Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-10
MAY GET THIRTY YEARS.
Six Separate Counts to Be Made
 Against Czolgosz.

Six Separate Counts to Be Made
 Against Czolgosz.
 Buffalo, Sept 10.-District Attorney Penny is authority for the statement that, when Czolgosz is put on trial six separate counts against him will be in- cluded in the indictment, and that he will be convicted on each count. and that the total for the several offenses will aggregate a very considerable number of years Imprisonment. The counts in the list include two separate assaults upon the president, for which, 1t is said, twenty years imprisonment may be inflicted; charge of threat ened assault against each of the three men who bore CZdgosz to the ground and captured him, after the shooting Of the president; and last the charge of carrying concealed weapons All this, of course. is on the supposition that the president recovers. The pen alties that may be inflicted upon con yiction on the four charges named last are largely of the discretion of the court. They will aggregate something more than ten years, which raises .he probable sentence to more than thirty years. a more fitting punishment for the crime than the ten years which at first was said to be the only punish ment that could be administered.
 There is no government statute GOV ering an assault upon the president of the United States, and. in the eve of the law, the crime of last Friday is merely a local offenSe. committed against private citizen, in violation of the laws of the state of New York and of Erie county The government can have no hand in the prosecution of local offender. His trial will take place in the local courts.
 The only request Secretary Root has made to the superintendent of police and the district attorney here was one designed to prevent the would-be as- saSsin from being made a hero by eX- ploitatiOn. MT Roots view in this re- spect was shared by other members of the cabinet. and the local authorities have done everything in their power to comply with it.
 The stories that the prisoner is wear ing out physically and mentally under the strain of his crime. imprisonment and the ordeal of questioning. are de- nied by the police. who say that there is no appreciable change in his gen eral condition. They admit that he was clever enough to avoid admissions of damaging character on ground
 
 outside of his original confession.
 Czolgosz has made no additional ad- missions to the police officials, and nothing that they have learned from him has aided toward solution of the criminal side of the case. He still in sists that he alone conceived. planned and carried out the crime, and that he alone must answer for it. He admits that he attended meetings at which Emma Goldman spoke and where he and his fellow anarchists discussed their propaganda of murder. but stead fastly denies that any of them had a part in his plan
 No specific order for the arrest or ,le- teution of Emma Goldman has been sent out by Superintendent Bull. but it is possible that she will be arrested on the general request that the police throughout the country locate and ex- anime any person who may be suspect ed of compIicity in the crime. The police have been unable to verify the report that Emma Goldman was in this city one week ago yesterday, but they are endeavorfng to- trace her movements immediately before and after the president was shot