Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06
ALLEGED CHICAGO DvNAMurERS.

Suspected Man Taken tnse Cmssedy.
CHICAGO. July 6-chsirman Hoye. OF the old
Burlington grievance committee when seen nv a
reporter ami asked what he knew OF the men ar
rested YESTERDAY in connection with the alleged
Burlington dynamite plot. said: .Broderick
know slightly. he Is a member OF The Rrother
hood, but he never worked a dAy for the ~ road
In his life; As well as ! remember he Is employed
on the ILLINOIS Central somewhere In Nissi<Sanni
Bowles worked scao Tor the q road thirtren
days. but quit on the advice OF his brother who Al
a member OF the order, and who also induced MS
brother GO Join. The third man who-e name 7
forget don't remember ever 20 have seen before
Broderick and Bowies have been drifting around
here on and on, but don't remember 20 have
spJken a dozen words 70 either OF them for soma
weeks Broderick denied all know ledge OF tbe
parcel wnieh the police claim . have been his,
Broderick and Bowles also claim that the thlrd
man Is an entire stranger 10 them"
Has any suggestion ever been made 90 you
about using dynamite as an argument againsI
''NS. SIR: and II &c had, it would have been sat
Arthur and myself have done all In our pow OF "a
restrain the tendency TO violence on the part uf
the radical element In the Brotherhood a va
the railroads In the United States when the Bur-
nngton trouble began. but We refused TO do So"
stilI Another Arrest.
]. A. Bauereiien, deputy auditor OF the Aurora
M. division OF the Br0therhood OF Locomotiss
Engineers. was brought 20 Chicago this morning,
under arrest by deputy United states marshal.
d. Mantle plot against the chicago, Burlington
and quincy Railway.
Bauer,iden is not the mysterious fourth man
who eluded the officers yesterday when the three
arrests were made, and exactly what his conneo-
tlo1 with the plot Is t. what the Burlington
officials refuse 70 state at this stage OF the pro-
cee1ngS
Mr.. Stone. general manager OF the Burlington
said this morning; "Bauerelden IL chief engineer
OF Division 81 OF the Brotherhood AT Aurora which
Is one OF tie principal lodges on our road. For
two years ne has been a member OF the general
grievance committee. and Is also chairman OF the
Aurora local grievance committee. lie Was arrested
under the United states statutes which prohibit
the carriage or dynamite on passenger trains.
Bauereiden was arrested this morning al his house
IN Aurora, while he was yet In bed"
Beyond this Mr. stone WAS not disposed 20 tax,
but lt was evident that both he aud the other
olicers az the e1pany nesaquarterS regsfaei
Bauerelsen talked frankly. He said: Il know
nothing whatever OF the charges preferred against
me. The arrest was total surprise. OF course
"Are YOU acquainted with these other men who
have been arrested?" WAS asked.
'BOwles, know, from the TACT that he has been
in my division OF the brotherhood. The Others
have no acquaintance with. 1 have been quietly
at home ia Aurora with my family ever since the
strike commenced, except two days that was at
tending "A committee meeting In Chicago"
AT this moment Marshal Marsh told Mr.. Bauer
eSen 10 step into the United states commissioner
a word from no one. except one or two reporters
who were attracted by hts manly bearing
and apparently frendless condition. During the
long wait that ensued the marshal and district
attorney were questioned concerning the captured
letters The marshal said that excepting the
missive thrown out OF the car window by BrOd-
erlck, the documents were letters OF Introduction
from brotherhood offcials stating that the
bearers were on brotherhood business. Concern
ing the letters 80 hurT1edly thrown away by Brod-
erick, neither the marshal OF district attorney
would say a syllable. The marshal IN reply
TO inquiries, said that although the charges
against Bauerelsen and others Involved only a
nne the indictment could, ~ criminal intent were
shown, be greatly altered. In that case the pun
ishment would be hard labor as a federal convict
IN the penitentiary.