Telegram-herald., 1889-11-14
re Prosecution "a tbs CroDln Case
A5O1E Rsa1y % Rest.
A Eauns which shets Oat CoBslderaeis
Esideaes -szs pest hanss Nrisss -
1E1a LetteF-Hs Eklnl-s
E-EAe - GalsF-

---.7t s-fe t-o 7
Naen arrested lp7n Als pefsA
vas io-aa t-0 SUM oi ss9-l 4 -t4s. "
Montreal anu ~Aet-ef tltAe. - u'@-
Ifen aiol,fV-l % t-fefpeo-- men
Lro-zAl ~ io-a l-9 c--et ~ ponce nc ~1-
nJN-Vdee1 t1-I L-s rear name "AS
A4rlln Burke, b~t De- soue-l-es went
under tAe name of Delaney
1ne suspect MAS warned that any
thing he might say "oud De u97d
as-lnst hlHl- lie sald ho came ifeA
tn-ca8o VIA hAncocA, Dllch.' anu III iAe
latter city worked ID a store owned oy
john J. X an The crosse am iias-oA
OF tne witness vas pos poned-
Henry flahA@ eierA IN d Not'n
t4afA street. iIrhlsAiis slo4e' 'es'-l-eo
taat on t-e morning oi @ay ne so-o
shirts and collars - TWO men, one q
whom ne l4enuhed a. burke. Il ph"to-
graph OF Oooney, the toX, shown the
witness py the prosecution ne aecl@reu'
was an exact likeness OF tle oiAer iaah'
The witness SAID both men had lhelr
coats outtoned closely ana "1eh he
asked blrAe % take OH MS coat 50 'hat
ne codiI measure MN as 20 the slee'eS
the latter refused ptFe I'm ploFliy % 10 80.
ne next witness was luolll"' 0.-i OIL
a rali'oA1 l@Oofef aHu once d le4-O"
uoAruer OF huAze. ne 'es'ineu 'na' ono
evening III May OF - uhe huhL' AsAe" %
sec 4 ho"sP@P'r " 'l'0H 'iie ms a.
re@ulAg' I"o wines @'Aou """' H7
wanted OF IL ana Nunze sai' ne was
afraid ne was gong 20 De arrested IN
connectlon WlLA the Oroh4h case On
the cross-eXaninatloh the witness salu
he nad never Aearu any Oouy e4se SPEAK
about the murder
NAleI HuooaIu WAS rec"lleu 70 'oIi "a
MS conversation Win l'Ah Ooug MI" Is.
aiJer the booy was Iouho. Inc cHlei
sad he told Coughlln that ne was Sus-
pected OF having STOOD sponsor %
Livery man oman LOT tne man VINO H"o
orlVeh III Oronlh away ana aSAeu hluA
"here ne was on NAY = OoUa MN
was uhaDle 10 S'aIe. me "''neS9 Ia"
then asked hlm ABOUT the man Whom
ne had tolu oman "oal" can ioT
the morse. Oe.shllh salu uAe man
was James Smltn, stranger "nom
John r. Ryan tne hahcocK sl0reheePer'
had tod 70 can on Ooughilh Wheh III
chicago. Smith wanted 70 VlSit an
aunt IlVing al the stock yaruS anu
wahted 20 roe theIe. "heh tno cilci
asked MIN why "heh ne met omlln aiO-
erwards' ne had not arrested MN 10
cIear hlmseH' Ooughllh repileo because
captain ScnaacA OOlu hlln lL"I NiIS-
OoAN4lh A"U Ia.4eu - en'IlJ 'Nc "N.'o
morse OouB Bn-4H s'II le n'G 100 e'i &c, 40,
onll'n a'.er"SIu'' Ou0 couiu no' nno
nun le H~o ro', 10" ever I'm" iO'
MN e.lneT "O INC "o1eiS % - ''ie Io''0
OF smith aunt
D4hIeI brown an eA-uleiupo poI u V"o
Olan-ha-Gael' anu Ohe ilan VINO !" $50
preferred Vhe charge Oh treason against
Dr. CFoilh' was c'-lleo' Inns WITNESS
testimony was 70 DC the opening "eoge
into ne" feature OF the c"Se' Oy
showing lhat CoughHh was mem Der
Of the committee ~hlch voted lor
the expulsion OF Dr. Crohln anu
connecting OougnIlh uehun''atloh
OF Nrohlh Oheh as traitor win slil1-
lar allilhus eAniO!1eo JuSO prIor 10 'Ho
murieF' ne oelelse enVereu l"'o
vigorous oOlec'loh, anu Iie attorneys Ior
botn sldes argued lohg. Ihe Juuge Salu
be would give ms decision IN the morn
Ing, and court adjourned.
CHICAGO Nov Io'-At inc opening
Of the morning session Judge NC
ConneIl ruled against the admission Oh
the evidence oI Dahiel Brown 10y "hlcn
the State expected 20 sho" tAat bahleI
Coughlin was member OF inc trlal
committee which expelled Dr. ArOnl0