Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
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-, "a gansH,th MINED Rudolph Sevie was ar.
,esieu az Ollieag0, and Is now behind prison
o.is uhshT bonds of $1,000. He "a charged
WIN WIN Deiilg the individual who furnished
a.yilainiteto the conspirators who intended
~ ns.sass'hate The three law officers most
I'm Saniiiileht IN Tie Haymarkct prosecution.
SeN,c acknowledges that be has been iIlenalIy
uealihg IA dynamite and that he has sold
ueei hity pounds of the explosive IN
Notious persons within n wear H.
VIII only admit having sold Ten
Pouhds TO Chicago anarchists. and
$3.50 that ne either never knew them
VI cannot remember who they were. Inspee-
.oI D1hiieid says he has proof that the ten
Po9hns' u not mere, went to Hronek Chapek
ana Chiehoun. When Sevic was marched
INTO the dock, Inspector Bonfield said he WAS
probabiy the most dangerous dynamiter in
one-e.'y. The inspector appeared as prose-
Sevic u a Bohemian gunsmith and friend
Oh snapek Hronek aud Chleboun. June 2l
aoo I, nc bought twenty-five pounds of dy.
nahte Of the American Powder compnny.
lie told me that he had sold this TWENTY-FIVE
pounds 20 farmer living in Minnesota.
uont believe his story and have renson ia
DeneNe that dynamite never went out oi
chicago. On May 20, Of THIS wear. Scyjc
again bought twenty-five pounds of dyna.
nsite OF the American Powder company.
NsAH u tAdfAlN the same uTslfil
ana had the same Htamps as that found in
possession OF the tlrue conspirators. / con.
slder MN more dangerous man than any
OF the three, and ask that he be held IN
larger bonds
Sevic professed total ignorance Of English.
although Inspector Boniield said that he
hneW u possibly well. Judge Lyon explained
the casc 20 the prisoner through an inter.
prefer, aud then assentcd to Inspector Bon
REID motion to continue tho case a week in
bombs of 81 900
There is no doubt Of Sevie's connection
with the conspiratois, said Inspector Bon.
heid subsequently. THE identity of the
dynamite itself proves that Then Seyic is a
I1end and countryInan OF IIronek, Chapek
ahd Ihieboun. This comes pretty near prov
ing Sevic's connection with the plot. The
bombs made from this dynamite were of the
deFiilsh pattern. One OF them might have
killed fifty men.
The police say that the discovery of the
bombs, which ore doubtless the product Of
Sevles bandiwork, Is an importantlink In the
chain OF evidence against lfronek Chanek and
Chlcboun. The bombs were the invention 81
hronek, and their manufacture by u practi-
cal gunsmith goes far TO show deep-laid con.
spiraey. Il Is thought by the police that
many more Of the bombs arr In existence, os
there Is no other pro babe theory TO explain
the use of the large quantities OF dynamite
handled by the Bohemian gunsmith. Sevic
rs twenty eight years old aud Of intelligent
appearance lie understands and speaks but
little English Inspector Donheld
also captured several Internal ma
chimes. They are Of zinc, 41a or ) inches in
height. ofcylinder shape. pa inches in diam
et"r. Inside of these cylinders are Others u
equal height, about an inch in diameter
These inside cylinders are filed with dynamite.
and between them and the outside covering
the space is Hlled full az cut glass. lead slng;
ana broken iron. In the tops oE the inside
eyhn'iers Illuminating caps are placed with
fuses attached. Inspector Bonfield win not
say whether or not these machines we're IN
Scvic's house.