Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-20
ROUGH ON BAUERElSEN.
HIS PROSECUTORS GIVE HIM A DEAL
OF TROUBLE.

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Grand Jury-fhe Anarchists.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The examination Of |
the alleged conspirators against tine Burning
ton railway before Commissioner How're, !
came to an end Yesterday. A large audience |
was present, desirous of learning what the
defense was gong to do, and there was con.
siderable disappointment that they did not
call any witnesses Donahue said he under |
stood that the government had rested its
case, and upon being informed that such
was the fact stated that the defense also
rested, but desired to discuss the matters at
issue.
Ewing said he did not care to speak on the
subject, but would ask that the defendants
be held to the grand jurv ON the evidence
already submitted. David thought the case
should be argued and against that it would
only be fair for the prosecution 10 open the
argument, but Donahue interriIptel and
said the court could not compd the govern
ment TO argue the case and there was no use
pressing the point.
David then addressed the court H., made
his argument against the creiibilitv of the
witnesses against the defendants declaring
that it was "a strange thing that the mem
against whom the most prnof is ofFareI-the
men who committed the damnable act-areI
the men who are witnesses There ha, not
been any evidence introduced AGAINST any Of
these defendants that H., rl.cad ave, n dvna-
mite cartridge on the track exrapt Bowl.s'
st,tament that Rrndari,.E told him ha rlac.d|
a cartrils,s IN, tho t,.,cl, Of ,,,..,o, Ia,,s.
I'M, tbara i no ,,r,,f ,orai,st C;,,iino ar. Ran
4raisan that they ever committed an overt
ACT that they eyer did ,nvt;,inu TENDING f.
da.frov Iif., o.. cror.rt,,
Ua insis+a5 thar tba,.a was NJ, ,,.r,,f ,b,t hi.
oIi,,s W., ~, th, l.,,,., Of ,i,, -
ersr-bad arv,bir,, 70 a, With ,ha aIla,r,i
c,nsr,ir,,,.,- o,,d tba+ tl, ,,-os ~, 49,, il,
law to bnid tbar +, tha rand inrv In tbe
coursa of his remarks he referred +, Ksllv a.
a amost ,,pnarolialaa s.ouujraI H.. con
cludad with the assertion that ii The commits.
sioper womb mass upon the op,st,on as an
hon. 81 minded man from tn. testimony
he wound DISCHARGE C;o,Ii,uy and Eat,.rais.n
Donahue made a speech in a similar strain.
and the prosecution sill declining 10 say any.
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not consider the avidep,, As strnpr- a,r,inst
G,jJip- o AGAINST itn..,. If ria, .tt,,,-- sfilI
he rhourbt he uust Rotor fine, case AGAINST all
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,r,.ast,,.a,j,, IT. 49, 49,. 90.
in aocb coo a-oi,st ,b,s ar,.,,,,+ na,,4
and Donabna 18th ,,,n,as,.l I'm. m. con,
missioner said they MIGHT consult further
with tho DISTRICT ATTORNEY and ar any i'm
make a motion for a raiuetion of hail
The proceedings in court then Terminated
Rut the troubles .,f tine defendant. yv.r, mt
over Duriu.- the nrnraaliurs several don.
utv sheriff. had come INTO tb,. co,rt ami a.
s,o,, nc tho t,-,al h,f,,,., t, 40,
at an end they nrniucad warrant, and rear
rested the men on STATE warrants Rsuarai
,o,, bo5 f,,,.,,,sl,ol hahn H., I-,.+,a s..
e,urt Thara were tbroa warrants .y,o,,, ont
asai,st R,.,aro,ya,, I},,1s- ar3 Ero.5a,.,oI-
ono warrant for co,srir,,,- o,.. I'm, mi.
c,,,,s r,is,Iisf or5 ono .,, a. ~, 4,..,,,,..,
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