The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-07-26
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.


PITTsBURG, July Is. = The police
authorities are convinced tonight that
the attempted assassination of Prick was
an anarchist plot that may be as great in
scope as that for which Spies and his
companions WIRE hanged. They have
the names of number of persons in
New York, Long Branch, Hoboken and
other places, whom, they think, are i'm
plicated, and kilograms have been sent to
have them arrested. A number of arrests
will probable be made here tomorrow
Six informations were filed against
Alexander Bergman tonight by Secre-
tary Lovejoy of the Carnegie company,
charging him with felonious assault on
F'rick and Leishman, and entering the
building ror the purpose of committing
the assault. If Bergman gets the limit on
these informationS he will get thirty
three years time to reflect.
Rumors are in circulation that some
anarchists have come here from Chicago.
and that an attempt will be made to pass
dynamite into the prisoner. The au-
thorities take little stock in the story,
but Will take due precaution.
This afternoon detectives arrested
Knold, workman at Taylor 81 Deans
wire mill, on charge of being an accom-
plice of Bergman. Knold saws Bergman
came to him on July 18th with a letter OF
introduction from Herr Most He STAYED
with Knold until last Thursday Friday
hnold met him uptown, and pointed
out the Carnegie Office to him. Knold
claims to have destroyed Herr Mosts
letter.
Paul Ecllart, who rents rooms to Knold
and his wife, was also arrested, but soon
al nd rnlnoSa1 l,o+ ID
man presented letter from Most sub
Stimulates the latter's claim that he was
acquainted with the prisoner, and reflects
upon the veracity of Bergman, who as
serted last night that he never had met
Most.
Other arrests are looked for soon.
Robert Sterlula, arrested at Soho for
expressing his intention of killing Car
negie, has been turned over to the Chari-
ties Bureau as harmless lunatic.
Later the police searched knold's house
and discovered large amount of anarch-
istic literature, some of the most incen-
diary description. Among the stuff cap
tured were letters from anarchists in
Chicago, New orll, Hoboken and other
places. Knold admitted that he received
several letters from Most, concerning
Bergman. Most told him Bergman was
bad man.
TRICKS CONDITION UNCHANGED.
PITTsBURG, July 25.-At midnight
Tricks condition was unchanged. He is
suffering some pain, but the physicians
are hopeful of his early recovery. Mrs.
Frick is much improved.
QUIET AT PITTsBURG AND HOMESTEAD.
PITTsBURG, July 25.-Hugh O'Donnell.
Hugh Ross, Martin Fay ana Peter Allen,
the leaders of the Homestead strike, Were
released on bail this morning.
.In6On Mqupa hnlH thot tho NO., x,,c,.o
not actively engaged in the riot, but were
probably guilty OF murder in the second
degree for not trying 10 stop it.
The situation here and at Homestead
was perfectly quiet this morning. All
the parties have settled down to the fact
that there will be a long siege and are
preparing to waitit out. Secretary Love-
hurry to start the mills here, but will de-
vote attention first to Homestead,
Two hundred additional men went to
work at Homestead this morning and it
is announced that more are to follow.
Bergman, the would-be assassin. when
told this morning that Frick would re-
cover, said: well, / am sorry for that ,,
Bergman says he was born in st. Pc
tersbuTg, Russia, and was educated at one
OF the leading colleges there.
When told that the people considered
his act most cOwardly and that he had no
sympathisers, he replied: 81 know that
the people will be with me and l am
sorry that l made such bad lob of it.
but am willing to stand the conse-
quences."
a westbound fast mail train on the
pennsylvania road to-day brought here
200 non-union men for Homestead Mills
from Philadelphia, Boston and New
York. They are said to be skilled iron
and steel workers.
AFTER sTREAToR's SCALP,
New YORK, July 25.-Charles C, Bur.
goyne, the well-known law printer. to-
day telegraphed Lieutenant Colonel
Streator, commanding the Tenth Penn
sylvanla Regiment at Homestead de-
claring the treatment of private James
as told in these dispatches, is a crime
only paralleled by the crimes of a mob
Burgoyne adds that his check for a good
round sum is at the disposal of any
pennsylvania lawyer who will undertake
to bring Streator to justice. He adds that
there are many men in New York who
are willing TO loosen their purse strings
in order that such monumental crime
shall not go unpunished.'
CONDEMNED BY ENGLISH woRKMEN.
LONDON, July 25.-Andrew Carnegie is
at Bannoch Lodge, thirty-five miles from
a telegraph station. 1t has been limos.
slble TO get any statement from him in
regard to Homestead affairs or the shoot.
ing of Prick.
He refuses to answer kilograms or let.
tiers. There is much feeling against him
here. A large meeting of laborers yester.
day adopted resolutions strongly con
demning Carnegie's course in regard tc
the Homestead troubles, and expressed
the hope that workmen would contempt-
uously refuse any further philanthropic
! gifts from him.