, 1880-07-11

fought shy Of making any statement. claiming
he WINS Innocent, and that he had
no suspicion who committed the murder,
hnd therefore was sorely Pcrplexcd as to what
nc snonld do TO BaFe himself. He
r1soA1sED TO ASswEn TRCrHFu1LT
any questions that might be put to him, but the
reporter thought fit to call to mind that he WINS
accnscd or making various statements, and that
could not believe him. Hultgrcn explained TINT
ne had hitherto been forced to talk with Norwe-
CLANS and Danes. whose lHng7tngc WAS quito diff
surprised to hear that he had been accused of
ffalslfytng. ohcer Nelson, be said. spoke his
sa ths1s Sim DO no
fatal nieht, vas tho st iirst auesttoa @ asked A'
it was necessary 70 show him q pint Of tie 81,
section Of the city about tho corner Of
Western avenuc and Indiana street He knows
the names OF three strcots only in the city; and
tho interviewer is obliged to pick out the streets
dous process It was nscortained that, after ioar-
TWO men
wALKED DOWN MILWAUKEE AVENUE,
and thence weston In<ltann street-n street-rail-
wny is the d5stng.rtshing mark OF both-until
railway cnis. Hitherto it hns been SUPPOSED that
they walked cut the tricks On Kinz{e street, and
hcnoe The theory that a coupling, pin was used
incsre m tfa 1,iat tha s.fnor ~ ind,an s%Saat
where Andnrson tho agcd nsamnn awcs,a
they all three had a slass Of beer.
eust of Western ayerue: When asked to- ont
dot with pencfl on the plat, locating as nearly
as possible the point where he and Johansson
separated. he indicated r point just south OF
Indiana street, On Western avenue. Andersnn
had bis baskct on his arm. and upon leaving
tne saloon . vent to the grocery and 5ohansson
going back to the saloon. for another
Huren se sogs sgs he thes hs
went to the hag-house on 6inze street, and
that he
alive after that.
INV this tnlliea exactly u.jth thu story told bv
HuItgrcn Just after bis arrest, only bis state
had ci,oked m fhfs story nfter herring the eyi-
t1ct1ce ut the Coroners inquest. This would be
untrue for it is plainly the first story tho pris-
Johansson paid for the beer, and must
bis money It'll the saloon. There we're half
dozen people there whom none Of his party m
saloon, and b. supposed fhsn, il he Thought
at,ut it at all that Johnnsson would tako tho car
BACK down town.
Te r The % sa0en Is run r e. psope n
that vicinity could Ill a newspaper with stories
Of shG tae5 fe ns ReSe ff
hang-out for a notorious gang, Cal Hennessey.
2 former pal of the Hensley murderer, heading
OTHER NAMES MIGHT nR MESrroSEp,
hrt ,,,.tinction. n such a co.e nr,, 1nyidfou.
Tho :. si,1prinr ann bo,,nolnx il done by a lcMf
e1,,i ,,,n1, n1Elase named Tsn}cy Now is IL not
n.,;4e nnss;t,in thnf :SohaTss,;n vas fnlfnveI
from this place by sone one who saw his money!
Mny not some we'll known thief and not Hult-
0ren. be tfe murderer? A detective would an-
sweI: .Unl,kely; because they would have 20
ssrrinu him III, for his ctlsh. and. after
soaring him with = kick. let him
That Johnnsson wos naked when murdered, and
10 robbers wonid have stripped him first, and
then cut his throat" Now he may or may rot
hare been naked when first struck
money was
4 SAD P1EcE OF Ev1DESCs
He is positive, be says, thai the 50 bill refefred