Evening journal., 1889-07-03
NOW kUNZE CONFESSES.
But the Confession Savors of
Woodruff.
BURKE ON THE RACK ONCE MORE.

He Is Again Positively Identified by Mar
tenson--hfcInerny Ia stm Alive and
KiokIng-No New Developments in the
Cronin Puzzle.
CHICAGO, July ga Chicago paper says:
Kunze has made statement 20 the police
authorities A part OF 1t is said to be as fol-
lows II met Dan Coughlin the evening Of
May 4according to an appointment drove
through an alley and out ON the street
Coughlin was waiting for me- He got into
the buggy and we went 10 the Carlson cot
tage at 1,S72 North Ashland avenue.
"The horse we used that night belonged to
O'Sullivan, the Lake View iceman It was
large, strong horse-rather too strong for
an ordinary huggy-and had a white face.
There were two planks in front OF the cot
tage extending from the sidewalk across the
ditch. stopped the rig at these planks
Coughlin got out and ran up the steps Some
body wns waiting for him, | think, for
the door was opened before he had time to
knock
The Police Close BTouthed.
Other things, doubtless of great importance,
have been revealed by Kunze, but the police
refuse 10 give any hints as TO the their ma
ture 1t is not believed. however, that he
was intrusted with any Of the inside work Of
conspiratora
A Sensational Report
The Tunes says the abduction and rescue
Of Martin Burke is being planned by the
friends Of the conspirators Hancock, Mich
The Times says, Is utterly in the power Of
tho Clan-na Gael There Is not public office
in or about the place that b not filed by
Clan-na-Gael men Even the postmaster is a
member and few days ago the only man
not the confdant and tool of the Clan, a
crippled telegraph operator, was discharged
and a trustworthy girl put in his place. Not
letter or telegram can enter or leave that
nest of Clan-na-Gael fanatics without Their
knowledge Such is the place where ths
friends Of the conspirators are now doing Their
work
There are grave aud serious reasons for th,
belief that plot has been laid TO intercept
the train that brings Burke 70 Chicago. /
was reasoned that he would be under tn
charge Of two men, Officers Collins an,
Broderick, with perhaps one Winnipeg officer
That little force would be powerless TO reais
gang Of desperate fellows, who could boar
the train during the night and resc ne him a
the muzz'e Of revolvers.
The intimation that such a rescue wa
being discussed at Hancock viii frustrate il
for Burke win come to Chicago under a guar
sufficient to insure his safe delivery here.
No New Developments.
Judge Longenecker said that nothing (
importance had been turned up, but be had
long talk with Detective Palmer, and late
! with Luther Latin Mills The subject Of ID
conversation in both cases was the Cronl
business but still Mr.. Longenecker proteste
nothing Of consequence had happened Shoul
: sufficient new evidence be found 70 warraI
the calling of a special jury, an effort viii b
made 70 have the snme gentlemen who acte
ON the June jury serve on the July jury alsC
This viii be done in order 70 avoid intro
, ducing the whole Of the testimony anew.
Another Supposed Removal"
Now il is said on good authority that d.
O'Cleary, who hns been missing for yeai
: was removed by the Sullivan-Boland-Fe,
ley section Of the Clan-nA-Gael O'Clear
was once very prominent in the society an
went to Europe on an important mission
Twelve months ago be nysteriously disaI
peared