The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-29
CoNsPIRAToR MULLECK.
The Long Branch Anarchist, and What Was
Found Him.

The Long Branch Anarchist, and What Was
Found Him.
PITTsBURG, July 28-Frederick Muileck,
Bergman's alleged co-conspirator, is behind
the bars at the Central police station.
He came in on the limited from Philadel-
delphia tonight in custody of Superin-
tendent O'Mara. Mulleck is alleged to be
an conspiracy with Bergman TO assassInate
Chairman Frick. Six or seven letters. all
written in German, and several of them
postmarked Pittsburg. were taken from
Mulieck and turned over to the Now York
police for translation.
Inspector McKelvey said he did not think
Herr Most would be arrested now. as they
had no use for him. He believed Emma
Goldman's story that Most 10 an Anarchist
for revenue only.
"He has Q number Of these people who
fear him." said the Inspector, land 1t will
be almost impossible to connect him With
the case. However, we will see to it that
he does not get away. This matter has
been taken up by the police author
tiles all over the United States,
and the Anarchists are being watched :,
that they can be watched too much. This
Anarchist question has aroused the whole
country, and the police of each city have
decided to find out how strong they are.
No one here had any idea of the number of
people of this kind we have had In the two
cities. We have furnished some valuable
pointers to the police of other cities. and
they have helped rs, and there is not a
prominent Anarchist In the country that
could not be arrested on an hour notice"
1t has been learned that three Anarc hists
under the guise of workmon gained ad-
mission to the Homestead mills and were
secretly distributing literature among the
men and trying to make converts. possibly
with the intention of destroying the plant.
One of the workmen told Mr.. Potter. who
Immediately ordered the Anarchists put
out of the works. That was two days
ago, and now the police are huntin g
the men under belief that they were
implicated in the general plot against the
Csrnegies, by the REDS which resulted
In the woundinG of Chairman Frick. The
three Anarchists seem to have disD-
peared, and, as they showed the workmen
plenty of money, it 10 presumed they went
to New York.
Deputy sheriffs and constables, with
warrants, are securing this town this
morning. looking for rioters and wit
ncsses. Most of the people against
whom Informations have been made have
had quiet lntimations, and are either In
hiding or have temporarily left town. No
further arrests have been made so far Soc
IetarY LOvelOy 6alu tQiS evening tu8t TIC
Carnegie officials would take no part in the
prosecution of the Anarchists under arrest
here, except In the case OF Bergman. and
his case would be pushed TO the limit.
Sylvester Critchlow. one of the strikers
charged with murder on tho day OF
the riot. applied for release on
bail to-day, but was refused and remanded
to jail for trial. At the hearing several
witnesses swore that they saw Crltohlow
load and fire a gun at the barges. In re-
fusing bail Judge Magee said tho case w as
close TO murder In the first degree. Hugh
ODonnelps policy all the time was for
peace. This mans care all the time was
for war and bloodshed," said the Judge.
Critchlow's attorneys claim they will
be able to prove that be was not behind
the barrIcade that day.
An afternoon paper reports riot on q
Baltimore & Ohio train near White Hall.
this morning. between non-union men on
their way TO Homestead and guards on the
train. 1t Is stated that when the men
learned that they were bound for Home
stead number demanded to get off. The
guards refused and general fight ensued
in which two men were seriously injured
rhirty-tive of the men thAn escaped
aud the others went through tt
their destina tlon. The Baltimore &
Ohio officials deny the story and
say there vas no trouble along their lines
A policeman at Glen wood says one man at
tempted TO get of q train, when the guard
pulled revolver and compelled him u
take his seat. THIS he says, was the only
trouble. Attorney Bremen, of the Anal
that within n few days charges of con
spiracy would be entered against the par
ties responsible for bringing the men Il
this city under Misrepresentation.