Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-17
The ANARCHIST TRIAl.
BeglnnEngofthe E.nstyveek
ef the Ordeal.
Festsr Arxass sr tie Dsssas-whns
RaAs Msaas-fAs Evlasase os
Gnnsr ana Burasa cant..ssd.
BlaeR % spsaA Toaay.

CElcAao. Aux. l6-Tca ciesinr wnek
q the rreal AnaFchist trial apaaei thi1
naoFninN insn1eFahly Dot win srnrnaIV
4 oreath q fresA air IL he oouftrooEa.
EeerS Moa ol spaaa Wi1Ain the faur
Walis was eecapied ~ tAe speeiatoFa
kcsser resumed bis speech this mnrn-
ina b. declaring thai ha Mms net thara
% detend anarchy. When ho expra1
iaat sentiment On SATURDAY., he e.
pressed she sentiment az Ma aesoeiataa.
the verdict pught nq3 30 Be based oa
lGo stAleount Of any counsel. Ihia as-
seriion vas auparcnily wi1h = Eiaw nf
and1Ina lto sdect 81 tha nfnfe1neata
naa&s by Stloman IN hia upaninn az ~
opie8 and kie ultsrances. koslef Quoted
Tie old adARa .'that barking doa never
oltea. Spies never oancea led hia eemal-
meulss they were madd public sims sad
again thfouGh she preMa The man mnn
ialkative-ahat eoaldnt - dispnfea.
There must Be somathine In ths con
siFuosion Of the manis Grain whieh
makes him give attsrancs % thfs wild
talk. The man ioeed naloriaay, ana
thai vas AL.
One Of the bssi points mada by Fss-
tef to-day vas il Substantially tha fel.
lowing language. Ihe prosecution pnt
great siRnihcange In the publieation IA
ihe 4yttfitF xciung % ths wafd
kahe. which theY say means resl, a.
pe1oe. Noe when the pallca arrived a.
tae haymafkoi, Captain Ward said. =
command y0a, IN tha name u tha Stnaa
nf Illinois, % dispeFsa peaceahly." 70
thls, Eleiden, uao Naa spe4kin4. an
swered, naturally anaagh, why, Can-
ialn, this iz = peaeeable neetln1." e..
: We are peaeeahle.n Nov should tha
state eee ANYTHING 20 significant ~ this
remaFkE Tie egidenoe shows thaf ne
meeting vas peaoeable, aud / @1y here
. vas never Intended % Be eiheFwisa.
Il - that moment aomoone IN hia own
authority threw bomh AMONG he
police and II THAI fact WaEe nol knnwn.
thai word '.kuhs" and kialden'a ~.
marx, We are peacoahie,n wonid ihen
have ne natural slRnlacanoe, o. mean
lnR on tie face of "a. instead AZ
being, e. the stats insiets the symbol
of rios and hloeashed.n POSTER. after
enlaraing on this feature 81 ne cnsa
aud declaring that she eEiaenee falI
ahoFt Of tKoBing thai the Havmarkef
meeting ha9 anY conneoflon with thn
conspiracy 20 attack tha poiioa. devolaa
considerable time % the consideration
Of the testimony of John BarRsis as
oppoaed 70 thaa Of Harry L. 0ilmaf.
Barnstt. Fosier showed, had been inter.
viewed b. tho stata. He had hoen
shown She picture Of kuaolph Hnhnanhia
aad, upon honestly declaring that ha
eoald not recoRnl4a u a. thai oE TIE
oomo-ior0Wer, was allowed % %. He
ooald not serve The state aa q witness.
Called BY the defense, buFnett swofa
thai the bomb vas thrown from Z polu1
far enonEh from thai Axed b tha PROS
e0ntiou 20 overthfow the thaorv hanaA
upon Gilmer's tegtImuay that spies lil
tha fuss Of She bomb and thmt tha bomb
vas thrown bY nohnauble from tha
south of Cranes alley. Who was 20 ha
belleped-bornett, Who had been over
ne groand since the night Of the hFzf
rioe and taken careful measurements.
and whose character had not suffered
from ihe Investigation Of CAPTAIN
ohAAk and his dsteotivea. 0r GilmoFa,
gho euore 90 elibly, who had been iu-
peaehod b = do6en witnesses and who
was q Grand Army maa, hut whelheF
be had fought under The stars and
stripes 0F stars aud bars nobody knawf
Had not GiimaF been seat before TIE
Grand Jury Why Vas he placed on
ihe stand when the trial was IL pro.
2rea8 Beosnsa there was q missing
link. So Harry 4. 0ilmaF took she
stand aud e8id, Rather than have the
play stop III furnish the missing link
Foster reviewed she testimony 0f Gu
maf exdansliveIs, deneuncsd dim aa
" atupenduua. a colossal. uonumanlal
liar" and turning towards tie defend
ants said impfessisoly III TIE testi-
mony Of Harry Giimsr IA une, August
spies and AdolSb Fischer musf dln.n
Foster referred 10 The testimony Of IN.
formers Waller ard SeiiRer. They bad
boen given tho onuioe Of d ropo and q
written statement aach a. would safVo
The porpoao of the pfoaeculi0a. iheg
Of o0uraa, aa any one would, CHOSE TIE
the lesser of the two evils and tram-
blinQlY took the stand 30 swear away
the lives Of their form comrades. II
saY," said Foster, aud I not onlg any
Il here 10 the cOurt roam, but 90 tha
street ard everywhere, that a. 4 lawyer
/ am opposed % gnsh meana Ilsl Jas
ties be- done thouQh she heavens fall.
FosieF concluded his address WITH an
eloquent and doaery appeal % the Jury.
Ne asked them moi 10 commit 40 act
which they ssaid reeret the rsmaindsE
Of their lives.
Captain Rack said be uould prefer
not 70 oommauae his speech until 20
morrow morning, and the c1uft a.
i0urned 10 that time.