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VOL, IX SAINT PAUL, MINN., FRIDAY -MORNING, NOVEMBER 11, 1887. NO. 315.

he succeeded in eluding the hangman's material from which to manufacture th; wo mentioned were not disturbed. and Louis Lings were found guilty by out shaking his head helplessly. ignominy public execu- deadly upon this occasion. Nothing had come gov- the verdeet of the jury and afterwards Lingg's breathing gradually uoose, the of a missile used then from the sentenced the murder became and a dreaded reputation which Case of Gordon, ernor, but the general feeling was that to be hanged for slower; the pallor on the forehead deep- tion The of Matthias J. Degan. HUMAN a slight glaze THE SCAFFOLD. TIGER. ened: was noticed in the yield a OF all time ivhile he would to his merciful HORROR would have followed him for trader, was hanged early ADAY was the slave who An appeal taken from such find- now friends, tendency so as to com- sunken eyes. Some one said: "He among his kinsmen and his he in the sixties, in the tombs in New and desire far ins and sentence to the supreme court is dying," and the reporters made ready paid most dearly for his crime. Writhing was recalled to mind. Some mute the punishment of Fielden, who It of of the state. That court upon a final , the Handsome for a Joe Howard Tells a Graphic York city, Will Be the Instrument deliberation, rush to the nearest telephones. in pain, unable then and forever more of his friends, either emissaries from was the most blatant talker of them all, Death for Four Human bearing, and after mature Young Lingg's big breast heaved once and was Story of Sensational to speak, with blood gushing from his and of Schwab, who was, to be sure, unanimously affirmed the judgment of Bomb Maker, still. His eyes looked straight the rich Boston merchants who owned the court below. The case now comes ahead lungs through the orifice in his threat, slave, ships and profited by the slave nothing but an echo of Spies, who was Beings. Kills Himself, with something of their old brightness, Occurrences. the before me by petition of the defendants but at a whisper from the doctor the re- His Lower Jaw Gone trade which Cordon carried on, and for chief editor of the paper on which he for consideration as governor of the porters others, dashed to the telephones, falling whose crime he was confessedly made was subordinate. The five in state. If the letters of Albert one over another down the narrow stair- j his eyes hanging on his cheeks as those or possibly his devoted number, counting Lingg as one, would The Governor Commutes the Parsons, , Gallows, way the Awful Details of the scapegoat, Lingg And Cheats the as to the court yard in their efforts to He Gives ' of men strangled on the gallows often opened a be hung to-morrow not later than 12 and Louis demanding •'uncondi- tell the news first. While reporters little wife, who subsequently Sentences of Sshwab V: release," or as they express He Always Declared the the Suicide of Louis hang, unconscious and breathing so j little candy store in Williamsburgh, and o'clock. Itis not at all improbable or tional it. were tumbling and running the doctor slightly that at first he was deenieC to to and Fielden, "liberty or death.*' and protesting in the raised Lingg's right arm. It fell back married her chief clerk, gave to him unreasonable suppose that strongest language against mercy or He Would. Lingg, dead, was extraordinary combi- [=3 on the table L.np. The attendant's be this ; some poison, which he took shortly after Sonic Quiet Hint commutation of the sentence pro- right on, nation of self-conceit, mental stubborn- was given to the sheriff. It surely can and left forefingers were laid midnight of the day before that fixed for Spend nounced against them be considered Lingg's forehead and pushed the eve- ness and expert intelligence of physi- early would not have been fairto him, physic- And They Will Their petitions, pardon, could it be granted, He lids a Followed by the ! his execution. He was found in imply guilt Suicided in the Most shut. In moment the little room Which Was cal sturdity, of devilish intent. Im- the morning writhing in what appeared ally considered only, to notify him to- Lives in the Penitentiary which might any whatever was empty of allbut the ghastlv corpse agine two cylindrical pens filled with night that he hang these people upon the part of either of them, would Ghastly and Horrible Man- of -maker, Louis Lingg. Self Slaughter of an tobe his death agony. Dr. Hodgman. must at Joliet, not be such a vindication as they de- i fulminating mercury closed atone end, j physician, a to-morrow, and it would savor somewhat The noon issue of the ArbeTter Zei- the tombs applied stomach mand. Executive intervention upon ner Imaginable. tung, the organ of the anarchists, con- Excited Lunatic. ; holding a short fuse at the other. Tins most successfully, but it a of perfunctory impertinence if he were pump was the grounds insisted upon by the four tained a short account of Lingg's sui- ; it is supposed was put by Lingg into grave question as to whether the man to go on with his preparations for an above named persons could in no proper cide, which his fuse lighted by But the Others Are to Die Be- read: Governor mouth, the a candle would rally sufficiently to warrant his execution to-morrow if the governor had sense be deemed an exercise of the con- Placing a Dynamite Cap in "They have urged our courageous The Action of the : flame or a cigar. Quickly burning the execution. Robert Murray was marshal concluded to commute the sentence of tween Now and Noon- stitutional power to grant reprieves, friend to death. This morning he" com- : fuse commuieated with the deadly ex- mar- them all, so it was generally thought commutations and pardons unless based His Mouth, He Applied a mitted suicide by placing a rifle cart- Discussed From Several