Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-04
CAESARIO Is GUILTY.
he is DULY SENTENCED TO DEATH
AS cARNoT'S MURDERER.
He Attempts che Usual Cries Of the Con.
dcmpcd Anarchist, Hut His
Voice ~ Weak,

LYONS. August 3.--The second day OF
the trial Of the Anarchist assassin santo
Caesario opened with the testimony OF
the soldier lie Blanc, who, while under ar
rest for dcScrtion, was confined IN the
hospital at Cctte at the same time that
Cscsario was n patient there lie Blanc
related the purport Of his chats with
Caesario while in the hospital. and per
sisted In his previous statement that
Csesario had declared that the Anarchists
would next kin president or k'hs'
and also In his statement that 'aes'''o
had said that lots had been drawn anu
tina, hc had in this way been assignee 10
w to Lyons and KIN Vi. Caino''
Cacsario denied tina, he had S''d tn'se
things 70 lie Blanc. though nc a""''''"
that he had preached Anarchist doctrines
To him. Concerning the drawing oil Io's'
c.. ...,l that Anarchists retained alb
.ob,te individual liberty or actoh' ana
r,oyia not execute deeds merely because
a., happened to have been selected by
hazard. or FOR any other particular rea-
son than that Of thctr own VIII.
Al s.so che arguments began The pi's-
o,cr's counsel In the course OF his ar
e-,,ncnt said that Caesario had He'd rom
italy 10 France because he had been con-
dsmncd ia Italy. lie came 20 France
without money and without "a passport.
In the circumstances. his friends were
necessarily among the Anarchists. ono re-
terated to him their inci;ations 10 crime.
CacsariO, be declared. was mere instiu-
mcnt.
mo" shouted Cacsarlo. springing to
frss..
then. In an excited manner. addressed hdn-
self 20 NJ Ne Bruilie. insisting thai le
terminate his argument at once. NJ,
hrcuIllac. the presiding Judge. iro"'td
the prisoner down. and threatened - IuI
hin, outside Of the courtroom ana Keep
him there during the remu1Ger al me
trial " he did no; remain quiet. lie n'h
submdcd
When the arguments had been coArI1'ed
the court gave these questions 70 inc
jury.
sossinaie President Carnot. and was The
crime premeditatcd?'
THE VERDICT.
The jury rejircG AZ Ia 'i'c" ~"
wore absent lust thirteen minutes. Thcy
returned 10 court and presented an al
nrmativc answer 10 both questions.
Caosario. who had been IN the mean
brought back and the jurys declaration
Was read TO him by the registrar. At the
announcement Of the verdict the super
cliaus grin which Caesario has worn most
Of the time during the trial disappeared
like magic and his face blanched
Attafuev-Gcncral Pochier demanded the
immediate imposition u the death penalty.
Thef. M4s silence for a moment. ana
then the Judge in solemn tones. but win
"a touch of harshnoss pronounced the sen
teul. that the prisoner be put 10 ueath
Nv the guillotine. As tn" sound OF the
Judges voice ceased Caesario pulled him-
eclf tort,h,r-for moment he was al
most limu-aud in "a feeble voice eXciaiin-
81. 'Nive Ia Tsvoluton'
The reudarmes seized the condemned
assassin. and as they hurried MIN OUT
of the room on the way To ms cen ne
did not forget to shout, In a voice some
what stronger than his last uiterance.
Tho meaningless words employed by an
Anarchists convicted Of crime to en-
courage their comrades. "Nive an
aishie,'
STATEMENT FROM CAESAIlO.
4 written statement or defence prepared
by Cleslrio and read TO the court by
N, interpreter is "a Numbering ana us
foiufei production. containing the GUS
dred- die Of hunger and exposure, That
children and women work fifteen hours
a dav for mere pittanCe. living upon
black bread while the fortunes of the
favored few are squand-red in luxury,
and other familiar platitud"s.
when Chll.' the prisoner says IN
his statement. 81 believed in God; when
became older / saw that it was not
GoI that created man. but that it was
man who created God. Though / nave
ben bat short time here. | have seen
much Injustice The strikers in the North
otter three months privation, were forced
a. resume work at the same old wages.
NNcr this act. the authorities. not satis-
frl with furnishing these poor wrctches.
porsccuted them. and domiciary VISITS
were made to all persons Of our sect.
.usf as long as these measures are en-
uloyci So long will we reply with the
danger and dynamite. The last words OF
The chicago martyrs were, Long live
anarchy Death to society Their words
crossed the ocean. and the mountains VIII
resound with them everywhere, until the
scct's ideal prevails. When no longer
starving worhiugmen are driven TO SUI
eide. when no longer the sect Is pcrse-
citcd. but the rulers and legislators are
cxtirpatcd then will come the era of the
exploitation If tho workingman, and
happiness will reign supreme