Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-14
ANARCHIST
PRISONERS.
Chief O'NelII of Chicago Says
They Will be Held,
UNSAFE TO LET THEN GO.
there Was u Meeting Of the Red caps
ia Buffalo ~ Late as sep
iember End.

Chicago, Sept. 14.-"Thls settles ~
said Chief OF Police ONeill when IN
formed of the Presidents death.
1--WE will hold every anarchist prison
err we have. No Judge will release them
and we viii keep them as long as we
choose. We have no evidence Of con
spiracy now but It's details must be fer
reted out and II we find one We VIII
not be compelled TO hunt for any OF
the prisoners we have now and who
might have been released tomorrow.
Then, too. it is the best thing for
them to remain where they are, for
time at least. What would Emma Gold
mans life be worth on the streets? She
would not live two minutes
All night long dense crowds packed
the streets in front of the newspaper
offices. Men ana women wearied with
long standing sat on the sidewalks with
their feet in the cutters, listening TO
the bulletins as they were called out
through megaphones, or watching them
as they were thrown on sheets. The
crowd was as large when the last bull
letin came as at o'clock I'm the even
ing. The feeling was intense and the
temper Of the crowd, when 1t realized
that the end had come, was cruel.
There can be little doubt that had
any OF the anarchists been released on
habeas corpus proceedings today they
4 1sstt ! 81. an ifHh
News received by Chief OF Police o.
Neil from Buffalo and substanttted
by the unwilling testimony Of Dr. Isaac
Saylim and Emma Goldman, shows
that there was a meeting OF anarchists
In Buffalo as late as September ?. rms
meeting was in the house Of Mrs. Lang
and was attended by Emma Goldman,
Dr. Saylim, an anarchist from New
York named Keplous, one from Cleye-
land named Morn, and a woman from
Rochester whose name has not yet
been learned. This information was
transmitted by Chief O'Neill to city
Prosecutor Taylor and a conference
took place between the chief, Dr. Tyler
and Mayor Harrison. As a result Dr.
Saylim who was arrested on Thursday
night at Twelfth street and ogden ave-
nue. because OF his suspicious actions
after the shooting Of the President
As soon as Dr Saylim admitted his
presence at the meeting in Buffalo war
rants We're sworn out before Justice
prindeyille for his arrest. He was con-
fined IN Harrison street station, and no
one was allowed to see him on any pre-
text.
Emma Goldman, when asked about
the meeting I'm Buffalo ON Sept 2 said
that II had no significance that DIT.
Saylim was one of her friends and had
been very attentive during her sojourn
at Buffalo. Dr. Salim admitted that he
had been attentive to Miss Goldman in
Buffalo. that he had been with her a
great deal, and that he had paid her
expenses while she was tere. He took
her 10 Niagara Falls as a special ia
Vor.
Emma Goldman, While stoutly deny
ing that she had anything 10 do with
the death of President Mckinley says
that she would have made no effort TO
save him from the hands Of his assassin
IL she had been couversant with Cool
gosz's plan TO shoot him.
IF / had heard CzOlgosz say that he
was going TO shoot Mr.. Mckinley |
would not have reported the iuforma-
tion to the police. | hate the spying
police and | don't believe In interior
ing with what any man thinks he has
a right to do. Why should / make II
my business 10 put a man in the hands
Of the police, when they already Sc
cure thousands Of innocent persons ey-
cry day and condemn them to imprls.
onment and death? No. II a man
thinks he is called on to kill a man be-
cause he believes him q tyrant, you
may be sure that | will not squeal on
him to the police