The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-28

that the would-be Reporter Medintors
misunderstood Hin-Gov. rnttison'r Sail
Flooded with Letters About Iams-aIors
OF tho Troops 20 Home-Thrce Regiments
Only VIII lie Left After This Week.
Activity in the Homestead Miil.
PITTsBuEGH. July 27.-The condition Of
Chairman Frick OF the Carnegie Steel Com.
pany was much improved to-day. chiefly owing
TO tho storm and the cool wave that followed
It. He nte his first hearty meal since the shoot-
ing this morning. When THE Sun reporter
called at his house this morning DR.. Litchncld
said:
"Mr. Tricks condition is most satisfactory.
I do not 500 that he could be expected to 10
any better. in view OF tho character of his
wounds, Hc passed most satisfactory night.
slept well. and nwoke ut Z o'clock this morn.
ing. refreshed and hungry. No dangerous
symptoms have appeared. Each Of his nine
wounds seem to be healing well and rapidly.
and there is no inflammation. Think that al
the present rate of improvement he will soon
be past any possible danger. He has a tre-
mcndous constitution and an indomitable
will. These AFRO greatly aiding him in the
fight Think that his recovery will be more
rapid even than we have any right to expect"
DR.. Iitchflold spends nearly all his time at
the house. and is nearly always Mt the bedside
OF the sick man.
Since the shooting Mr.. FrIck has not takon Q
single dose Of medicine. No stimulants have
been given him. He was permitted to read the
newspapers too day. ITe was very much inter.
ested in the story Of the supposed Anarchist
conspiracy that 50 nearly resulted in his as
sassiuaton. lie believes that tho police will
succeed in running down all tho principals.
and that tho law will punish them
Mr.. Frick was also much interested in the
story Of Private Iams. who was triced up By
the thumbs for calling for three cheers for his
nssailant He expressed pity for the young
man. Mr. Frick was quito clatcd over the res
cept of cable from Andrew Carnegie. Most
that was said in this cable Is Of a private ma
ture. and 1t cannot be published. but this
much can be said. that Mr.. Carnegie treasured
tho Chairman Of his confidence in the mana ~e-
ment Of tho strike by the officers OF the cons
pany. He said he had every confidence in
their ability TO settle tho matter. and he reas-
serted that he would not in any way attempt
to interfere in tho matter. He congratulated
the Chairman on his pluck and on the ability
he had far shown in dealing with the
trouble.
1t now seems probable that the Anarchist
for whom the police have been looking for two
days In connection with the supposed con-
spiracy has managed TO get out Of town. All
Of Allegheny county and Pittsburgh has been
searched over for him. and no trace Of him
can DO found. The police still decline to give
his name. They say they arc positive as to
his identity. and that thcy will yet capture
him. This is the young man who was seen by
a PittsburGh business man at the door Of tho
building in which tho officers of the Carnegie
Steel Company are ocated a moment before
the shooting. and who was seen to give u pack
age wrapIed up In brown PAPER to Berkman
Last night the police arrested Fritz Sim
mons on tie South side. He was engaged In
Anarchist
tickets to rHIhe for II picture Of the Chicago
named n Who a wofod n y9ang
Is an Anarchist lie quickly proved that he
had nothing to do with the conspiracy and
Early this afternoon two young mon called
nt the station ,I and Ask ed II they could see
they wantyt TO see him about; ard one Of them
70 pay him. The Sergeant on duty told them
that they could not see him and they talked
street fetsctve Iien was " iounsing S over
there. and they asked him If he happened TO
kp9w wnef9 3G Ss No WIS nsv sntod 70 tro
and they said that it was the cell in which
Bauer was locked up, and they wanted to
private reason. Tigh said he, ' could show t
lion the cell If they wanted to see it Very bad.
him that they did not care particularly abous
it. l!G talked with them FOG few minutes
lie wa vas " not connectrd With the police do
partmrnt. he said but he had in1ue nee enough
tt &c s. S m sR he Of s6e w GILL; t.
consultation they said they believed he was q
friend OF Bauer. and they would trust him.
them and took them into the prison. He
showed them whore cell No. was. 10 do that
he had to take them into another cell, and
while they were looking slipped out and lock Cd
them H. Ihoy VII pc investigated tenor.
of II. but the suspicious actions made the ar
rest Justlal,le.
to-day; but tho police say that they have sue
seeded in "nf S9Te tn tb lot Of cHrr1b1ra-
plainly that they have secured abundant evil
denc" TO ,sh"w that tho association Of Anar-
ch.stS 10 stu strons throughout the country,
say that incy have positive, evidence q Berk-
man'S connection with thom. and that the
On Mr. tricks life was the result Of carefully
SIN assert that there is likelihood that Herr
Most VIII be found to be party to the con-
Early this evening Police Inspector Nickel
vcy laid: "As to HHGLb there Is no question az
Witnesses, who will swear positively that no
was with Der mnn on Saturday morning and
waited outside while he went up stairs. The
fellows j. conspiracy"
Anarchist, Knoll was questioned to-day by
lad s0f the 'G "tef ssF o Sst inc
tiers written 10y him.
While the police are looking aft err the m en- who
were IN the plot To murder Chairman Frick.
the District Attorney and the counsel and the
officers Of tho Carnegie Company arc taking
the initiative steps toward securing the pun.
iShment Of he men who were responsible for
the murders ut homestead Yesterday Secre-
tary Love = went before Alderman McMas.
tiers and made four informRtions against strik-
ers who. according to the evidence IN his pos
session, had an active part in tho strike Some.
At ieast, Of these men had rifles on tho
dday u tn" riot and took, part IN the shooting.
Whether or not IL was the bullets from their
guns that caused single death. under Inc
law the%, are guilty OF murder In the first do
gree. They will DO prosecuted on that charge.
aud the District Attorney will not agree to
their being admitted "a, bail bonding their
trial. IL the evidence Of their quit Is as strong
as has been represented to TuE Sun reporter.
II Is very ikey that unless they hnve run
away this will e their last dn Of liberty.
To-day Mr.. l.ovelOy made lil!rty-siX new in
formations. In les. than hlif AN hour aftar
he had left the ohlco warrants had boon
issued and We're in the hands of clnotahles.
1t Is assorted now that jamn> flanagan.
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