of the district, and a very anxious day's Hour. upon the belief on my part of their en- j plosive and the end came. Had the particular juncture. that the four men would be hanged to- ridge in his month and igniting it, I shal he was at that tire innocence of the crime of which Lighted Candle, resulting in almost instant death." The Standpoints. i shell been pushed further into his j Large quantities of whisky were poured morrow, and that the two, Fielden and they stand convicted. A careful con- 1 or he his Schwab, relegated account goes on to say that his friends' month had inserted it in nos- j down the little man's throat, and would be to Affecting Farewell Scenes— sideration of the evidence in the record declaration that he was insane yester- tril his head would have been blown to j like an anatomical shred, or a the penitentiary for life, which ofcourse ofthe trial of the parties, as well as of And Blew the Lower Part of day drove him to commit suicide." F ars of Trouble on Sunday ! pieces. As it was the supposition is baby up means an ultimate pardon, and at no The Condemned Men Still all alleged and claimed for them outside ! Marionette he was walked and of record, to produce AFTER THE the Will that the heat was so intense he could down, and up and down, by his attend- later date than that when the socialistic the has failed His Head Into Bleed- i EXPLOSION. . When Funerals j put a in his element Undismayed. upon my mind any impression tending A the shell but little distance ants, who hoped against hope that he in the state shall have shown to impeach the verdict of the juryor the ing Shreds. Terrible Scene of Excitement Take Place. mouth and the explosion was might be kept up until thefinalmoment. itselfstrong enough, numerically strong judgment of the trial court or of and Consternation. ' up- enough, i downward rather than Drunk as any lord, when the hour came to be worth the attention of Chicago Guarded by Police the supreme court affirming the guilt Chicago, Nov. 10.— explosion in I ward, because the tissues of the • he was given a great glass of whisky time-serving politicians. Spies and ot all these parties. Satisfied, there- Lingg's cell created a decided sensation throat, fore, as I-am of their guilt, I am pre- After Hours of Agony He The City Quiet as Yet, But , the neck and the front of the and half carried, half dragged, he was Fischer and Parsons and Engel were and Militia—The Death in the jail. All the prisoners, over -MO, j torn away, cluded from considering the question of jaw were entirely and the taken, preceded by the priest and par- carefully searched. Their clothing was of Albert Expired, Nervy and De- heard the report. Jailer Folz was the Every Precaution is ! damaged the Watch Set. commutation ofthe sentences terrificexplosion seriously son, followed by the guard and attend- taken from them and submitted to clos- H. Parsons, Adolph Fischer, George fiant to the one who carried the news that Lingg Taken, ; organs of respiration, breaking, if not , ants to the enclosure of the tombs, I est scrutiny, and now suits made by Engel and Louis Lingg to imprisonment End. had used such deadly means to make j destroying entirely, the tissues of the j where the boys' prison now stands, and ' order of the sheriff were put upon them. in the penitentiary as they emphatically away with himself, to the other an- j lung and the adjacent parts. He pre- j These clothes had been in readiness Attempt to Kill Juror Bray- declare they will not accept such com- archists. The jailer approached" Par- j in less time than it takes to say Jack Chicago, Nov. Louis Lingg, the son's cell. Any on sented a sight which words fail to pic- Robinson, and j several days, and were to have been put mutation. , Michael 10.— To Prevent Outbreak I limp, listless saturated ton—Rumors and Events Schwab and unite in a pe- anarchist, will never speak again. "Lingg has killed himself,'" said Mr. ture. No one was permitted near him with the essence of John Barleycorn, he j upon them day anyhow. They were Folz. the Fateful Friday except j again Morning. tition for executive clemency. Fielden Quick, awful as was ever act of his the doctors and a few of us who i was choked to death, and his besotted j changed to other cells this after- This Schwab in addition separ- "Great God, is that so?" exclaimed to in in neigh- ail and present creation, the voice that cried "Iloche Morning. chanced he the jail the ; soul presented in that condition in the j noon, and it-is not at improbable that ate and supplementary petitions for the Parsons. borhood of '.i o'clock Mutilation is the writing ap- die apsrchie"' was turned to silence for- "Yes, it is a fact," was . court of the Most High. Had he been j between this and the hour Special to (lift Globe. commutation of their sentences. While, the reply. j nearest word that the de- ; as said above, I am satisfied of the guilt C'AA'ell, my God!" exclaimed Parsons, approaches left alone, had the stomach pump not . pointed for their execution they will be Spimxofiki.p, 111.. Nov. The gov- Spcciiil to tlie Globe. ! scription of the poor fellow's face. His j moved from point to point, so that their 10.— of all the parties, as found by the ver- "I wish Ihad some dynamite myself. 1 done its work he would have died. They ernor has commuted the sentences of of the jury, which was sustained by would kill myself only too quickly.'' Chicago, 111., Nov. in.