, 1876-02-24

tho reporter. Hchumachor etAtgu tnaS ono
nisht .ilo ho ~ W. .t Log hoaeo, 1mos,'ns
Ing fAt man, Whom ho came homo 20 va ID,
troduced to him by ono Mike pontiold, who told
him his namo wha Connors. Conncra ees mp
the drinks for tho house eeTorA times A. md thon
morn,ng
who keeps a drug-store cornor OF Archer aTonne
and 1Ialhtod street, sent down bis boy 70 AK
something to toll him. 1Ic asked him then II
ho had seen tho iat tnau who WAS
In llla saloon tho evening previous.
Schumacher replied shat he had. Quirk shen To-
said thai ho sen. for him aud others to aee that
instead OF paying largo a.nouut Of money to
tAo lawyers some of It should 60 to them.
Schumacher told him That ho thought It vAs q
ticklish business, and he would have nothing TO
do with it.. Quirk said
THE OLD HAN wAs nfcn, ..
and That ho had testor 200 tho women, and tako
them some money. and got the thing Quaahed
before the Grand Jury.
tin, illinois Central. Elevator" who.
ho said, waa authorized to maho
an arrangement. Bchumacber claimed to bc
too nearly rotated to tho dead mon to allow a
compromiao. 1Io vaa also told to spoak to Koch;
but did not do so. Tho wivcs OF tho murdered
mcn received no money and refused to taks any.
Schumacher said ho was impressed with al fdea
H.At tho
GRAND JURY HAD nEEN rA,trEnrD WITH.
Thoy would not listen to Louis Maeder bocause
be spoke in Garmau, and ho was huatled out Of
tho room By almost nnin foreo. and without ado,
by tho Dailitf, who. by tho " is said so 30
brosher Of Mike Bonaeld, Who intro
Thoy hardly listened to tho testimony aud John
Foaaler was put out Of tho room bcfore he had
stated ai tho facts he know, aud whom Ito In
sisted upon stating them. tho Grand jury told
him they didn't want to hear my moro from hlm.
schumacher. as wltness, says ho noticod pnr..
tlcularly that tley didn't waat to hear him and
that tho wholo thing. in bin estmalou. WAS
A puT ur JOB.
A musician named Ktfschnor, who plaSod at
The Aall tho night tho two men wore mnr-
foro ho had gotten out Of bod by
q man nnmcd Lou,s Aeddy, and anotbor
to him unknown, uho demanded that ho should
10 boforo tho Grand jury md swear that
themselves that night. and did tho killing in
setf-uefenBe. KirB chner Ha!d llo could nos do
that. rs that would DO committing perjury. Tho
witnesses summoned were nearly s4i parties who
wero Or. Qu!rk, Christ Guhcrjahn, Dan Hoaly,
Tuom1, aud man named Campbell, Who lad
boon on tho Coroncr's Jury.
OLD NAN HONEY
wanted to have Koch, who formerly employed
Roos, To talk to hts widow, but ho would not.
Xavier Heinsier Is another uituees tho Grand
Jury wouldn't l,ston to, nnd who was pushed
out.
john Link was told that ho must hurry up,
that tho jury couldn't wait, md thcy .wanscd
tioir dinnera. 1Io saw h1acdcr after ho Was
showed out, and ho vas then very indignant.
Dr.. Quirk c9aitns that lao offered no money,
hnt only mado tho suggestions to Mr. schu-
macher in q friondly way, and without authority.
Curtin, who wns q fEioud Of old Nonoy'B. had
como into Ills place but once, mud then the
1nattar rms only casually moutioned.
Tho Grand Jury will thia morning begin an
invert1gatlon Of these Rtntcmenta and othcra
previously u'ado: Since Ronoy has gouo they
will rcRnlt III nothing, but will help To pass tho
tinno.