Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

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al attempt ee made II trace The clothes
outside " Chicago ia . lew weeks
AT ala opqortnno m0IneAL DR. CT0nin's
body 10 have been found
the BANKS oi the Thames
river England Inc body which - as -
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vaRced stage Of decomposition In every
material particular this body " ~oUld have
cOrIespondod exactly With that OF J. II
Cfonin. whO suddenly disappeared from
Chicago on the d ght o. MAY ~ who
was seen ia Toronto tea days later. and
who several weeks after that, Was inter
viewed In Paris Upon his person papers
We're 10 DO found which would have re-
Vealed ths motive Of his murder ana
branded hun a British spy and Irish
traitor such was 10 have been tie de-
nOuement OF the tTonin mystery
IAyIrT HEARD FROM
LoSDON. June Il Mrs Margaret Sui
lvan. wife OF the man " 40 is charged with
having been the head OF the political con-
spiracy 10 murder CrOnin came over from
Paris On purpose 10 have a talk with DayitL
She subsequently returned 10 Paris aud
Dayitt has since gone back 10 Dublin Mrs
Sullivan said before returning 10 Paris that
her husband had called her not 10 come
back 10 America. lOugh she MAS anxious
TO DO so lie assured her that he had 10
fears as TO his acquittaL Before his return
TO Dublin Mr.. Dayitt was asked o. 10 his
opinion on the question OF the completely OF
Sullivan in the murder OF Dr. Cronin lie
said.
hawe aH ~ Io vii s-Ss
astonishment 1 have the highest opinion AS
10 The character OF sullivan. think The charge
that he has been implicated In auy way IN the
assassination OF Or. Cronin Is absurd. / also
think that the allegations that lie ever misap.
prOpriated one penny OF the funds OF the
National League groundlcss. I believe
him TO be the very soul OF honor In my
opinion the parties who are working up the Sc
charges against sullivan are sctasted by mo-
tiyes OF paltry personal spite l think that
they now see their opportunity OF crushing
prominent political riv:L As far as ] know
these views are the views Of those with whom
am associated.
~ am slow 10 believe that the Clan -na-Gasl
or any othcr organization OF lr.shmen the
American soil would lave committed de-
testable deed a. the ASSESS ration In Ques-
tion. ! believe, the other hand, that the
policy Of Engld-ld. as disclosed by lie Caron >
testimony, n sending to America and employ
ing lArtc Ior years hcA WHO 80 thtOugh TIC
form OF taking the oath OF allegiance IN the
United States in order TO spy upon and bctray
United States citizens in the interests OF a for
eign government II most dcspicaDle.
Just as the Times forgeries were thought
by the enemies of home rule TO have sounded
the death-kuell OF the national movement, but
have had JUST the opposite effect, 20 believe
that the outcome Of this mystery in Chicago
will be Of advantage 10 the league. j. can not
possibly have been mixed up directly indi-
rectly il any transaction CT the kind.
IL is only the avowcd enemies OF The
national movement who are alleging any con-
nection between the league and the murder OF
DR. Cronn. L. CarOn : testimony before the
commission was the first ind cation 20 me OF
any uspicion touching Crcnin. Assuming that
Cronin met hls fa'e IN consequence OF being
British -py, &c Caron. in my opinion, was
largely responsible for his death"