Fair play., 1889-06-29
BURkE'S RECORD.

He Il Sal! Z" he Wanted Tor Another
Mnrd-r E->idr> that of pr. Crrntu-
Burhr's fIi-rhe t.rtnd Jury sitting
fh-"tian- Na-Gtci Con.piracy-A rr-.c,,-
er"n~ Police Sergeant Eriuced-rh~
London Times tntrrr,trd.
CHICAGO. june ai-At ten o'clock This
morning the grand Jury viii resume the
investigation OF the Clau-na-Gael con-
spiracy which resulted IN the dealt! OF
DR.. CrOuiu. The expression ''Clan-na-
Gael conspiracy" conveys precisely tho
idea that the grand jury has conceived ~
tie cause ot the a>sa>>luaf ION from the
evidence which has So TAR been presented
10 them. They feel certain that the re-
moval o: DR.. Cronin was accom- 2li-he,! aS
'he almost direct result Of the teachiu. -.
the More radical wing q: III. nr.auIza-
tion, and On the resumption ut their Ia
bors to-day they Will ~ deeper into the
secrets. teachings aud doctrines ~ :hs
order than they have yet done.
Chief of Detectives Elliott made the
startling statement SATURDAY. that Burke
was wanted for another murder besides
that o. CrOnin. Further than this geEer-
al statement Lieutenant Elliot; would not
go, but he promised t. go into particulars
III a few days. The authorities have also
obtained additional clews in regard To
Patrick cooncy. Bur&e's pal, who IL now
confidently believed bv the police tn bs
~. r. SIInuuI>," or one - the Williams
brothers." Burke being the other. pairc-
tive Palmer has discovered that GA tho
day ~ Eurke's arrest al Winnipeg
C"oney left the city. being we'll supplied
with funds by man VIII" Is known - tho
police, and l. being shad,wri. The POI
lice claim 10 he on the right scent. and
say they VIII have Coouey behind tho
bars IN less Ihol week. Chic, Hubbard
has reduced Sergeant Stiff. one ut rX-
Captain SchaSch's suhurlinltcs. t. the
rank of patrulmau, presumably because
he has received Information which has
led him to suspect that the officer has
been giving away" the secret muye-
mentS ~ the police in tn. Cronin cJ>s.
which have bsen used to advantage by
friends of the murlrrrrS.
CHIEF Hubbard. Captain Srhuettler and
Detective Palmer are in jolly frame "f
mind. The cauSc of fh. SIdden change
-. feelin. was til. complete il"ntiii ..ttiuu
OF Martin Burke. the Winnipeg prisoner,
as ons Of the principals in the hnrribl,
butchery. Tile authorities are now sure
that they are working iii the right direc-
tion. Superintendent Hubbard remarked
somewhat auXiouSly SATURDAY:
ait would be all right If we only hal
Cooney. II We could ouly get our hands
on that scoundr-l then we would listen To
"A coiifes sion and commence 10 bring III
the culprits."
The London Times has becom" sudden-
ly interested in the Crnnin case, and il il
expected that the paper has some -trik-
ing revelations in connection with the
murder that will be given tu the public in
a short time. This morning clerk from
Lawyer Frank Golfers office appeared ut
the coroner. office with n copy uf cthle-
OF the London Times, III which Mr.. Collier
is authorized 70 obtain. a. speedily as
possible, legal certified copy of the
complete procee ,lings of the rorouer's iu-
quest. This will necGSs Ssitat. a copy being
made of the eleven hunired type written
pages turned cut by the shnrt-haui men
at the inquest. The public Is left To
guess what object tn. London Times may
have with copy Of all the evidence taken
before the corouer's jury. 1t is said that
the matter was to hiv. been kept a
secret. In connection with the cable
gram ii may he mentioned that Frank
Collier is on his way to London, having
the evidence will be prepared next week
by the clerks of the Cnrouer'S Office at a
cost Of $50 ur more