The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-31
Thirty-E Eight Union
Officials Convicted
and are HQndCuffed
Government Swiftly Takes Possession OF Those Con
>icted of Conspiracy in Promoting Dynamite
Explosions on Non-Cnion Work

carry them out. while Afterwards.
"betraying his fellow conspirajorS.
to promote his own Interests, stdnus
among the most prominent OF those
convicted. He figured almost daily IN
the testimony.
Sixteen minutes was al the time re
CURED by the court TO receive Tx
Jury, read its verdict Of "thirty-clsIl
guilty and two not guilty. and dis
miss the jurors.
This verdict brought to an end the
historic three months "dynamite con-
%spiracy" trial. 1t meant, except in the
cases Of Herman 9. SelffeTt, MllWau-
kee. and Daniel Buckley, Davenport,
Ia, who were the two men out of forty
to be adjudged mot guilty that the
governments charges about dynamite
plots extending over six years had
been sustained. 1t meant also that
thirty wives. many Of whom with their
children. patiently had sat through the
long drawn out ordeal, were at last to
be separated from their husbands.
Important details yet remain III con-
sequence Of the verdicts.
The Punishments.
Punishments are to be imposed
upon the thirty-eiSht men by Federal
Judge Albert r.. Anderson on Monday
at 10 a. M. Prisoners who receive
vt ms l'hSel h" oHe Ae"i aIe ~ o0
taken to the Federal prison at Leaven-
worth, kas. a specia! train will go a
secret route. Details as to its time Of
leaving indianapolis and its arrival at
I~eaNenWOrth are not to be made pub
lie. It was learned that United states
Marshal Edward Schmidt. who will
~. ) rna Tor q snecial train which will
nat. q coon =. nns.hla af,ar tho ean-
ten.a
,rt;,.r F., ,,,f /. +ha
- ! ~
maximum puniofiih'h' ~ dns one
ih.i. !" % -" ~
lihuih 7 any saof'ef hpflso'1neii q
money me The court may wish 20 I'M
pose.
Motions for appeals hy the defense
counsel are TO be MAIZE on MONDAY.
lnStrlft Attorney mares w.. Miller,
VINO prosecuted the @">.s Tor me gov
eminent, SAID he VI. oppose any
appeals for light s.rt"a 9 II the cases
of certain Of the lsrsu AZ. Tonight
the prisoners, four ii :, = ceh, occupy
two tiers Of cells IN the Marion county
iail. They are on the second floor Of
the gray stone building within q few
blocks from the heart Of the city.
Prisoners Handcuffed.
Each prisoner had been handcuned
~nnnediaIa,, after ~ ,n,,rt rnnr7 Vac
c1aarea ~ cnactatn an6 betu.en
9nnntN ,,ar,ha1c ther Ds.re rarcbea
90 l,o.lr +hrnnrb H., St,.ntc !, !
brilliant n-;ntnr o,1n1ioht ia Tho conn
- - rno ,,a'r aff-ar ,hair orriXa,
- SAL +ha n,iennars u-era eervaa ~.
ra.rla, n,nn o4v n.a} uhich c,n-
sisted for each prisoner of half a loaf
Of bread, a tin of coffee, beef and
cabbage.
The prisoners, each visible to the
Others through the bars. were Nari-
ously downcast or cheerful. Some
prOtcSScd to take the lUrys Nefdlcts
n light spirits, while disappointment
plainly was worn across the cOunten-
ances of the others. Marsha
! Schmidt at on<e placed extra guard:
about the Jail to prevent G~emOnstra-
/, lions by the crowd.
Sad Scene Outside.
Outside ~ iaj, +hera vac apa.te,
/ q scene II which ioy n'ayed 10 mart
~ 40 - 40 n,;,h tba n;yeS Sstnr,