- Lingg in I skin literally hung in strips. His throat saved him that he might die upon the i possible suicidal intent willbe that much dict was so to Fielden and Schwab to imprisonment the judgments" of the courts, a most August Spies was then informed of heaven or wherever, Fielden and opened as reveal its interior scaffold. Ssch has been the unrewarded ; balked, in any event. But, after all. life the tragedy. "Iexpected nothing else.'' now clots j remains for in the penitentiary. The gov- careful consideration of the whole sub- Schwab togotoJoliei prison. and the four absolutely. Every and then labor of the surgeons here to-day. in the point that Lingg, in whose I ject leads me to the conclusion that th • said Spies, quietly. "Ever since the of bloody matter, followed by great was ernor refuses to interfere in the cases of finding of the their cells in anticipation spite of his wonderful vitality and all j cell found four bombs only sixty- governor sentence of the law as to Samuel bombs in his cell last Sun- others pacing quantities of crimson-colored blood, fol- hours ago, was out i the other men. The made the Fielden may day, 1was satisfied that ifit was possi- uoose. the the care of expert surgeons Lingg who taken and by sending and of to-morrow's So stands ; lowed each other in rapid succession. Stripped Literally announcement his son to the be modified as to each of them ble he would make away with himself. Louis Lingg is lingered only until 3 o'clock, front door of the executive mansion, in interest humanity and without For my own and my comrades' sake, I the record of to-night. . It seemed to be a question of seconds Then Passed Away. and put into clothes that he never saw the of where a score or more reporters were doing violence to public justice. And am glad he is out of the way." \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-.-. :\\u25a0- dead. There is no doubt about that to only as to when he would pass away. Chicago before, no Never was the enterprise of j and who has had communica- waiting, of fix- gov- as to Fielden and ACCORDING TO JAII.EIt FOI.Z. vitality something wonderful, jail and informed them the said Samuel begin with, lie has kept his word, and j His was newspapers more admirably illustrated j tion with any person outside the or Michael Schwab the sentence is com- all ofthe remaining anarchists are com* has not only saved his own neck, but ; his nerves, his grit and his power of en- than on this occasion. In less than | with any visitor whatever save that he muted to imprisonment in the peniten- pletely broken down. They look on the durance. Who, experience, was to life. As to suicide of Lingg as placing him in the has put the sheriff, the jailer, the gov- after this twenty minutes thereafter the Chicago • permitted speak across the space tiary for all the other above can deny it? For, although when cou- some twelve feet in width, in some way named defendants I do not feel justi- category of an extreme anarchist, which ernor everybody else into a very News had an extra upon the street. place they do not wish to occupy them- and sciousnsss came back to him, he or other managed to conceal not only fied in interfering with the sentence of It was bad enough to look Very soon followed by extras from the I the court. While Iwould gladly have selves. Schwab became deeply de- bad hoi.-. and Subsequent ex- I the explosive matter with which he pressed. He up Sunday, as all wise men do as Suffered Untold Agonies Herald the Mail. come to a different conclusion in regard walked and down his ahead to tras issued by the Daily News, are a '\u25a0 mutilated and destroyed himself, but to the sentence of defendants. August cell with his head on his breast. Engel unprecedented he never groaned, muted nor com to talk the great day in this ! study in sensationalism. Five columns, i enough besides to upset and overturn Spies, Adolph Fischer, George Engel. and Fischer refused to their plained. He was carried at once into an keeper, but were drama, because, assuming that an execu- each marked extra, stare at one, headed the entire institution. The sheriff's- Albert R. Parsons and Louis Lingg. 1 evidently almost ! adjacent apartment, where the surgeons j regret overwhelmed by the tragedy. Jailer \u25a0 to say that under the solemn tion will lake place, and the reception j commiserating respectively, "Suicide," "Horror," "Is idea is somewhat similar to that which Folz and his son dressed his wound and a expressed that was sense of the obligations of my office, 1 ever. AVhat seemed a muffled, horrible Otto, who acts as chief just now of a card which reads "Admit | reporter arms. Dying," "May Live," "Oglesby." The 1 above, the material to so. turnkey at the jail, were very much de- held him in his Convul- ; person. have been unable do echo of the fearful bomb at the Hay- Joseph Howard, Jr.. of New York, to j sive coughs and involuntary shudders first announced that Lingg, who had concealed somewhere about his Rm HARD J. Oglesbv, Governor. pressed this evening over the event of shot himself in the jail, had died in- But to the question, why wasn't his per- market came sudden in his lonely cell the day. Mr. Folz was asked to explain witness execution at Cook county jail, seemed to start fresh Bowings of his son as as The Formal Order. this morning. That the way in which had his and shivered to stantly, having killed himself with a searched well his clothes? instant the man's Lingg kept at 10 m., Nov. 11, lSS7,'*and signed blood, he from head The following is a copy of the instru- face, which, belying dynamite cap from his keepers. Said foot. The rapid the bomb. The next showed that Lingg j There can of course be no satisfactory his fiend-like deeds, Canute 11. Mat-on. sheriff, would seem flow of blood . response. But Lingg settled all this ment officiallycommuting the sentences has seemed beautiful as he: "1 have two theories. You know choked him and it was found necessary was fatally wounded, was unconscious of and Schwab: I anarch-angel's, that Lingg had a very bushy head of. is to be, there speculation by silence, and as his in- Fielden I was made a revolting mass of blood and to indicate there to keep him in a sitting posture. In and dying; the next that he was still State of Illinois.E xeeutive Depait- hair. It is not without the bounds of Something voluntary groans or gurgles arwhatevi-r Otfleaby. !