Telegram-herald., 1889-06-29
SULLIVAN AGAIN.
The Crontn jury Dsvottnx its Time
10 the Suspected Lawyer.
II IS MloSI SURE TO lsDICI Hin.
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sNL1IeAN slLl HE Ek4a9.
Ca4cAso. Jane - A. &fteEueoD paper
s4ss tbs grand i..TB hAS GrsqPeG a. ofheT
tsaases ~ tie lISnln u1alNsI conspiracy
skesEt thal IA "a hlas Alexander Sullivan
Appeared - tie oeHtIal Aga aad tho
-. illg splsiG TsSUsaont - wcig hty. that
il Iausl 2lHlosg positively feSsis in his
inaicfll.set bss been sapnittea a. tie
grand ,0Ey showing that sA4liF&n hAo sSS
sTai times ats naPtea u shVs ir ofonsE 10
be : British spy noI olaly - nae eiaters -
the ClAn-ua Gael bat - The world sAeTf-
~ after Dr CTonin oisappeAIsnos- some
of the ssidsnoe before the grand
,t,ry goes 10 prove sullivan told
q friend of his that Dr Cronin Mas sUs
uec,sd 3, leading Irish nslioaGlists ~ be-
Ing = spy Of the same stripe Ss lie o4ron
and thai they daily looked fof his appear
ance on the witness stand IN ths ilmes
Parneu case. Sullivan did not make tais
sI&t. Iaont GA hsaTssg or GA suspicion,
but as = fact and Ia proof of II lie showed
the man = iettsT from az Ing member
Of Parliament with al inunAtion that II
was Henry laDouchore which w4s
sent 10 Patrick Egan IN salhvan's care The
Telegram. sulilVan's story went on, ~as Ia
"a cipher 10 which he dld not possess The
Key go he ~ as forced TO forward II IA tie
same form ia which he received IL Pat
rick Egan being AWAY from home at thai
tine. Sullivan sent the cipher
telegram 10 Thomas Brennan, Egan's conn
deuual friend al Omaha fOf tTannInisslu IA
10 Egan lie also sent a telegram ~ brcn-
nan asking for information 10 the mean
ing OF the telegram Ia reply lie received.
40 he said. a telegram from brennan. Lis
telegram he chow ed 10 the man Who test
fed before the grand jury thread
Message 'AEoiher witness expected 10
follow l. Caron for the Times. ] think THIS
must DC your doctor. Watch steamers about
May l.. A. think lie Will probably sail then.
% "
"B. f." Sullivan gave this witness 10 un-
derstand Was Brennan. and the Telegram
which he showed Was a Translation ho
said Of the cAiper from the English ncnl-
ber OF Pariiment Particular stress was LAID
on the fact that IL was an English not
An Irish, member OF Parliament, but one
who was friendly To home rule. The
picioas part OF this proceeding ls that IA
close search OF the fi!es oi the different tele-
graph companies fail 10 reveal that sullivan
ever received any such cipher cab.egraIn-
ABOUT READY TO ISDICr
CHICAGO. June 2a-Ihe CTonin grand
jury spent seven hours ia arduous inyesti-
cation Thursday, pushing deeper and
farther into the secrets OF Camp ~ OF the
Clan IA Gael 10 the seeming guilt of the
fatal ''inner circle" The proceedings OF
the jury room are being kept with unusual
secrecy and the inquiry in detail is almost
wholly withheld from the public. but mat
teTs are now hurTying To u conclusion and a
general indictment OF all the conspirators
thus far known is promised by States At
torney Longenecker either Saturday or at
the beginning OF the week
The Tribune of Thursday SAYS: ''Tbe
grand jury viii probably return at least
three more indictments The parties ia
question are said to be Alexander Sui
liyan, John f. Beggs aud Patrick
Cooney There has been much talk about
omnibus indictment against Camp
No -, but no such action viii be taken
The course Of the grand jury viii be- con
seryative - far as indictments go. The rs-
port VIII be strong and VIII strike III the
Clan-na Gael In vigorous fashion"
The names OF the entire membership OF
Camp ~ numbering in all sixty or seventy
men are known 10 the states Attorney
In installments they are all being sub
pHnaed as well members of other
camps who are presumed 10 know certain
facts. Besides other witnesses fourteen OF
these Clan Gael men were examined
Thursday
One OF the members OF the brotherhood
was John Dennis Ryan When he came
down from the grand jury room h. said
that he was not member Of Camp ~. but
that he did belong 10 one of the South side
societies Ryan declared positively that
Camp - had been disbanded within a
month There were more than fifty mem
bers OF that camp, aud as a camp he
satisfied it did not sanction the illegal acts
OF any clique among its members
Then Why was IL disbanded?"
because it brought scandal upon the
society"
The police have learned what the At
torneys for the men under Indictment for
Cronin's murder propose 10 set up In the
nature OF a defense. lt is to be claimed
that the body 81 Or. Cronin has never been
found or properly and positively identified
Detectives are at work TO make the proof Of
this point positive