The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-11

ity of BIRTH a reporter suggested. 1--WE
are all interested in the man whom we
have made our chief"
81 don't think that men put him in Of
fice; think that money put him in Of
flee"
In reference to Czolgosz's alleged state
ment that he was inspired by lecture
of Miss Golman in Cleveland, the pris-
oner said: LAS / have repeatedly said,
it is foolish to think that this man would
claim that he did the deed alone and I'M
aided, and at the same time claim that
inspired him. Then that he had accom-
pIices and still claims he was acting
alone, do you think he would have sim
gled me out to be known as the only
friend he would not protect by assuming
entire responsibility?
HE may have heard ME in Cleveland,
for lectured there twice on May last,
she continued. LAS to my arrest, if the
police had waited few minutes longer
they would have saved themselves the
trouble-and the glory. | was about to
give myself up. 1 would have done so
last night had I not had a severe head
morning and give myself up. When Capt.
Schuettler came out to arrest me, he
found me dressing, and [ had little fun
with him, as 1 have told you before
81 was born in st. Petersburg, Russia,
thirty-two years ago. came to this
country with my sister, who is now in
Rochester, sixteen years ago. L speak
Russian, German, French and English. 1
my heart has always been with the poor
and doWn-trodden. The injustice of the
Haymarket prosecution made an an
archist of me. I have taught the creed
of anarchy ever SINCE
CASE AGAINST HER IS WEAK.
1t is the opinion of several lawyers that
Miss Goldman cannot be eXtrad1ted for
trial in New York unless she and Czot-
gosz are charged with an oNense under
the federal statutes. The suggestion
that the would-be assassin must be tried
under the state laws of New York for as
sault with intent to kill, would, it is said,
preclude the possibility of Miss Gold
mans being eXtradited as an accessory
before the fact, as her alleged incendiary
statements were not made in New York,
and she is not a fugitive from justice
from that state.
1t is said, however, that she and Czol-
gcsz might be charged with an offense
under Section 550S of the federal statutes,
which fixes a ten-year term of imprison-
ment and a $1,000 fine for two or more
persons who conspire to injure any citt
zen in the exercise Of any right secured
to him by the constitution and laws of
the United States. The enforcement of
this statute against Miss Goldman and
Czolgosz would, it is said, permit of the
formers eXtraditton from any state
Speaking of the story told by Emma
Goldman, Mayor Harrison said: II be-
l1eve she is exactly what she says she is
"a rank anarchist. She is woman of
were connected with a deed of that sort,
she is too smart to be caught at it. Of
course, in all the acts of the police de-
partment in this matter, we have been
acting merely under instructions received
from Buffalo. We are simply concerned
in getting the people that they are after,
at the same time following up any clews
which may present themselves here. 1
am convinced that if there was any plot
it originated not in Chicago, but in some
point in the East-Detroit, Cleveland, To-
ledo or some of those cities. We have
no evidence against her, except that she
is wanted by the Buffalo authorities