New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
COONEY NOT YET FOUND.
ALLEGED DISCLOSURES BY A MEMBER OF
THE CLAN-NAyGAEL
THE PRISONERS IN CHICAGO ARRAIGNED FOR
THE cRoN1N MURDER-AN ORDER FOR
THE PoSToFF1cE RECORDS
lar TELEGRAPH TO TBE rRIBus


Chicago, June 24-Chlof Hubbard can hardly con-
ceal his disappointment that the man arrested IN
Frankfort, Ind OF the Cronn murderers proves
not to be the much wanted Coonoy. Tho chief did
not at any time put much confidence in the Indiana
sherHs declarations that his captive surely the
man; but whom Chicago officers failed to identity him
the disappointment nevertheless keen.
IL not surprised tho chief said. for al
though tho sheriff had photograph Of Cooney and q
complete description stlll didn't think that Cooney
would DO loahng about a place like Frankfort for
several days, as was told this had been doing
Patrick COonoy Is not the only man tho police havo
an eye on in their search after j. y. sImonds" 1t
Is they declare with great positvcness that
Coonoy and simonds aro yet until Cooney IS
placed under arrest and identified, possibility OF their
being mistaken win exist. This they admit and also
that with view od that possibility developing into
good sized fact, they covering another on
thuslastlc "spy-kler" las CoOney Is SAID
to have than once announced himSef
10 bel In such a manner q sto mako bis escape
impossible. That thoy do not arrest him IS duo 10
their belief In the gilt OF Cooney. The man In
question Is tho original OF the picture shown 10
ThrocAmorton Hatfield and Martenseu as being that
OF Moroney, tho first suspect Tho picture was not
Moroney's yet ThrockmOrton and Hatfield were
equally decided that WAS J. b. simonds. Narten'
sen WAS not so certain Ho said It bad resemblance
but that was all
II announced hS hternooh ueA De"ouHo
Palner had found q member OF Camp No 20 OF
the Chn na Gael who had given him spmo Important
information. According to this man. DR.. Cronins
death was decided upon At q meeting OF Camp NO 20
hoh In February at which John +. Begss presided.
Tho charge against Cronin treason. He was
oondempod 10 death and the men TO carry out tho
sontenco vcro designated by lot 1t is SAID that
after an interview with tho "squeaer.' Detective
Palmer held q consultation with statn's Attorney
Iongcncck.r and Chief Hubbard, at which was
dcchod 10 give Bcggs chance TO mako clean
brrst Of tho affair this afternoon. and II no refused
To do so % lock him up
In the absence OF Archbishop Fechan the attention
Of the Rev. Father MuldUOn. VharGcnern OF this
archdiocese called this morning to telegram
from Rome The London standard concerning tho
Clan-na Gael Tho telegram asserts that the Arch
bishop mado a long report to the Vatican through
Cardinal simcon. tho criminal acts Of the Clanna
Gael and that the Pope had caused the Archbishop
to 10 Instructed to take whatever measures he may
deem opportuno to declare the society In opposition
TO tho Church Father Muldoon Is a man Of fow
words, and he bestowed very few on this subject
Tho Church docs not act quickly as that
he said, and any ore might tell fum merely reading
the telegram that thcre In IT, and truth
in IT.
Tho reporter asked Father Muldoon tho perform
OF Father Dorncy likely to receive archie
pscopal attention. but ho said that he know abSo-
lutcly nothing about II
II Is not known whom the suspected muricrers OF
Or. Cronin VIII be brought to trial, but todays pro
ocdngs In Judge shephardS court would indicate that
the prosecution desires few weeks Investigation
vet before arragning tho suspects before the criminal
tribunal Coughln, 0sulliNan aud NOOdrun were all
src"rdaneo Sith tho ine honorod custom, asked II
hey wau rHiy for utal. aud II they dmlred their
sase ses fov any particular dste. ~
~ really for trial at any ime.7 responded Wood
rin, and tho sooner IN" better"
As viii fpH%SS IS" Il Am sssi S% "suvn s%S5 !, doe, not not
make much d!icr.ncc to Vhcn tho tral II set
Arc you prepared FOR trial " said the iudc" address
No. rnplIcd the OK detective Il am not. Ny
lawyer, w. = FORREST. Is busy sni says h" cannot at.
tend my now
THAI VIII do" said the judge III" court will not
At prrgnt tho date upon which you VIII be re-
qulrrd To an,wcc tho charges against YOU
state Atiurncy LOngcncchrr went before Judge shcp
hari this afternoon aud obtained an order whGrr 1
10 produce before tho Grand Jury all applications
,%[ for r"grier co or any other n"a
i"n mat may be required by The lpry - re relation to
PREPARING EXTRADlTlON PAPERS FOR BURKE
Washington, June "i.-1ho papers for Martin Burko's
extradon rCady for the Presidents signature, and
tho private SECRETARY, Mr. lIafori, laid them before
him tonight Ahcr the Presidents autograph i a.
arhed II Will be necessary to send Tho papers over TO
tho state department before they VII become com
plce and In full legal mrm.
Tue paper, were made a special or!rr OF the state
Department., aud force Of clerks wrrc s"t TO "oih
copying the somewhat voluminoua avcfm"ntS n"'cN.
sary iu cAtradtion papers. Tho work Was pushed
ahead 20 cxp.dnlOu,ly that before o'clock all the
documents wcrr In proper lcgL form ard rady f"r
the Presidents signatrr They sent over IA th'
White IIou,e and left Ia the custody Of Private Sec
retary uaIfoId to await tho Presidents arrival Fum
cape MAY. Tho President returned tn I" "hl''
House frm his TIP to n" S"aShorc about ha't past
uc!ock and soon a'cr o'clock The papers were la"
lefIro him for hi, slsnn'ur. Tho Presidents auto
pr,rh WAS almost Immediately attached, ~ every
iaug was I'm readiness. The paT'r now nave to 20
over 10 tho state Department agDn 10 u" pfol'tN
,uihrutlCAtrd This Il mcrr OnrIal f"rnl. now
ever and can be attended tu IN \ few minutes.