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" i@Eess wanted - raise fa2c Ter the de-
rense II The Men ca trial IA England Cen
exal hsr~In s4lG thai Iriendiss- A.en were
better 81 a. stch times NAsn tie witaeSs
returned Irsa4 Ass York lie had three
half psnnys ia lie pocket Ihe row in tks
Pittsburgh convention wGs go-e over
otasr witnesses told ef Captain Lomas-
keys saizsioa VI destruction - England
Carroll Kerwta and k0lSDx were scored for
neglectiag Ias taIaIliss VI tie Gynamiters
flemIngs mother died la tbs poor-hOuss
The captains vile Was turned cut
of tbs house by tAe sheriI
Shs testified before the committee
that she had received but sioc from tie
organization She saw Alexander Sullivan
and told him her condition, euL he did Eo.
aid her
This ended the reading and also the in
quiry.
MAzOREY's AEEEsr
CaICAGo, June ll.-MaroRey and Nc
Donald the men arrested ia New York, viii
soon be Keeping company WITH Ssaghlin,
OSUllivan and their Fellows behind the bars
OF Cook County Jail messenger detailed
from tho PlnkertOn detective agency is
now en- route 70 Springfield armed with
papers that will secure acquisitions for tie
two men These papers oncs secured de
tectiyes will hasten away u New York and
return at once with the prisoners
The investigating committee has had for
some time picture OF one OF the two men
now under arrest in New York, ana 1t is
claimed that TIE picture has been positive
ly identified by a. least two OF 4. ii. Re
wells clerks that OF tho man who
purchased the furniture and ear
pets delivered al IL Clark street and after
ward found IN the bloody cottage In Lake
View, and who Bought tho trunk found on
Evanston avenue. IL Is thought that Ma
Ioney's picture is toe one identified; that
Maroney Ia the man ''Simons," and that
Mcdonald is either the man who drove the
| white horse or enc ef tho Williams"
brothers u no rented the cottage.
A New York dispatch says: ''Maroney and
I Mcdonald assert their innocence OF any
| connection with the Cronin murder, the
former being especially emphatic and
anxious 70 be taken to Chicago -
once. lie will not contest extradition 10
Illinois. 1t is reported that he wishes TO
make Il statement for publication, but In
spector Byrnes will not allow him to be in
teryicwed Mcdonald is very morose, and
viii not discuss the matter ut all The
prisoners will be held until the arrival OF
officers from Chicago with extradition
papers
"Maroney is 4 member of the Clan ma
Gael and Was accused at the Pittsburgh
convention by the murdered man of
being an Illegal delegate from New
York, aud was outspoken at tire
time as ono OF Dr. Cronin's bitter
est enemies lt Was known that he
bore the doctor the most intense hatred
aud that he should be one OF the prime
movers in a conspiracy against the doctors
| life would not be 4 surprise TO those who
know the man and the part he took at the
Pittsburgh convention"
CAREER or ALEXANDER SULLIVAN
IAlexauder Sullivan is a son OF pensioner
OF the Brit sh army, aud was born al Amherst
burg. Oat While yet boy he went TO Detroit
and took position as clerk IN a shoe store In
year or two be commenced the shoe business
for himself In that city, but failed as 4 result
OF an ince ndiary fire, which destroyed his store
and stock. IL was charged by MS enemies that
he set the q re himself. but invest CATION and a
most sensational defense resulted IN his dis
/ discharge. Before this time no had made him
/ self Gems picuoGs in the trades unions adj
vocate OF the labor movement, which was then
! quite strong IN Detroit. Ia the political cam
paign OF lsfS he took the stump in Michigan for
( the Republ. can candidates.
! soon after the inauguration OF President
Grant Nr. Sullivan was appointed collector Of
/ internal revenue st Santc he, IN New Mexico.
/ He went there and commenced mis- labors, but
was not confirmed by the Senate. Subsequent
/ IL be was appo nted secretary of the
| Territory OF New Mexico. lie estab-
lished = Republican paper at Sante re,
which he conducted for some time. lie got
into several serious Guarrcis IN the Ter
rtory. and was once hot al by General Heath.
/ Later he came 70 Chicago when he At once en-
/ tered politics. az first IN q small way. partly as
alourn.lisL but later on a somewhat extensive
scale. He began as reporter. In 1873 he was
appointed secretary OF the Board OF Public
Works Of Chicago. under Mayor ColvlB. and
was II that time politician OF considerable
Influence
Mr. sullivan married Mss Margaret r Bu-
f chanan OF Detroit. Mich, whom ho had known
from girlBood- Mrs. Sullivan came TO Chicago
Is afiss buchanan some time before the mar
rage. and vas engaged on several OF the re ws
/ raDers developing considerable ability a.
I forcio,e writer. she was lately in Paris repre-
! ssnt,pz synd cate OF American newspapers At
the Worlds Expos tIOs, oui IS B0~ os her
way here.
Atso'c1ock on the evening % August :. 1878.
Mr. Sullivan shot ard Killed Francs Hauford.
+ principal OF the North Division Hign Sshooi-
I A. the time both he aud n : wife bad CONSIDER
7 able influence ard sne had taken a deep inter
es- in educational matters concerning herself
with tie dstrzs o. the Board Of EDUCATION.
f Ha7ford ou1osed her. and wrote . letter which
VAS read In sac CITY Council dcueuncing % al
f Iced corrupt RAG Ct tic board sayins. The
fu-tgsfor and eng ncer IN Cd ef ~ al THIS
srvItrv connected with fhe .eEislstion 81 the
beard IS Nrs. Sullivan, wife Of the secretary a
srs Board o. Public Works. Her izhusr CO
via Osivn vas proved bT her getting BaHsy
f dismissed sud Der husband appointed ln =
stead On ihs sane eyeaing slliiFaa TOOK BIS
vie ard went 20 HaufOrd in carriage- He
1 damanaeda rctractioaci the ietttr. Which Han
1 f,-f refused - xrsut Atthls he ErocEsd Han
T fsra G5wn and q fsht ehsued Otaers intsr-
fsrsd rhea. a. was alleged - the aeie1se,
Hssfsrd sisrped Mrs. 3 Taa- 81 vhich sal-
4 rraa drew = revolver sad shot her asss.iant.
Fa STATED thst he irrenfsl - shooi hanford -
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