The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-29
ANARCHISTS FRIGHTENED.
TIE PITTSBURGH POLICE CONTINUE
THEIR HUNT ron THE REDS

| TIE PITTSBURGH POLICE CONTINUE
THEIR HUNT ron THE REDS.
Mr.. Frick Improves Fast and CDonuen
CANE lie Found-Chicr O'Mars Arrives
In Pittsburgh with Moiiick and Says
He Doc. Not Think Most win Re Ar.
rested-CrItchiow the Striker, Who Was
Arrested. win Not Re Allowed to Gs
on hail, Judge Magee Deciding that His
Case IL n Prima FncIe One OF First Degree
Murder-Gcn. Snowdcn aud Most OF the
Troops Leave Cnmp-A story OF Riot
In n Train on which Non-union Men
Were Being Brought TO Homestead.
P1TTsBuRGH. July 23-Although Chairman
Frick OF tho Carnegie Steel Company 10 not
yet out Of danger. DR.. Iitchneld his physician.
reports tonight that he is so far improved
that unless something unlocked for sets in he
will be able to sit UP. and. possibly, to walk
around. within week.
He rests wcll." said the Doctor. and We
have n ow very little fear for him." The con.
tinuance Of the cool weather is helping him .
great deal.
Neither tho Pittsburgh nor the Allegheny
police have made any Roadway to. day toward
capturing the other Anarchists who they be-
leve were In conspiracy with Berkman to
murder Mr., Frick.
The ono thing that ls hindering the police
more than anything else is the failure to find
any evidence in tho houses Of the men they
have arr cstcd that will impicate them in q
conspiracy though they found evidence enough
In the houses of both tho mon to prove their
lawlcssness. In neither house did they find .
letter of recent date. though in both they
found stacks OF old letters.
Knob saws plainly he destroyed all the let
tiers that he received no matter what their
nature. Bauer won't say anything. but It is
believed that he did the same. for not even an
ordinary business letter Of recent date was
found.
On various occasions since the riot at Homo.
stead Bauer Is said to have Dragged In q
barber shop in Allegheny that he had dyna-
mite enough to blow UP the Homestead mills
and all tho officials. He has also said that
they ought to 10 blown up. 1le talked good
deal IN that strain.
An effort is still being made to implicate
Herr Most in the attempt on Mr.. Frck's life.
One Of the detectives. who is working on the
case. told Sun reporter that he
was trying now to find out what
Most was doing in Finlayvile a town twelve
miles from here. less than three weeks ago.
HE went to Finlayville." said tho detective.
lin company with Bauer and Knob. the men
we have under arrest.
Immediately after Most goes away Berkman
comes. He stops at Knobs house and Bauer
comes to him. It's rather strange. isn't
1t Most in his paper has not done much
lately but talk about Homestead.
He has shown his interest in a thousand
ways. When he was here We know that he
went to Homestead himself 1t Is said that
one Of the men he visited there was Critch-
low. the man who to-day was held or murder
n fha Nrct dnvrna hv JuIra Mooaa
visit to Homestead was made after the Fourth
OF July"
inspector McKelvcy to-day snid ut Is not
our intention to hold any one that we
arrest fiteen Of the ''4 nsrchists IN tho
them it would be utterly foolish for us 70, iock
them up We have not nearl- comrleted our
TGFk yet r d at IT the few root days Of s Nho Ss
business. There is now no doubt but
Quilt. and aEt ono Of us has talked to him.
There is no use for us to do SO until we get
some catch on him. which we expect almost
...WiII Herr Most he ,arrcstci.?""
No. don't think hat we viii have any use
ior him. believc Emma Goldmann's story
that Most is an Anarchist fo!r, revenue only: I
possible 10 10 conn"ct him with the case. '
This Anarchist question has aroused the
rcIeG m MA a out .e how Gy f fhSe
are. No ono here had any. idea Of the
npm tGS t Of DeGH Of this KIND haze
some valuable pointers to the police OF
" 9th cities ana thy hay" hGlped US
country that could be arrested on an hours
Detective Shore. who has had charge Of the
detective work in tho supposed conspiracy.
said ait tconiGht that TIE fright in TIE An.
ana HnGr Il mnknE W"rk on th9 ease ease
t thhr@wn un Their land. b" rHn always
n corner. but il never had it So fully demon-
sstrntcd bSior" Thry ar" cared tndcnth,and the
being Anarchists hav" shut NJ. and they all
Pretend 70 b" peace" law Aiding citiZens.
but since Chief Murphy and the Pitt sbursh
police have go, after them they are showing
mouths, but thy can; keep quiet. and will
begin again IN few "'1.
lived in the house with kuplL aud who was
arrested on MordHY Hn'l released again. was q
visitor, at III, central roli," station tIiS morn
ing. lie called to So" Inspector McKelycy.
1t is said TIM, I"k"rt brought information
anxious to fiHi. I"i- the man who wns seen
TO give Eerkman ra"nase immedmt"iy before
ne snootlh'' i,%rrH went TO see hnold. and
Paul fins'crn,d August rirnack. the mon
wIa.tf eel! IaU@r. the Anarchist. occu-
pea, W'lt' hlN'nhTE'h tO-thS inpre WAS
not the slightest Indication that th"y were
in any way connected with Bauer. They are
GcrmnuS. and thought they would be per-
mittrd h. 50" Bauer. So that they might collect
som" money b" owed them.
Superintendent Roger D'Nlarn arrived here
tonight og, the Pennsylvania Limited with
Annr hist Mollick, whom he arrested at Long
Branch yesterday for completely, in tho at.
tempted ASSASSINATION OF i,rlcE. From thirty
to MY !"ng-hatr"d individuals watched
at q rosncctful distnnc" the. SUPERINTENDENT
and his ,GriiI,pper when they nliglted from the
tram, MnlIlck was taken 10 ne ont raj ppltpa
Station H. Oak alrv. and was locked in a cell
next To that occupied 10y his fellow Anarchist,
Eaucr. Neither. however. WAS aware Of the
proximity Of the other
Tn" sup 'rin"nbcnt saw the Long Branch
t"spaich auuogrrrg ~" arrest of Chief Lay.
ton ot that town Tor u"rmtt'ing Mollick to
l"nio tiIe Stni" wit, "ut due process ~ law.
b'Nnra laugh 4 and observed: - don't SEQ
what ohcIou can b" made when lolIick him
self left the Staicut his own voiiIion. He
sigr"d II uaIcr waving cNtradition without
coercion and ca!uo along willingly. wanted
70 make lntIrmntion nEainst him. but Chief
Layton tatl: ooh. tako him along he
has practically surrendered himself The