Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-11-30
Attempting to Prove an Abba i"rs'
of Another Color.


On the cross examination the fact was oeVel- q
nod that the witness was member oil camp tn
n The witness denied that he was out rulhg CO
hat night until 1889, and admitted that nc was "
,,r,,i,,In, Rnrlse's meals and that he VISITED III
yinrireg come time ago for the purpose OF
rool,ir,, oroundn He denied that he had ever al
cent money to Burke at Winnipeg Ihe "itness II
admitted that he was taking an acnVe ln',i.se V
n the case and that he was treasurer Vi 'no f.
,eicnse fund a., o,. e.
wnIiam r Coughlin an employo of the city
La, ~ dnnortment. testified in corroboration ol n
testimony that he saw Burke IN Dan,
,h,,e saloon on the evening Of May q, at ABOUT n
o'clock. >-u,,, tro,rr 7
Iohn r O'Maley, clerk in the North lo"n r
office, testified that nc ca.'eu d, r
Matt Danahy's saloon on the evening OF NAY i
,ni,h William Cough,in. Mallcy corrooora'e"
Danahy's evidence as to Burke ...,,o. /
James Lyman city contractor ana ilelilDs
of the Clan.na- Gael, Camp 20, tod the S,V'S VI
the meeting Of the Camp February = ~nen
committee was appointed TO lhVestlsHo .,i9
statement that the report OF t1o l'ult''o
committee had been prematurely made pnoAc
y, a. C.oni,s canp Witness testified that
af+or tho resolution to appoint the committee
wos odonted. 1t was decided that that was nov
n nroner method OF procedure, and the who'e
...ar u,e referred to the district oinceF
Snellman. Of Peoria,
The calls in Camp 20 for the report or certain w
,o,,,,ni,tee referred to the Buffalo committee
ard not to q committee OF Camp ~
Ev.C,onpressman John F. Finnerty MaltheW
p BRADY lawyer, members ofthe Clal- uaei'
and John S. Mullin, Senior Guaralah ol
former Cronin Camp, testlhea VhaV 'h'S NN0"
nothing of an inner circle -..o., Avn.
rr,nc,s p Gleason, constable, testified that
/ ,yit
Moan club meeting at the Grand Pacific Ho,el
tro,, ohout T TO 0 o'clock on the night oil the
murder. ,,,...,.. r,ool 40.
Iohn Dwyer, member OF the Clan-na-G Gael oe-
,,nroa that he had never heard OF an inner
circle in the organization. On INC closs' N"'i'
ination this passage occurreoi 40
"Now, mis- order had what was called an ex-
ecutive bodyF
uworo Won ever permitted to know the
names of the Executive body'
mo, sir
"That was secret from your
ayes, sir" ,,, -,
inner circle or not
mo sir"
The States attorney-Thats all.
me defense nut State acknowledgements
! or tho stand to prove that BegEs haa Gl'ci
him voluntary Information concerning 'i'e eol
) resnondence between himself ana Spehiiah y
which he dhe States Attorney haa PreNlouo,,
t t,rown nothing and Mr.. Longeneckeradmlt
Q such TO be the fact ,,.,...o
a Chief Uuhbard was then called, and adnhUe
that Berqs, after being arrested hau pce" ".
