The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-07-28
THE ANARCHISTS.
They Have EvidentlyiD Destroyed
Evidence Against Themselves.
JOHN MOST NOT TO BE ARRESTED,

s1fIicials Decide That the New York
Disturber VIII Not be Disturbed
ct Present-Emma Goldman. the
emale Anarchist. Located-More
Warrants for Strikers.
tPITTsBURo, July 2s.-Unless one OF
other Of the anarchists now confined in
The Central station can be induced to
make confession@ is very doubtful
whether the police at this end can ac.
complish much more In the direction Of
anraveling the meshes of the conspiracy
surrounding the attack upon the life Of
Chairman Frick.
The imprisoned men, contrary TO the
general habits or practices Of the ele.
Tnent, have for once taken the precau-
ton to cover their tracks behind them.
and thorough examination Of the cor.
respondencs found in the rooms Of
Knold and Bauer, develops the fact
that not scrap of 1t bears date within
the past six weeks. Yet 1t can be proven
by the postoffice officials that the mail
of both men during that period has been
much larger than for some time before.
Evidence Probably Destroyed.
Detective Shore, who is chief of the
corps in charge Of the case, is satisfied
that the anarchists had anticipated that
general search for damaging documents
would follow the attempt upon Frick's
Me, and that consequently they took
time by the 1re,ock in putting all such
terminating evidence out of tile way.
The list Of Pittsburg millionaires and
their residences, which were found
among Bauer's papers, will it is thought,
prove an important piece of side evil
dence at the trial. as indicating that they
have had some sinister designs in view,
which were directed against persons
whose names had been recorded.
Most Not to be Arrested.
Herr Most may thank his lucky stars
chat at least brief breathing spell has
. been grsnted him. At consultation
MesTs. Knox and Reed, private counsel
for the Carnegie company, District At
borney Burleigh and Chief of Public
Safety Brown, it was agreed, SO it is
given out, that so far sufficint evidence
had not developed to warrant the re-
apsst to the New York police to effect
Bis arrest It is just possible, however,
shAt this is bluff for, tile purpose OF
hrowing the New York suspects off the
sfnt.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-Emma Gold.
man, the famous female anarchist, was
found ut home in the Mollick apart
snents. She is very pretty, with big
blue eyes and mass Of wavy blonde
Aair. She is short in stature, trim in
ngure and talks like an educated person.
Hhe admitted her acquaintance with
@ergmRnn, but would neither deny or
athrp that she had ever lived with him.
Bbs depied any knowledge Of the attack
hpon Mr.. Frick, aside from what she
bad read ip the newspapers, but she
added that il would be good thing for
hs people If six or seven Bergmans
should appear every day In the year.
Mics Goldman expects to be arrested
and is ready for the officers
MrS Flick's physician says that he
eoweonsiders his patient practically out
0fcangsr. Yesterday Secretary Love.
10y swore out informations against
Shrty-six employees of the company.
The informations charge the men with
aggravated riot, instead of murder as in
the previous warrants. The names were
snppressed. It Is understood that new
Information will be made from day to
aaY.