The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-27

lue e1OuieStchubf bfOuDle. Il ne petition uAs oceu
in circulation since Friday last II is neces-
sary for the employees Of Ave firms to sign
the petition in order that the court may have
jurisdiction, and this has been complied
With The consent of tho Carnegie Steel
Company is. however. necessary before the
county court can act in the matter. This
step Is under State law passed eight years
ago. but which has never been put in oper-
alton.
AN ANARCHIST CONSPIRACY.
The people are naturally jubilant over the
arrest of Carl Knoel ana believe that they
are now on the way toward the fountain
head of the conspiracy that eliminated In
the tragedy of Saturday last. In his rooms
were found vast quantities Of anarchisue
literature and correspondence. indicat-
st pS that anarchy sSs hs. abiding psss:
or individuals in New York, Chicago
Denver and other points. Large numbers
Of oiphers and cipher communications which
were brought 10 light indicated tho exist
ence of a general and secret mode of COM
munication. So extensive was the supply
of anarchistic literature found In the place
as 10 indicate that 1t must have been used
as headquarters for the distribution of this
dangerous stuff through the country.
BAKER, MoScK Arrested.
The police department has received dis
patch from superintendent O'Mera. at
Long Branch. saying that at s o'clock this
morning he effected the arrest OF the Ger
man bsker Monck. who cent the express
packages containing money that were re-
ceived by Bergman in this city last week.
The Carnegie Company to-day oabled Mr.
Carnegie IN response to his query that his
presence is not needed here and that II is
not necessary for him to come.
cHARoRs AGAINST KNoLD.
Knold is still held at the Central station.
and information of some kind will be made
against him in order TO insure his de-
tention. The police are In consulta-
tion with the law officials of the
be charged with conspiracy and wish
particeps criminis to tho shooting. All the
available detectives of the city are engaged
on a search for the satohei carried by Berg
man when be reached the city. as IL is
thought il may contain documents OF other
matter which will afford additional clues to
the conspiracy.
BERGMAN CONTINUES MoRosE.
Bergman is beginning to chafe under the
strict discipline aud frugal fare of the
county jail. and he is more ugly and morose
in his opposition than over. He denies that
he il acquainted with Knold or stopped at
his house, and when confronted with man
who saw him in the place be persisted IN
his denial with considerable volubility and
a dangerous CLEAN In hfs eye. When he
was told that under the six informations
fled against him charging feionious
shooting. felonious outing and felo-
nious entry he could on conviction be sen
sentenced 10 thirty-three years imprison-
ka abrnnuA1 bfa ahDnlfars
and then going ieto the further corner OF
his cell. pulled yiciously at his cigarette.
To-day fvo police officers arrested Henry
Bauer, the head centre of the Anarchists OF
this region.
ANOTHER ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
At the Central police station tho offcsls
stated to the United Press that they re-
garded the arrest of Bauer the most i'm
portant since the shooting. He has been
drawing his support from the An
archsts aud devotes his time to
ary literature received from Chicago.
He lives with shoemaker In Allegheny.
where he was captured. On Sunday he
was seen entering knold's house with par
eel. He has been partially identified as q man
who was with Bergm an in the corridor
Of the Carnegie Compsnys building on
Saturday Just before the shooting and
uhUubO DtIAudu pdChhko gudh a. ht
entered the elevator. This package 10 sup
posed 10 have been either the revolver or
the cartridges afterward found on Berg
man. The development has so far
been kept secret by the police although
it is admitted that tho second man
wa seen in company with Bergman
on the street man named Paul
Eckert, who occupied portion Of knolds
house was for a short time under the sus-
,,fni,r ,f tho ,,olfoa but his afa fananta hainn
satisfactory be was not detained.
Chief of Public Works Murphy. Of Ale
gheny. says that a warrant is out for the
arrest of Herr Most.
o'DossELL's PROGRAMME.
Hugh 0'Donnell. accompanied By bis
wife, left on the noon train for New York
10 complete the mission that was inter-
rupted by the issue OF the warrant
against him last week. Before re-
turning be will spend q month at the
seaside TO regain his health. lie will retain
counsel while absent to take proceedings
against the Washington Post for suggesting
that ne was identified with Bergman.
SOLDIERS LEAVING HOMESTEAD.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 26.-Two regiments
of the National Guards have been ordered
home and il is probable that the main BODY
OF the soldiers will bo withdrawn in few
days.
A mighty shout went up from six hundred
iusty throats this morning when the
news reached the boys Of the Eighth
regiment that they had beon or
dered homo and tho members Of other
regiments in the Third brigade joined
in the cheering when ii was reported TO
them As probable that they too: would be
homeward bound within Q few DAYS, The
order for the Eighth marks the beginning
80 Tho dissolution Of the National Guard
concentration at Homestead. and has
started anew the talk about forming pro
visional brigade or regiment 10 maintain
law and order until the labor troubles are
settled.
CASE or PRIVATE AMs.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July Major.General
Snowden still refuses to enter into eIplana-
tion Of his action in the case OF Private lams
to-day, but he has given out for publication
the text of his Endorsement of Colonel
Streators report of the affair. The
first Endorsement had been made by Colo
mel Hawkins. brigadier- general command
ing the provisional brigade, General Snow
den's Endorsement made after the punish
ment had been inflicted Ia as follows.
division Headquarters. National Guard
Of Pennsylyania Camp Samuel Black Home
stead. Pa. July 2oth, 1892. Respectfully
returned. Discharge him IA disgrace Drum
him out Of the camp and send him home.
BY command OF majo general commanding.
lSignedl &C. II. NoRTu. Adiutant."
All the socialist organizations in France
are agitating for general amnesty in com
memorstion OF the centenary OF the Re
public. and especially requested that Caline,
the well-known socialist, DO released from
prison. and that Henri Rochefort be por-