The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-07-25
THE ANARCHISTS.
a Plot 70 Repeatthe Haymarket
Massacre Discovered


cmr,eo. Jule Elf the four execu-
,ious Ia. November were slpPozed TO
b.v.. had Z selatiye eaecl on 0rsznized
snsr.hism ia Chicszo. the events Of to
dav have ds-,,rorel i. To-day events
o,.arr,-a which bring the HayHlarket
massacre with it. attending holTid details
and it. subsequent tragic events zsaan l'e-
f5.s the p15llc gaze To-Day was reveal
a a blot which in it. results would have
been fully A. blighting 70 life and proper
~ as vas the dreadful event OF the night
Of Nay 1. lss5. The public officials
who had contributed their individual
esEyrts towsrd the yiadieztiOn q tie law
a. I; xas then violated were the ones
whose lives we're to BE sacrificed, and By
that dreaded agent Of assassination -
dynamite.
ATIP 70 zHE PoLicE
About ten days ago prominent Bohe-
mian called OF Inspector B0nfe'd and a.
f,-mei N that q plot was on foot, the OBJ
iect Of which was toAyeaSe the execution
Of spies, P4rson { a, by blowing up With
dynamite the residences Of Judge julius
:. GriaueH. who ~as the States Attorney
when the Anarchists ~ere iEied- Judge
carey. who vas the presiding Judge, and
also the residence q the Inspector, who
had been the prime mover ~ the arrests
which followed the Havnlarket affair,
and xho furnished mos Of the evidence
which brought four Of the principals to
The ralioRs, forced another into suicides
gave and sent three othes u Joliet
The Inspector vas not SLOW in acting upon
TIE -iTs thus given. znd by earefnl shad-
oEin- and other skillfui detective work
suoeeedei in weaving a web, a be claims
Of ineontestible facts about al least three
men and ar-estiHg tnem this morning
The name Of the rincieaier Is John
Bronek. and be lives al 2952 Farrel street
lie i Bohemian anu a cabinet maker
by trade. Tie second man is Fl1nk Cha
E.eI whe lives al 49S West Tseniieih
street. lie Is also q Bohemian, - j. the
thirI man El8o-- maine j. Frank Cheb0-
va. a tailor. lliag on Z.pn Place, and
s.ho Is thc informer ul.o told the story
of the plot 10 the bohemian, Who in tusa
detailed II 10 I1spec,or Boafeld.
1aEAs Assgculsr. EE,rslE WORK.
i seems that since the execution
movement was started among the follow
e-s Ct revolution and chaos in Chicago
by VT ca the srOups which disb1nded al
most a. soon asthe harmarset bomb burst
were u Be re0ig 0iganizcd. i appears to DO
business al the old sand. Il was thought
dan-er0cs In the isht Of past eTents 70
have lhese groups composed Of an uniim-
tied number, because il would increase
the possibility Of inforners making their
appea dnce at the most critical periods
when silence was very golden. Il was
concluded that each group as -eorganized
was 20 have 70 more than three members
eel acquainted with the others whooom-
posed the group when formed. Il was
thought that s4ueaiing in the Anarch
lists ranks in the future could become
lost an. The three men arrested to-day
constituted a group. and in the hands Of
these was lefi, by whom J; Is not yet
known. the pleasant occupation # boS-
ing Up residences Until the act of last No
vember vas considered f1lv wiPei cut
in blood
THE PlnI EFE EtLED.
the group nov incarceraiel IN the cells
under the Civ Hall had no regular meet
Ing place where plans could be discussed
but they met casually as friends and over
a glass Of beer c0ncOc;ed their bold and
bloody schemes. It was agreed that
Grinnell's house was the first TO 20 sky
ward. bat not unless the ex-State's AItor-
nev was an inmate when the explosion
took place. Judge Garey's house was
the next one marked, and last Saturday
night was the time set for Carrying out
the plot. Il was not fully determined
how Inspector B0nfelG was D be remOv-
ed lie was the thiod one on the list,
and he Was doomed to die with lhe 9th
ers, bot how was no. fully decided upon.
The plot had made -aPil advancement,
for on July Hroueck detailed himself
10 examine the premises Of Judge Grin
nell's house in Aldine squa-e, with view
10 its occupants When he reported 70
his companions that night the en0rmity
Of the oiIeRse began 20 dawn upon the
mind Of Chebows. lie w-es;led with his
feelings 70 seyea al days ana lraily made
Up bis mind 10 ask fOr advice from a
friend. The latter hsr- led at once to
the Police Depa tment and told his
story.
DYNAMITE FaryD.
In the house Of all three numerous
weapons were found aai enoagh jynA-
mite 10 have blown up several OF the
largest building in the city Il Is stated
in this connection that the three men
were present AZ the Havmarket massacre
and that Hroneck received a number Of
bombs and some dynamite from friend
or the cause Who Was present When
asked to-day what be had done with this
stuff he replied llite readily that be had
thrown il into the river. 1t i supposed.
however, that tbe stuff found to-day Is
some which was gwen TO him on that
fatal evening. IIr0neck aud Chaw pek
were intimate friends Of Louis Ling, the
bomb-maker. aud both were arrested after
the naymarket not. Chief Hubbard
SAYS there will be moe arrests made To-
night but he refuses 10 give any further
information.
STORY oF THE ARREST.
Inspector BoHiield TO night in uodest
quiet way heitold the s,ory Of the plJf
and the capture. said he. 4 week ol
ten days ago a gentleman drew nv atten
tion To the fact Of a conspiracy which ia
cluded an attempt upon the lives o
Judge Grinnell, Judge Carey and my
self This came 10 NY knowld-e from 4
Bohemian on the Wes; side. whose nam.
decline 70 give. Investigation satisfied
u beyond q doubt that conspiracy haC
been formed. We found that three ner
had been 10 Aldine square Judge Grin
nell lives on Aldine square-on the al