The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-28
THE MESHES OF THE PLOT
Mr.. Frick's Unprecedented Case--No Hope
OF n Compromise-strilx Rioters Dis
ap7esr-O'Donneil's Mission.

PITTsBURo, Pa, July 2T.--U Mess one or
the other OF the Anarchists now confined in
the Central station can be induced to make
q confession it is very doubtful whether the
police at this end can accomplish much
moro in the direction of unrayeling 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 element, have for once taken
the precaution to cover their tracks
behind them. and q thorough examination
Of the correspondence found in the rooms OF
Knold and Bauer develops the fact that not
a scrap of il bears date within the past six
weeks. Yet it can be proved by the post
Office officials that the mail of both men
during the period has been much larger than
for some time before.
LIST or MILIIONAIBEs FOUND.
The list Of Pittsburg milionaires aud their
residence which was found among Bauers
papers will. it is thought prove an impor-
tant piece Of side evidence Mt the trial as IN
dcatlng that they have had some sim
ister designs in view, which were
directed against persons whose names
had been recorded. Among these
names are Mr.. Erick. Henry PhIpps. OF
Carnegie, Phipps d Co.. b. T. Jones and
other big operators; Nandergrift, the oil
man, and two women whose wealth exceeds
a million Bauer suilenly refuses b. mako
any statement regarding the objects which
led TO the preparation Of the list or the rea-
son IL happened TO be in bis possession.
The only suspicious facts connected with
Herr u ost are that he visited Knolds in this
city at different times during the two
weeks commencing June 2Ith; that he told
knolds that Bergman was coming here
and that the latter, when he put IN an ap-
pearance at Knolds house said that the adj
dress had been given to him by Most.
TIE ARREST OF SIMMONS.
The arrest last night of Frederick Sim
mons. q prominent turner for distributing
anarchistio literature on the streets has no
connection with the Russian end OF the
affair. but in the present excited state Of the
public mind the police regard il as necessary
TO make an example of him. He will be-
given a hearing next Tuesday for distrlbut-
ing literature tending toward breach of
the peace.
Before Judge Magee this morning Attor-
ney Brennan filed an application for the re-
lease on bail OF James Close, mill worker
arrested at Homestead yesterday on the
charge Of wilful murder. growing out OF the
riot. The hearing was set for tomorrow.
Ii WAS reported that James 4. Lungan.
Anthony flaberty and Samuel Burkett,
who were named in the original infOTmB-
ton with O'Donnell and MoLucke, have
left for parts unknown.
Thir.y-six informations were made by
Secretary Loyejoy, OF the Carnegie Com
pany. against participants in the Homestead
riot of July 9Th, charging them with aRgrs-
waited riot. Sylvester Crtchlow whose
name was among the first batch charged
with murder, surrendered to-day and was
locked up.
MR. FBIcK's USPBEcEDEHTED CASE.
PrTTsBURo. PA, July 27.-The following
bulletin was issued from Mr. Frick's resi-
dence this morning;
Mir. Frick slept soundly nearly the entire
night. and his condition this morning indi-
Gates general improvement over that OF
yesterday. His respiration and pulse are
normal for the first time since the shooting.
He had good appetite, and ate as hearty
breakfast as when ia good health Every
thing now points 10 his speedy recovery,
and the surgeons regard the present status
OF his case as unprecedented IN medical
history.
NO HOPE OF A COMPROMISE.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, July T.-There has been
no compromise Of the lockout. The mill
workers are as determined as ever.
ODonnell has not been deposed from his
leadership, and he denies that he offered
unconditional surrender to the Carnegie
Company.
The efforts Of few newspaper men from
the East 10 bring about q compromise be
tween tho Carnegie Company aud the
strikers has generated into farce.
The force Of the nOn-uniOnists IN the
Homestead mills was augmented this morn
ing by the arrival Of $50 men from the East.
They were escorted from the station at
Swissdale by companies of tho Fourth regi-
ment and were taken across the riyer on
the Little Bill
NO EyIDYNCE AGAINST BERR MOST.
PrrTsBuRG, July 27.-The Carnegie Com
many after consultation with the district at
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