The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-06
Sage Announces He Will Resume Business
Monday


New YORK, Dec. 5.-This morning the
shief clerk Of Russell Sage said arrange
meuts had been made for the temporary
transaction of the businets of Sage's Office
at the office of Caldwell & Bunker. Os-
borne had a large force of men at work
overhauling the great pile Of rubbish, pick
ing out valuable papers which the explo-
sion scattered all over the premises. The
men who were injured by the explosion
yesterday were mostly doing well this
morning
Washington E. Conner says he called
upon Sage this morning and found him
looking bright and cheerful. He will be
all right again in few days. He said no
bonds were lost; the only loss vii be by
the destruction of the Office and furniture.
Inspector Byrnes is exertIng himself to
try and locate and identify the bomb
thrower, The entire detective force Of
the city will be put on the case.
It is low believed to be un undisputed
fact that only two people were killed, the
bomb thrower and B. F. Morton, Sage's
private secretary.
Deputy Coroner Jenkins made an autopsy
to- day on the head of the dynamite ''bomb
thrower" 1t will take several weeks to
harden the brain sufficiently to make
microscopic examination practicable The
u.
far his name has not been ascErtained He
was rampant Anarchist, and is believed
| to have hailed from San Francisco
/ In conversation in this city a few
weeks ago the bomb-thrower said he had
| been arrested for making incendiary
speeches in San Francisco. Captain Henry
! Horne, a museum lecturer, has identified
the head of the bomb-thrower as that of a
man who had a conversation with
plyG ha
man, whose name he has forgotten,
wanted Horne to go out lecturing on mo-
nopolies, railroads and socialistic topics
horne says all the man told him was he
was going to invite all capitalists like
/ Gould and Sage. and if they old not come
to hear Horne he would write them once
/ again, ana If they still ignored his request
/ he would blow them all.
William D. Tyler, of Tacoma, Wash,
called at the morgue this afternoon and
viewed the dead mans face. The visitor
thought the face bore a striking resem-
blance TO that of man named Wilson who
was at one time business manager of the
Tacoma Ledger, ana who had been in an in
sane asylum in Illinois. The police re-
ported this afternoon they had
found portions of human body
The fragments were sent to the
morgue. 1t is believed the remains were
those of the bomb thrower's body. Horne
gave Inspector Byrnes a card which
the bomb thrower sent him. On
it was written, Captain Harry
Horne. L called but failed to see you this
afternoon, Wednesday, October 81. Would
you please write me where you are stop
ping and when l can see you there. ano
oblige, w. ID. Southworth, San Francisco
care Morris hotel, No. II West street.
Inspector Byrnes sent the following tc
Chief of Police Cowley, of San Francisco
HAS there been any person arrested in
your city in the past two years for making
incendiary speeches on the subjects Of
capitalism, anarchism and government con
troll of railroads! If 30, wire me his name
age, description and date of arrest, to
gether with any particulars you may have
relative 10 the matter. Answer as soon a.
possible No answer was received to
night