Telegram-herald., 1889-11-30
BURKE'S ALlDl.
II Staggers Under Another Blow
by tAs State.
TEE DEFEsSE RALLIES 10 ITS RESCUE
A H1tnsss s~sArs sac Suspect "~s Sss
IA Daa.hys s&leSa % tEe Night 81
May "A Big Eaort 10 lnaPo2eh
Cab Driver swanson


CHICAGO. NOV e9.-Jursr Norths IT
tie dzaghtsr Bessie. whose sickness
with d phtherla Was announces, ole1
THURSDAY lt had been expected th~t
Judge Mcconnell upsR the opening 0i
court would. on aoc0uutof the death oi
TIE child. adjourn. Ar. North lad made
q special reQ lest however. that the trlal
continue and accordingly al the Sp-
pointed hour The routine began with an
attack upon the testimony 81 Matt Dan
shy
CHICAGO. Nov. 99 w hen the Cronin
trial was resumed 81 lo . IA the State
introduced as witness =. l.. CarbefrY,
who took tie stand 70 attack the tesu-
mony Of saloon keeper Danahy, Who
swore that on the night OF Nay Mar
tin Bunke WAS IN his place Of busl-
ness from o'clock until 10 o'clock Car
berry testified that be was IN Danahy's
saloon on the night in question from
$50 o'clock until $50 o'clock waiting
for friend with whom he had an sp-
pointment No one, not even Danshy,
was in the saloon during that time save
the witness ana Gleason, the bartender.
On cross-eIamination the witness
was subjected 10 rapid nre
Of questions, the majority Of them bear
ing on the manner in which the witEess
had spent the days about May 4. Car
berry showed himself possessed Of re-
markable memory. by il he was en-
abled 10 answer every question IN way
perfectly satisfactory 10 the State. Mr..
Forrest was wholly unable 10 make a
point.
The defense then began their sur-re-
buttal VI. j. Dwyer, a saloon-keePer
on the West side, was called and asked
il John O'Malley WAS ever in
his saloon. Never" said the witness.
The purpose Of his examination
was 10 contradict that of witness
Swanson, who swore tiat on the night
of May he drove O'Malley TO saloon
opening on the West side. and that on
the way he stopped At Dryers saloon,
into which all went 10 get drink.
John Fleming brother of the saloon
keeper who had an opening on May 4,
which opening OMalley ard William
Coughlin swore they attended, followed
Dwyer and told another story calculated
TO weaken Swansons testimony. He
was at the opening and remem-
bered that O'Malley and William
Coughlin came there together in car
riage driven by Swanson. Swanson
swore that William Coughlin was not
in his carriage that night. Fleming.
continuing, said that in the course OF
the evening O'Malley and Swanson ex-
changed clothes and when the party
returned he, Swanson and Coughlin
rode inside the carriage and 0'Malley
drove on the box. Swanson, he said,
was somewhat under the influence, but
the witness was never more sober.
Pat Rouse, part owner Of the saloon
at which the opening occurred, and c.
c. Rogan. who tended bar, were at the
opening and saw O'Malley and William
Coughlin drive up together and depart.
Walter Fleming, Henry Gaynor and
Peter OMalley, all saloon-keepers and
all present at the opening, followed
with corroborative testimony.
This ended the morning session and
the main part OF the afternoon was
taken up by witnesses who swore seeing
Coughlin and O'Malley in Danahy't
saloon, and to the place being crowded
On the night OF May 4.