Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-29

among tItW BONG BNfft Ai. rtf GRAZ ilt-
eo.cii IN PLAIN clothes, llHrmsen ca-l!
identified lVrkp o. tire Exam who had c..-
Gagged uim 80 move tcc goods. Previous i9
This time the grand jury a. Chicago found
au Indictment against Martin Burhrou Two
counts i.r de" murder Of DI. trunin anu
for conspiracy. Extra 'Uou papers asking
fOr him from NaritOh. nave been signed
ly President Harrison. Prisoners counsel
aTe doing their utmost 90 .i,e tnelr client
nom removal ~ illinois.
Bu,E" rs an ignorant man. said 10 be an
enthusiast on tho subject of Ireland. lhr
latest or the Crouin murder Is that u was
cartyiug out 3 sentence by Camp No. ~,
tlc Chu-uu-G7tcl organization. Three men,
10 Is said. "err appointed t. plan the muir
der aud hire the As.I.sius, and these. il IS
believed. hired Burke aud % man named
CDonrv. rot iu custody. The aSstSslns
were simply told to Doe az the Carlson cot
taee ~ % certain hour Of the night of May
4th. and that they wOuld there meet l)r.
Croniu. They We're then informed that
Croua was ID British spy and were told TO
DO their duty.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatchl
Crrc.Go. June 2s.-The grand jury re-
srm.d it, work con- the Crouiu case a. 10
o'clock this morning. and before they went
into~ce-io- thcvcave itoUt that they would
finish tie case tomorrow. Unless new
evidence is discovered ip the mean time 10
proloug Tire session. the fnsl findings of
the iurv viii hc returned INTO court to-
morrow afternoon. The line Of inyrstiGa-
ton followed ly the grand jury hrs fore
noon wi. toward uncoycring the outer Ell
clc of the plot. some thirty lian-na-'t1el
n.u were .uuurued for to-day session.
and fhc questions put o. them were al
Framed with 20 view of finding ont, u pos
-.tl-. who WIS Responsible for spreading
Oh, malicious reports that DR.. Cronln was
D spy.
ysATIoNAL.
CmcAGo. June 2s. Young Carlson. whose
parents own tine cotta-,- IN which Dr..
Crouiu was murdered. and who has been
prominently brought forward bv the police
In various attempts 10 identify the sus-
meets. says that on attempt was made ye--
teriay afternoon to tcrr0rZe him. lie de-
clarc- that two men came TO the cottage
and distinctly threatened him with death
if he should identify Martin Burke, now
under arrest at Winnipeg.
CBoNIS-,irNoEIAL MErTING.
CHIcAGo. June 2s.-fhe Cronin-memo-
rial meeting" was held at Central Music
Han tonight. About two thousand per
sous were present. Of whom n Is estimated
one fifth were OF Irish extraction. Ger
man Americans and native Americans ap-
pesrcd 10 constitute the bulk of the r.
mainder Of the audience. Only IN one IL
stance did anything happen 10 mar the
harmony Of the meeting. 7 bat was when
the Chairman used rather strong language
regarding Irish socIctIr-. which evoked
"a protest. but the incident was soon forgot
ten. Neither Senator tarwcn. Governor
FIfer, nor Mayor Crclgcr. who had been an
nouuced to attend. were present. ". =.
Rend. am Ir,~h-Amerlcan coal merchant,
presided i'm the absence If the Mayor. In
this country" declared Nir. Rcndexcltcdlv,
there Is no place for secret .ath-bOuud
Irish orc6niZatious.' Nevertheless they
VIII exist sang ont % -tontorlan voice IN
the audience. The sentiment was greeted
with mingled cheers and misses. They
Will not exist" shouted Rend, and he
proceeded 10 assert that the Irish people
would demand their suppression. Later
Rcnd exclaimed lsay the actions Of the
men who control these organizations have
brought disgrace upon the Irish cause"
Again the applause was mixed with misses.
The other speakers We're Hon. Richard
prendergast, Judge Of the County Court ::
Robert LindblOm. a member Of the Board
If Trade: W. II. Dintorth and Louis Net
tehorts, president and yice-president of
the Personal Rights League; Congress
men LAWYER and Adams: Charles G.. Dixon.
"a Socialist labor member Of the State Legs
lature, and T. 4. Stevens, president of the
Secular Union Their addresses were simi-
lar IN burden 20 the resolutions which We're
adopted by the meeting dcnOuncing the
murderer Of Or. CrOnln, and demanding
that justice be mcted out TO all who We're
guilty.