> shreds of tangled flesh. Lingg Must Be, Done the course of half an hour he moved his living, but could not live many hours; inent. Richard J. Governor of Louis possibility that he placed the cap in his next ; they were— they could not be called Illinois, to the Sheriff of"Cook County. was triumphant." Despite all human locks and kept we with the bodies, mustn't there? And hands and fingers, as though he would the that there was a possibility of I it there while his recovery, and that in that event the groans, because he had no mouth to Greeting: Whereas. Samuel Fielden ,' efforts, he had effaced from even his searched him last "Sunday. At that the law as it is interpreted to-day gives like to write. A pad and pencil were and Michael Schwab were convicted at time he was stripped completely. My he governor must issue a stay of execution. groan witn, and they had more soun- countenance every trace of God's im- the bodies to the families or friends of banded him, and wrote in German: a gurgle grew the June term. A. 1). 1886, orthe crimi- single deputies searched all his Clothing and "I can lying down; Precisely how many scores of thousands [difievolume than has— court of Cook county, of the crime I age. For a instant, with his back nothing a suspicious dead. That means a lug funeral, a not breathe would ; weaker and weaker, and his nal against could find of char- the rather .-it up.'l To the inexpert and un- of these News. Herald, and Mailextras of murder and were sentenced therefor | the bars of Lingg's cell door. acter. Then again 1 have a theory and pulse fell lower and lower, guard tremendous demonstration every- professional eye set were sold, it would be Impossible to es- i" be hanged, and the stalwart stood stupefied while which 1 hardly like to speak about. I death had its seal j set agonizing been presented by thing that can be done within the limit upon his features, but the physicians timate, but a drive through the streets convulsions in. vibration Whereas. It has a puff of blue smoke from the dark have known of cases," he continued very temper ; stirred his frame from end to end and livers good citizens of said county that recess behind unnoticed crossed slowly, "where women thieves haie of the law. Oh, what a day this has were in doubt, or ifnot in doubt, they showed clearly the and said Samuel Fielden and Michael Tiis concealed parts condition of the public mind. | instead of psssing beyond the line to shoulder. Then- ensuseJ the wild rush their stolen property in been! Horrors upon horrors! Mutila- we're certainly very non-committal, for join great majority peacefully Schwab are lit and proper subjects for of their person which would be indeli- they opinion Allbusiness was suspended. Strangers l the and clemency, now know ye of deputies, the clanging of iron gates, cate specify. Lingg tion in a cell! Suicide in the jail yard! ventured to express no be- quietly as he might have done, he ex- executive that to may have done yond that was a toss-up that be might told each other the news and discussed 1. Richard J. Oglesby. governor of and above the confusion and din the the same thing. Of course, this is more Consternation on the street and doom- it perienced some such agyny as the men Illinois, hi me guards, live.or that he might die, although the the situation. Waiters informed guests by. authority vested by hoarse shouting of the "It's speculation, but it came into my mind telegraped from the capitoL With these in guests lie murdered in May, 1885, experienced, iernor s decision. None of the an- | tin- constitution of this state, do by Lingg! came while studying up the various features probabilities were in favorof his dying. the hotels, and who never met presents It's Lingg' That from factors your mind it will not trouble and on- and knew in his own existence ther hor- archists' friends who arc in the city ! these commute the sentence of Ling^;'"' of tin? case."' in After an hour or so had passed the doc- before talked excitedly with the Fielden DEPUTY as \ rors and the infamies producible by the present when the decision was said Samuel and Michael SHERIFF o'XKU.L you much to fashion the situation it tors, and particularly Dr. Cray, who feigned interest to each others bout the .Were i S.-hwab to imprisonment in the peni- A rapid, cautious movement by a told the following story to an Associated explosives, in the making and combina- i as were open, exist- here to-night. The air is full of gave most intelligent attention to the extraordinary development. Groups of given, they all waiting for 8 j tentiary for life. In testimony where- turnkey^ flung the cell door and Press reporter. By way of preface, it tion of which he was so skillful an ex- o'clock, was ; with an eager peer into a subtle something which finds its way case, thought it not impossible for him men gathered at the corners, others in when it supposed the fiat of. 1 hereto set my hand and cause to be the shadows. may be said that this same deputy has pert, l'ity for Lingg as an entity! oh go forth, according to affixed the great seal of tin- state- twoexcited deputies jumped pell-mell directly front into every lung and stirs the innermost to live over to-night and to-morrow, and the vacant lots fronting on the lake. .Would the last in. Their ejaculations of horror brought been stationed in of Clerks customers, drivers no! Pity for the poor sufferer bulletin from the executive mansion. Done at Springfield this 10th day of Lingg's cell. and Deputy Englehardt was cockles the least sensitive heart. "I the sheriff chatted with November in the year our Lord one the other guards quickly within the cell. of talked with their patrons, Covered- With His Own Blood, George Schilling, E. A. Stevens and of his brother officer. Said O'Neill: "At won't die on the scaffold," said Lingg pressed a Bidi canvassed thousand eight hundred and eighty- An age of agony