The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-26

way connected with anarchistic groups.
and repeated that he took it upon himself
TO remove Frick for the good of society.
About o'clock to-day detective Shore
lor N Deans wire-mili on Market street.
on cnarge of being an accomplice of Berg
man; 1t was known that Bergman and
knoid had been together previous to the
taken to the Central station and locked mp.
The arrest proved an important one. for
much about Bereman's previous
movements were learned through
knoid. An effort was made by
the police authorities to keep the matter
of the arrest quiet, but il soon leaked out.
Inc name of the prisoner was not known
until this evening. In the meantime Paul
Eckert, an Aileghenian, was also arrested.
Several moro arrests are expected within
the next twenty-four hours. Eckert lives
at NO. Cherry alley. Allegheny, and sub
let's portion of his house to Knold and his
wife.
IN A NEST OF ANARCHISTS.
Knold, who is believed to be an An
archist also, informed the police that Berg
man came to him July IA with letter Of
introduction from Herr Most. Berg
man had no friends, so KDold says
he invited HIM to stay at his house. He
remained there till last Thursday. when
he LETT and Knold met him the next day on
the street. The two walked up Fifth
avenue and Knold pointed out the Car.
negie offices. He claims he then purch ased
ticket to Chicago for Bergman and went
with him TO tho depot. not leaving HIM un.
til he had passed through the gates on his
way to the train. He asserts that he has
not seen HIM since.
When asked for the letter sent by Most.
knold said he had destroyed It. Paul
Eckert the second suspect, was not held,
as there was nothing against HIM further
than that Knold rented from him. Eckert
was taken TO the jail and identified Berg
man ae the man who had been visiting
knold for the past TIVE weeks. He was
then allowed to depart. but will be called
upon as witness. knold is still in the
Central station and Will probably be sent to
man presented q letter from Herr Most
substantistes the latter's claim that he
was acquainted with the prisoner and re-
fleets upon the veracity OF Bergman, who
positively asserted last night that he had
never met tho New York Anarchist.
Robert Sterlula, who was arrested at
So-go last night for expressing his fnten-
tion of killing Andrew Carnegie, is ro-
garded as . harmless lunatic, and was to-
day tnrned over to the Bureau OF Chsri,
ties. When arrested the only thing be had
about him Was small pocket-knife. Later
the police searched Knold's house. and dis
covered large amount of anarohistic lit
eratare, some of 1t of the most incendiary
were letters from Anarchists from Chicago,
New York, Hoboken and other places.
Knold afterward admitted to tho police
that he had received several letters from
Most concerning Bergman. and that Most
teld him that Bergman was bad man..
He said that Bergman represented to him
that he was in search of employment. and
claimed that he knew nothing of the In
tended assassination. The way in which
the police obtained the clew to Knold was
through letter sent from man In Long
Branch to Bergman in care of KnoId. The
letter contained SO. SUPERINTENDENT
OMara, who is IN New York. has been
wired to have this man arrested. Mean
while the police will not divulge his name.