Evening journal., 1892-07-28

MISS GOLDMAN. carried out and the
majority OF the men against whom war
rants We're issued will have no knowledge
OF the fact until they are placed under an.
rest Private information is also to the
eject that the informations sworn out in.
ciude the name OF nearly every member of
tne ADVISORY committee, as well as some Of
ihose who have already been arrested on
the chargo Of murder and released on bail
Locating the Anarchists.
Inspector McKelvey, who is acting super
lntendent Of police, has been especially Wig.
liant In watching the haunts OF the anarch-
ists and nom information obtained il is
SAD that efforts will be made to bring Miss
Emma Goldman, who lived with Berlrman
at Worcester, Mass, here, as il is believed
sne, too, Is an accomplice. The number of
anarchists that the inspector has located
nearly 1000 IN the county--is quite revela-
tson 70 the citizens Of Pittsburg. 1t has
taken an extra supply OF men, but the work
has been prosecuted day and night. IN
epector Mckelvey says: Il think we have
Bauer and knold implicated As to Knold
enere n no question as 20 his connection
With the case. We have now two witnesses
who VIII swear positively that he was with
berkman on Saturday morning and waited
hnold Is slick one. While he would not
admit that he showed Berkman Frici,s
olioe be admits he showed him The Chron.
ecle-Ielegraph building Now there was M
reason for him pointing out The Chronicle
Telegraph building unless il was 20 show
where Mr.. frick's Office was.
we have all the prominent local an
erchists spotted and il any Of them try TO
vet away they will be arrested. do not
know Just what course we win pursue. The
law L. a little lax in regard TO anarchists.
ana the only charge we can get against
most OF these fellows is conspiracy. am
sorry the grand jury is not IN session, as we
would most surely railroad all of these men
Chief Murphy has taken charge OF the
Alcghany end Of the case. At first was
lncnned 70 think Berkman was alone In
tnis matter, but / am now satisfied that
tnere was an organized movement against
trick, and Berkman was only the tool of a
number OF conspiratOrs. in a few davs
there win be some developments that will
elartie the community. There were moro
anarchists here than people supposed ana
they were getting ready 70 carry ont some
gigantic schemes We We're lucky In se-
caring these people when we did. as an at
tempt would have been made on several Of
our prominent citizens, and there is no
telling where Il would have ended"
boinbs Being Made Ia Pittsburr.
The police are now satisfied that Berk-
man had made every arrangement 10 es-
cape; that his intention was 10 20 10 ALE
ghhny and remain ia hiding, well knowing
that II was unsafe for him 10 get ont OF the
country. knold, when questioned bv In
specsor Mckelvey admitted receiving let
tiers from Herr Most He said that Mostis
instructions were very pointed, and that he
had issued strict orders TO destroy an letters
written by him. This is the reason the
police have been unable 70 get much evil
aence against any Of the men. Knold Is
very anxious to regain his liberty. and he il
the man the police expect the most from.
De mases incendiary speeches and tells
what the anarchists viii do. Berkman
"iil not accept the services Of any lawyer
nhth me lawyer promises 70 conduct the
case as he lberkmanl wants il conducted.
Carl finster, of l3 Buchanan street. TROY
Hill, and August Turnopk. Of 256 sandusl,y
street, Allegheny, two supposed anarchists
We're arrested by Detective McTirhe. IN,
two men came TO the Central police station
and asked 70 see Bauer. Their actions ,ver.
30 suspicious that they were locked I'M
When searched nothing was found on them
The houses Of both men win probably b,
searched. The police say they are importan
arrests.
The police authorities here have also com
into possession Of facts leading them 10 be
lieve that bombs are now being made Il
this city. A merchant on Smithfeld stree
reports to the police that within the pas
three days De has sold unusually large ouar
titles OF small glass tubes and other mat,
rails that are used in the construction q
the ueual anarchist bombs. Themerchant
customers have been mostly foreigners ,
repulsiYe appearance and, be says, Russia
Jews having every appearance Of anarcl
lists.
Tried 10 Blow Up the Mills.
a remarkable escape from almost certai
death on the part Of IA worzmen in ii
forre Department of fte Carnrgie Twent
ninth street mill has Just been made pu
lie, while the perpetrator of the fiendish a
yet unknown. An attempt was made
blow up the boiler and engine departmen
Of the lower Union mills at Twenty-nin
street. The engineer in charge Of the m
chineIY had LETT his post bur few minute
The waterman, whose duty it IS to ke
guard Of the gates, fires and water, left
poAtionsto breathe the fresh air on the OF