and suspense was 8:40 o'clock everything in the jail was the probabilities, and every man, struggling anvoluntarily, but struggling Senator Burke were at su| p -r at the seven, of \ passed by the jail inmates in the cells ten ago. and you all," when and the independence ofthe above and around. quiet. The common prisoners were days "1 bate defy that that would be the case, basing his woman and child in the vast ampli- all the same,— racked with agony, every St. Nicholas a reporter United States the one hundred and There was a shuf- taking their breakfast in the usual man- Lingg a week ago. "Iapproach my opinion upon a occurrence of aggregation of humanity to utmost Them the twelfth. K. J. Oglesby, Governor. flingof feet on the stone floor, and then ner. Conrad Folz, having said similar tudinous nerve strung its tension by V Told News eyes watching Jailer driven not which he had knowledge, that of a man The announcement of the governor's the hundreds of strained from his home on the North side, en- last moment cheerfully, but 1 will knew that the culmination was ap- the fierceness of pain, whose ferocity of the governor's decision. All were down through t.hejron netting .saw; who was shot prscisetyas Lingg was. who as one of con- decision in the anarchist case bars tered the jail at the hour mentioned. go alone,"" said Lingg not forty-eight proaching, and that the cannot be described! Yes. The ques- visibly affected, but Schilling rallied a group of guards ui shirt sloeves^StrligV. His was as to now . days Al- threat, Spread Like Wild Fire gling first question Lingg hours ago. Stripped, lived for several thereafter. demned had carried out his it tion to-night is, what shall be done with first and said: "1 feltyesterday that across the dimly lighted areaoear? felt. This remark was delivered to my- though the general public were, as in- was not too much to expect that others him? He has no relations in this coun- that would be the way it would this evening, and the greatest excite- ing by legs and arms the body ofa man self. replied prisoner He Had Been Searched turn ment pre\ ailed. specu- I that the was deed they have now been for several or their friends would followsoon. try that are known, no friends of special put." Neither of the others made com- naturally Much between them. The upturned face was very quiet this morning. 1 had my back time and again, changed from cell to days, jail, Now, away lation had been indulged in during the A HUGE CLOT OF BLOOD. to cell, excluded from the those who j do not run with the idea nearness. The young woman who has ment. A labor representative from day, noon impression the door of his but to assure my- cell, his clothing taken and other gar- are form a no Chicago tumult, nor and since the had but the turnkey who supported the self turned about and looked into the there by right by means that is in any thai somewhat flippantly been spoken of as Cleveland, who was sitting with them, been prevalent that, the sentence of head, had his "fingers ments him. lie nevertheless inconsiderable group, and as any wild on wound tightly inclosure. Lingg was lying down on put upon the word there is boisterousness the Lingg's sweetheart was not so in any leaned his head on his hands while the Fielden and Schwab would be commu- into the unmistakeable brown curling was managed spread throughout city Lingg timidity his cot. There a candle burning in some way to conceal about the that streets, or that there is any on inside sense of the term. She was an tears rolled down his cheeks. L. S. ted, and possibly that of Spies or Par- ringlet sol' the bomb-maker.Louis Lingg. on his table. The use of a can- probably, not impossi- had blow his head offand the excite- the part of the authorities. There is acquaintance and propably a near ifnot Spies sons. The decision cannot be said to The big key of Jailer Folz grating in his person, ml Oliver and the three brothers, by any means dle has been allowed him for ment bom of extras, which absolutely A Universal Feeling a dear friend, but it would hardly Ferdinand and were on have been a surprise the main lock, interrupted for a mo- some time. Jailer Folz went into bly, among his bushy iiair, enough ful- Christ, Ernest, here, mid it is no exaggeration to say i ment flooded the affording the swearing that Gov. Oglesby is not competent to seem within the limits of way to the governor's the sound of pattering blood on his private office, which is about twenty minating mercurv or dynamite to blow • heir mansion that the governor's action meets with the white stone pavement. There was from editors a splendid opportunity forcircu- fillthe bill. 1 have heard in newspaper propriety to turn her mangled they were met by some reporters, feet the cage in which Lingg's cell up the entire jail if it had so pleased affidavits, when general approval. Since the public an- a creaking of rusty hinges, and the an- is. A moment later there was an ex- lation great crowds gathered sanctums, in lawyers' offices, in minis- body into her hands. Shall the county who broke to them the news that their nouncement of the decision the gov- archists and common jail-birds had him. It excites no surprise when a mad jail, studies, ' plosion. To my mind it was such an aliout the and those who had a right ters' at the dining tables of ho- bury him? If so, when and where? brother must perish. Seen in the un- ernor has remained in his study gazed their last on Louis Lingg. A few explosion as would be occasioned by the bull rushes through our streets, fright- came hurriedly in. Such a scene as tels, in the cafes, the barrooms, the thea- as suggestion may gaslight at the mansion, and is engaged i steps brought the huddled up cortege shot-gun, Trite this seem, and certain their faces looked piti- evening considering discharge ofa double-barreled ening inhabitants, overturning ob- was there presented they never saw be- ters