The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-04
CLASH OF THE CLANS.
Cronin and Antf-Cronin Meet
ings In Chicago.
ALEX. suLLivsn ~ ARcHFiEHD.
Dv. 0snsfEly ard csSonsi Afkins1a Wsn'
a. ry~s.ns % pesssa ParaesEss Mind
the Doctors Tssesas say.

cwrexga. wov. "a meeting ~ Irtsks-
rrsr wss hsIa A. NrCoTs bctei today. ~
whEeh gg-s veve eosseesssd for the pnrp@1ss
81 sesing thar the erfsagsers ncw On trial
IL ssssr syes Aesgse Judge Mcconnell ~
sapples wsih means e issaks proper and
I4ess sfsfense. Asoas = hundred msE weEn
s4sssegs aiast q sbem lo8kins 81 4 they
peslss Ell The nsufaey they hSd f0s thsni.
selves ard Sass4gi.ss- 3 resolution WEB
asEarss5 thai COMMITTEES - appointed 70
seSsc.t subscriptions from Irishmea % Gre
ase a f.gnd l0r the defense. While nof go-
fne into tie gaeskasa 81 yyailE Or Innocence,
fns meeting ssesssi tast Justice be A.
lgwed freedoms 81 action. a The nesting
was presided over hy Il. +. klszpatgieks
Who peeps store On the south aide
The friends OF Or. eFonin, wh0 are ar
Ezngiaz Tor public gathering 70 aid the
prosecution fand. Also lssid q meeting to-
dav After various committees bad re-
tortsd r. S.. Dune said DIR. . Reilly
and Colonel Atkinson al Ustrett have gone
10 Ireland. Il Is rot possible they hAd no
Object iu view, and ! move we send ca
blegrana % PaFnsii ~ once 20 sagise him
a ths4r tgpe Mission. Tlse opposition, the
raufaarers q Or, CTouIn and the arch
Aeud back Of IL ali. have sent them tisere 70
poison ts.e raGnds of Our race. They are
now trying 70 find support in the old eOan-
try. ami Il ~ don't let our ceuntrymen
kuow xfso they are and what they are
there Tor We wili suffer f0g r.
Il. e.. O'C0nu0F conceded Iith this view,
and added that .0ur-siftbs ol the IRISH peo-
PIE are 20 uiyatlises8 iigat they believe there
vas Justification FOR the snnrdeF q Cronln,
ard thar be was a soy The Hlan We knew
70 b. responsible i0r his murder and who
has long heen 50 uusse taaHded and a spoiis-
man at his people. Is gaeIg deui-god. These
men who have gone to ireland know what
they are about and will set aid, either Of a
sentimental or financial kind to bay &C.
qtsltEal al the sools of tie arch lend
Tie suggsstien wes opposed on the
ground that as the coming gathering ia
20 10 a celebration Of a revolutionary
nature, the Manchester martyrs. n COM
fnanieation from it 70 Parueii might EN-.
barrAss hifB.
The chairman ruled further discussion
Of the matter out 81 order. notwithstanding
which j. Coreoran got up and SAID Nine
tcuths 81 the Irish people think Cr0nln
was spy, and IL IS the result
og the work Of those who are
getting up the opposition. These
ayuamiters---" Here SIR. Coreoran was
shut OF Oh the point that, so far as known.
there had been no dYnaniting by Chicago
men.
A Winnipeg special 10 the Duly Netes
gives tbe text Of Convict Mills version OF
the sllcgsd confession OF Martin Burke
Little additional "a what has already been
pobisbsi Is developed, except the state
ment that CouRhIin pot Burke loaded with
liquor and then informed him that lots
had been drawn and It had fallen upon
Burke. With others, 70 remove Cronin as
spy, The night Of Jronin's disappearance
Burke. Coughln, 0'suilivan, Cooney and
Bsggs were In the cottage. kunze was TO
bring the doctor to the cottage. Cory de-
tails Of the Supposed scene in she cottage
are given.