The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1888-07-07


CHICAGO, July 6.-J... A. Baureisn,
an officer Of the Aurora, Ills, Loco
motive division of the brotherhood of
engineers, was brought to Chicago
this morning under arrest by the
deputy U. s. marshal. He is charged
with completely in the alleged dyna-
mite plot against the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy railroad company.
Baureisn is not the mysterious fourth
man who eluded the officer yesterday
when the three arrests were made.
In regard to the latest arrest, general
manager Stone of the Burlington
road said this morning: "Baureisn
Is the chief engineer of division 80 of
the Brotherhood of locomotive engi-
| neers at Aurora, which is one of the
principal lodges on our road. For
two years he has been a member of
the grievance committee and he is
also chairman of the Aurora local
grievance committee. He was ar
rested under the United States
statutes which prohibited the car
riage OF dynamite on passenger
trains" Beyond this he was not dis
posed to talk. 1t is evident, how
ever, that his company regarded the
arrest as an important one. .
Baufeisn states that he knew moth
whatever OF the charges preferred
against him, and that the arrest was
total surprise. OF the other men
arrested he said he knew Bowles from
the fact that he had been in his d.
vision of the Brotherhood; with the
others he had no acquaintance.
When asked If he suspected that he
was being watched, he said not more
than anybody else. He had known
| that there were detectives ON the
ground in Aurora, dogging the broth
erhood men, but had no reason to
suspect why he was particularly
singled out.
Baureisn is an open face. broad
shouldered man, about 35 years Of
age, with bronzed, honest looking
features. He talked very frankly and
bore himself in a very manly way.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Two car loads Of
California green fruit were sold this
morning by auction. The market is
yet suffering from an over supply of
Bartlett pears received during the
past few days, though bidding on
pears to-day was a little stiffer. The
prices realized were from 81 to
1925 per box. Other fruits were in
excellent demand and brought very
good prices.
SHIPPED SEA.
New YORK, July 6.-The Inman
steamer city of Rome which sailed
from Liverpool June 21st arrived at
the bar at 80 last evening, and will
come up to her pier this morning.
She has 23l cabin, and sol steerage
passengers. 1t is reported by her
officers that at noon July 1st in lati-
tude At degrees 80 minutes, longitude
3S degrees % minutes, during a heavy
head sea, the vessel shipped a huge
wave which carried away her bow
spirit and stove her forward bridge.
OF the seamen on duty 3 were seri-
ously injured.
GOING UP THE COAST.
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del, July
6.-The steamer SaOGtGrd, with Gen.
Sheridan and physicians on board,
resumed her voyage to Nonquit,
Mass, this morning from here at
80 P. NJ.
THE LIST GROWING.
PITTsBuRG, July 6.-The list OF
firms that have signed the amalga-
mated workmen's scale was in
creased to-day by the name of Law
renee Iron company, of Trenton. The
firm employs about 300 workmen, and
operations will be resumed at once.
PASSED THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The land
grant forfeiture bill passed the house
to-day by vote Of 1T ayes to 8
noes.
HANGED AT DALLAS.
PORTLAND. July GA special dis
patch from Dallas, Polk county states
that VIM. Landreth was hanged there
to-day for the murder of his step
daughter. No particulars.