The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-12

4 to OF said committee Alexander Sullivan Is
acquitted OF al chargss preferred against
him, and the undersigned for himself has
no testimony in reporting that no evidence
Whatever VIVA ever was introduced tending 10 connect
SAID sullivan with any act, even Incorrect or
negligent, TO say nothing Of the acts charged
against him; that, on the contrary the testi-
mony adduced fully convinced the undersigned
OF the manhood, integrity and patriotism OF
Alex. sullivan; that by a vote OF four to two d.
Y teely is likewise acquitted of all charges and
the undersigned for himself finds that there are
no evidence against Feey to sustain the
charges preferred. whether Of misappropriation
OF the tnnd, neglect of patriots and their fami-
lies or otherwise, and said Feey has been an
honest and patriotic officer Of our order. Your
committee finds unanimously that the family
Of Capt, Lomasney was sorey neglected and
lett destitute and the undersigned fnds that
sald neglect was culpable and deserving
OF severe condemnation; but that while
there was proof that funds had been provided
Tor said family of Boland, who then Lad sole
charge of the matter, either through the dis.
honesty by Bolands agents or the fault of the
system then in vogue by the executive the funds
did not reach said family; that in the Judgment
OF the undersigned the system of conveying
FUNDS IN such cases must be improved A
method adopted by which the responsibility OF
such neglect in the future can be
liked for an absolute certainty upon the execu-
tive or their agents Your COMMITTEES finds
unanimously that Q; II, Mccarthy was properly
reinstated in the order by said Joint convention
aud your committee finds him man OF honor
anu patriotism who is fully entitled to the es-
toem and c.ntidencs OF his countrymen The
undersigned further finds that large sums Of
money were expended which brought no
fruit aud might therefore be
termed iniudicous outlaws vet there
was no evidence of the conversion Of said funds
by any one OF the gentlemen against whom
charges were preferred, aud any waste oc.
Cured by reason OF hazardous enterprises
that by vote OF TO each and every specih-
cation and charge was dismissed as herein be
SfQfnn ha nd ,aA a,,la Nk.N
there was no evidence on which to base a con
trary conclusion The undersigned deems
It imprudent at this time to enlarge further, or
set forth evidence, for reasons familiar TO the
members of the order. Respectfully submitted
j. ID. MCMAHON, Chairman, 80 d, $50
lconour ia all the foregoing, and adopt the
same as my report Respectfully,
James j. Rogers and p. A. Boyle also concur
TWO ARRESTS AT NEW YORK.
New YORK, june 11.-Acbing upon in
structious from tue Chicago police, In
spector Byrnes to-day caused the arrest Of
John Maroney ahd Charles Mcdonald two
men whom he has been shadowing for sus-
pected completely In the murder of DR..
Cronin. The men are now at police head
quarters, aud will be held to await the
arrival of officers from Chicago. These
men have been shadowed by Inspector
Byrnes' men for some time past, and yes
terd0y the inspector received dispatch
from Chicago, for which he had previously
arranged. 1t asked for the arrest OF
Mcdonald and Maroney.
STILL ANOTHER ARREST.
NEW YORK, June IL, IL p. M.--Another
arrest was made tonight in connection with
the Cronin mystery. At about 1880 o'clock
Detective Mcknight brought man TO
police headquarters. The police were reti-
cent and would only say that the prisoner
was arrested on suspicion Of being another
important person in the case The prisoner
looked nervous. He is powerful man,
and wore a slouch hat He was locked ur
In police headquarters and no one was al.
lowed to communicate with him. His name
was withheld