Telegram-herald., 1889-06-13

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before departing FOR tie jail Dir S0lliyan
En41s a. earnest eQgeSt JaA- ID De PER
usItgec - remain over night a captive IA
his 0Nn home he did not plead tie lest
none Of The cool dignity " his bearing IA
forming tie rs4ussE. aa1 DO exhibited 10
iapazience oE ehAgTin AZ Deputy sheriff
Palmer promPt bat positive refusal
II stss yoa credit. M sGllisAA, for be-
M q very cool la4u s@ld tie veteran Ge-
tectiYe.
well. ssid Mr. Sullivan, "a man with a
clear conscience need never wOrry, and
know OF no wrong have done"
Then 10 dOansd his oysrco4t and haL and
led Ia capt0rs from the house
a SPECIAL GRAND JUhr
Tuesday adge shepard ordered q special
veaige u issue Tor twsnty-tAres good and
worthy msa 20 act as grand Jurors. During
tbs afternoon session OF the court Assistant
states Attorney Nicely secured tho atten-
ton or tho Judge and stated thai he
had been Instructed BY his superior,
Judge Longenecker. 20 ask for the calling
or special grand jury. Nothing further
was said IA court but tho order Was at
ones made out and taken % Sheriff AatsOn
b. Chief B&itrf Carolan The jurors were
impaneled In Judge Shepards court at
10 O'Clock this morning.
There arc oniy two Irtshmen on the
panel After being charged by Judge Shep-
Hrd as u their duties on tho special Occa-
sion for which they were called, they re
paired al once 10 the grand jury room and
entered on the consideration OF the case. Ia
his charge u the grand jury Judge shep-
ard said. among other things:
''rais appalling murder demands a most Wig
orous iHvestigatioa DR.. Cronin, In American
si.iksa. has oeen struck down and killed
tader circumstances horribly indicative
u conspiracy, premednated design and
malice TO warrant the most searching
inquiry Fortunately the power OF q grand
jury Is tuIly equal TO the emergency. II is not
the policy OF the law that IL 10 better that one
or any number of guilty men should Is
cape rather sAsn that innocent person
should suffer- the la. has no policy IN
hat m
shall be punished Win All the infor-
nation already IA the possession OF the law
Ocicers OF the county at hand, ~ viii be a blot
on this commonwealth, a severe blow 10 the
administration OF justice, and frighuul
menace 20 the safety OF the individual citizen
II every man engaged IN this shocking crime,
or having guilty knowledge OF II, shall not be
discovered
Alexander SuIliyan's friends are consid-
ering the adyisabiiity OF getting out writ
OF habeas corpus. and the application may
be made at any moment At9.S0 o'clock
a III A. S Trude, Judge Gilbert. and Sen
ator Duncan went " the cosrt house and
had . consultation with Judge Tuley
What the nature OF IL was none would re
veal
IL Is a question whether Mr. Sullivan's
friends would be granted a hearing in any
of the courts until after the grand jury had
passed the case II will probably be sew
eral days before the grand jury can hear all
the evidence the State has TO furnish az ainst
Mr. Sullivan, and In the meantime the pris-
oner will have TO stay in jail, there being
no possibility OF his being released on any
amount Of bail
CLOSE or TIE INQUEST
CHICAGO, June l2-Among the witnesses
at Tuesday afternoons session OF the
inquest was Chief of Police Hubbard
who repeated a statement made to
him by the prisoner Woodruff, and
which the chief said he believed TO be a
true story. IL was to tho effect that
two men named King and Fairburn
had hired him several DAYS before the
tragedy To have a horse and wagon ready
when they notified him, paying him s25
On May ne was ordered 10 be ready al 9
o'clock He drove the man to the Carlson
cottage, and after i few minutes they came
out with the trunk which was placed In
the wagon by directions no drove
20 the pier at the lake of Fullerton avenue
the intention being 10 throw the trunk into
deep water Some fishermen were en-
countered, however, and it was decided to
drive 20 Edgewater. several miles distant
Hers, while accommodating the lake front,
police officer questioned them, and being
alaTme d thev determined TO drive toward the
city again when passing the man-hole they
ordered him 10 stop. The trunk " as taken
out by the two men and lifted into the
hole It was too large. however. 10 90
In. Then. after telling him 70 drive on a
few yards they kicked In the side
and deposited the body IN the basin, Wood
ruff testified at the time it was the corpse
Of urstr
into the wagon, bus subsequently thrown
into ciump OF bushes whero il was found
Then he drove tas men TO Lincoln Park
where they departed.
Woodruff said that when tho men came
out OF the Carlson cottage carrying the
trgak there we're three of them One re-
turned % tho house when tho wagon was
driven away. lie said that from remarks
made by the other men he believed thai
tbs third man Vas p. O'Sullivan-
A loud 0uzzing went through the court
room when the chief concluded ard it was
renewed when Coroner Hertz holding I'D q
small package. announced that BE proDos ed
% submit some ~ tho pr zte Ia
pers of tie deceased lie frss
read tR0 dispatches from New York.
one dated January t3 and signed J.
II Mcmahon. requesting ths doctor "a be
peremptoFiiT sc Westminster Hotel jan
Uary - for COMMITTEES meeting. and tas
other dated January Is signed Ranavlle.
ssT-nT- 1t is ordered by proper antaoritiss
That ysu send Jour report On the trial '
To ms copy of the re-
piv vss appended II vote IS dia
ss he trial M7ckeY has The records 81
Tsen csne The minority report of tie
Buffalo trial signed b7 Dr. McCahe7. -
Philadelphia. and indersed bv Croafn
Finally The coroner snbFni acted the notes
81 the evidences a. taken az
tsis trial ths ssnd- writing - TIE
deceased having hrst been identified