The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-07

alone ana nNu worn lnOln no one, except
one or two reporters, who We're attracted
by his manly bearing and apparently friend
less condition.
During the long wal, that cnsued, the
marshal and district attorney were ques-
toned concerning the captured letters.
The marshal said that excepting the mis-
sive thrown out OF the car window by
Brodcrick, the documents We're letters Of
introduction from brotherhood officials
stating that the heNcrs were on brother
hood business. Concerning the letters
huniedly thrown away by Broderick
neither the marshal or district attorney
would say u syllable and fatty refused 10
alloa il to be seen. The marshal IN reply
to inquiries said that although the charges
against Bauercisn and the others involved
only fine, the Indictment could, il Grim
inal intent were shown, BE- greatly altered.
In that case the punishment would he
hard labor rs u Federal convict in the pen
itontiary
Baucreisu, while waiting be auaigned,
was asked by reporter how long he had
lived in Aurora.
ever since | was born" he replied.
had been living there for sometime be-
next door TO the old people"
Bauereisn didn't fancy the idea Of being
placed under bonds, and when finally the
case was called he, in his behalf, adj
dressed Commissioner Hoyne:
"Iou needn't be bit alarmed" said
he, 81 would not run away not II were
going TO jail for year. / could have
saved the trouble you have been put TO
today, because dispatch saying that YOU
wanted me would have brought me right
TO this Office ~ straight as the four men
| did who came after me.
Soon after the bonds were fixed some
OF his friends came and said they would
see that the necessary bail was furnished.
This afternoon the engineer was free
man again, hc having given bonds. The
men previously arrested are still in Jail.
| Bauercisns bail was 5000. II was fur
nished by A. B. Fielder n Chicago mor-
chant.
General Manager Stone, Of the Burling-
ton, said this afternoon: ''Ihc letter
thrown away by Brodcrick yesterday con-
meets Baucrcisn with the other three be.
yond the shadow Of q doubt" Mr. Stone
added: THE dynamite the men obtained
Yesterday from the bIotherhood's hall at
Aurora"
The three prisoners arrested last evening
remained in Jail here all day today, being
unable 10 ind bail for Sl5, 600, the sum in
which they were held by Commissioner
Hoync. They had no visitors except their
attorneys, Donahoe AMI David, and Chair.
man HOge. Tailor FOl1 refused 30 allow
any one TO see them without an order from
the United States court, under whose juris.
diction they were sent 70 Jail. The attor.
neys. DOnahoe and IaYid. have been NJ
tanned by the three non jointly, aud viii
defend them either alone or In conjunc-
ton with any attorneys that may
be- selected by thc brotherhood OF
engineers. There was little prospect
that the engineers would take any
part IN the defense oi the alleged
dynamicr. When Dir Hodge was at IN,
jail today they appealed 20 hun 70 secur,
bail and counsel for Ficm, but no gayV
them little encouragement
lie Haid he would look into the case and
u he became satisfied that II was a matter
Of persecution Of the men by tho railroad
or q conspiracy hv some detective agcncic,
the brotherhood would defend them 10 the
court OF last resort; but II IL were shown
that they really had those explosives and
meant any violence or unlawful use OF them
they would have 10 take care Of them
selves. The brotherhood, he said, coun.
tcnanccd no illegal measures.
when arrested yesterday Iiowlcs, Of the
trio, demanded that llogc and Alexander
sullivan be sent for at once. Mr.. Sullivan
was the counsel for some Of the 20"
strikers who were arrested and tried ior
conspiracy shortly after the inception oI
the strike. He is alsD the attorney who
was 20 present lie strkos' side II the case
ia the complaint against the 20 which
was filed before the interstate commerce
commission. Mr.. Sullivan was asked what
action lac would take with regard to the
men arrested yesterday. lie replied: 81
ain not counsel Tor the men you refer TO-
and will not be. Tho Brotherhood Of 10.
connective engineers hUs nothing 10 DO with
their defense. aud would not II Il could
prevent the punishmt ut Of any men who
are guilty oi the ohcnsc charged against
them. Do not understand mo 10 he ~.
Stunning that the men are guilty. On the
contrary, the whole story looks very sus,
piciOuiy like n Diet rtiycs' conspiracy
manufactured for tn occasion. All thC
accused are said 10 IN intelligent men and
competent engineers II IL not likely that
such men would ris. carrying dynamite
on railroad train, for their own sake,
oven II they arc credited with no higher
sense Of manhood. II looks like a manu-
featured cmc."
In their conversation with IIogc and the
attorneys today the prisoners told a story
that differs somewhat from the published
accounts. They positively and emphati
cally denied, even when they did moi
know q reporter was within ear shot, all
knowledge Of the dynamite. They did mol
have H. they said, and did not know who
brought the stuff into thc car. Brodcrick
said, speaking Of the srrcst 1--WE were on
our way 10 Chicago a. see what chance one
would have Of getting work ON some east.
ern road. met Boslcs yesterday morn.
ing, and he told me l,o Was going 10 West
Virginia, where he sad be- could get work
said / would cone into Chicago and
make inquiries, an might possibly 60
with him. We got "a iho train, and vii
son and ! at tOg'a9oT, aud BoWlcs sal
alone on the other vi = ct the car. A man,
who learned aiterV ard was pinkerton
detective, came in add Sat beside Bowlcs
! When We we're abont six miles from Au
rora this man stood NJ and tapped Bowlc'
, on The shoulder, am another man came
beside us and did III same thing, and told
! us they wcrc DETECTIVES, and had warrant
iof M. We did not know what the charg'
was, and then they i,andcuilcd us. Aitci
We we're handculod Manager Stouc cam,
into the car, aud th-a one Of tho detec
tiyos reached up b. the hat-nck, which
was over the seat WHOM aud sat In, ant
/ took down packag Wrapped In q piece
, Of newspaper. liz tiened u aud found
, the sticks Of what M said was Dig Mantle
! | never saw the packa-c nor the dynamite
D till I saw II In the detectives hands. j