The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-30
THE BLOODHOJNI)S


EAxEAsa Ksv sS-~rnern hsxe been 10
rev aexx aorsse1sS in he rxwzin case "a
Oar ~ > sEa<tiSrs natssse INC aufA0rs<seS
tAF tAe report q sssz pzoncestlnss h<Ia<e
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pep<fs. ard peTstau eE vhIah wxs xx<si
y sfl<<s dispatches, wax kreasls cxsxxes-
Azes5 Thxx ssxSsn tkeass xss rss zacl tcs<i-
meay ~ hat sessxxilsss 10 ,sxxssos,, ana
tAat as<naak particularly aew xxs szsauced
hefo~ tie iury. cspsaSes = sccorxs4nee
With thu zndzesmenfx wxrc sired ca sAe
thscs ps<<nnx to-day
NssplruH. wAcn Secn hy rep0rxss, ~.
fsz<sxs 70 talk fsrsher ss,ous fis eas .fss<zass
sasi,sx he had xssa sza uneh airsady.
cuassf sAn wsusa nxsr as.shsae at ali IS ~.
xstisssr u f&sa porter nx ID fss@ eAscx ct rs.
lice uhen fs<e 'a<sfr yiSise.s hiss
The e<foter~ 5ufx &SssHsltss<i this mora
ing tar attex runsslis5 mi sae Sfatess as.
barney the cnr,zer sjcs..sed sn l.axlaaae sne
tlfalle<f farther until GHxt 3slessay Ii i
Nlt<tSF<tnod Il Mas ske EessSe fi the author
Hses that this lse s1ane icr fsax snsap tsxai.
rzotiy aixht e0sae up heissrp the pus,isn IN
qesst which would rksArsl l.nlSse xx,gk
Thief Hubbard. when ke<sfs tv r ySosfer
toaighf, said there was szoth5ue rev d 80
aelds tfat taey were haSF upskinx an k<vs
srai elnfs. bar M fresh arrests we're con-
tenplated.
sco x4Sr 1RssHxEx ax rifx lrRr.
II Is slated tcnisht us.on apparently rooa
aasiiofity tsat sne present grand jury
viii not BE asked axxia 10 give
the Cronzn ease any isrther sssn.
sidernften- The serious character III thfs
announcement = best appreciated when il
y remembered that a considerable namfsrr
of nleanhers os the present grind Jury arV
lrisamen or Of Irish deSccat Wkile
Stsssss attorney Lonxeneckev il as voice
less - the Sphyux ss u the fsSsspn fnr si1-
tsinsnz 10 caatinue the Investigation
under the present jnry. those high "a aa.
naslonality has siassch ~ do with his deei-
kisn.
INVESTIGATING sRoxIN's AccrsArIoxx
TliIs evening Bsron l. smish. receiyer Of
the defunck Ts<1e7x hank. In which III Is
sasd some of the funds which Cr0nin had
mys{erious;y referred ta in his pamphlet
on alleged xteaslnxs. were Deposited. was
or More. This would indicate that the ass
shofftles have wIdened The sssnne of Their
inqiEi:y hsyard the responsibility OF the
perpetrators OF crime. ana are n1tiHg on
the tnueudocs Of the .ocfpr.
THE POLITE sEAncHIxo Foa rHE CLOTHES
The police were busy ali day searching
svefy coaceiyahl1 spot In the vicinity az
the Carlson cottage and the place where
the body wks found. IN the essieayor to
the case ef medical instruments~ ot whics,
no trace has been found. The undercicfh-
ing found by Widow HambnrxAer,x chill
dren proses not 70 be that Of The dead map.
SUSPECT x'aEEHAN Is Ixni6xAST
Peter Mctseehan, the Philadelphia sraS-
peck talking this evening 70 reporter.
said that several days ago be wss taken by
3 8. detective 1s see Mss conklin.
not the man who called for the siocfor.
Then her husband came In and
the detective introduced AlrGeehAn Ia
form. Immediately op hearing the name
Mrs. cOnkIin surveyed McGeehsu sgAiu
and positively declared be was the man
who lured The doctor aWay.
NcGeehan sAid, II be feve that woman
Il carabie Of swearing MANS life away.
Eonklfu had added to her reckless sndg~
ment some stories about me that I shall
call him to legal aeeount for. DlnAn, tee
ltveTyman, says do not ans ver tho dese<ip-
Ens In az naa hsd nor ss = a. os ~n na hs
case. believe that the plol. conspiracy
OF whatever you call IL, wns 4 purely per-
sonal matter aud the right clue has not
heen struck. or. IL found, has not been
Published.
DKrEcTlvE CoSnHLANss rRrKxp SMITH
The intimaiion In several nr,rning papers
that Willard J. smith may possibly know
something more of the Crnnin case than
was yet suspected brought that genflc-
u1an into the city from River
side. He went before chief Hubbard
aud after again denyipx any eomplicity In
the murder. af the suggestion ~ she chief
listed the Jail end DeHesiye tsoughian was
brought from bis cell. Cosixhtkn when
asked II this was tilu Smith.
be meant when he stated that he had
s csst ussh sS s,ughiAn M "a ssesIarss | ~ ~ s wss
not. This seemed 20 settle TIE matter IN
the chiefs mind. but IL h understood
that the police are not satisfied that Snith
has no knowledge Of the case. and still re-
gard him with SOME Suspicion II Is un.
derstcod he u under surveillance