New-York tribune., 1901-09-11
HUNTING FOR ACCOMPLICES.
RESOURCES OF THE NATIONAL GOV
ERNMENT EMPLOYED TO FIND
THOSE CONCERNED IN PLOT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBryE.l

Buffalo. Sept. 10.-The resources of the ma
tional government are being used TO run down
the accomplices OF CZolgosZ. The arrest of
Emma Goldman will probably be followed to-
morrow by the apprehension of man named
John Krunik, who is said TO live in the lumber
manufacturing district. in Oakley ave. Chicago.
The police of Buffalo also investigating the
antecedents of John Nowak, keeper OF the
Broadway Hotel where Czolgosz was staying
before the shooting of the President on Friday.
Superintendent Bull has received from the Chi
cago police letter written from Nowaks hotel
to Krunik as his name is supposed TO be. I'm
portance is attached to this letter as IL is gen
orally supposed have been written by Czol-
gosz TO an intimate friend. The Chicago police
hunting for krunik
Secretary Root has instructed District At
torney Penney and Superintendent Bull to spare
neither pains money In getting together
every scrap of information which may be used
as evidence against Czogosz and his friends.
Mr. Root is indignant on account OF the loose
ness of tongue of one or two Of the government s
Secret Service men on the case. The Secretary s
attention was drawn by Superintendent Bull 10
the fact that Immediately following the visits of
the Secret Service men to CZolgosz's cell many
details of his conversation leaked out On Mr..
Roofs advice Superintendent Bull has refused
to allow visitors to see the prisoner. He sticks
TO his theory that Czolgosz had accomplices' but
he has as yet found nothing important in Bur
falo The police here are nearly through work
ing on local clews. Superintendent Bull and his
associates are Of the opinion that the plot was
archist friends. and that Czolgosz was sent
alone TO carry 1t out.
Alfonso Stutz. the German arrested on Satur-
day night at Nowak's hotel, was released to-day.
. An extra guard was detailed to watch Czol-
gosz's cell this morning. and the rule OF ex-
Guiding visitors s strictly enforced. This morn
ing a pasteboard box filled with pork and beans
was delivered at police headquarters by post
man Superintendent Bull. when satisfied that
II was not an internal machine, had 1t thrown
away There Is a suspicion at police head
quarters that The who sent the beans
wanted to poison Czolgosz. When asked to-
night IL Emma Goldman had recently been In
this city. Mr. Bull said: From the best infor-
nation obtainable, I don't believe she was here
last week, as alleged In some OF the Buffalo
papers"
SUPERINTENDENT Bull said tonight that the ar
rest of Emma Goldman in Chicago was not
made on q request from his office District
Attorney Penney said: I'VE shall have no oc-
casion to ask for the apprehension or extradi-
ton of the Goldman woman until the Erie
County grand jury acts. II the grand jury II
diets her then IT will became incumbent on this
Office TO effect, If possible, the extradition" 81
The point was raised this afternoon at the
District Attorneys Office that there could be no
extradition OF the Goldman woman unless IT
could be proved that she was In this State at
the time Czolgoszs crime was committed, and