New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
A SHARP LOOKOUT FOR ANARCHISTS.
SUSPICIOUS PEOPLE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY
THE P1TrsBrRG POUCE-BERKMNN

srIIL SILENT.
Ptisburg July o7.-Thc Pfisburg police are Keep
Ing strict lookout for Anarchists. Inspector NC
Kelvy, who Is acting superintendent oil Pon'c' "''
been especially ylligant. and the hauns Of te "'''
chists are being watched day and night Nheh III
spector McKelvy spoken TO this morning ne s''o
d" At first inclined TO think Berhman was none
I'm this matter. but am satisfied that the'r WIS
an organized movement against Frick. ana h'rh'""
wns only the tool OF q number Of conSprators !"
few days there will be some developments 'n'' VIII
s,artlo the communit- There are Anarchists
here than people supposed, and they were ee'""e
ready 10 carry ont some gigantic schemes. w" wer
lucky IN securing these people when did as an at
temp, would have been made srvcra! oi our
prominent citizens and there Il no telling where "
would have ended"
At O'Clock this afternoon two Anarchists c''i'n
at the police station TO see Bauer. They "cr' al
rested and gave the OF Carl Finstrr ana August
Tirnopk both Of Allegheny. There WAS ho'"''s
found upon them.
pauer. the Anarchist arrested yesterday SAYS there
are 800 Anarchists in Pittsburg and 1000 in Western
PENNSYLVANIA.
The police are now satisfied that Bcrlman had made
every arrangement TO escape: that his intention was
TO 80 to Allegheny and remain in hiding with hh'"
until II was safe for him T. gel ont of the country
Inspector Kelly OF the South side. is keeping iooR
on, for all the Anarchists on that sid. 81 thu river
enough evidence 10 arrest them. they ar being
watched dav and night and orders have been issued
to arrest any one who attempts to hav" The city
KnJid. when questioned by Inspector McRcNy' ~"
mittcd receiving letters from Most. lie said tha'
Mosrs instructions were pointed. and That III had
Issued strict orders Ia destroy all l"tt"r' wilton DIV
him This j. the reason the police hav" been unnbie
10 get much evidence against any OF the men' lacy
have not II stratch of the pen from each other Many
fbcut l.td ,irs
bat nothing t. crminaie one else.
Berkn.an and Bauer exceedingly close inol'hed
They seem determined to foil tn" police ~ mch ~
possible and pretend not IA care what Is done u"
them Bcrlman will not accept the services Of any
lawyer unless the LAWYER promises 10 co"duct the
case ~ he (lerImanl. wants II conducted
Among the letter found in nauers possession when
arrested we're several from Lucy Parsons Most Nina
Van Zandi spies and otto HERMANN Of Philadelphia
U"rmann's letter j. IN" most remarkable. NE bewals
Tie death Of anarchy and Sye that While eight YEAR,
ago there were 1000 Anarcli-ts. not more thap 200"
can now be found The letter cOntinur, -. follows:
have never any courage hpt on.c and that was
when we threw the bomb IN ohcaeo. would nk" 10
lough for the man who threw the bomb T. not kno~n
Yet We GAINED nothing seven bold ban r'f' ""i
from ON miC-t and a." rr>t ar sirnr'a ~ long ~
MURDER. a, were committed Ia chi ara. celebrated
wit. songs. music. and oven with daf'-. - long -
c,crv iib q November Judge Grlmnc JHdre GARY and
Sheriff Matson are living aud do not d." MAT dsv Tor
rcycnr- a. long the propaganda 81 thr dcd is not
hr,ebt IA action We do need because such
yo,pIe a. now arr would raise disturbance.
The Anarchists do not approve % the altitude OF
the Homestead men toward their efforts 10 aid IN The
contest here From a number 0f letter which llush
O'Douner has received I'm the last ~ day 10 is
evident that III" New York Anarchist. expected mat
tIcIr proposition hill capitalist connected with
The tarnreics, and give III" steel WORKERS ,l'-ir
f.ld would have met with instant lallng Of gmiltrdc
here The In which thrc of the
X Y /" fraternity were " fired" ont u Homestead
weeL ago and then the dcnunratiOn 10y ~" ADVISORY
Committee and Hugh ODonnrll 81 the shooting W ~.
C. Frick have given much displ"asnrc aud much
TO the Reds" AS result. Mr.
O'Donncl has received a number 81 letter, frum New
York and Chicago Anarchists who, under hctton,
names severely ccn-urc both him and IA" Homestead
steel workers for their calonsness and ngrattudc one
letter repds
You lt. deserve our aid but humanity demand 'hal
help you IN spite Of your,,lNe- You may not b.
b ind Away.