and on the streets of the city, that easy of solution as the propblem maybe ful. The expressions of pain that passed this in the to the bath room of the jail, a stuffy lit- heavily loaded with not only bird, but might outrage great volume of general public re apartment scarcely ten feet square. structions, and finally dashing with fore. It well lie termed ghastly. it was not only an towards the topeople who have nothing to do with over the countenances of the young men business buckshot. Immediately myself, Engle- The narrow cell was spattered was which has accumulated while Lingg was dumped on the floor with hardt, with Deputies Egan and Hogan, headlong speed against a lamp post to with condemned themselves but that it it, to-night it is a very significant em- were sad in the extreme. Better than the all-absorbing pardon case was pend- j scant tenderness by the men have blood, with teeth, with bits of jawbone, a most infelicitous exhibition of timidity who the two latter being near at hand, bis death. Why. then, need it excite barrassment and a problem most hard words could tell it their anguish was ing. He is evidently giving no heed ! been daily half expecting to meet their jumped to the door of the cell. At the with shreds of flesh and pieces of soiled and almost cowardice on the part of the pleas- whatever to the jsreat volume of threat- his surprise that this man with his bad eye for the officials to solve. Itis no pictured in their tear-filled eyes and death at hands. moment of the explosion Jailer Folz ran garments. On the floor, with footsteps governor which was a disgrace to the ant thing to retain the body of that quivering lips. L. S. Oliver ening letters he has received, as the To all appearances the anarchist was out of his office and crossing the recep- and evil expression, after years of said: "I lights are shining brightly from the his tracked, lay a trail blood from the rear state, and which threatened possible I' man in the jailprecincts to-night. It is have done my best and I must now at- stark dead. His lithe, athletic form tion room of the ja?i, came to our as- infernal utilization of his undoubted in- of the cell along the corridor to the disaster to the peace and comfort and i windows of the executive mansion and was clothed only ill a short tunic, and sistance. At this minute we saw a few no easy matter to remove itunknown to tend to my family and business." everything has its wonted appearance. brawny seemed rigid. A tellect, alter showing to what length he bath. The furniture was spotted with well being of this city infinitely more people watching the . limbs wreaths of smoke coming out of the cell thousands of who are Crowds surrounded the bulletins which Four policemen are, however, keeping small pool of gore was soon floating the occupied by Lingg. The prisoner was was willing to go when he blood and that indescribable odor which than any of the threats which, until the to know precisely what will be done. have been posted in the newspaper a close lookout around the mansion, and surmounting , manufactured May, of- brown curls the broad on the Boor. The lower part of his face and delivered the Hay market bomb, comes from mutilations in general. meeting of 1SS0, were bombastic ; And this brings up this whole question fices. The general verdict is that the will doubtless continue to do so nightly shoulders and one glance showed how was such and those attended by a bloody discharge in the extreme of all the anarchists com- of a public demonstration on Sunday. govern >r extended all the clemency he until some time utter the execution of Lingg had striven with dynamite to A .MASS OF BLOOD alter his impassioned utterance, his con- the condemned men. \u25a0\u25a0».. r*£". in particular, filled all the air. Of those bined. It is regarded as a most j There is no known law to prevent it, is could under the circumstances. Some blow off his own head. The entire that the features were unrecognizable. temptuous defiance and George Schilling received a dispatch lower half of once his violent interested in the case firstarrived Capt. extraordinary feature of the case j there? The law does permit the mayor are disposed to rail at what they term the handsome face Blood was scattered over the floor, on prating day and night, should in the Black, from Capt. Black this evening to the was gone, includingthe upper lip and the cot, in places on the wall and the a sturdy, soldierly figure, with a that the governor should not have to regulate parades the same as it does the governor's soft-heariedness, but the effect that good, face, jaw ami the upper fraction of the nose. body of the suicide was covered with it. end like any other infuriated beast re- square in every line ofwhich signed the death warrant a week ago or great L majority considered the justice of the The Thrower in New York and all cities. lie ' Koinb Where it had been was now a jagged Deputy Egan was immediately dis- gard his destruction with calmness, is written an honest determination to have intimated clearly his purpose of can there shall be no processional result. .; had been located in New York, bloody gap extending across to the to own he say ami ears patched the insane department of the it not with pleasure? Unhappily for do what believes right and best for commutation of the sentences of some ; parade on this or on any other day, if George Schilling wired at once to asking the governor to grant a respite and down to the Adam's apple. jail. This is reached by running down clients, good or bad. 1 looked at him and the carrying out of the sentences of j he deems it in the interest of ('apt. Black and the Amnesty associa- of a few days tillan investigation could "Open your eyes, Lingg." exclaimed the iron steps, crosssing the stone yard, him his suicidal purpose fellshort ofthe public office. Gov. Oglesby was jail doctor, just with unfeigned admiration