The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-27

:ssalssa" In The svsning unke ssA sssisss ear
Sisf sSs tsunk eOnfazntue she benahs awsy from
toe hoHss They .sfs INST b. sofselssn wso
aonhs. A. they passsd ths lAsrshss stfles
20 les station Ixngx sid IL would .-as hesuii.
ins thinx - throw ia . bomb" Tssn passo.
Re rood oypoftnslfy. ~Esa ssaissr sid y
fheuest NOT Lrxx bscasns much sxesss1 ana
ssGsd fog . sisss from bic eiGs. s:.sess
3jRhse1 . match. fakinx time aso1s - -
- ~ give tbs wagon time 20 rAss IAnEe
zvassS9 10 fosiaw tie wagon. Insr snSvss
The witness . e0ry os tbs 4yseatr &Esa2 eon-
ass ios : m.ss.ax Of .snsss soess.isss on he
:wass side TIE two thea vsns % saieon
xAsre there w~rs several other socaalisss ore Q.
s si.a '. .e, ESQ ss.n sosa q =. n.1nssi.s
Z sfsis. lin9g s4ia nothing u The morseos. e0s
, or fhs way home sid sass evsn rov ne ~
art that "A fbers In the eanss AID Dot appss-
eisss him Tasy hid their c0mDs snosf sns
sidewaika -
Evldsncs VS. psodsesa connecting spass.
Sehvst and Fischer With The throwing Of 'ns
humb. A wssssss testified:
Juss before the expaossoa ~ saw epsss hand .
{ pseksxs 20 Schnsu5sit. the missing snAfens.
VINO threw tas bomb He wss Waking Ia ksh-
do'sh street when ths HAynassst nnessssx v -
ssssus bling. he VS. near the WAGON WREN -
sav spsss and schsas pass into the ssisy. n ~
. heard The words spssso.s' and "poiice use1 ~
! them and heard one Of them ask the osnes
oas Of TIE alley ana went vsssvssd aioas kAn.
daipa street, vhsa :bsy wess presently losns1
b. third man. whom the witness sseoxnsxea
from . photoersph - Sehnaebsit Tbs safes
then turned and started toward the HsymarksI
the visasss following them closely. lie saw
s.sss saad sesnaube;s somefhsae which sne
hard sehwab .sy. "sow. II tssy come, give e
& thsfa." 10 which spies replied: IL dons
thfnk We car, for they won't give N . cnsnce
tonight" Another witness. Giirner. sesssnsa
that when FBs.aen vas speaking he ives ssaod-
8 r ss tie mouth OF the alloy near the Wagon
He ssw . man descend fsom tns wagon ana
sb< alsy At that mornsn; some one cried:
"Ths police are eoxninxr' Then the man VINO
had tsts the wagon And joinsi tns group In tire
sosnssninr heli IN tbs hand of one o. the sroup,
Whsrsapon fuse Dsxan 10 slxxs and then I'm
nsaisieiy = bomt was thfown. The witness
narrower Of The bomh. He reeogni4sd spies -
tie nam that eff ths wagon sad lighted tns
f'~. and fischsr ~ q MEMBER Of the gsoap
Fischer ws. arrested 81 the Arbettey Z<ttas1
he wss armed with revolver ard q long knisc-
i was shown thss no had written the words as
tIse head 81 ons OF the anarchist circulars,
"Nosklngmsn. arm yourselves and appcsr in
fall force" Aecbs distributed the "Hsveuge"
CIRCULARS TIE defense attempted 10 prove thar
slse police hsd canspi.ed TO bring a0ont the
trouble: had hired some enc 20 throw bofao
and bad began shooting first. but tho witnesses
o. eross-examinssion were f0nnd 10 DO anas-
esis.s OF sociaiista On Aggu.t 10. iss6 the trial
sadrd. JUDGE Gary charged the jary. In line
with his previous ruling. ahd that the jury
nigh, bring to q verdict OF granddaughter in any
&C all q! the cases. On August 20 the jury re-
turned this verdict:
We. the Jury. And the defendants. August
Fptes. Michael schwsb, samuel Fissden. Albert
T. fsfsons. Aaoiph Fisches, George EnRei sad
louis iiuRx. guilty OF murder. ia the manner
and form charged in the indictment, ANA ny the
penasty ct destn- We Gnd the defendant Neebe
guilty of murder in she manner and form
charged In the Indictment, and M the penalty
ct imprisonment for aitesn ycars.
The verdict was cheersd by the people outside
the courthouse, and gave general satisfaction to
the people OF Chicago. The defense appealed
the case 70 the supreme court Of Illinois, which
sfiirmed the Judgment vi the lower court
gu eeptsmbsr II. 1887 Application was 1t
o1cs made to the supreme court Of the United
states BY counsel for defense for writ OF error
This application was denied BY . unanimous
decision Of the court on November 2. iss7. The
suy recourse OF the anarchists therefor wss the
Interference OF the governor Of Illinois. Lingg.
Hngei. Fisher and Parsons refused 70 join In the
application for pardon and demanded their
liberty ~ right request for pardon was
made by spies, fisldsn and schwah On
by exploding . dynamite In his mouth
by means Of lighted candle On
the same day Gov. Oglssb- announced
his liberalization upon the question OF the
eommutaiion Of the sentences OF the condemned
men. Ftsldsn and schwab having Joined !E the
application for pardon. and their guilt being Of
somewhat lighter nature than that OF the
others. had thsir sentence commnted to impsis-
onmsnt for life. They had conducted them
selves In . lsss defiant manner than the others
during the trial. and the communication OF their
sentences was favored BY Judge Gary aud Dis
sfsct Attorney Grinnell eptes. Fischer, Ensel