Telegram-herald., 1889-07-04
KUNzE'S TONGUE
SAID 20 Have Escoms Lcosensd
Under Pressure
II ALLEGED sQgEiL PUBLISHED.
The stssy fs fFas. D-s se~x hLiss Neck
10 ia trs.s DaAs ST. bsrks's fx-
ss><fsioa Ass4rss Psl<t<k
EsFds sasss-

nxsetstsfloa I0essiay ..aftsra0sa schast-
tisr p.ied kal<s .Ita questions
sbe1s hls association ~ith CO2gh-
IN. snd Ia na4l4y sdalIttsd that bs
3Boss Ias sx-dsEsctsss - the Carl
r1a cottage bstssGn and o'clock
6n the nlghs Dr crsata $50 m4E-
usfsa lie sso admitted that hs
snd barks were with Coash him when TIA
fnkIsf visited Dr GeoFgs y Cass. the fal-
t0A street vstegia.ry surgeon, AID tried -
htfs his f.sC Rorss. hs satd. however
fb4t hs did nSs know shese Coug nlin got
Ne horse Tie aisht of tha maTdsr
coushun drove it ~ the corner Of Chi
eszo ssenas and Wells street aud
6hsy started from thsrs about O'Clock,
driving asrth .t a rapid clip. Coaghlia
esld AlIa when tho cottage yas reached ~
DIVE u . secluded street corner and re-
main there an boar. snd after that
~ return to the cottage kunzs
obsysd bis Instructions " tho
Isttsr The baggy had scarcely
stopped before the cottage the second time
when Cough came out and climbed up
tssids kuaze. who drove rapidly away. The
a1o proceeded ~ the corner Of Chicago ave
nus and Clark street, where Coughlin told
nanzs "a get Out kunzs says he does not
know whsre the sx-d-tsctive went after
that Hs suspected that crime Of some
oors had been committed Ia tho cottage.
bat jslsI y LAT it ~as he did not know Rel
sxivs to Coonsy and Burke, whom be met
eoE only a IL Clark street but at tho Carl
soa cottage hs said be knew very lit
sis about them tie delivered messages
10 them from Coughln. but he never
found out any thing about the business
they were engaged In hunze says no
keard Cosg Alin refer u DR. Cronin quite
1rsqusntly, and that he made threats
against him on more than one occasion
but he dtd not know that the doctor had
been murdered tho night he drove Cough
nm 70 tho cottage 0atil he read tho papers
Monday Morning
The above fxctS came from u source
ivhish there IL every reason to believe is
nsthsnssr, still 10 Is partially denied at po
hce headquarters that any confession has
been cxtr acted from kunzs.
DUKES ExrgADITIoN
wrSSIrz1. Man, July 3-Thsre was n
largo attendance of spectators IN court
Monday - watch the proceedings in the
Burke case = Assistant States Attorney
Baker. OF Chicago. wss present and made
copious nOtes The information was
amended bv the counsel for the prosecu-
lion by adding tho aliases OF Delaney and
frank Williams 70 those OF Martin Burke
aud Cooper Burke looked rs II confine-
ment was wearing dpon him.
Counsel for the prosecution presented
tho dspositi0ns taken before the grand
Jury and magistrate In Chicago. which
Usrs certified TO by the United States Sec
.stary Of State and the Secretary OF the
Brfsish Legation The prisoners counsel
objected To the indictment and statements
before the grand Jury being taken ~ evi-
dence, but the Judge lntimated that they
we're sufficient he did not know II il were
sven necessary for him 60 go beyond ascer-
Baining the fact that Martin Burke was the
man referred u in the Chicago indictment
The most important evidence In the pro-
ceedings was that given by Aartinson, the
expressnan. who gave particulars of his
being engaged By Burke to haul furniture
Exom No III Clark street To the Carlson
cottage The witness said he noticed
among the furniture . large empty trunk
and positively identified the person the
man who hired and paid him Additional
witnesses viii be examined to-day. Burke
appeared a<ttated during the presentation
Of evidence
CHICAGO. July 3-The States Attorney
received telegram last night from his as
sLssant. George Baker. informing him
that the extrsdition papers In the
ease OF Martin Burke had been
accepted by the; Manitoba author
ities. This is good news for the police. as
tc ws expected that Burke by his resist
anco would delay his oxtradition until fall
ff shsre Is no further hitch in the proceed
hss Burke will be guest Of Sheriff Nat
son within week
PATRICK FORp HEARD FBOM
Nav YoRx. July 3 In the next issue Of
The Irish World there viii appear an ed
toE5A Article, FIVE columns long. set In
double leads and signed by Patrick Ford.
fhe article is subdivided into ten
sestiOns In the aEst section Mr.
Ford Gays he II not a member Of
khs Clsn-ns-Gasl and in that con
ueetion adds "Au secret political societies
are 50 many TiRgs operating IN the dark
90 bring under control or influence by in
direct sthOds those who work I'm the
open" he. however, rsprOaches Irishmen
for having offered what be terms This
mean Advantage 20 the Crouin jury OF be
ing able 20 declare the Clan Gael in
ioriOus - American Institutions After
commenting Alexander Sullivan's virtues
he adds.
ftHr a fNTS rCNr. N nv cpihloh. Httk
sndsr Sullivan = the victim OF grave injustice
That be 10 entirely ianOcsut 0f tae murder OF
pv. Croafn. that be = utterly incapable of con
estvinx o. suggesting. or wishing go dastsrdly
aerirne drmly believe. I should GssPise NY
sell were 1 - sin sssiost ny scgi ~ preserv
trs seovariiy silence az this eespicsbly COZ
vsnient tme."
Then the writer at extreme length re-
views the Crooiu case and its complica-
eons He eouciuded eventually that Sui
hvan could have 40 motive In comprising z
She death OF an enemy whose hostile secrets
were known By hundreds of others
but he continues. If Alexander Sui
kvsn has nothing "a gain By Cronin's mur-
der there were people who had something
~ gain by it II they could only fssten sus-
pision ri murder upon sullivan These
people were
Toe any tbiux- -to-aown- s1li5vaa men II
the Cfso-ns-Cisei
TIE british Americana
The mugsHmrs..
The D~E3ocrat<
s The kaes- Meth nr<
The English Tories aat she ronfon Times.
Then he snaiyrss chose people snd what
he deems their possible relations - the
ease, and cle@es by adfpring ali IrishneR &c
eling 20 Sssdssoue far Ireland saivsti0n-
Ts- sm-rsesus >tiI wnsisg
IoSDcx. Ju(y S-The American rife team
defeated the Hsvel re-kshira volunteer