New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-13


question then being whether the alleged offence
Is bailable or not"
Sheriff Mnison did not search the highways and
hedges for the special graud jury which is 10
investigate the Cronin murder ease. The iurymen
are representative Chicago business men, rs the
following list Of names will show
p E.sl5 y. J1csan. B@sgy; jU' jpeuG' l;ros., G',s"'
u y. Kellogg, G Giih"r, Whrr,S,, Whr,,
u 4. Pierce, ". II B'Nh,
" X fof.ythe. ! G Lgndngrg
J"Eh : T ~ ~ ma. John = Hcien.ack,
}%s2 {ss}. y gogsG; .soSs9E u 3 s k.r,sa, k%+s.
}. MeGfegOr AismN Henry "irrn'b'uin
Judge Shepard appointed Mr.. Clough, who Is a
wholesale dealer in provisions, foreman Of the jury
Mr. Dewey is president Of tho American National
Bank Mr. Kellogg is OF The firm OF Kellogg John
son 4 Bli,s wholesale hardware dealers. Mr. For
sythe is n wholesale druggist. Mr.. Adams Is prcsi-
dent Of the wcstake Company ard is a member
Of the Board Of Park Commissioners. Mr..
Gross the banker Inns been Treasurer OF thc State
and clerk of the Circnit Court Mr.. Peabody, who
is also q banker, was president Of the Citizens
Association which pushed the casrs against the
bocIIers- Mr. B"cbc is n comm ,sson merchant;
Mr. Hollcnsack u dealer in hardware Mr.. Jackson,
siCnographer; Mr. Peck, president OF the jew
cllers' Association; Mr. Quan wholesale grocer;
Mr. Grecnrhaum and Mr.. lIasbrouck. insurance
agents; Mr. Wheeler. president OF the
Wheeler Chemical Works; Mr. Rhode
II painter; Mr. Waite, civil engineer; Mr., Knott
Mr. Kcrfoot and Mr. Percr, dealers in real estate;
Mr. Lundberg. supervisor OF lakeview; Mr..
ONcill IA building contractor, on ex-County Com
missioner, and Mr.. johnson, president OF the John
son Chair Company MeSsrs Quhn and o'Neill
are the only lrishmen the jury.
After charging the jury in the usual form, Judge
Shepard added:
The appalling murder Of DR.. Cronin, lately
committed demands q most vigorous investlgh-
tion An American citizen has been struck down
and killed under circumstances 50 horribly indie
ative OF conspiracy, prem"ditated design ana
malice MS 20 warrant the most searching inquiry.
Fortunately the power Of Grand Jury is fully
equal 20 the emergency Men who can tell OF
focts and circumstances that win lead you TO the
discovcry Of tho guilty parties can be made 10
tell II is as much perjury falsely 10 deny knowE
edpr OF n fact as falsely 10 affirm its existence.
Nothing short Of q refusal 10 testify before you on
the ground thnt his testimony will tend 10 Grim
innte himself will excuse any witness, ana no
cannot falsely employ that personal privilege M q
protection for another without subecung himSeit
10 the pains md penalties Of perjury. ~ Is not
the pocy OF the law that IL Is better that one or
nuy number OF guilty men should escape father
than TINT one innocent person should suffer Inc
law has no policy in such matters, except thht
every guilty man shall be punished. win all Ia"
information already in the possession OF the lhw
officers Of the county at hand, 1t VIII he oioC
upon this Commonwealth, u severe Oiow 10 the
characterization Of Justice, and frightful menace
TO the safety OF the individual citizen II any man
engaged IN this shocking crime, or having guilty
l,rou,Iedgc OF IT, shall not be discovered. Tho
,bole mower Of the county ia at your disposal
Emnlov vour resources, use the power vested In
yop discreetly and advisedly, but courageonsly,
,vitbout fear or favor, and the result cannot be
uncertain"
Immediately after hearing Judge Shcpard's
cbnrpc the jnry retired 10 consider the evidence,
Salesman Hatfield OF Alexander Reveli IL Co., has
,dnrtI6cd a ricture OF John J. MoronCy, who was
arrested in New York yesterday.
Noroncv is the man who bought the furniture
NJ usn said Mr. Hatfield this morning.
Chief Hubbard said that he understood that
Moronev's picture had been shown TO Mrs. Conk-
lin and that she had recognized It as that OF the
man who drove DR.. Cronin away. The lnVeSu-
rating Committee this morning received requ'Si-
ton napers from Governor Ffer. and nt 0 o'clock
n pinkerton detective boarded the eastbound nm
,ted train for New-York lie will arrive there
before noon tomorrow, and on Friday night Will
no hack In Chicago with his two prisoners Nc
Donah and Moroney and the Carlsons, Mrs
ConkI,n Mr. Hatfield and the bookkcepcr Throck-
morton will he given chance 10 identlfy them.
Inl,e Dillon managed the New-York arrests
lie knows Mcdonald and Moroney and has fought
them time and again in the conventions OF the
order lie has Moroney's signature in McCoys
Hotel register book. The sigesture Is W. L. Mel.
VILE but the clerk identifies the picture OF
Moroney as that of Mr.. Melville. But there is
something more startling in the signature The
81 pSr and LIS" in Melville" are similar in shape
70 those in the letters contained In tho letter to