tied hy him. and they had cohVefsa"on !,
pordinr letters written to Beggs UN Hpcl,ih, "a,
pn,,,s directcd the Chief to his office and to III
oT 40
r,,,,or of latters were to be found, and Il
y structed him 10 select out all letters thaI ha
l. ,oon roceivcd from Peoria and take the'h
II Judge Longcneckor 49,
4, CurcAGo, Nov Fitzpatrick Dinah' hNei
~ stable keeper and owner OF the lalhot "u' ~
horse was the first witness in the Crohlu o'
=, to-day t., ,i,oo m
V, scur in this city and had been Tor 'nree WON
ma This he said, was the same horse that nc III
let Courhlin's friend have on the evening VI
murder ,r.,,,,or "
was called to the witness chair he 'es Va, ~
RI ,ba, he was real estate agent ana u
"A W. bad lived in fiobollen for tWeh
w. n,ne ycnrs with the exception OF
he ,nriod between August ., lSNS, q
in Moy Of 1850 when he lived in Chicago Dur
ay ,bat timc he lived near the Windsor Ihca'er'
,ie Not in which DR.. Cronin lived with the oo
IN Inns On the evening OF the murder lhe wl'H y
- was in ,Jecllers cigar store, opposite u
ge Minis residence He was positive that nv
i'll In the cigar store at clock ana may n"''
nained there until or O'CLOCK ht'ci NJ
heon there A few minutes he noticed 'iIe h0
and hurry in the front OF Dr. Cronin oluco'
u was an ordinary sidebar buggy ana h"u ''o
d.. up. .,o,. .J saw
,al- Cronin and another man come from Inc Il.
Mo o,d start 10 the buggy The driver stared
enc horse while the doctor started towards
'ou ,,,r,r There was some man on the sideN
10t 80 tho house line who called 10
red cronin and attr"ctod his auehloh'
was tbe doctor turned, around put
Gov, Lcn, going towards the buggy, Then ,he ul
seJ r -. 20 tho horses head and unhitcheo
borse went to tho buggy and got M AM
on the west side; then Dr. Cronin go, ~
was talking to this man all lhe M.l.o'
oi1a soemed TO me- because | could NOV hea'
md. thing ne sa0 sna,s n, and ,his man got in
'he of the doctor, and then they sat uo"h anu
own off" it,. n. n,
,oa vba, appearcd to be a small chest or
i"No rrho witness was standing at the door Oh
o,cor store looking at the horse Tor apou' II
,,,in,,,os and saw il before the men came
ood all the incidents OF their departure.
. 80 .whot was the color of that horseF
lean the lawyer wit, aarl
iea" at was gray-a speckled gray with uarH
al to ,,,a horso which | saw Yesterday at the
of museum was not the horse that uro'
g in Cronin away and ana NOT ,,,,a rps hnrso bu
horse saw yesterday Is u whl'e nor .v, ~, w ",
horse I saw take Dr. Cronln away Oh .he III
io1 rrrnv
"n' horse that tooR Dr. Cromh We'c u"i" w"
Mall legs Of this horse are white 49,, ~
3 has The witness was ''oSs
Ger new was .nel.o ',, xoorts testified that
was no means of certainly Distinguishing
hair from that OF any other mart
court then adjourned until tomorrow
q was cu1r,co Nov -Budenbender, the
r,,- ,uor, uoboken N. j., who yesterday te
illed. that II was nu' ,iora u is under arrest
lst Oh After court adjourned this aiterhooh
Lindville, with his prisoner was Nv Wv
nj Clark and Michigan streets, solns
states Attorneys office, when Mr. Qua,'
man. NJ the attorneys for the defense, ana
nd at rests clerk, c',uoa, r oo,lected but the p
ay by away mss safely landed in the states Att
oes,e As he was ascending the steps
NEST side OF the Criminal Court ouio
oualey shouted to Budenoender .hs' ~ ~
'arlia. be taken care Of and keep his mouth 81
King lit is stS.e Cor,, in the oolcc Of the Cler
Ohio Senate at Columbus
At the opening of the afternoon sess
Forrest for the defense, asked ,hat ,he
Tho excluded from the room. When th's was i
~ brought up the matter about the taKih
Is eiVy ness Budenbender on forthwieh su.
Y, and ,hc states Attorneys office during 'n'
ortcd, recess. lengthy wrangle between eou
e;cbt. lowed. during which it was SHOWN wa w,
~ tense had served asuopena upon MI
u osh- tcl 10 get her TO Mr. Forests once 10
her. and that she refused 10 so, but nhal
upon the representation that II was VI"
Attorney who wished TO see her.
Turk. The court then decided that the buo'
eports matter was NOV ,nou Sou that N Il was an OF
o nun The personal liberty Of Budenoende'
board, him as II he was o prisoner on mere
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