The Anaconda standard., 1889-11-01
May REACH THEM YET
Persons High In the Councils Of the
Clan Who Nay Yet Be Arrested.
rei-sr.s,- which Indicate That Aiexsn-
der sullivan Had KNOW ledge Nf she
Cronin COnsptrary--The Evi-
slencc Given Ye~te rsi,sy.

CnIr,oo. Oct. 3t.-Dr. u. Met 'ahey. a.
Philadelphia member OF "a faction of the
Clan-na-(iael opposed to the Triangle"
has issued n letter to- the public, i'm which
hc produces kilograms i'm which hc claims
to point out Alexander SullivaI's knowl-
edge. of the Cronin murder conspiracy.
DIR. McCahcy prints cipher dispatch
from some person i'm Paris tn sullivan.
sullivan claimed lie did not understand
IL and sent il to Pat E0au at Lincoln,
Ncb. Translated the dispatch read: "An-
other witness for the Times will leave
about the middle of May. This may prove
to bc your doctor" The cable dispatch
was dated May q, the second day after DIR.
Cronin was murdered. DIR. Mc('ahey
thiG KS il was sent tn he used rs the foun-
slation for n ruinor afterwards set afioat
that Cronin had gone to London to testify
befors. the Parnell commission i'm behalf
connected with il were sent to Patrick
Egan. and his reply was given tn the
grand jury, and IL was through the st ate
attorneys office that Dr. McCahey oh
tanned them. Friends of DIR. Cronin said
to-siay that McCahcy had made N mistake
i'm printing the kilograms. il gave the
defense notice OF the serious nature Of the
evidence iInplicatinG persons OF high de-
gree.
In the Cronin trial to-day. John w.
Samson testified that about two years ago
CouRhlin tried to hire him to ''sluR" DIR.
admitted that CoIahiin had arrested him
three or four times. once Tor robbery; that
he had been convicted of passing counter
felt money, and that hc IL q gambler by
Joseph &. O'Kecfe, Cronin'. tailor. said
he attended n meeting of Camp ~ i'm Sep.
| ton with Bcggs about Cronin and Alexati-
der Sullivan: BcgRs had displayed aver
sion to- Cronin and said the latter was not
proper man to put on the trial commit.
| tee tn try Alexander Sullivan. He OBJ
| jectcd to- Cronin particularly because the
al Sant1
Edwin Thocknerton, Aaron Goldman
| and James NJ. Marshal. connected with q
renting of the HAT at III Clark stree, te
| ~. B. Simmons" The court then adj
| jonrned till tomorrow.
Disappearance of DIR. Cronin the state put
spies upon Camp D. and that man was
concealed i'm the hall during some of il
WINNirEG. Oct. s1.-Tn-slay Assistan
State Attorney Baker. of Chicago. ans
important information from Gillette; 4
late fellow-prisoncr of Martin Burke
Burke said the plot had been to deco,
aud "a woman. Afterwards CoughliI
changed the plan and .iccoyed Croni.
Burke told Gillette the woman in the .,uas
ton kept furnished lodgings on Norti
Clark street i'm Chicago. Burke men
%e tSoasy ss "ss"'" a%S S: hss' The sf II
t:ntion was tn sink the body il
the lake but AZ confederate who wa
to meet them with boat failcs
to keep his appointment. Gillette. say
Burke went twice to IL lawyers office al
Dearbon street, Chicago. and got none.
for doing the job. Cronin's clothes wcr
brought to Winnipeg and hidden there.
| Gillette told Baker how Burke told hin
i'm Detroit of the murder; how Cronin WA
clubbed as lac stepped inside the cottag
door and how they took the body tn tn
srs !srsw and not m Fs Fsarins. ss rSa Sa~sss, .ss
il would wash up ON the beacl
IL was taken back, placed i'm the trunk an,
lctte's story il very circumstautial. Bake
is inclined to believe il is straight In spit
of the apparent improbability of Burk
/ htasxi aRs,ss sss.sl