The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-13
ARREST OF JOHANN MOST
MYSTERIOUS DOCTOR IN CUSTODY OF
THE CHICAGO POLICE.
Friend of Emma Goldman Who Gave
His Name L. Saylim, of Buff
faIo-Case Against Maggie.

BUFFALO, n. z, Sept. Eve have
not sufficient evidence to warrant the hold
ing Of Emma Goldman" District Attorney
Penney announced this afternoon just art
err he had conference with Superintendent
Bull 1--WE have not prepared any papers
and. of course have sent none on. Neither
do we intend to prepare any extradition
papers. You may say on our present evil
dence we cannot hold the Goldman woman
and no extradition papers Will be prepared
to-day"
The failure to ask extradition does not
mean that the bottom has dropped out Of
the conspiracy theory. 1t simply means
that no evidence has yet been secured to
connect her with the crime If Emma
Goldman is released she will be kept under
the closest surveillance and 1t will be easy
for the authorities to place their hands
upon her If she is wanted later. There is a
hope here, however, that some way will be
found to hold her at least until investiga-
tons now in progress by the secret service
people in all the principal cities where An
archist organizations exist are completed.
She was arrested wholly upon the response
bility of the Chicago police under the gen.
eral order sent out by Superintendent Bull
knowledge of the attempted assassination.
While no evidence has been found against
the Goldman woman, the government is
satisfied that Czolgocz crossed her path,
and in due time it is believed whatever
connection, If any there was between them
will be discovered. The secret service men
will trace Czolgocz's whereabouts back step
by step One OF the things which is de-
Of
the Presidents assailant said inspired him
to commit the deed,
1t is predicted here that Emma Gold
man will be released within a few hours
but the police will not admit that she will
1t is thought an effort will be made to hold
her just as long as possible to permit the
fullest possible inquiry as to her alleged
connection with the crime and that IL she is
ows will never lose sight OF her until the
police investigation is finally concluded.
1t was reported to-day that the Buffalo
authorities might request the federal gov
eminent to take control of the Goldman
case, but it was impossible to confirm the
story. The grand jury of Erie county was
In session to-day, but neither the Czolgocz
nor Goldman cases were placed before It.
Czolgocz case just soon as the Presi-
dent was pronounced out of danger by his
doctors. The police deny that there have
been any developments affecting CzolgocZ
The insanity experts, who are keeping
close watch on CzOlgocz, say he is not
breaking down. Drs. Fowler and Crego
the police surgeons, called on him to-day
and saw him again this evening for a short
time
us he showing any signs of breaking
down." DR.. Fowler was asked
mo"
His condition is unchanged?'
Yes"
The police deny the report that the pris-
oner is being closely confined to his cell
They say he is allowed a little exercise
daily, consisting of walking up and down
the corridor outside his cell.
Superintendent Bull had another talk
with the prisoner to-day but failed to get
any information from him, he says.
will the Buffalo police cooperate with
the Chicago police in opposing the habeas
corpus proceedings instituted by the Gold
man woman in Chicago?" Superintendent
Bull was asked
81 don't know" he replied. District At
torney Penney has been indisposed for the
past forty-eight hours and it is a subject
we have not discussed.