Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-18
THE oRonIN MURDER.
Father Dorneyss Case-A Petition Fol
 Ills Removal by Archbishop FeehaH

Father Dorneyss Case-A Petition For
 His Removal by Archbishop Feehan
 Now in Circulation.
 CHICAGO, June 17.-Clansna-Gael Camp No. 52, United Brotherhood, had special meeting Saturday night at Forty-second and Halstesd streets. It was an important meet ing in many respects. The object was to discuss the part taken by the Rev. Father Dorney in the Cronin matter and also his denial of the fact that he is member of the Glan-na- Gael, and was, if he Is not now, a member of Camp No. 16. The discussion was participated in by many present. It was decided to draw up petition addressed to Archbishop Feehan, asking to have Father Dorney removed. This petition will be presented to the camp Thursday night for approval or rejection by that body. Ii 1t is approved it will be circulated for sigma lures, and when completed will be presented to the archbishop.
 Frank Woodruff's fourth confession as to who killed Cronin, was dinged into the ears of Chicago yesterday by horde of noisy newsboys. In this, his latest disclosure, Woodruff attempts to show the guilt of every person now under arrest or suspected by the police. He contradicts the confession that uS lAAu0 bO bA0 OAAG0Ib 0A0 AOHO4eCA6 ae SAC Twelfth street station after his arrest, the confession he made to Captain Schaaek and the confession he made to Chief Hubbard.
 The horse thief was found yesterday after noon deeply engaged in the preparation ot still another confession, which he says will be more terribly sensational than any of the preceding ones. He has finished five or six closely written foolscap pages, which he will probably make public in @ day or so.
 Luke Dillon received no word from New York yesterday. He is anxiously awaiting the result of the test and considers that upon Maroney's identification hangs the fate of the present theory of the prosecution. When alleged confession MT. Dillon said: 'I do not know what to make of it. Woodruff certain ly made several inconsistent statements. l do not care to discuss his history until have had time to make more thorough examina- tion of it's details"
 smith by the name of NcDougalls"
 "I do not. Woodruff may have meant Nc. Donald, the man now under arrest in New York city,"
 "what de you think of Michael Davitt's reported atterance on the Cronin caseW
 ''Michael Davitt would show better judg- ment if he talked about something he knew about. He will have to answer for the Ian guage he used in that interview If he was 
 misunderstands the temper of the Irish peo- pie of America"
 Martin Burke Arrested In Winnipeg.
 WINNIPEG, June 17.-Msrtin Burke, alias Delaney, was arrested here last evening for complicity in the Cronin case on information from Superintendent Hubbard. He was boarding the Atlantic express and had a ticket for Liverpool, England. At the sta tion the man gave his name as Martin Burke. G. W. Hubbard, superintendent of the Chi cago police, was communicated with and the chief received the following reply:
 Hold Martin Burke, alias Delaney, who is concerned in the Cronin murder, by all means. Will send officer immediately.
 G. w. HUBBARD, Superintendent.
 The man arrested answers the description of Delaney in all respects. He is about 25 or 26 years old and is slight in stature. His height is about 5 feet 10 inches, and he has a brown moustaohe of about two weeks' growth.
 He was fairly well dressed and had the ap- pearance of @ well-to-do lsborer. This is un- doubtedly the man wanted