Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1901-09-09
AFTER The
CONSPIRAT0RS
The Cabinet officers and the Police
Of Buffalo Believe Others
Are Guilty.
ARRESTS MAZE A7..CHICAGo
Several Persons Admitted Acquaintance
With 0solgosz and the Chicago Police
Believe the Assassin Received In
structions at Chicago in July.

Chicago, Sept 9.-The nine anar-
chists, under arrest here were brought
before Magistrate Prendeville today. At
the request of the city the hearing was
postponed until SEPTEMBER 10 in order to
allow further investigation of the
charge that they conspired to murder
the president. Several prisoners ad-
mitted acquaintance with Czolgosz,
and the police are working on the
theory that the presidents assailant
was inspired to do the deed by teach
ings he received while here last July.
Six male prisoners were held without
bail pending hearing; three women
were held in bonds of $4,000 each.
CERTAIN OF A CONSPIRACY.
New York, Sept. "a special to the
Herald from Buffalo says: That there
was conspiracy, in which many besides
Czolgosz were concerned, which had
the destruction of President Mckinley
as it's purpose, Is the firm conviction of
all the members of the cabinet and
Buffalo police. An agent of the United
States secret service said the theory is
that Emma Goldman, anarchist, was
the prime mover in this plot. Emma
Goldman was in Buffalo last Monday.
That has been known to the police for
"a hours. She went under an assumed
name The police all over the United
States are searching for Emma Gold
man.
EMMA GOLDMAN TRACED.
st. Louis, Sept. 9.-Emma Goldman,
the anarchist, called for her mail at
the st. Louis postoffice Saturday and
left a request that her mail be forwar-
ded to the general delivery at Chicago.
WILL EXPEL CZOLGOSZ.
Youngstown, O., Sept. 9.-Steps are
being taken by the state officers of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle, in this
city, to expel from the order Leon Czol-
gosz, who entered the order at Cleve-
land under the assumed name of Fred
erick Nieman.
THE COURT OF INQUIRY.
Washington, Sept. 9.-Twe members
of the Schley court of inquiry were at
the navy department this morning,
namely, Admiral Dewey and Admiral
Benham. Admiral Howison has not
yet come. Unless the presidents con-
dition should change materially for the
worse, the court will meet Thursday as
ordered in the precept, and the inquiry
will begin at once. The determination
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Immediately.
AN ,ANARCHTsTIC THREAT.
Alepna, Mich, Sept. 9.-John Scher-
wood, a we'll known 1umberman, stat
ed that Leon Czolgosz worked in Cedar
Camp, near South Branch, Thunder
Bay river, two years ago. He went by
the name of Fritz Nieman at that
time. Scherwood says the fellow was
a radical anarchist, and had made this
statement: "The government will fall
in three or four years. The president
will be killed and the anarchists will
win. The time for action will soon be
here"
CZOLGOSZ TAKES ALL THE
BLAME.
Buffalo, Sept. 9.-Czolgosz has made
no additional admissions. He still in
sists that he alone conceived, planned
and carried out the crime, and 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 pro-
panganda of murder, but steadfastly
denies that any of them had part in his
plan. He did not divulge to them any
feature of his scheme to kill the presi-
dent.
SOME FACTS ABOUT CZOLGOSZ.
Cleveland, Sept. 9.-Chief of Police
Corner today gave the Associated Press
a statement in which he tells what he
learned concerning the presidents as
sailant. Czolgosz was taciturn, men,
tally irregular and at outs with his own
family. He received so from his fam
lily for his equity TN farm near here,
as he desired to leave the city. Leon
still has $50 coming to him from the
sale of his share. The statement that
he received $45 from Newburg anar-
chists to take him to Chicago is not
credited. There is strong impression
that there is ring of anarchists in
this vicinity who are working in con-
junction with their comrades in Chica-
go.