New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-09
BAIL FOR ALL OF THEM.
ARRANGEMENT OF THE MEN ACCUSED OF TRYING
TO BLOW UP THE BREWERY.


TO BLOW UP THE BREWERY.
crowd Of members OF labor organizations and
curiosity seekers filled the room Of Part L Of the
Court NJ General Sessions yesterday when the knights
of Labor who arc accused OF attempting 10 blow up
Stevcnson's brewery were arraigned before Judge
MARITIME Patrick S. Close Ia tall, has long beard
and trick of haIfclosing his eyes. John oConnen,
the leader Of the organization which Yves boycothns
the brewery is an intelligent appearing man. Thomas
R,ortan the third defendant had the appearance Of
an ordinary laborcr. The men were accompanied by
their counsel W. J. Gaynor. He asked that plea
OF not guilty be entered Tho lawyer had not OK
snincd the papers fully, and Judge MARITIME allowed MIN
Ave days IN which 10 file demurrer The deiendahts
ased that bail DO fixed and Judge MARITIME SAID mat
,ha half would be as 900 for each defendant
Mr. Gaynor said that the men were poor and mat
they might not be able to obtain 50 large an amount
Judge MARITIME said that the charge was OF siich
nature that he could not fix the ball at snaior
amount The Indictment charges felony IN dainag
ing building by the explosion of gunpowder or o'hor
exn,osye material. Tho offence is punishable II
moved by Imprisonment for not more than ve years
X no life was endangered and for not moro than ton
years II life was endangered; The deiendsnts were
not taken back g the oa Tg %hIra BrooEiyS, was
accepted as bondsman for all Of the accused men
Inspector Byrnss said yeseaaSy ostsnbly for the
T1rnose ~ RAILING money for Parnc sum OF money
was raised for the defence OF the priSo"0rS'
sy irx sEyAroR VAN o0TT GOES TO ALBANf.
II Is possible that state Senator Van Cot VIII NOT
relieve Mr. Pearson of his duties until next week he
went ND TO Albany last night with the intention OF
remaining there, or at least not resignlng rom INC
Legislature until the passage OF the hsh LICENSE ,
the Ballet Reform and such other bills as me parry
Is especially interested In. The work OF proouiins
bondsmep for the sun requisite, 100000, ne iouha
10 DO comparatively easy task g..
Mr. Van Colt called at the Postofice Yesterday io'
short time but saw no one except MI reafson'
and was engaged IN conversation with him Tor oniy
few minutes He mado some Inquiries ABOUT eno
business OF the Office and said that at the earliest
he could not assume It's duties before next %S week
He wia however visit the POsfoIeo every gay wlut
he Is Ia town and will obtain further information aoVus
the details OF the worE Mr. Pearson WIZ sponsu, .
part Of his time for the next few days IN atson9,s
70 some matters OF private business. s ~
Postmaster 0ayior win DO In charge OF the onco 20
day, , e1...,
COMMITTEES fron the New.York Letter Carrier.
Association waited upon Mayor Crane yesterlG en-
asked hs ooperaon IN urging Postmaster van .ctsd
10 give eec. 70 IRE elabcur law, which was onee,eu
70 benefit the iettercasre, but which nnaef ns is
administration had been treated almost ~ IT, re.n
letter. The Mayor said that 70 wouia g,tc d,,id
pleasure to ad the committee Ia any way enas "V'N
be proper