as with others. Adverse criticism i* heard great tion inter- be had. The governor said that he had the who had reached the dividing the basement, again up a pair ultimate. lie did his worst and failed. peace. That is. there shall be no viewed by a Globe reporter, but re- already received a similar telegram j room. To the astonishmet of the by- of stairs and finally into the doctor's dimmed eves he leaned over the un- everywhere upon his course of yester- processional parade with banners, with decision, Hang! sounded a report, which echoed fused to talk on the saying his from New York. Capt. Black also ! standers, Lingg's eyes opened arid private apartments. When the doctor fortunate fellow, who, opening hi- eyes. day. Why he should have permitted i flags, with music, and with all the per- which would be given at 8 would looked calmly about him. He was to wall, followed at at opinion, out wired Schilling that he arrive in im- came to the jail proper he saw at once from wall s in the looked steadfastly him and nodded the women and children to go and make fundary addenda and adjuncts of a clock, would fully cover all that could Springfield at 4:30 to-morrow morning mediately raised to a table and that the case was one which although he could morning by his head. But as he did so the their dramatic most natural demonstration. But in would be ; be said. to make another appeal lor respite for PROPPED II' WITHPILLOWS, not safely handle alone. He sent a mes- senger A Tremendous Cloud I of appeal to him in pen on, no person can - The Final Decree Parsons. Schilling willremain over to and washed hurriedly. White cloth around to Dr. Fciiger's house tagged Strips Flesh is A Queer Idea meet Capt. Black. which on LaSalle a of bluish smoke. The thirty-day pris- understand. He an old man, a good concerning the doomed anarchists was bandages were passed around the lower is avenue, few that hung to his face moved to and fro. man. one in this land of the brave and home of Chicago. Nov. 10.—The following part of face and around the top blocks away. Dr. Fenger is a skilled oners huddled together as one old who heretofore has dealt telegraphed to Sheriff Matson by the telegram here the of Literally overcome, the captain hur- public questions not only the free if a man's friends cannot attend governor o'clock was received to-dav: the head, hidingall but the nose, eyes surgeon. As soon as lie arrived he might with with ten at 5 this afternoon. ('apt. Lingg room. ' imagine on the last great ried from the cell and instantly sought sturdily his funeral, and if of them have the The formal decision bearing great New York, Nov. W. P. and forehead, all loose, dangling bones jordered taken to another honesty but ami with pur- the Black, Chicago: 1 hold proof showing j being away. The one selected was the bath room of day the ignorant of the earth the officials, the jailer, the sheriff, the purpose along public right, ten thousand of them have the seat of the state will be taken to Chicago I and flesh first cut The the line of weal. libitum, sentenced anarchists to be innocent. gutta pereba mouth of a fountain syr- the jail. The dying man was carried to will seek in bands to avoid the on- doctors, suggesting that a consultation and therefore men criticize right, and so on. ad and that is to-night on the 0 o'clock train by tlie ', Guiltpman in New York: located. Have apartment by hesitate to governor's son and private secretary, inge was inserted with a doctor's linger this myself and the three coming great upheaval. should be held at once as to whether a harshly now, cannot the precise situation to-night. The telegraphed Gov. Oglesby. Proof is great deputies mentioned. He was placed on of the Terror him but refrain proba- Robert Oglesby, who willbe met at the into the hole leftby the dynamite. man in Lingg's condition should be expressing surprise j authorities of the city face that Matron, under oath. How shall I communicate*.' By this water and brandy were ' a hastily improvised table. By this blanched their faces and added appre- from their and in "depot by Sheriff who will August method ' ; hanged. Or. Finger said that it would ble emergency on Sunday, a tremend- j of P. Wagseb, administered. This was repeated in- time three other physicians had arrived. they in very many cases their indignation at formally receive the warrant the ( at hension came from what saw to ' ous demonstration, and it is a i Counselor-at-Law, 5'.» Second avenue. Lingg gazing 'One dressed the torn flesh, another gave be impossible hang him, and no one his hesitating and vacillating course. much . stale 'io execute Fischer, Engel, Parsons Capt. tervals. meanwhile each others" eyes. The jailers started more perplexing problem for the con- j Spies. governor Black left for Springfield at '.' steadfastly about him, watching 'attention to the tongue of the mortally ever beard of a wounded man be- Among others who hoard the news of and The seemed very ( to-night to '• Kan. portion of tongue and, in ing authorities here than mere | affected by the o'clock and will endeavor every move of those in the 'wounded A the to their feet as the olden times hanged. But the sheriff did the suicide was stituted the much adverse decision ! . secure a respite for the condemned for was left and was attached to the palate. execution of four condemned i in regard to the men. which lie felt ] room, but apparently indifferent ] siM roused from slumber by the not exactly understand why there should I.una men. thirty days, in order that he may look to ha! they did and caring nothing This fell back into the throat, A tie. The mayor is all the more embarrassed himself compelled to give. His good- i new evidence rumbling of an earthquake, sought be any need of a consultation. In his by the name of Anderson. He was na hired face, usually beaming into the presented. about the almost ceaseless slamming of '\u25a0 