The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-15
SULLIVAN RELEASED.
Judge TuIey Grants the Writ Of
'Habeas Corpus in Case
THE JURY WAS INFLUENCED
Dy Public Scntiment--No Evidence
to Show That lie Was Directly
Connected With the CronIn
SIurder.-Great Mystery,

CucA0o June ll,-Alexander Sulli-
,,,, ,os to.Iov restored to liberty by
N"n W., " ' nha loco ,,o. ~ In.
Judge luley' tno '.''"9o was .ne ="
mediate result o' su'''Vahs application
for n writ Of hdbeaS corpus, Bail was fix
,Ja, soo nm and was prolnptly furnish.
ou Nv '-V'v' y, M ,,.,,,,,n - oi,,.nns oanl, =,
cd ny iou' wen N,'"" ''.'A' 'SVN "
whom represented many Times the tolaI
amount asked. Mr.. Sullivan walked
nn, of court uftsr having been less than
"u' " ''", ~ .,',,al,, Ms ,nJ.a .,,J
three days IN Vus'oly' Aue Iuuse SSu
that tho coroncr's Jury had been inhu'
enced by outside sentiment. Seldom, II
,,,as has n c,se drawn such a crowd as
pNu'i '"' , ,.s,I,1 ."1s AZ, .ua...,., 4.
that whlcR aSseH'o'e" Eh's "'.es"oo" W
hear the expected declslon' TAe court
room was iammed und u great concourse
.I,non ossombled in lhe corridora nd.
" t iten "snt in" in catch some NJ tha
IolnlinE, E,.orn tha inJre's Inns ~
"V,ua ynI,a aVT Triav % in SiyinT bis dec;sion
!'n'aI Jhus"I n, :nm" Isncth Tie nrevions
teS'vmv .eO,i,nnnv yivcn. and said: That Sulliyan
test',Lu"1 ;S5ont ;St IN n faction NJ what was
Ws P'o1nT ahn Tlnn.Na.GaeI or limited
Gallen .taoJ L"O Hssociotion IL hevoMd
plo,'v," lo,,i.n trom tho cvidence that tbere
qus'n'" ,as ";g"niion or breacb In Tint or.
M"o ,;"n H'r canssi hv Gronln and others
S"ii,@",; SS.in"",;n,' IN invesliVate certain NO,
tons Of saIlivan's, BoIand and Feely,
whocompOsed the hetriangle, isalso shown
lIlaI ahnt muuep m,oriU btmTeIf % was expsIied
I,,u Tno,rs" 'uI oi G nv attemnt 10 pi,rsle these
nv.""i" i,,,"s,i,,o,ions IL nIso shawn and he was
nxnoIlgJ t",s Iv a commitlee before whom
.o H. re.sononjent Sullivan prosecuted. II Ia
slso in evidence tllat Cronin. after tho
,%o @ hronchGs oi the ORGANIZATION came
;o1o,her t"U ond charges we're preferred
o1Sirt sullivan. Bolanl and Feely. sat
mnon thc inry or committee that tried
SIIiynn and tho other two upon those
", c%arras From what took place before
tL"t commilteo anI from NE other eyi. |
JonSs lam in thc case, Il seems To he n con.
cSJcd U i"ct lint Sullivan considered ora.
MN Tia Litter enemy. that No believed
L." " wac vac trvirV IN i1iuro him n beyond
dupgliOu and, M / nave Bnlu, LuB luGt lH |
no,ent tiot Cronin considered Sullivan
his ,vmS most IitIHr enemy and one who was
v"SLiu" ," % hia Iiia Cronin WINS murdered
IN DV"s n,,rs,,onr" @ oi n Not or conspiracy.
Now what was tlie nature of that con. |
sOirocv from this eyldenceP
'P''"' "V, '',', '''' ,,,,,,,,.,,o,. o,,ou,,
WHAT THE h''DhNVA S"o".'
The evidence may be said to tend 10
chow:
Tirot Tint he wOs murdered bv ner.
.onaI nais', ",,.,n;"" w tNr w" rev"n"o ~rovi1, ont
oI',a, Ma,,nr, v"so" "o"nScloG viii ihis TInitsd
+. H,otSSrhooJ r,th,.J'o 4ssosiation lfthis WINS
anUsm;rnny 1'V'GmV'" ,rareIv of n"raonai associn.
Tspt'" ,;"m ~, N, "v aos conspiracv msroIv n
NSra6na, MUu III '"rS "U,miS, tHe pi,ssiIon oSci,rs
rJIisVn" rlI, ",, u"e .n,,t vi W ~ ioos ths nsooi
Sho Sn"s cVhV',o ,hn, re.nom%snt " a. % S,Il;vau had
U" mi1 ,ln.' am" ,assdunI ass" ;oS ortbe con,
sr;raa,, m%m ,'vsT G'e ,on iOrmoJ 70 mnrJer
1ro%iS 1"iS . MI" Tha T tHr.e % narIisa " who Sre
% Saii hy ,a nv noronar,s S ;prv iv0 IN coTnect;on
% n;,% Z ;n Wv ~ H. On0 n0s,is~g ~ ~,yhoS tLo avi.