| some speechest A.-Yes
Q-And it was on OF those speeches that you
severed your connection Win the internauonahA"'
Ayes, sir.
o-whO did you see on the wagon on me night Of the
Haynarkst meetings Al Spies. Sch vab. Feldsn
and Rudolph schmaabelt-the latter know a. mem
| Der Of the Internationa,tsss.
Mr. Thompson. whose testimony bore 20 strongly
against Spice, empoyo in the Wholesale house es
| Marshali Hneld Co He stated that no had bsen on
busncss 10 the side ami returning toward the
rver on Randolphst. when the Haymarkct meeting was
| assembling Stopping near the entrance 70 an alloy
short from the speakers wagon ho saw Spies
mount tho wagon Inquire for Parsons and descend 20
the ground Shortly AFTER Spies, accompanied By maa
Who had besn pointed him Sohwabs passed ey
him into the alley.
Nj. Grnnel-Did you hear any words spoken By
either OF the menf
witness-I heard the words I" Pistols aud "Poilce"
Then one Of the men asked the other would one b
enough Q"
Mr. Griuuell-what happened then
Witness-The meu Of the alley and went west
on Randolphst. KNEW there was TO be speaking auo
followe them learn where tho speaking would take
place. They went Weab 70 halstoo7at' anu iohoN~A.
Near Halsted they were joined By third man whomI
| hAd not seen before.
Mr. Grinnel Handing tho witness . photograph o.
| sohm maabeltl-Does this resemble tne man whom ron
saw Join Spies and schwabf
| Witness-Yes. sir.
Mr. Crinnell-what happened thenf
WItness-The three men started toward tne haymAfs
ket went along once. whom quito close to theus
saw solss hand sOmethin M whicn ne
nut In his rght-hand coat pocket moment iater
passed by them an heard echwab say NOV II tne{
a. ham L
heard spies reply: "I don't think We can' for sasy
The Witness then told how ne accompanied tue men
hack 10 the Haymarket whore By this timo crown 10
Sssembloh Spies mounted speakers wagon anu me
witnesa lost sight Of she other tWn men Iho cros~
srsmina aton was long and todouA MT. Foster was ef.
| a.nerstnR to the witness and the witness was Va.
| defiant 70 tho attorney Tho Court was Hequenay
Obliged to interfere, while the States Attorney
sToris to protect tho witness against ths
| saocts of brow-bcatinE Tho nrst eonversaton
ths wtness had heard between Spes and schwao whon
ths words plaios" and police" were used, was ex.
nsned from tho standpoint OF the detonce oy tne tea
foUln1 question by Mr. Foster; ,,.
| '"Nov vere NOT tho words you hoard, speakers no
rol,ee! and did subsequent query. Will one De
refer TO speakers zdursss the meeting, wnice
vas The subject OF the Corporation = ,.,-
IN, sods and had only heard those words he aaa
No msars Of moving absolutely 10 what tney feorro
The pr roceedlngs closed here for tho day
AMMO auONc TpE REyOTnTIONISTa