The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-10

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~ BONE EsE eze isseu. Bsduss trr 10 -
thg; Subject. ~ %
!, JOHN ,, Aaisske she head q TIE fsr,.
~ ~ ia-Af pane a. SeHcassse. rs5lgass,ssrss
lesst BODY Tor tae defense a. fs1lows
- - q aii1aaR a. day West there
tAsrNt&Y EventsF Weus there = agy
gtefe 81 property. saN Csaray a. ~ or.
1pyr ~ 9lItasu akQnt 5 efeIoak FrfAag
tHttfAl2e. He Ess dressed @sthfn9 has
ssi,ssstlafss Iasses between "a. wss ns,a
y y Seweaffie O. Coal Greek as al Ffsaar
Lar slsafs q % trouble; Haven { Eeea Tsosaaz
= aAafsey Tor several fays Didn't see hlns
taiAn lea' thsnk I met auFsso1y anfjl
e9iis % IibBefgsf saw CaaSeT aftsF
Wsros - vas walking Didn't he4s 81
any ts0sbie natA Friday eveaing. No
con- eFsatiea passed between us.
IBIS was the Isss Wftgees for tic dag a8H
nc 6 tst vas continued n = lafe hgnr nuffl
-. =. to-day. The csse against C5anfv
commissioner wilkes viii s.FsFaa NO tA4s
forenoon Al 10 'cl0cs
Witnesses foE tAa Prosecution Ire
ttfrace ease we're active shEs flight
fseentiag y ie.sErsph al the VII
aesses who knew anything abous
he MT They viii enesAyor 70 shov
thai hartley fGEFoy Wag AZ Newcastle ss.s
engeEsF Is The early troubles. hsss thar b.
kipRssl back - Gilman bY a HAass sogic
aaa speedy means Of tF2nsPor;afion
THE p0aacw c4sE
Tae tge DotssaRs. Joha gnd SIS ssa
Thomas. and wiliia4a gencs. aho we're
complained against Is James n. Assew.
q knight 81 Labor. charging saem VITA
sssaasilng him in this SeGc1siie RIO. last
Friday. were yesterday discharged by Jus.
tiee soderbefg- Under The rs frnoar Il
appeared taat tie sh6ss were fired bT fha
defeuslAais IN defence ~ sseiE hahifatioae
aud their families, ard that the crowd
fFol Gilman cane there vita tie aaiiter.
ale intention Of driving oBt tae MsneEs
Duipa iab0rsrs 4. Newcastle II they did uof
srscas 70 the demand made b. fhe
kaights " Labor VITA regard % the als
f'lneeIatus Of the tasn HuFls a. the breast
and the substitution 81 Peter ZGiig
IhaTe 9ns q p3rsheEe % testimony, AID
for time il IS made - look very hIack
Tor the Miners tuiol men, bat DC 8st-
nesscs FOR the aafeHdaEs proved beyond
doubt end = the satisfaction ~ the nra.-.-
eulaE attorney tahf the defendants sore
quite ynstiiea g chat they Gid. The ies-
ttinony summed NJ gas
That large body % aUaeG Knights
eaEae ffusn Gilman cnrlg ia gne morning. OF
Friday, and divided into tFo crowds. the
smaller one Jed b. VIM. knston the Killed
man, and Thomas Aziarkey. going 70 Sew-
castle, aud beginning al attack np5u the
i8inefs homes fran the depot shooting et
the miners. john Dohgon saw one man
being badly assaulted and he supposed the
victim II the beating pas his sou, while
the defe sdaDt, Thomas boDsou. supposed
Il vas his BROTHER. David Dahsnn They
AFttis lA.ss p itFA AAfE AA0kaff& AAAASAfA
% save BIN. and 90 prevent further iniu
ries to ihe residents Of Newcastle. Wan.
Jones. II was foahd did not shoe; al all
Before disehaFsing the prisoners, Justice
rQtieg3lerg delivered lecture % TIC
knights - Labor and others present. Ia
shs conclusion of which he said
There are a great naay complaints
made By Wpfkisgmca a. 10 The Daiadjusi
mrnis IN the indasffial system, but the
emily inst grievance they have i against
those sho deprive them of the fullest op-
p0rtu8ities for the employment of their
fruits OF their labor. 40 laboring man
who Is allowed fBlL opportunity - work
aud Is retain the frasts of his labor has
any just grievance, Taere Is no more
VIA principle q the woTkingmen then
that they see 20 i that this
liberty to eErn their bread and
Profession Ia their rights as wage work
ers, ars afforded % al honest ioileYs
Vixen this Is secured. toe labor question Is
solved 20 far ~ human law can solve ~
For enc class ar clique % mcn 70 Grrusafe
10 themselves and mon0poazs the right 90
work, using force ami l0ience 10 prevent
others who DO net belong 70 the same fac
ton or organization from laboriug ~ their
calling. j. nos liberty. 0Ei Is rank dcspO
ism and Is entirely Inconsistent with the
existence Of free institutions and the spirit
Of American liberty, II daes not follow,
because FiCu men COIN biue against
tAc Woskinmnen, that the woykingmen
have q right % ComhiE- against other
wutkiagmen. Those enemies OF whom
the WerkiRgmcu complain could hardly
desire anything better % happen than the
sad spectacle presented here by one set Of
Worklngmen expressing another 81 least
equally deserving class OF laburing men.
Nothing viii make men free except truth,
and II the laboying men would attain true
freedom, they must heed these principles
OF frufb rthHrt4fS- sNWv Will 444f -
The trial began ~ 10 a. m. ard lasted
until about E.nRf II IN