New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-19
flag being hauled down from the Dolphins main as
the last flash left the muzzle Of the gun.
TO CONFUSE THE CRONIN JURY
WITNESSES WHO TESTIFY CONCERNING THE
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRISONERS
EFFORTS TO MAKE OUT CASE OF MISTAKEN
IDENTITY-o'sULLIvAN EXPELLED
DY THE FoREsTERs.

by THE FORESTERS
Chicago, Nov. 18.-Another disgrace has been cast
upon p O'Sulvan, the iceman, who Is now on trial
for his alleged completely in the murder of Dr. Cronn
Elmer Goshorn, prominent member OF Court Lake
view GO, independent Order OF Foresters, says ;ha
oSulvan was a member of this court There was
an important meeting recently, at which everybody
present voted to have the alleged Cronin murderer
expelled.
"Thsn o'sulllvan was formally expelled from The
orderl"
"Yes,'
"what specific reasons were advanced1'
"That can never be revealed outside OF the members
of the order. Il is enough to tell tina, we did not
want Mr.. O'sullivan on our membership rolls
In the Cronin case to-day, Feter Koch, worker
In hard wood, testified that he lived in Lahevlcw
near the Carlson cottage. He had known Kunze aool
five years. Kunzc worried for him in 1885 and 1887
He boarded with .he witness for weeks previous
TO about the eth 11th Of May last The witness
had talk with Thomas Lynch, the distler, in regard
to Kunze in April. The attorneys for the State
objected 10 this testimony, whereupon Mr.. Forrest
said
"what I propose to show Is the talk about
Kunze at the time OF the explosion of the bomb at
the dlstery year: that Thomas Lynch introduced
him 10 COughn, and he and COughlln together went
first to Coughllns house and walled up Lincoln-ave
ard then he the man that was walking with
waited around that house for the purpose Of meeting
Kunze that he met Kunze at that house; that he
gave him in the presence of this the papers, DC
livered them 10 Thomas Lynch, that Thomas L!hch
has the papers that Kunze told him he had announcer
paper that the papers were supposed to come from
tho whskey trust, that Lynch wanted 10 get 'na'
papu. that the next day Lynch and Coughin went
lid TO this house 10 KunZe, that they saw huhzc
that the next day this man drove Kunzc out OF MS
house and told Kunze there man out there going
TO arrest him that Kunze went to the south sue
that Coughlih kept following him that this man was
sent by Captain Schuettler to tell kunze that nc
wanted him TO como in and surrender himsel Ill INC
Cronln case that he told Kunze he was about 10 DC
arrested; that again he met Captain schueticr ana
schuettler offered him $40 to 60 and point out huh%e
Then l will put Mr. Lynch on the stand to-morro"
and he will explain why Kunze and Coughlin went
TO Peoria together
The witness then told in detail the story above
outlined by Mr.. Forrest He said that hunze got
into little trouble, and that the Keeper OF he'io
dry goods shop threatened have him arrested for
this reason Kunze left his house and changed his name
lanes Hyland freight handler in the Lake shore
Railway testified that he and his cousin, Jeremiah
Hvland called on O'Sulivan about O'Clock on May
: They took supper with O'Sulvan, and on leaving
between o and 10, he and his cousin ana U Suli'ah
went TO a saloon and had two glasses OF sherry
and cigars. At the request Of Mr. Wing ." Dan
ronebIn. the prisoner. stepped forward ard
S Io'e"' Witness stood beside him. The wit
ness was half head taller Than oonghn I'M.
At the request of counsel for the defence the VIZ
ness then stepped down in front of the Jurors anu
his cousin Jeremiah being ranged alongside OF MN,
Tho Jurors had ar opportunity OF noticing the likeness
between the two jeremiah liyiand Iook , posi-
lion beside Kunzc in order that the Jury might Judge
sS m tho similarity between them. His testimony /:
however was clearer and more definite than that ci
hts cousin who preceded him. Ile hentlhtd the
Ioon nv its location and By its interior appearance,
and cave its street aud number No. 1,7ss Ashland
ave This Is the saloon owned by Nehman ana 'h ne
videnr object of the testimony of the cousins Is 10
break the force of Nchman's statement. He swore
tbat on the night of the murder, between 10 ana IL
o'clocIS O'sullivan, Coughlin and Kunze came into
his saloon. ,,..,. s robn
Michael whalen, formerly detective ard IHhn
stiff sergeant of police testified that on tha nght
Of Cronins murder Coughlin at the East Chicago,
ave police station from halfpast until aiter ~
O'clock.