New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
COUGHLIN And CNZE POINTED OUT
RECOGNIZED BY THE MAN WHO SAW THEM
GOING TO THE CARLSON COTTAGE.

RECOGNIZED BY THE MAN WHO SAW IhhN
GOING To THE CARLSON COTTAGE.
Chicago. Nov. : (SpeciaD.-states Attorney Lonee-
necker today added another link to the long chail
of evidence connecting the prisoners in the Cronlh
case with the murder and then wrapped another coll
around Dam Coughn and John kuhze' Inc
dramatic point was reached and fully appreciated by
the audience when William Meres rose and In un-
certain English broken with frequent Icutonc IN
terlccuons swore to the identity OF Daniel OOusnn'
and john Kunze the two men whom ne sa" or''o
up 10 the Carlson cottage on the night OF May g.
Referring 10 the incidents Of that night, he Siu
Il was on the east side Of Ashland.ave. near the
Carlson cottage about s 80 O'Clock. | saw two men
drive up to the Carlson cottage in buggy when
came about fifty or seventy five feet from the COT.
age the buggy was Just in front of the cottage au1
II stopped one Of the fellows got our OF the buggy
and went up to the front gate and went through IL
and UP the front steps II looked 10 me d. ulo"s"
he had some key. something Ike hat III Ms manu-
and hat he opened the door himself As soon a. 'n"'
fellow stepped IN, the other fellow that was sI.'7
in the buggy turned the horse around at once ana so
away just as quickly he could ga not taAe any
notice Of the fellow that went into the house. 10 see
whether he had hat on cap. but noticed 'n'
he had Oh a dark brown Overcoat lie had ou"S.
As soon as that fellow that was in the buggy Vurneu
his horse to go away, | could see his iace oo"o'
There gas light there on the corner @NN A. "''
light, and | could see his face"
How near we're you 70 him at that tllio
Oh, Just from the street 10 the Sidewalk d. wa"
very near the Carlson cottage When they stoPPoI
was about seventy five feet away "eh' on a1A
ing toward them. / went south 10 the grocery 'oio
on the corner Of Ashland-ave. was there aOou'
half an hour. When / came back again. anu ""o"
came about half a block near the cottage ,Hon
heard somebody mailing In the cottage a. Il e1 .neT
we're mailing boards together. l hearu 'n'"i
[ was half a block away ,.
Cross examination elected tho TACT nat ui' VIZ
ness did not SEQ the face OF the man VINO got ou' %
the buggy and entered the Carlson oottH1s'l tbs
rat his subsequent Identification OF ih ~ -,
county jail b.. view OF ms ,t DaCA, Tho cNttare
senbLei that OF III. man who went hto 'uv e0.,.'7 7
Ife witness admitted that he had t1h ~. ne c,,ci
examining counsel that be could nor tic ,LnrTd
lin but said he had lied to got fd " ,hi about n
because he was not ready % tel any uni III anyhodv
and because the police told him not 10 "" "''''
about IT, ,- .,t poIiceman
Coroner Hertz identified the trunk anu ,h T 80
q Iorch the trunk kcy which ngute IN tIo 49, a.,
Frank Murray of PinkertOn's Agency, rpea'cu ooiT
tcrsatign I'm which O'sulivan d,nled thal ms u't =,
noss card had been used 10 induce OloIIn ~ ~ ~
H. cottage Michael j. hack, t0im.I PoH,o , ~
tain related his conversations Wlth rrnL
" Hubbard chief OF police, lden nlhed tno cas,' uu'
trunk key and other articles oonnoclel WIN "a III ne
" lch have been In the possession OI lhe I, ~
nariment He man schuetucr, acuhe CdPlir,s en-
police, testified 10 the character OF the IoY'piN "
tbc paint on the floor of the Carlson cottage