Telegram-herald., 1889-06-27

Afternoon B0L SpCAln-A4 lc4t NctOy
Hotel Tor some parts unknown Monday
Mr. LOngeneck<r now wants Spcllmsn
wOTss than ever, and said that II h7 could
not be found Ia the city man would be
sent - Peoria to fetch him.
bot the records are not essential 10 a
thorough inyestig alton OF Camp - Mr.
Longenecker las been furnished with IA
list of tho members toy former officer
Two policemen Who belonged have also as
sisted him, and he viii De able - obtain all
tho information he may desire before the
grand jury.
The following advertisement has been
inserted Ia al the city papers:
''Wll person wrlung lettsT mailed June 81
regarding appointment OF secret committees
OF Camp %. February IS, hold consultation
with party 10 whom letter was addressed'
Protection. No danger Answer By letter in
mediately."
tbs, it is hoped will induce the man who
gave the valuable information 10 put him
self in communication with the authorities,
and 10 give them in person the evidence
contained in his letter which Is almost use
less unless verified by personal testimony
Five hundred copies OF the following cir
cular were printed and sent TO different
cities on Tuesday:
WANTED FOR MURDER.
patrick C0oney. Irish. about y years old,
feet g., inches tall weight l55 pounds, full
ehested (io-nch girU, round face, sallow Gem
plexion, slightly pock marked and ireekied,
light blue or gray eyes, brown hair aud reddish
horseshoe mpstache. intelligent and q smooth
ialker; has slight English accent; euick and
precise movements. and acts as If he had mil
.tary training. Address
GEORGE W HUBBARD.
general Superintendent OF Police"
The grand jury has resumed the inquiry
into the Cronin case The first witness was
Dr. J. T. Case, who lives on Milwaukee ave-
nue. The doctor testified that he had fast
horse which Dan Coughlin and Burke,
shortly before the murder, tried To hire for
all night service he insisted that they put
up 500 guarantee that the animal would be
returned in good condition, but this was
refused and the men departed in any
thing but good humor DIR Cass identi-
fled a picture OF Burke as that of Cough
Inns companion. Patrick U Brien, State
street saloon keeper; j. Il. Bell, of the
Western Union, and representatives of the
Postal Telegraph Company were also called
Or witnesses.
WINNIPEG, Man. June 96-Another link
in the chain of evidence which is gathering
around Burke, the Chicago suspect, was
formed Tuesday when it was dis
covered that on the day Of his
arrest, Sunday, the 10th. be sent tele-
gram to u friend i'll Hancock, Mich which
read: Don't answer note | sent you" The
telegram was addressed 10 person named
Ryanson. or some similarly sounding
name Burke did not take the tele
gram TO the Office himself, but enlisted
the services OF another person, who has
remained discreetly quiet about it ever
since The note referred To is supposed 10
have referred To money matters and that
Burke, having secured funds from another
quarter, was enabled 10 purchase ticket
TO Liverpool without the aid OF his Mich
igan friend.
A CLAN-SA-GAEL PROTEST.
CHICAGO, June 60 Tho executive com
mittee OF the Clan -na-Ciael consisting OF
Luke Dillon. of Philadelphia; James
Tierney. OF Brooklyn, Edward O'Meagher
Condor, OF New York, and Mortimer Scan
lan, OF Chicago, has issued an address
protesting against the attempt To make
that organization appear responsible for
the murder Of Dr. Cronin- The committee
saws.
The members OF the organization are
American CT ztns OF Irish blood who desire 20
aid heir motherland. resist oppression, as the
people OF France and Ireland assisted Wash
ington and The patriots Of the revolution TO
resist and overthrow British despotsm on this
side
They are. however FIRST OF all citizens OF 'he
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