New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
FOR THE MURDER OF CRONIN
SEVEN INDICTMENTS RETURNED N
CHICAGO.
NO BILL AGAINST ALEXANDER sULLIvAN-Ao
CCSING LUKE DILLON OF NALICE-A
LOOKUP KEEPER IN TROUBLE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TkwCSE.i


Chicago, June 29.-Thc Cronin Jury has reported
and Alexander Sullivans name IS not in the list
of those indicted. Thee against whom true bills
were found are John c. Beggs, Daniel Coughlin,
Patrick O'Sulivan, Frank Woodruff, Martin
Burke, Patrick CoOney and John Kuntz. That
Alexander Sullivan escaped indictment is not o
matter of much surprise. There is no question,
however, that DR.. Cronin at swords points
with Sullivan, and that Sullivans friends per-
formed the atrocious crime. Beyond an inference
drawn from these facts, the Grand Jury wac
unable TO procure evidence duplicating the ex-
president Of the ISnd League in the murder.
Luke Dillon is in small favor with the police
on account of his actions with regard to Moroney.
He produced picture which he said was photo
graph of Moroney, and insisted that
1t be chown to the persons who
had seen the conspirators. The Russell
employees and Knight Il Marshall's boolkkeeper
said that 1t rcsemblcd the man who called him.,
self J. b. SimondS. The trip to New-York was
undertaken, and it was found that Moroney was
not the man. Then Dillon informed the police
that the photograph not of Moroney at all.
but that il looked something like him.
L. was the greatest outrage connected with
the case said policeman to-day Here was
d man accused of MURDER published a muir
dcrer, picture identified as that Of one Of the
aS>asSinS positively asserted TO be that OF Moroney,
and the man all but indicted, when all this
lime Dillon knew that the picture was not
Moroneys at all. What do you think Of o man
who would do thing ike that? l told Dillon
i wanted % have no more 10 do with him. Dillon
blew IN s?,5O0 for detectives and didn't get bit
Of evidence
Who is the original Of the picture?'
Il can't tell that, in justice TO the man whose
picture 1t Is. We know he had nothing to do
with the crime. lie was thousands OF miles from
here on May 4. lie lives in California" The
officer expressed the opinion that the man who
would attempt 10 injure man whom he disliked
by such undcrhand means would not hesitate to
resort TO even more, dishonorable methods to get
even with an enemy.
For week., indeed, ever since the investigation
into the murder Of DR.. Cronin began there has
been persistent search for policeman who ap-
peared at Dnan's livery stable late on the night
Of DR.. Cronns death, and inquired il all the
horses were in. 1t was at Dinans stable, and
the order Of Detective Coughlin, that the horse
,,nd buggy were secured, in which Cronin was de-
coycd 70 his death. 1t was a natural supposton
that the policeman who inquired whether tho
horses were al in, had this particular horse In
mind and that he WAS, therefore. implicated in
John Delaney, lookup keeper at the East Chicago
Avenue Station, which is about q block distant
from Dlnans stable, is the man. II bases its
statement on the allegations that Delaney Is o
member Of the notorious Camp No. 20, Gamma
Gael; that he is an intimate friend Of " Dan
C0ughlin, and that he has been identified by
Dinan's hOStler as the in question. The
PAPER says that Delaney, when questioned about
the matter made nervons denial OF its truth.
but showed signs of breaking down.
Delaney appeared at the entrance Of the Grand
Jury room to-day. lie was exceedingly angry,
and strongly asserted his innocence OF any con.
ncciion with the CrUnln ease rs charged in 7" The
mes lie went before the Grand Jury, and a
local news agency says that he not only denied
the charges. bUt that the hostlcr in Dinans liv-
cry stable failed to Identity him, declaring that
hc did not Resemble the man who inquired IL
all ot the rigN were in the night when DR..
ron,n WAS Killed.
\ dispatch from Winnipeg SAYS: Assistant
state Attorney Baker, vi Chicago arrived in this
rltY rnIfr,lay. lie brought with him the certi-
he'd ev Idrncc which secured Burke's indictment by
the Chicago Grand Jury, well the regular
pNrraditIou papers from Washington. lie had q
lOng interview yesterday afternoon with Mr.. How
ell, the lawyer. IL is known that two other
Chc8go detectives besides Broderick aud Collins
are in the city, bUt the object Of their presence
here 10 unknown.