New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
THE GRAND JURY HARD AT WORK.
GOING ovER THE TD4rpauxT WITH olHE-A,

GOING ovYR THE TDsTTMUSY WITH CARE-As
OTHER "sUsPDCr" CAPTURED.
Chicago. juno I6.-Tho special Grand jury N th'
CronIn began It's fourth days session this morn
Ing ard tbs Indications that several days yet vii
be consumed before the JUN Il prepared 70 make IL
nnAl report. Dam Brown. the stanton ave. ohicer
who preferred the charges Of treason against Crunln
for which tho latter tried and expelled from thf
an.naGael WAS the first wines calird to-day
lie subjected to a rigorous examination n Z
the details Of tho workings of tho Cian"NGA"l o.
Unitei Brotherhood. ami required i0 give his
rnAsons for having originally susp0ot"t Cronn Oh
treason 10 tho cause. The witness dnni"i that h.
had been Actuated By undue malice against Crunin
and insisted that ho had preferred his charges against
nc latter entirely upon his motion and had bcen
In no wise influenced by Alexander Sullivan
John W. and stewart T. Moore. Of Re drm of J. T.
Lester 6 Co, brokers. wern again called upon TO e1-
plain certain details in the matter Of sulvans specu.
lAtlons IN tao Board Of Trade.
PHtrfck NoGAry and his wife wore the next wit.
nesSes called McGaTy 4 warm personal friend ot
Cronin, and one Of those 10 whom the latter 80
frequently expressed fears Of personal violence al tho
hands OF opposing factions of the brotherhood. Nc
Gary's evidence vUlumnous, but devoid Of special
interest lie gave tho names Of thr committee bcfoU
whom Cronin tried, by whose ysgJict OIo Doctor
expelled from the Organization and rrcltnd far
as LIE Information permitted. the nature Of The evi
By Sullivan ~ the prosecution.
Mrs. McGarys testimony was uumportant, only
corroborating her husband In ngard 70 Or. Cronin
frequently expressing fcSrs for his life.
Onloer Palmer submitted to the Jury Dr. Crunln's
secret papers and they filed for examination.
Thomas Murphy, treasurer Of Camp No 10 Clan
na-Gael 70 which CrVnin belonged. pro
thA. organization. Ills daughter, Miss Annie
Murphy, reiterated to the jury bor off told story
about having Dr. Cronin the stroet-csr ap
parently bound for tho station, At time whom, =
subsequent events prove, ho was dead Miss Murphy
sui insists that the man She was Dr Crouin. or
hts ghost, and shers emphatcally TO all the details
Coroner Hertz was called upon In the forenoon to
AID the Jury in the way Of suggSOns a. To any
avenues 81 Information toward which inquiries might
we'll be directed.
Thomas Tlcrncy an employe Of tho ioeman sullivan.
Is the latest suspect. He has been ARRESTED The
officers claim that his NOV ements on May have not
matters connected with tho case In which 1t haa been
found that no has not told tho truth. Ticrncy k
One of The false clews, so numerous In tho case,
was obtained by the police to-day in the form OF
iy with the one carried by Or. Cronln Tho Caso
wss soon identified as The PrGpcriy OF a phS Scian'
Woodruff told tho police this morning that small
haichot with a wheel spoke for handic va" used
10 the murder Of Croniu and also SAID that he kne"
whore the murderous weapons were concealed The
police plsce little crdcnco ~ the story but Prowsc
o,t and ne said hc would Immediately prrducc thn
yrsp0ns The officers refused Ia arcSl" To his
request ,u. - v,,.,.. .,.v..,,. o,u,
This afternoon Thomas @, Wlnhcs. Alexander sum
vans partner. was before the Grand Jury for nearly
An hour He was Questioned minuieiy as tn his In
formation rcgard M sullivan" s1rculh'l"nS In the
Eoar Of Trade, and whe'h"r or not N" money used
by the Irish leader N" fund.- Of the Clan ma Gael
Organisation Or The witness knew lntIo rcganlng
private spccula'iOns and. q Is staei. was
unable to give tho Jury any valuable Information.
LOOKING FOR THE MAN WHO WARNED CRoNTE.
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