The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-11-14
THE CROAlN CASE,
o'suLLWAN, oouoHLIN AND KUNzE
fHAklNQ M THElA BOOTS,

Describing The I'oot rrluls on Tho Floor ot
Tho Carlson Cotlago-A hlloon Kreper
Tmllnes to o'fulllyan, Uoughllu aud
Eunro Hoing lp HIs rlpoo tho Slight Of
tho Murder pralnI Wlup
CHICAGO, Nov, 0, Directly after the
opening Of the court In tho Cr0uin case
yesterday morning tho crosreyaminatiog
Of Capt 6ahuflllar wU Usumed, The
witness was first questioned In regard 10
tho piece Of window shutter with
bloody finger marlIa on u, taken FROM
the Carlson cottage, as testified 10 by
him the day before, Tho .hutter ho
said, remained In the same condition aa
when taken from tho cottage except
that the marks were apparently Rome-
what dlmmed by age ard handling,
The matter Of tho footprints on tho
floor Of the cottage wns then tpl,an up,
The witness hlid That by hji orders, tho
boards In tho hedroum beating the foot,
prints were cut OUT those Ia tho hall
were taken ont by order Of Capt Wing,
Of LakoyIew Tho footprints In tho par-
lor were not removed, Al Of them
seemed 10 have been made by tho same
person, The pot Of paint contained
about a quart and quite q crust had
formed on the surface of H.,
Capt Eehuettler was then Bslfd on re-
direct examination In regard 10 his
recollection Of what transpud In tho
interview between OtulDyan and Capt.
Setback (9chuettler being praasnU on
May 49, aa testified to, Tho wIDnoa'
testimony did not diU.r materially from
that given by Capt Wing,
O'suuyun'a pnJ1L
.ObulilyGn alao admitted iu fII1 con,
ycr8tnn thntnon d, u|s W.u Ul ever
been injured 0nd that hohlU Uu boon
sued Tor dnmlgW, OtW.m Umi.d
positively that ha waB % myuu.g %. tho
CAn-nu(innl,
Capt sehuoltlcr stated how ho bc,
came possessed Of the blind ana alao told
the history OF the hair taken from tho
trunk Witness had been giycn two
bunohen Of hair Ono By Dr, Egbut
and tho other by Capt Wing, Roth OF
these ho had given 10 Dr. BcIllold, In tho
same condition that he received them.
On thete'croal'eXumin, ton by Judge
Wing witness went into detailed his.
tory Of tho koy Of the trunk, O0Icer
L1roh, he said, gave him the key aud ho
gnve II 70 Capt Wing,
Judge Wing followed up tho key from
The time Capt Sohuett1r gavoitto Capt.
Wing ha for ug the Wi,uUR lm0wlpdro
went, aud made him daHcdbe over agam
the condition Of the Carbon COTTAGE,
officer Edward Hodrcl; trbtiilod 10
having taken tho window blind from the |
front window Of the Carlson cottage aud |
brought II 20 Capt SChucttlCr Witness
identified the piece OF blind Ia court and |
also the finger marks,
AlW, Lingrcu, o daughter Of Mr.. and
MW Carlson, testified To having been nc |
hon fathers house MAY 10, when il waa
hi8t entered by the ClFlaona, after tho |
receipt Of the Crank Williams" lottor,
She told how Charley Carlson and her |
husband gained admission by climbing |
Through u window, and described the |
condition OF tho interior
Mr. LIngron corrohorAtcd his wlfea |
tcstimony aud the pIcco Of window
shutter woa offered In evidence,
created u Sensation,
William Nelmnn was then called and |
hiC evidence created u sensation, Nc. |
mans story was that he Ia a saloon |
keeper on School street and Ashland |
avenue, He opened his place MAY ., |
and that day mUdo a contract with |
n'guliivop fnv ty. M. ,,.,.t ..,,.,. 49,.
May 4, about 1880 o'clock, O'Sulliyan |
came IN, accompanied by two mon
They stayed about half an hour
Willnm Nicmun, continuing hla tcstl.
mony, sOid three mon drank two gluWoa
of vino cuch and stayed In the saloon
about half an hour When asked 10
look around tho court room 10 see II
either OF the men who accompanied
O'Sulllyan was present, the witness hclI.
tOtingly said that ono OF them ycrymuch
COughln, N.cman, when
asked if he ww The smaller man who
was with O'Suliyun that night, promptly
pointed toward kunge aud replied,
:, Yes, 0iri the man "a John Kunzc,
there"
Tho defense tried hard 10 confuse the
witnos6 on dates, but he had them well
liked by having opened saloon and NO.
lurod iia llccnsa the day before tho muir.
der occurred.
A Printer on tho Stand,
A. j, Mort, printer, wNs called 10
IDENTIFY thc card given by the driver Of
the white horse 10 Dr. Cronin,
Scrgts, Bolwig and Montgomery ,of tho
Chicago avenue station, testified 10 tho |
frequent telephone messngcl between
joughlin and OSulliwan aud cf officer
NqlyOlog identified the plcco OF foot
printed lloor.
Saw the Detective ht the Cottage,
Alfred Kcttncr, young German
yntcb'mOkcr, oaid ho had known Cough.
in for several years and lent material
assistance 10 tho states desire 10 show
hat tho bic detective wns In tho vicinity |
# the Carbon cottage pretty much all Of
lay 4, from noon 20 midnight, There
vas man with Coughln, the witness
aid, gmaller and younger. rather stout
nd having u email black mustacho
proving u 70 hayo bocp either Cooncy
n SimondS)
0llicers lIunkler and Robinson tcsti.
led 10 seeing mon on The sidewalk In
ront Of the Carlson cottage on the night
{ May ~ and u light inside Five min.
ties later the men had disappeared and
he cottage was IN darkness.
CourC then adjourned,
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DR. Cronin'a Clothes Found.
CHICAGO, Nov O.--Shortly aiter
CLOCK The clothes and instrument case [
( DIR, Cronln wero found In u catch. {
osin, near where tne physician's body