Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-28
some developments that viii ssArsls the
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community.
nerass - nsssks N the essnery.
There we're mare anafchssts here
than people supposed. and they we're
getting ready - carry out sons glgSn-
Tic scheme. We we're lucky ia secur-
ing these people when Ne DID, ss an
attempt would have beea made GA sew
eral of cur prominent citizens. aud
there 10 no telling where lt would have
ended"
Inspector Kelly 70 keeping lookout
for all the anarchists on the south side.
There are several groups Of them, and
while he has moi enough evidence 10
arrest any Of them they are belng
watched day and night and ordefs
have been issaed 70 arrest any OF them
who attempt 10 leave the city. knolde
when questioned by Inspector McElsy
admitted receiving letters from Herr
Most- lie sAid that he received strict
orders 10 dostroy Ali letters written.
This 10 the reason the police haye becn
unable ~ get much evidences against
any Of the men. They have mol thc
scratch Of the pen from each other.
kaoids waats Liberty.
Many OF them had circulars and an
Archist literature. but nothing " crimi-
nate anyone eise- knoide 10 very anxl-
ous to regain his liberty. and he 10 the
man the police expect the most from
He makes incendiary speeches aud tells
what the anarchists viii DO. Berkman
and Bauer are exceedingly close
mouthed. and they will not say any
thing and pretend not To care what -
done with them. Berkman will not ac-
.s9 La t..~a
the lawyer promises 10 conduct the
case ~ he lBcrkman) wants II cob
Quoted. Carl Finster of No. Is Buch-
anan street. Troy Hill, and August
Turnopk of No. CSC Sandusky street,
Allegheny, two supposed anarchists,
were arrested by Detective Neigh this
before that hour the two men
came 10 the central police sta
ton and asked TO zee Bauer.
They were told IT would be Impossible
They complained somewhat and went
up Cherry avenue alongside OF the alta :
ton and asked a boy there where No.
! cell wac. Assistant superintendent
SyIvus became suspicious. The men
came back again 10 the front If the
station. Detective Neigh called them
over aud told them they could see
Bauer. He thought they were follow
ing, but instead OF that they turned IN
the other direction. McIigh called
them back and they went into the sta
ton house.
wanted TO Give Money.
He asked them what they wanted to
see Bauer for, and they replied that
they knew him and wanted to give him
some money. As their actions were 80
suspicious they were locked up. When
searched nothing WAS found on them.
Finster lives on Troy Hill and 10 known
as an anarchist. Turnopk lives at No.
275 Sandusky street, Allegheny, and 10
said TO be q friend OF Bauer. The
houses of both men we're searched. The
police think they are important arrests.
superintendent O'Mara will farrive at
7:30 tomorrow morning. having in
charge suspect Mollick of Long Branch,
who comes without rcquisition papers.
This evening the police author
itief came IN possession OF facts
leading them TO believe that bombs are
now being made in this city. A mer-
chant on Sn,ithfield street reports TO
| the police that wlthing the pAst three
days he has sold unusually large guam
| titles OF email glass tubes and other
materials that are used IN the construc-
ton OF anarchist bombs- The mer.
chants customers have been mostly
foreigners of repulsive appearance. and
he says Russian Jews. having Appesr-
ances Of anarchists.