The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-31
MORE STARTLING ARRESTS
Bergman Soon to Have Plenty OF An
archists TO Keep Him Company.
More Evictions Of Strikers at Homestead Yes
terday-Gen SnoWden Gays the Men Are Not
Whipped-Works to start This Week.
BAUER AND KNoLD HELD.


Anarchists Not Permitted to Furnish Bail
for the Arrested Suspects.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PITTsBURG, July 30-To-morrow Henry
Bauer and Karl Knold, the alleged An
archists accused of conspiracy and CON-
plIcity in the attempted assassination of
Henry G. Prick. by Alexander Bergman.
the Russian jew, just one week ago. will
spend their first Sunday behind the bars of
Pittsburg prison. The local police are
weaving dangerous net of circumstantial
evidence against the two Allegheny
Anarchists. 90 skfllfully have the threads
been woven together that the accused oan
scarcely find escape. On the strength of
this evidence Police Magistrate Grip
refused to accept bail for either OF
the prisoners Besides the witnesses
sworn, the accused and their attorney. ME-.
Friedman. the only persons present during
the hearing. were the police officials. repre-
sentatives of the press and two friends OF
Paul Eekert, the friends and companions
of the culprits evidently Anarchists them
selves. By the evidence it was shown tat
Bergman had been the constant com panion
of Bauer and Knold from the 24th OF July.
the day no arrived from New York, until
she 21st; that Knold had pointed out Dir.
Tricks private Office to the would-he as
sassin one week before the shooting. and
within one week after leaving Knold Berg
man was in the Carnegie Offices engaged In
his bloody work.
The first witness was Paul Eckert, who
lived in the same house with knoid. and
acknowledges TO being an Anarchist. He
said: Bergman told me he came here for
work. He said his trade was that of u
printer. There Is q printing press in the
house which belongs To the International
Workman's Association"
A circular was produced which he said
was one of the circulars printed He SAID
that the circulars distributed at Homestead
were printed on the press in that house.
"Bauer called often" said Eckert. land he
talked with Knold about the strike and
abont the press. don't know how many
circulars were printed. and don't know
who distributed them. Knold Is lock-
smith. and Bauer is an agent for labor lit
crature."
Z. w. Hill testified that a man resem-
Chronicle TELEGRAPH Building after the
shooting of Mr.. Prick. He was very much
excited and was making many gesticula-
tions. Detective Steel said he found
lot of incendiary literature in Knobs
dence, where he found about two hundred
cartridges, and gun and large bulldog
revolver. Inspector McKelvy testified that
Kn0ld told him Bergman came TO his house
on July Is, ana on the following Saturday
they went up Fifth avenue, aDc he (knold)
pointed out the Chronicle Telegraph Build
IL asked him. said the Inspector. eff
Bergman Gid not know Tricks Office was
In the same building. and he SAID he sup
posed he did" Detective McTighe said
Bauer admitted that he was the man who
was in Homestead and passed circulars
calling on the soldiers to lay down their
said al-delIvery letter came to
Bergman the night before the shoot
ing He said he opened the let
ter. and It was written In Russian
md that he could not understand it except
that Herr Mosts name was in it. / asked
him if it was usual to open another mans
mail and he said it was among Anarchists:
that ono Anarchist was always permitted
TO open another's mail.o
Eckert was called again and translated q
circular which was found in Bauers house.
1t gave directions as TO how to make dyna-
mite bombs.
The magistrate refused to accept bail for
either of the accused on charge of com
plicity. but liked their bond at $1,000 each
on the conspiracy charges. Judge GRID
was moved to say at the conclusion that he
never heard clearer testimony, notwith-
standing the desperate efforts of attorney
! Tleumbu 10 secure the Ieltaso Oh DIS
clients. claiming that the charges were not
sustained by the evidence. When Paul
Eckert and his two unknown anarchistic
companions left the Central station tbcy
were Swallowed by detectives. They. as
well as others who are now under suspi-
cion, will probably be placed under arrest
before long. Attorney Myer. attorney for
Frederick Moileck, the Long Branch An
archist. charged with completely In the
crime, is arranging TO have MOlleck Or
rail- hefo Ind Ua( Grim for ip,ir a ~
hearing Tuesday afternoon.
The Pittsburg police received word from
New York to-day that large mass-meet-
ing of Anarchists was to be held In New
York on Monday night and that it was the
intention to take MP collection for Berg
man to help pay his lawyers fees. Herr
Most and Emma Golden are TO address the
meeting. 1t Is said that the New York
police will arrest the speakers if they uso
any incendiary language. While the An
archists claim that Bergman was fool and
not q member of their band. the police have
discovered that several well-known An
archists have been hustling TO secure him
assistance.
1t is considered very probable that more
arrests of Anarchists will be made within
the next forty-eiyht hours. The police are
working hard. and as soon as the Anarchists
ut present confined IN the Central station
follow. Chief Murphy, of Allegheny,
and superintendent O'Mara. of this
city, held long conference this morning
and mapped out plan, but, of course, re-
fused TO make public any of the "details. 1t
was rumored to-day that the Anarchists in
tended to get after the millioneires in
Pittsburg. but the police do not autlcIpat tie
any trouble. Threatening letters are still
being received by officials of the Carnegie
company. and special officers arc kept on
guard about the premises.
David lnohiel, one of the Homestead
workmen. charged with aggravated riot,
was arrested this evening at lorrence's Sta
ton. by Constable Price. He was brought
into Alderman McMassar's office and gave
bail. and was liberated. The COASTAL les
say that they have located several of the
mon for HON warrants have been issued
and that they will make a number of ar
rests on Monday and Tuesday of next
week Three of the original seven men
charged with willful murder have not yet
been apDrehended. lie Is now believed that
they have left this part of the country
Secretary Lovejoy this evening refused
10 state whether the company had shipped
any OF it's new product of steel from Home
stead, or to what place il had been con-
signed, fearing he said, that the informa-
ttOn might arouse the railroad employ es 20
enforce the threatened boycott