Arizona daily citizen., 1901-09-16
The Anarchists.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. r6.The case of Leon
Gzolgosz assassin OF the President presented to
the grand jury this morning In the jury report
today the District Attorney declines say whether he
will be arraigned at
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. I6-Frank Idings. "a
years of age, blacksmith arraigned before Judge
Kennedy at police today upon suspicion. Idings
is said to have remarked II belong to society that
gives $4,000 to any man who will kill President
Roosevelt" Idngs did not deny that he made the
statement He remanded to Jail.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 If the plans Of the De
partment of Justice carry the Anarchists who live in
the United States viii be taught lesson within
the next two weeks
Attorney General Knox, has the outlines
of a plan to round up all the known reds in
the country and put many possible in Jail The
Secret-Service officials and the police of the large cities
have all been notified to look up every Anarchist in
their district
The utmost effort will be made to apply the con
spracy laws to these various groups. they be
connected in the remote st way with any plan or dis
cussion of any plan to attack the President anybody
else they will be tried promptly before the United
States courts and if convicted, sentenced to long
terms in prison.
1t has been decided to leave Gzolgosz to the Buff
alo authorities The Anarchist fraternity is what the
Department Of Justice is after and it intends to get
number of them behind the bars before winter if
charges can be made effective.
WASHINGTON Sept I6--Discussion of the assass
nation of the President has abated with the pass
ing of the days. There will probably always be peo-
pie who will criticse the secret service detectives be-
cause man with his hand wrapped in handkerchief
was per mtted get into the line in front OF the Pre-
sident without examination None OF the President
friends or members of the cabinet has any criticism to
offer on this point Most Of them, however. in con-
versaion expressed themselves in favor of the entire
abolition hereafter of all public receptions
This has taught us lesson said Secretary Viii
SON. I'VE not again subject any President to the
peril of being compelled to meet and shake hands with
a long line of unknown men, any one OF whom may
be his murderer even before the people at his side
can interfere 1t will be loss of the democracy OF
our Presidents if we separate them little more from
possible assassins and the people at large will be the
very first to recognize the wisdom of this step. We
can not remove the danger entirely. Lincoln was
killed at the theater and Garfield at railroad station
In each the circumstances were extraordinary,
and scarcely to be guarded against.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. I6.-Antonio Maggie the
Italian musician who predicted the assassination Of
President Mckinley and is under arrest at Silver City,
New Mexico was the leader of band of Anarchists
in Kansas City two years ago These men held reg
ular meetings in the rear of barber shop on last
Fifth street, kept by Maggie, and it is known that the
removal of the President was the principal subject
of discussion.
1t is not known that the Kansas City anarchists
have held meetings organization lately, but they
are here and if there was plot they probably know
of it.
Ed Andrews, manager of the Andrews Opera Com
pany said today that Maggie told him. in the hearing
of members of the troupe, that President Mckinley
would be killed before October first Of this year