The evening world., 1889-06-13

EVENING WORLD got from this city yesterday,
has been made still more positive.
BASIS FOR MoRoNEY's IDENTIFICATION.
Hatfield gives further details of Moroney's
dress. appearance and speech, which the po-
lice say correspond exactly with their private
reports from New York as to Moroney's per-
s~onality.
Hatfield picked out Moroney's picture from
twelve photographs of different men. and he
says TODAY that he cannot be mistaken.
The evidence connecting Mornney with
Cronin's murder is. according to States At
torney Longenecker, summarized as follows:
FIVE AccUsERs OF MoRoNEY.
l.. Salesman Hatfield. Of Revill 4 Co., posi-
lively identifies him as the man to- whom he sold
the furniture for the cottage in which DR..
Cronili was murdered.
g. Expressman Martensen, who, carted the
Identifies MQroney's picture from, a number OF
Others as the man who had the furniture
3, Mrs: Conklin identifies Moroney's picture
rs that of the man who took DR.. Cronin away in
a carriage the last day he was seen alive; -,
register Of MeCoy's Hotel. ,fhe signature Is W..
L. Melville, the name under which Moroneg
s Wasu.i tbe n EddSiSitH; oi " M Mpi net9n says ne VIII
s., The clerk Of, McCoy's Hotel identifies Moro
ney,s picture as that of the man who registered
as W. L. Melville.
WITNESSES COMING TO NEW YORK.
Tho present intention of the States Attor-
ney is to send the above named persons to
New York to identify the prisoners there in
extradition proceedings.
GOV. Pliers REQUIsIrIoN.
News comes from Springfield that Gov.
States Attorney acquisitions upon the Gov
ernor of New York for the bodies of Moroney
and Mcdonald.
SULLIVAN IN HIS CELL.
Alexander Sullivan has been removed to q
cell i'll the County Jail immediately above
that in which LOUIS Lings. the Anarchist,
blew out bis BRAINS with n dynamite bomb.
The famous prisoner maintains q steady
and composed demeanor and has his usual
appetite for food.
ANGUINE OF RELEASE.
To friends who visit him he confidently
predic s that Judge Tuley will decide in his
favor on the habeas corpus writ, and that he
will be n free man within twenty-hours.
His law partner, Mr.. Windes, was with him
this morning discussing the situation.
Judge Tuley announces that he will give
his decision i'll the habeas corpus proceedings
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
RUMoRs OF MORE ARRESTS.
Chief of Police Hubbard reached his Office
at an unusually early hour this morning and
was IN close conference with Detective Mi Ter
and another detective who has had a great
deal to do with the Cronin Developments.
Luke Dillon saw the chief shortly after
wards. lie would not say. what truth there
was in the rumols. WAIT until Moroney
nnd Mcdonald get here" was his parting in
Junction.
TAKEN UP by THE GRAND JURY.
To-day the Grand Jury, acting under Judge
Stewards instructions, began what promises
to be a notable investigation of the Cronin
case.
The jury has been specially gathered and
includes the names of Mt least a score OF
prominent Chicago business men,
Much comment Is created by the fact that
there are only two Irisllmcnt i'll the panel.
They are w. J. Guam aud W.. ]. O'Neill.
They are of unquestioned standing aud high
reputation.
The organization of the Grand Jury having
been completed yesterday, they entered upon
the actual business of the case immediately
npon assembling at IL O'Clock.
MoRoNEY IN DIR. C%RoNIN's REPORT.
The fact is now revived here that the name
of Moroney. of New York. was linked with
those of other friends OF Alexander Sullivan
in DR.. Cronin's report to the United Brother
hood.
DIR. Cronin in his ninth finding charge:
that Moronoy was forced into the PittsburR
Convention III the place OF n righttnl delegate
from New York, Dr.. Gron ms arrangement
on this count was as follows
Ninth-That Michael Boland and d. @. Feely,
the former by act and the latter by assent, are
guilty of attempting to pack the Pittsburg Con
t FSI1}PlS sHi SS' c n,.i; G sSoGpa, Ee1 sAT flSisSMf cf ,a 'VSH
lin, the delegate from Dakota: third, excluding
osulliyan aud Delaney, the riIghtfHl deleR9te'
Belts and John j, Moroney from the bogus dis
trict; fifth, admitting Bola1d and Miilep. IL
leGal, delegates from NeS York; sixth Admlttinl
seventh, sitting as delegates themselves In di
rect violation OF the constitution
TOM DESMOND Is WANTED.
One of Luke DIllOn'E intended prisoner
seems 10 have escaped. He is Tom Desmond
the Pacific coast Nationalist. n Dillon & \
pectcd TO have him arr, stcd for the CroniI
murder at the same time as were Moroney
and Mcdonald.
Ii is alleged that Desmond Il the man whC
engaged a room in McCoy's hotel here thu
day before Moroney arrived and that theI
were companions.
Desmond, il is stated, was in New York OF