Ireland has a splondld chance of winning a
better measure of Home Rule" than that defeated,
if we show tho millions who toll and
spin in Great Britain that in fighting for our
rights, wo place no limit to tho cause of liberty,
and will strlvo for it for Uio icople of
England, Scotland and Wales as well us for
tho peoplo of Ireland. By this policy, we
will soon have tho voters of England following
tho examplo of the Scotch and Welsh in
supporting Homo Rule."
ANARCHISTS' TRIAL.
Great Crowds Listening to tlio Kvldencoln
Judge Gary's Court.
Chicago, July 23. Thero were fow unoccupied
chairs in Judge Gary's court room
this morning. Tho first witness called was
William Seleger. Ho is a thin featured, dark
comploxionod man, wearing a heavy mustache
and goatee. Ho testified that ho was a
carpenter, had lived in Chicago threo years
and a half; previous to that time ho lived in
Eolean Silisea. Hu lived at 442 Sedgwick
stveet, and Louis Ling, one of the defendants,
boarded with him. Seleger stated that ho
was at a moetiug of tho Carpenters' union, of
which ho was recording secretary, at Z
hall, corner Desplalues and Lake stroet, on
the ovonlng of May S. Ho was not at the
meeting at 54 Lake street, but was invited to
go, and ho identified in tho columns of the
Arbeiter Zeltung tho German letter "Y"
call for all the "armed men" to meet on
that night. Ho stated that "armed men''
were partof all tho Socialistic organization;
there were so mo of tho Socialistic orgouiza..
tlrns which were not armed.
He testified that ho saw tho "Rovongo" circular.
