Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-27

THE OTHERS ARE KNOWN, AND THEY ARE BEING
LoCATED-THE DOCTORS PAPERS TO BE Ex-
AMINED-wHAr JUDGE LoYGENEcKEH SAYS.
CHICAGO, May 27.-The arrest of McGeehan,
it is believed, will eventually lead to the arrest
of all the participants in the foul crime. Where
the prisoner is located could not be learned,
but it is believed that he is buried in one of
the deepest dungeons under headquarters in
the city hall There were many visits made to
that quarter yesterday by police officials and
several by Assistant Superintendent Frank
Murray, of the Pinkerton force On one of his
visits to the central station Mr.. Murray was ac-
companied by ''Bilf' Gallagher, whose exten-
slve acquaintance with all classes and charac-
ters in Philadelphia is well known
WHO THE PRISONER Is SAID TO BE-
Certain friends of DR.. Cronin who claim to
have been instrumental in bringing about the
arrest say that the prisoner is no other than
the missing j. =. Simmonds, who rented the
rooms at III Clark street, opposite to Cronin's
office IN the Chicago opera house building pur-
chased the furniture and trunk at Revells aud
after Keeping them In the rooms for a while
disappeared with all the traps found last week
IN the Carlson cottage in Lakeview. They
further claim that he drove Dr. Cronin away,
assisted IN the awful struggle which resulted in
Cronin's death, and then aided in disposing of
teiephoning going on between the central sta
ton and Capt. Schaack's hostelry yesterday
after the visit of Murray and Gallagher
THREE MEN IMPLICATED.
The detectives are said to be in possession of
the real names and actual identities of three
of the men implicated in the assassination
They are the two Williams and Simonds They
also know that the three men slipped to three
dlferent parts OF the country, and three Of
ficers have been sent to locate them, but so far
no encouraging reports have been received
There are also under constant detective espiOn-
age six or eight people in Chicago.
The police profess to know that Mcclellan is
neither Simmonds nor the man Williams who
rented the Carlson cottage, but admit that
they know nothing about his being the alleged
''Smith" named by Detective Coughlin.
There was rumor last night that Chicago
barkeeper was under arrest, but while the city
police denied this they assert that the princi-
pals and accessories are Chicago people, with
not more than two exceptions. All the sus-
poets will be rounded up for the coroner's in
quest
MGEEHAN FULLY IDENTIFIED.
1t is reported this morning that Peter Nc
Geehan has been identified as the occupant Of
the Clark-street fat and purchaser of the fur
niture from Revells. Neither the police nor
the furniture men will talk. II this is correct
one-haf Of the mystery is cleared up, and the
only questions to be solved are who were the
other participants and who is behind the gang
DR.. CRoNIN's PAPERS TO BE EXAMINED.
CHICAGO, May N.-Judge Longnecker will to-
day meet II. J. Hynes and Luther Latin Mills,
and will be shown the discriminating papers
and afiidavits left with Mr.. Hynes by Dr.
Cronin some time ago. On the contents of
these documents will depend whether the
states attorney will order the arrest of any per-
sons SO often alluded to by DIR. Cronin's friends
as being in the conspiracy 'to assassinate him.
The present grand jury will close their labors
early this week and the June body will not be
impaneled until the second Monday of the
month.
1T will make no difference" said Judge
Longnecker, whether the grand Jury acts or
not. ANY person against whom there is sufi-
cient grounds OF suspicion can be held to await
the action Of the grand jury"
A reporter this morning visited the ice-house
of p. y. Sullivan to inquire what Mr. Sullivan
knew about the reported disappearance of Tom
Tierney. MIR. Sullivan was not at home. but
his housekeeper was. She declared that Tom
Iierney had not disappeared; on the contrary
he was still working for Sullivan and this
morning took out one Of the ice wagons.