New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-31
ANARCHISTS HAvEA HEARING.
KYOrp AID BAUER HELD IN 5000 BNlb ENO"

OK 4 CHARGE OF Conspiracy
pr,s,urr Iu,v 3o-Knod and Bauer. the Allegheny
Anarchists had a hearing before Judge "T1pp ~ w.
Central Police station this afternoon ana were "'''
for court In - 900 bail each on IN" ch"rsr VI 'o'
splr,cy. The men were uhapie u '''''''' ''
were committed TO Jail. =,
rho first witness was Paul Eckcrt. who lived III
tho same house with Knod. and Acknowledges tha'
he 1, an Anarchist He said B'rkInah 'o'u nc 1T
came here for work. lie said his tI7dc was 'h" " "
prIntcr There Is a printing press In the ho"S''
which belongs to the international "orhn'.h' ~
ISOLATION \ circular was pr"nuc'u VIM" :" ~
,,as one OF the circulars printed lie sald 'hat the
circular, distributed at llom's''au "''' P''''''" W"
the press In that house.
. I.,u.r co,l.d o0cnr aid Echcn. ana ne talked
rb Knold about the strike and about the press J
oo not know how many circulars were printed an"
don't know who distributed them hno" - wv -"
smith and Bauer /, an agent f,r labor literature.
= ". IIlll testified that man resembling Bauer
.u,,,, yns in front OF "Thc chronicle Telegraph"
,rudInr after the shooting Of Frck. lie was much
cycIlcd and was malng many gc-ticnlation' De-
crve steele said he found LOT Of lnc"hdl"ry h'fU-
uro I'm Knobs house, aud also visited BAUER
house where he found about 200 'hr'n"8's S"'
and a large Bulldog revolver.
INSPECTOR McKclvcy testified that Knoh tod MN
prL man came TO nj, house on July -, ANA on the
following Saturday they went up flnhaV'' anu w.
Enold DOlnird ont The thrOln'l' i'l'ri"P" '
inc Il asked him. said the Inspector " II berN'
man did not know Frlcks Office WAS In the same
luIldng and he said he supposed b" did.
Defective McTighc said Bauer admitted thnt h'
u,s the man who was In Homestead ana p'N''u
circulars calling the soldiers to lny down 'n'r
guns. . .,,
Detective short testified TINT Knold said n speci"'
delivery letter came Bcrkman the night before 'h'
hootIng lie said he opened the letter ana that II
,vos written in Russian and that he could not under
t,pd IT, except that Mosts name was III It,
aslod him II II was usual 20 open another MAN
mail and he said II was, among Anarchists, that one
Anarchist was always permitted to open anolher )
mail" IT.,
Eckert was recalled again and translated CIT
uIor which was found I'm Baucr's house. IL gave
drcctions as TO how to make dynamite bombs
The Commonwealth then closed. Mr.. Friedman
their attorney asked for the discharge Of the prls
refused the appeal aud held the defendants for court
stating thnt he thought good prmn-facle case had
been made Frederick Molick the Long Branch Social
t who completes the tho OF Bcrkman's alleged fellow
con sprators did not have hearing to-day, but VII
nrobabIy have chance 10 tell what he knows OF tn,
plot next week
Inspector McKclvey, In speaking Of the Anarchists
oday SAID We are still working on the case, and
mny arrest several others before through
However, that Is only u possibility"
Detective shore who has been working on the cast
ever since Mr.. Fick assaulted, said ave have
several other Anarchists our list but cannot SAY
definitely whether will be able TO get them. We
arc sti on the lookout for that mysterious individual