Telegram-herald., 1889-11-27
THE STATES GUNS.
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OF ths CrO1ln Defense.
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CHlcA N0v at the resamp
uon of court Monday after48e1
Judge Mcconnell raLel that Dr
CurraH need NOT testify. aUa ca mo
tion OF Mr. Foster All That par5 Of Ly
mans testimony relating O. the c9nFer
s41on between himself and DR. CuErAI
Was stricken FROM the record.
Captain Sehaack Ras Elen recalled
and testified that O1se- Crow never
made report % him Of any kind u TIE
Cr0nin investigation.
Alfred ker-uer testified that Perei
Koch. one Of the witnesses for the de
tense, Was not the man he san last MAJ
on Lincoln avenue with Dan Cogghlin
Adjourned
CHICAGO. Nov % Bailey Dawson
and Colonel A G. aabc0cz were callec
as witnesses Ia the Cr0nln ease al the
morning session. Their mission wa
the demolition of the allbi f1r John Il
Beggs, sworn 70 by Constable Gleason
20 the effect that On the evening of May
be, Beggs and Gleason were Al ths
Pacific Hotel, and that Reggs was intro
duced 20 Bailey Dawson az the time bJ
Gleason.
Witness Dawson swore that he re.
membered being introduced 10 Beggs
but it Was on May II, not On May 4
On the latter date tAe witness was ar
inmate Of the Emergency Hospital and
did no. leave that place
until Nay T. Colonel Babcocb
corrOborated Mr. Dawson. He said
taat he knew Beggs was not introduced
% Dawson on May 4, because on thai
day he lthe witnessl and his friend, Sen.
ator Tom Merritt. called on Dawson al
the Emergency Hospital.
Saloon-keeper Nieman followed
Colonel Babcock. and took a clip al
O'Sullivan's alibi by swearing that the
iceman and Hyland were not in his sa.
loon on May 5, as the Hylands had
sworn. The witness had been recently
introduced to the tall Hyland, and he
was positive that that Hyland was moi
in his saloon last May.
Simon Olsen, a liveryman, was called
20 demolish the alibi set up for Burke
by Saloon keeper Danahy, William
Coughlin and John O'Malley to the ef
feet that Burke spent almost the whole
of the evening of May 1 at Danahy's sa
loon. Olsen swore that on the evening
of May at $50 be sent his driver. Fred
Swanson, with a carriage TO William
Coughlin's saloon on John OMalley':
order He saw it stop in front Of the
saloon and ten minutes after it had
driven away. The carriage returned tC
the stable at 70 80 o'clock that night.
SOransOn, the driver OF the carriage
mentioned by tho preceding witness
swore that few minutes after stopping
at Coughlin's saloon O'Malley and Z
young man got into the carriage
and he drove them directly tc
the West side, not even pass
ing Danahy's saloon. And that
neither did they do so on the return
which was not until after midnight
William Coughln was not with the
party. The cross-examination was very
lengthy, but the witness possessed a
clear memory, and his story remained
unsha ken.
Robert Stanton, the printer Of O'Sul
livans cards, testified that no such per
son as Witness Minnehan described a,
having given him a handful of cards in
April worked for him at that time
Harry L. Mcmahon. StantOn's foreman
who slightly resembles the description
given by Minnehan and who was the
only one in the printing Office who bore
such resemblance. swore that he never
gave any OF O'Suliiyans cards to any
bosy in April
Frederick Ebersold, inspector of po
lice. was then asked as 70 whether De
tective ROhan ever told him in the pres
ence of Detective Crow about Mertes
having heard sounds of fighting in the
Carlson cottage. The inspector said
neither of the officers had so reported L
him verbally or otherwise.
Following the inspector Mary Bruntz
the wife Of hardware store-keeper, anC
his assistant in the store. bolstered VI
the testimony OF Mrs Hoertel about hel
being locked out by her husband on MAY
I bv telling Of Hoertel's having bough
lock Of her the first part Of May Or
the cross-eNamination she was asked
how She remembered the circumstances
She replied il was because IIoertel said
that he wanted the lock 20 keep his wife
ont Of the house.
Alfred Kleinecke testified 10 having
seen Mrs Hoertel climb into the win
dow OF her house, because Of her inabil
ity 20 get in through tho door Thi
was the week ending May a. lie wa
very sure OF the incident and date. an,
tho defense proved unable 20 queer him
Al attack on the character of Angus
Salzman, the witness who for the de-
fense swore that Hoertel did not pl-
chase the lock until April s. was thel
made by the state calling Chris Thies
sen. Edward King Charles Rapoth
Charles Newman. all reputable busines
men or lawyers declaring chat The chc-
actor OF Salzman was bad.