Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18
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he IS lRRESIED II TIE LATER CITY.
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CaeAao. gaas -Aartla Bgrks oae of
To- ae-1si l4-rlvfsEs II Or troLln. LIS
leel arrested ia Nianlgeg A4a sn1 a.
oi-e@x - t1e Chicago tcTcs l. nee oa 10
y ~ tnsre - crils lin b4cA taI-s h-s
eesn fsterled - fFoa tims 70 tule a. De-
L-ney. 4nd u the MAJ = ~ hired tie
e1rrezslasn - taAo t1s furniture
ffoLa lls Clara street - He Al .sol COT
t4gc HIS description vs. obtsiued fIoiD
aartin-oH % heR The latter 49, fouad aac
al active search 49, Immediately iEsti-
tassd tor hina HE . - tIass4 from pl-ss
u place, ut always Insuszsd - get away
Jas- before TIC police rezcAsd u At ole
place his picture Mss f0uhd AArtinsOB
iceasltsd IL positively, and tAe search con
rnued On Thursday last II ~21 iesined
that Re had eft the city on : North bound
ITain presumably Tor Can.d1 and a minute
description wzs wired 20 every point along
lie Toase sunday night the dep4rtlae at
received a dispatch rTom Chief Of Police
sehae, Of Winnipeg. reporting IL arrest
of Burke just a. he as stepping on al EaSt-
bound ualn, and IN Liz pOcAst ~as ticket
Tor Liverpool, kng LIet Hubbard said
that he leiI msch elatec over the capture
aud that The accuracy VI IAo idsDtIty y
hey ond Question
Burke Is = Clan na-GseI man and be
longs Ia Hancock Mich anu Is veil ac-
quslnted with ssnitA, FOR whom Dau Cough
III hired the white horse. Sn0uid he con
seat ~ come - Chicago without the requl-
siuOn papers lie Nil De here Thursday, but
should he make contest, which Ia very
probable, Il viii tAke about fifteen days ~
land him here. The police eApee; TO shortly
maze other arrests IA Chicago a. the result
or The capture OF burke.
IL 10 said that Chief Hubbard first learned
OF Burke's connection with the crime by
examining tle house OF Dan Coughhn and
finding Burkes name attached 10 certain
letters The contents were rather supicious,
anu the chief determined 10 look him up. he
placed his men on the trail OF he fellow,
but he jumped from one place 10 another SO
often that be was not found until last Tues
day. The police desired 10 watch the fellow
and learn from his movements what conDec-
ton ne had with others implicated III the
crime. bat Ia some manner the fellow
learned that he was being shadow-d,
and Wednesday he purchased q rail-
road ticket for Winnipeg and succeeded In
leaving the city. One VI Chief Hubhard's
men. however, went with MIN and l. WAS
on information furnished by the Chicago
detective that Chief McRae arrested him
MISaEAPoLIs, Nlnn-, june 1.-THE jour
nails Winnipeg special says: Martin
Burke, arrested here on suspicion of being
implicated in tho Cronin murder
answers perfectly the description given
or the man Delaney he is about -
years old and slight in form, being about
five feet ten inches tall He has a brown
musttche OF about two weeks growth He
was fairly well dressed. and has the APP
pearoucc OF prosperous laborer lie is
undoubtedly the man wanted"
NINSTEG, Man June lT-Burke alias
Delaney, has notified the authorities that
he will fight extradition proceedings lie
admits that he left Chicago a few days
after the Cronin murder, but denies al!
knowledge of OF completely in the affair.
Further than this he VIII say nothing.
MsEoNEY AND IDoNALD RELEAsED.
NEW YORK, June II The three men who
came on from Chicago for the purpose OF
Identifying Maroney and Mcdonald as prin-
cipals or accomplices in the murder of DR.
Cronin visited the TomDs with authority
10 see the prisoners. The suspects were
placed in line with score of other prison
ers William H. HATFIELD who sold the fur
niture afterward found in the cottage
where CrOnin was murdered, was the first
To pass along the line but he failed 20
identity either OF the men He WAS fol-
lowed by MartinsOn, the eXpresSman, J..
G Throckmorton and Deputy Sheriff
Williams, all oI whom failed TO identify the
suspects Maroney and Mcdonald were
taken back TO their cells and the Chica-
gOans left the prison. JaGge Andrews, in
the Supreme Court, dischsuged Maroney
and Mcdonald ON the ground thas there
was DO evi dence on which TO hold them.
This Is Woodrafs fourth confession. and
I'm it be cOntradicts the confession he made
To the officers and reporters at the Twelfth
Street station after his arrest, the confes-
sion he made to Captain SrhaaclI. and the
confession he made to Chief Hubbard His
latest story. when analyzed shows
many discrepancies Woodruff says lie
is - years old, and looks much
younger. yot be saws he took an active
part In the Tsnian rebellion lie says it oc-
CURED in 1913. but his date does not agree
with history. lis says he went 20 the fiat at
IL South Clark street On April 70 aud staid
there AZ night with Williams. but the fat was
not rented by the mysterious Simons after
March -. Tor on that date the furniture was
all removed from the fat and taken TO the
cottage. lie says he met Melville April ?,
and examined his name ON the register at
McCOys April Luke Dillon has learned
that the Melville who registcred At SIC
Coys left the city March - and did not re-
turn until Mays his name is on the regis
ter under the latter date When
questioned Sunday Woodruff said the
dates we're wrong in tns interview
but hen he attempted to correct them he
made them still further out OF the wsy He
said that instead Of april ? It was April q
when ne saw Melville. and instead OF April
- when he slept n the fat It was az least a
week later IN tho month
The outward evidence that the police
place reliance on his story = the fact ths;
Lieutenant Schuttler and his men on sun
dav weat e. the foot ~ Graceland avenue
and huatea in tho sand FOR Dr Cronin
medical case Wo0drgf says he think,
Williams and Melville concealed IL there
The officers dug up an acre o. ground tu'
found nothing
lawyer Case. wbo i- Vo0drufs lawyer
says he can not talk shout his clients con-
fesSicn The ist.er ~ which be sas re-
tanned in woodruff defense contained the
name q a e. geatleman vAo 0f Tered % reirn-
5ur-e him foT rs FoFk, tut thai aan rss
not Fernando Jones
Chief H3bbsrd was seer sud said tast -
kas thsught for 8 reek qss. thst NooGr
Z va- the nsan who drove tse horse eatcf
c-sea tee tFguk avay -roa Che Car .-or
oottars Ills oT Mon is no- founded snt.-s
II ou H roll AZ saa -e.neu-s 81 Do believes
woo1rG 20 81 sos -ha8 lar a.
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