Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

Inuichl style. ABOUT Six years hBO
Bergman, who IL a Russian Jow, caiuo
10 this city from wilma, Prussia. llo
nude himself conspicuous by his
marked radical Views agairst capital.
Ists, and II Ia said he attempted TO
organize group for the express pur-
pose Of going about the country 10 eN-
terminate the capitalists. In 1871 lac
secured u position IN the competing
room Of the 7rsiLeir, Moets paper,
where he worked n short time. He
has boon idle about the anarchist
haunts In the city forsome time. The
police are oftho opinion that Bergman
was simply nm agent Of the anarchists
here, anu was sent TO pi,tsburg for the
express purpose " killing Frick. De-
tectives are working ON the matter az
this end.
ATTEMPT 10 FOLSOM THE HOUSEHOLD.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 23.-Rob.
ert V. Alexander, n PittabuTg frescoor,
working here, last night received let.
Ter from his sweetheart, who was em-
ployed rs domestic In the Frick
household. She said within the last
few days desperate attempt has been
made 70 poison the Ffick householdi
that Mrs. Frick and her infant sOn
wefn made dangerously sick and the
wife II Tricks c0achman h In n dying
condition.
GENERAL sNowpgN TAKES pnEcAu.
TiONH.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 23.-Frick's
shooting toisy had the effect Of caus-
ing renewed precautions In the mill.
taty camp here, and extra guards have
been thrown AROUND General snow.
den's headquarters, the reason giverf
being that tue slrikcm are displaying
much bitterness against the General
for his rigid enforcement OF the rules.
SOME Of the strikers denied when
told Of the extra precautions being
taken to.pfevent any mishap, were In
cignnut, and pronounced II an at
tempt 10 bring them into diecrudit by
connecting them before the public
with the stack on Fflek. The Fnck
affair also fed to marked Increase
In the number Of deputies here aud
the abandoning Of all meetings Of
strikers, except the Advisory Board,
for fear someone might indulge Ia
hot headed talk. The strikers general
ly deploro the affair, saying that It
cannot fail 30 damage thoir Gauge.
The Advisory hoard gives out rcs0ll.
ton 20 the prrie condomning the
assault on Frick and rendering him
their pympalhy.
RESTED EASILY.
PITnuURG, July 2i.-li. G. Fflck
slept well durlng lho uigh. anu rested
easily today. 4 curious thing was
That another cut was discovered touay
that was missed IN the examination
yesterday. IL IL in Che left leg Just
below the calf and almost severed the
tondons. He complains of pains In
his legs, but the attenjanta Imagined
it was Of Othur wounds he spoke. As
soon as u WINS discovered II was cngc-
luily dressed. The patient passed the
day listening 10 letters and tolvgrama
and debating rplics. He insis,s ON
continuing AiH work.
There il much anxiety In the family
over Mrs. Fnok's condition. She be.
came mother twelve days ago, aud
Ia her weak and nervous condition the
ttltot OF yesterdays affair has been
very bad.
BERGMAN 4 MYSTERY.
PTTsBuHd, July -. - Alexander
Bergman, not Betkmnn, the would-be
assassin ~ Frick, IN still riddle.
None OF tue detectives or newspaper
men who have been talking to him
have got anything but contradictory
or trivial information 10 far. He said
today that when he was ready, which
would not he until after his transfer to
mil LA. NNfttll uNuIg..
written statement Tor the Associated
Press, and until then would decline 10
answer any questions.
That ho II secretly pleased with the
notorloty he gained " evident, but
he In a fanatic who has become cranky
over hnarchistic literature also seems
certain. He denied today that no
never worked for Herr MOsps paper,
FrtmoH, aud says ho has done Only
book work. He has no regrets, he
says, for what he has done. Nothing
has been learned AS TO how long he
had been IN the city or anything else.
He Seems 10 have deliberately taken
every prccautlon 10 conceal his iden.
tity, and had his plan Of committing
suicide like Lingg not been frustrated,
hiB face would have been blown away,
leaving the matter a complete mystery.
Much TO his own surprise anu 10 that
Of everybody else, Bergman was trans
ferrcd from tho Central Station 10 the
jail tonight. The officers thought to
make the transfer quietly, but a couple
OF sharp gamins at the corner rec0g-
nized Bergman, and before the Jail
was reached several hundred people
were cIowding up to catch glimpse
OF the anarchist.
Another Statement 10 the strikers.
HOMESTEAD, July 2I.-Carnegie a.
90. WIZ post n notice tomorrow MORN
Ing stating that men entering their
employ now will not DO removed 10
make room for othera, and that they
viii DO retained Ms long as thoy CON
duct themselves properly. THIS no.
ticu IN expected 10 have considerall,
effect, as some OF the company think
man" Of the strikers are deferred
from returning 10 work for fear they
would be thrown out by tho union In
case the strihe was declared OF.
Trainmen on the PittBburg, Wiz.
ginia & Charleston road, which runs
through Homestead, are undecided
whether or not to stop handling cars
loaded with Carnegie products. They
reported TO their superlntendcnt today
that they had been threatened with
RnuihillatlOn unless they sided with
the strikers, nd that the advisory
committee gave them no Hatisfaction.
Atn Catholic Church hers TODAY Ina
the presence Of an audience lafyely