Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

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ruE PROCEEDINGS ~ coUEr
ClncA0o. NeF. At TIE Friday Aftsr-
noon session " ghs Croaln trial
0kesr P4ll Hoe1g $40 attends L.
telerhone calls a. the East Chicago
Avenas station, testified ihat daring
tie .-tler PARK " April &aa tie nrst fsN
d.ys ~ Nay CS@sAlln 4na 0s4llv4l
held several CONVERSATIONS through the
phone
Alfred ketLLer. watchuan. sSore
taas be SAN Dan Coughlin in tie re g.
borhooa of the Carlson cottage late
on the afternoon Of Nay A.
Oeoer Joseph Hunkler testified thai
about midnight OF May II, some time
after tie murder. he saw tWo men stand
ingtn the door Of he real-est4te olloe OK.
tie corner of Roscoe street Gnd Ashlan1
avenue. a. Joining the Carlson cottage
The witness went Up 70 them and told
them % move on. One was . tall man
and the other Wa of short stature. The
nssn walked north and the witness
walked past the cottage and noticed d
light on the inside. Ten minutes Later
he again passed the house, but there
wes no light Ia u ~ that time
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-The spectators 81
the morning session OF the Cronin trial
looked expectant, believing that the
clothes, instruments and other articles
belonging 10 Dr Cronin which were
found Ia tie Lake View sewer on Friday
would De brought into court, but they
were doomed 10 disappointment. The
discoveries we're not introduced, and the
States Attorney said 20 q reporter thai
they would not be till some time
next week. This unexpected addition
70 the evidence Of the State will prOlong
| the ease several days. 1t was expected
that the State would be able 70 intro
duce all its evidence this week
but the recent events render
this impossible. Jnst when the
state Will finish is now very uncer
tain. The catch basins along the
route Of the wagon viii be searched IL
hope Of finding the bloody carpet from
the Carlson cottage, and a new witness
which the discovery has suggested vii
be called in all probability another
week Will be required.
Gerhard Werdel, the occupant Of the
house directly opposite the Carlson cot
tage. was the first witness Of the day
and very interesting and importan
one he proved to be. On the night o
May he said that he left his bous'
shortly before o'clock. As he was re
turning about 1890 o'clock along th'
east side of Ashland avenue he saw a
| he passed Otto street two men goinl
north. There was difference Of abou
three inches in their heights. He was un
able 10 tell who they were, but saw then
enter the Carlson cottage. Next morning
as he and his wife were going hom
from early mass he saw blood on tn
| sidewalk of the Carlson cottage, an,
called the attention of his wife 10 il
There was a trail of blood, apparent,
fresh, beginning on the steps and run
ming out to the middle OF the sidewalk
where it turned slightly toward tn
south
DR.. Egbert was then recalled to tes
ify 10 having at the autopsy clipped
lock Of hair from the doctors head, an
was followed by Prof W. S. Haynes
for the past thirteen years professor O
chemistry at Rush Medical College.
He said he had examined the bits @
wood, cotton and paper given to hin
by Dr. Bclfeld from the State, and al
having reddish stains. These stains b
had subjected 20 two chemical tests. on
microscopic and one chemical an
microscopic combined.
What" asked Attorney Mills, i
Your opinion, as man Of science
caused these stains?"
Blood, Prof. Haynes replied.
The States Attorney having cor
sented TO the cancelling OF Alexande
Sulliyan's bail bonds, Judge Baker O.
dercd his unconditional release. Nj
sullivan was under SIS, 600 bonds {
answer any charge which the gran
jury might bring against him in tn
Cronin case, but no indictment va
found.
on the Hat Rack.
First Hst-How long has your ownt
worn you?
Second Hat-Ob, about year on an
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