stopping Lingo's breathing. The i hy- considering question of Sunday's with a : pulled this, back and a string places of refuge, ran quickly into the judgment the facts would settle the taken from his home to the police station in the smiles, bore a sorrowful look of mingled AFFECTING SCENES. the door only few feet distant. Every sicians reason of the apparently i then, any was attached which was held by a dep- of matter. Ifhe lived tnere was no reason this morning and put in an ambulance funeral by firmness and pity. To sign the death now and without seeming im- ' open -pace apprehensive the falling peaceable unques- writ men Relatives cause a fearful hollow groaning uty, thus allowing respiration". While why he shouldn't be hanged. If he the insane intentions and the , of those had evidently cost 'The of the Doomed Men mediate going surgeon of the walls and the grand descent of tobe carried to ward of the ungetarounckible peaceful many a mental struggle, would sound through the bandages. 'this was on another oper- died, ofcourse, he wouldn't be. This county hospital. The newsboys upon j Honed and him and* often Say Their Farewell Words. aghast ated a deodorizer, another had a syr- the heavy roof. The condemned an- the present men his benevolent heart must have hesi- of Listeners would abandon the !' line of thought was followed not only the street calling out their extras with \u25a0 attitude at time of the CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—When the news room only to give place to a new inge in his hands and frequently in- archists, reading, writing, smoking, or who would be looked * to for trouble if tated between the soft pleadings of pity , set not ! jected portions brandy and again by the officials and the physicians and the word that Lingg had committed sui- ! and mercy and the cold demands of un- , the commutation of the sentence of yet weakened by the horrors within the of whatever in their respective were counsel and the reporters there were lobe any. As for instance, relenting Fielden 2nd Schwab was received at the chamber. L'ngg moved long doses of salt. Morphine injections cells the and the cide attracted his attention, and lunatic justice, That the decision . , (death his - given." transfixed with apprehension, correspondents and the prisoners, but the better Zeitung which may. per- was the last result of the most careful, J jail there was an extraordinary scene of sienwy right arm easily— his left hand -1'were also wonder- as he was, he concluded what was good haps, judgment, was torn by the dynamite— Jailer Conrad Folz thus explains the nest. in, by everybody in the city, and the uni- Lingg goose without unfair be con- thoughtful and even prayerful consider- '< activity. The news was sent to the rel- and without ing what No walls fell no for the was good for the on the. part Kit-hard trouble wrote in German simple direc- manner in which Lingg took his life. versal regret was that Lingg had not gander, saying a : sidered the organ of the anarchists, ad- .fition of J. Oglesby iatives of all the condemned men, and in "Lingg some way roof came down. The smoke was Anderson and without be doubted. « tions as to raising him higher or the 'He said: in became carried his suicidal purpose more fully purpose monishes peace and order toreign within * cannot a short time they began to arrive at Beyond 'possessed of a dynamite cap. This cap quickly dispelled, and then rushing in a word as to his here or hereaf- the borders the city. the jail. The first of the like. 1 into effect. The corollary, however, of ter, he quietly drew a razor from his of Any attempt at ;• The Opinion. j women A GLANCE OF RECOGNITION ! is between one and one and a half i: body to the cell the keepers found, a more regret was violence and riot would make the exit to come wus Mrs. Schwab. Soon inches long. Itis made of copper and extreme that elastic- pocket and cut his throat from ear to The following is the complete text of j was brought to Capt. Black, who came into the room prone upon his bed, blood fuming a ity prison, discipline of these unfortunate fellows governor's opinion after Schwab from his . the outer end is plugged up with a in in should be so ear. What seemed before the news of more the in the case. , ?ell to the main office. His wifequickly fora moment, and said "poor, poor fel- .piece copper at torrent his shattered face, permit prisoner tragic. Itcertainly could not it. '.. "State of Illinois, Executive Office, was to the of lead. The for least from the marvellous as to a of commutation was known a significant soften advanced to him, and throwing her low," there nothing break 1half an inch is filled with dynamite.: mutilated, mangled men are Springfield, It'. -j body of the most Lingg's well known desperation, of his straw, While the best way that who Nov. 1887.— the 20th inns about his neck burst into tears. agony of six mortal hour's wait for was that while all the anarchists . of August, 188:5, in the « 'Then a small portion is filled with ful- defiant of the gang. acknowledged determination not to die of honest . in their socialistic doctrines— day Cook county Schwab returned the embrace in a calm death's approach. Rev. Dr. Bolton, a , powder. Into this powder with the exception Fielden and court, August Spies, j minating Poor fellow! upon to and there are very many of criminal Albert if. manner and soon the two were chatting Methodist minister attending Fielden, jruns a fese made of braided cloth. In the scaffold, be able to conceal Schwab, were removed from the cells j 1 Parsons, Samuel Fielden, Michael went in but got no answering look Yes, fellow, indeed! For while about his person, or - l*ajrc. - poor anywhere else, the occupied last night to others to-day, the ' Continued on Fifth l*ajye.~ / Schwab, Adolph Fischer, George Engel -. Continued on Fifth from Lingg. The minister came 1 Continued on Fifth l*Zge.