The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-15
ALL TO REMAIN IN JAIL.
Chicago Anarchists Given No Hear
ing-Emma Goldman Not Sorry.

CHICAGO, Sept. H.-"Emma Goldman is
still at the HarrisOn-street police station"
said Chief of Police O'Neill when his at
tention was directed To a story that she
had been spirited away for fear OF mob
violence. There is no occasion for alarm
and there is no reason for her removal from
her present quarters. Early this morning
about one hundred men started FOR the
womens annex of the HarrisOn-street sta
ton. loudly threatening TO lynch Miss Gold
man. They mad waited in front of the
bulletin boards till all hope was gone, and
then started out to execute vengeance
After proceeding a few blocks. however
cooler heads in the crowd succeeded in
checking the excitement and somewhat
later the crowd dispersed.
Out of respect for the memory of Will
liam Mckinley and To allow the police adj
ditional opportunity of investigating a
case which is now OF the most serious
Character recess till Tuesday in the An
archist cases was ordered to-day by Judge
Chetlain. Mr.. Geeting, counsel for the An
archists IN the habeas corpus proceedings,
made the motion for a recess when court
opened. He said: Since the adjournment
OF court yesterday we have heard with deep
regret that the President is dead Upon a
conference of counsel this morning we con-
Hul Only WITH respect to the dead.
put out or justice 70 the living, this case
should be postponed till Monday. We i'm
medlately communicated our views to the
prisoners, and they heartily Endorsed our
position. While the President lived they
desired their liberty, bat now as he X
dead. they say they are willing to remain
where they are Tor tOrty-eight hours and
give the public authorities ample oppor-
tunity 10 investigate and 10 determine
whether they have any evidence against
these prisoners, and then we will desire n
hearing both upon the law and upon The
evidence, and VIII ask their final dis
Opposing counsel suggested that Tuesday
be made the day for recOnveniug court and
I'm this the judge concurred. stating that
there was already a move on foot TO close
all the courts Monday out of respect TO the
memory OF the Nations dead chief.
Assistant City Prosecutor Owens stated
to-day that by the death OF the President
the conspiracy charge against the An
afchlsts becomes much more serious. While
the President lived the charge against
them was "A miSGemeanOr. but now that he
Is deac, under the law Of Illinois III IL can
be shown that they conspired 10 produce
bis death and aided and abetted the muir
der. they are equally guilty with CzOlgocz
Or. l. Saylin, the Buffalo physician ar
rested Thursday night, is the most mys-
FERROUS prisoner who has been arrested
here IN connection with the Investigation
Of an alleged plot against the President s
life. In his statement TO the police DIR
Sayiin Is quoted as saving that he T,r,u,.,
Goldman and others were In Buffalo Sent
:, but he said the meeting was purely So
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with the one given by Miss Goldman, who
told the Associated Press reporter that
she was in Cincinnati Sept. >, and left that
city for st. Louis that night. Chief MatrOn
Keegan. who has had charge OF Miss Cold
man. told n reporter this morning that
when Miss GoidDlan heard that the police
were getting a statement from DIT Savlin
she said. Hes likely 90 get us all In fail.
he hasn't the memory for dates that
have. and n he trusts 20 his memory I'm
afraid he'll make "A mistake"
Emma Goldman sat this morning I'm
comfortable room I'm the wOmens annex of
the Harrison-street police station She was
cynical and defiant. She remained where
she has been confined since her arrest and