Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-12
THE TRIAL or Mr.. DEBS.
THE GOVERNMENT CONNECTING
HIM WITH THE LAwLEssNEss.
witnesses Tell How They Had APP
penicd to the President Of the A.
II. u. to Move Trnins-Thc Mobile
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Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. l1.--In the Debs
case today the first witness called was
General Superintendent Dunlop of the
ROck island railroad. Mr.. Dunlop gave
an exhaustive history Of the strike us
It affected his road. He said that many
mail trains were stopped. the men
being intimidated.
Throughout the day the attorneys for
the defense objected TO the evidence a.
introduced by the government and
from some unknown reason, Judge
Woods sustained them much oftener
than during the earlier days Of the
trial. In all, thirteen witnesses tes-
tilted for the government during the
day. Most Of the evidence adduced
dealing with the scenes OF violence
IN and about the city during the strike.
Toward the close OF the afternoon the
counsel for the government got down
to the actual work Of connecting Mr..
Debs and his associates with the law
senger boys, who delivered various tel
egrams previously put in evidence. at
the office OF the American Railway
union. In all but three cases the mes
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Saws were sibhsu W '"e Nooi
Mr.. Benedict, with IL typewriter. IN
three cases one OF the messenger boys
said he had delivered kilograms to Mr..
Debs personally and he mad recelpted
for them. The delivery sheet was not
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presented tomorrow morning.
w. T.. Baker, ex-presluent of the
Vorid,s roi,,r,bt,n a,,,nstt,on toid hos,
nv, anh r,'r,,,.sr ~ -. ,,as,,sI,''f,'.
,Vsrs Iied nm aieveu a,vs in nInnt.,,.,
snd of .endin,r t.,,,.',',, -, NJ 49,
which was inoorsed nv me local Amer
mean HniINav union leaoer Kelly a4
md neve,. recaivsd am, 1,ns,VSr ~ ~
rppsal for assistanee Ia AIR babs nm
ne said he mad henrd thut Kelly hnu
got orders To move the train N nn,,ii-
ole. but he did not Know OF his own
knowledge.
N 5rales GENERAL spnertntardert
of tho Monte and ONO innths,. vii.
ness idenfitsd mo t,i.,,rot,t,,T co,.,,..
suandanc,, which ba hnd ,,ttt Tat,s 80.
garding the raising Of the boycoTt on
Mo ia ~ - - - a.
NE Arst niaca ta,,tn,, ,i,,, W. 80 a.
Mobile and Ohio roma s ram MN no ' pui,,n ',e
cars, and requested him to- do what
The next telegram nor. tbe ra,na
of Debs ana asi2ad II tSa Nab,,.. an5
Ohio ruad belonged 10 tb,, ,r,,,sr,i ma
ayers associatinn tinon M. :" sn ,,,i.,
insurance mar n did M n t.ie,rrntY,
was semi asltInp Scaiss tn ca,, on sh,v,,-
er tho local renresa,tatt,,a -
American RaiIyvav union an, ~, ~,
nrranpements Win hin, ras,sr,it,,,r IN
calling on ~ the Inn, T T,ih w w
scales testIfed that ba Sia III ~ i
Inc "A f5rsen,e,,t ,,,bIoh h.. ~, ~ ailu Ieau
or nm tsio,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.t '''iu WIN Ivy
-. ~ 'tss ulhs were pihceu IN eFl-
soiS r,,t "gss tor lhe government
,,,.,',,i'. a. '!ie trltsraIhs could be
i ptopv.iy ia'u 10 Deus IN this case,
Luz i,i' uitSv'liis manu- m the strike would
w ms nos' sNy eStaDllshed'
IN. ne ie1ture OF me days roceedings
" m..N At discussion brought about by
1resury IN winch ne scored the general
inahagers association nnd said; "Tf
W. can set lhe witnesses 10 testify and
XIX court VIII admit the evidence /
a''llN we Gun snow mat this general
mace, ,''.',,,- 'ssoelatlon was preparing
lNn roads which its mpunbaiss rapr,