The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

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aads ysstsrday rsgar6ing SesoAn 20
3ulliven's e~ea.octioa With sseEst society
II which d. Oeeain, Jastios Aahoasy aaa
me Stephan Coaklsy were msobees.
coakley. In answer - Q~1sseSeas By ~
,olica admitted tAat h Was . Dsnbes q
he Washinstoa Literary Society, Which
ct 601 Lincoln avenue The oeganl1s.
ion b really . camp q The Claa.na.0asl
At oas nsseing q this literary society
coak.sy says Cream greeted ~
osnaa - an old oo0raAs, and
- tAs nesti.g WAS held in March
wsald sppsar tAas the icemas
md CroaiA ~sEo acquainted much earlier
han the former viii ~aehn0Wlsdg& The
scsmaa admitted that - was . mem
Der Of the literary socissy. but refused
10 cay any thing furthsr In that directioa.
e was reported later tAat T. O. Sullivan,
the iesman. had bssn arrested
Peter Mcclellan, OF Philadelphia, was
arrested at four o'clock yesterday morn
ing at NcCoy's Hotel Mcclellan 10
charged with participating In the murder
Of DR.. Cronin and 10 being hold at the
Harrison street station separate from the
other prisoners.
An extraordinary chain Of circum-
stances was brought to light last evening.
Miss Murphy who declared she saw d..
Cronin coming down town several hours
after he left homo never to return, is tho
daughter Of q saloonkeepsr in whose place
an attempt was ono made, IL IL said, to
arrest Cronin for connection with an al.
legged woman scrapa She Is also reported
to be q relative OF Detective Whalen, the
partner Of the suspected Ohloer CoughhD,
but this latter statement she denisA
The strees car conductor Dwyer. who
corroborated the story that Cronin was
seen coming down town and presumably
took . train cut Of the city, is said to q
since resigned and disappeared. An ex.
street car man named Tieman, those
whereabouts could not b learned, had 70.
Gently been in the employ OF icemanr p. u
Sullivan. 1t was one Of the business cards
Of this iceman that played such . part
in Turing Cronin TO death.
The man King. described by the prisoner
Woodruff, alias Black, As the person who
DsAC0 "a " tSS . " DSSo
barn the night Of Dr.. Cronin's disappear.
ance. was captured at two O'Clock ysstsr.
day morning in . house of ill.fame The
Central station who acted under orders
made with all possible secrecy. and King
was taken to the Central station by . cir.
cuitous route. The officers walked beside
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succeeded in getting him into tho station
without attracting any attention. In .
number Of particulars he answers the de-
sceiption given Of him BY Woodruff.
When Woodruff, alias Black, first told
his story he gave all tie since oft-repeated
particulars - to how he met King and
was engaged by him to take part in the
tragedy q the trunk. 1t 10 . mystery that
King has not been arrested before. though
at no time has he apparently manifested
any desire to leave the city. The arrest
has been Kept secret ~ it is desired 70
confront Woodruff with King. When
brought lace to face the men may indul &c
in mutual accu sations hat may b Of
value.
King was the husband Of . courtesan
who died not long ago
The mayor and Chief Hubbard. accom-.
panied by Attorney Hynes who Is assist.
ing in the pursuit Of the assassins Of DR..
Cronin. went to the Chicago police station
At eleven O'Clock last night end held .
long conference with Captain Scbaak re-
garding Dan Coughlin's connection with
the crime. In discussing the case the
point was made in favor of Coughlin that
had he wanted the rig for any impropeE
purposes he would not have said "Any
rig will do" but would have been very
particular - to the kind 70 be used for
such purpose On the other hand the
point wal made against Couehlin that his
story given in explanation was ridicu-
lous. The mayor and the chief held that
he might as we'll have given the name Of
John Doe' or any one else q Thomas
Smith" In summing Il all up they de- |
cided 70 hold Coaghlin a. . witness
After the CONSULTATION Il was under.
stood that Detective Whalen was prompt. |
~ suspended 70 await further investiga.
ton.
The funeral Of Dr.. Cronin yesterday
was attended By IN immssse procession.
vast numbers also being drawn 20 the zine
Of route BY curiosity and the sensational
circumstances attending the case.
At the head Of tAs procession was Luke
Dillon. Of Philadelphia. and Edward
O'Meagher Candon and John Dewey. OF
New York, and Thomas p. Tui,e. OF De-
troit. Tho first three arc we'll known
Irish N~aiionalists and the latter Q school
Of tho doctor. Following them
Frank T. Seaman. b. I. McGarry.
Charles Barry, Michael Kelly. Daniel
Thomas McEnnery. Dudley
John +. Golden, Maurice Norris
Dr.. John Guerin. ex-Alderman McAuley.
John r. Ryan. John F. Seaman and W. p
Rend, Of Chicago They represented the
Of the dead man n societies 10
which he belonged. The services tool
place ut the Cathedral Of tho Holy Name
and the interment o place at Calvary.
RICE IN JAIL.
Tho Theatrical Manager Goes Down Tn
% der . Burden Of Debt.