Telegram-herald., 1889-06-11
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plilan says Cronin's Mordessg-~
Can't Eso2pa
He PREDICTS THEIR CAPTURE SoOs.
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1a1CaSo. June - Directly ga oslpt ~
Important Information ~ wire 81 + . olocs
Sunday Al. At al laks IilllSn seeaetAFs
oi Tie Clan 10 -ts4el executive s~lss
We Val have tbs xauraeIeIs AZ ia.
CTonin before t~0 more sesks aasa
gone ey 1ast sure ! al here III Dll-
lon indicates that hGs detectives al agonss
IA sA Eastern city arc almost NlIsaG reach
~ one - the principals IL tAs 1o2l sLaI asI.
ana that his aTrest ALL probably be 1As
event II tAe neat forts eight Aours Ia00ga
Il Enas bs tie n4AIscI ~ lso esskx IL.
Dillon says
.-rns neraerers oan not escape TtsFe are
iat1s lega mensegs ~ tss Cnitu1 nrotEeT-
hood e st4S CoeEsfy il 00s uasn ls slA sct
under IlY lEsir@, ons aka y ID are Alert aaa
resolved - eppreheee the nuraersrs-
They car Het esSsPe We are en-
Ilcyins the most sk4ifsl dsgootixes ~
tAs ooGntiy and oar agents ~ ~ors ia
every cty % The United states Ia Fi4ia-
De phas alone Df AcN4hey Lac sIeni sloTs
than tl.eS a fsilow4Ls ~ eiesa az IA re-
oeipt OF teieErsms aaa letters from All
over ths country describing suspected sneE.
Telling re 81 eltss. assuring Eit II support
sEa lEoissing sums ~ Ineney for prosecuting
the work. The executive 81 she orothefhoo2.
though Is refused to Appropriate S,sk lsst
afseT the murder. az ] tesii1sa Friday, lave
since cent so1O 10 the prosecution fund
AT Dillon said that nothing needed h. be
moEe clearly proven ~ tie world than that
the unitec brotherhood. as q society, wa
Ia nosise responsible for Tie great crime
The crime. said be. ''was planned 10y an
aide villain. AID II any u the strunlsnts
IN it's doing thought they were serving tie
society they were deceived"
CHICAGO. June IL Before tie Cronin in-
quest as resumed II uss given oct semi.
officially that some very impoTtant tssti-
m0ny was TO be introduced during the day,
and that with that the inquest would
ba closed IL viii De tie last eYl-
oence 10 be introduced and then Tie
jury Viii order the arrest of several
persons il has been practically decided
By the corOners jury already that their seT-
Diet Will recommend that Alexander sui
livan be ARE sted ana held without bail az
an accessory before the fsot ~ Dr. Cronin's
murder
Among the rumors which, before Mr.
HertE raped tor order, few round the
room. was one that Luke Dillon had given
the authorities information which would IN
the course Of the day result IN the arrest
Of a prominent man in Irish ahairs,
at present living In New York To
reporter. Chief Hubbard ad-
nlitted that such al arrest was sboat 10 be
made perhaps had already been bat lac
positively though politely declined either
10 give the name OF the suspect OF 10 say
whether Luke Dillon had given him the
fscts forming the basis OF such = move.
Neither would be say OF what the infOrIDa-
fiOn consisted
Michael Whalen was the fret witness
Until two weeks ago hs was police officer.
lie testified that he was a mem Der OF amp
-, Clan-na Gael and he knew ban Cough.
lin and T. o sullivan Both were members
OF Camp - Since Nay he has tTaveied a
beat with Dan Coughlin lie never Ind
any conversation With Coughlin about Dr
Cronin, nor did they ever discuss The affairs
OF the order. lie hfst heard OF Or CEonins
disappearance Sunday HIS cousin. y o
sullivan, told him Of Mr. ConklBs vlsit 70
his Sullivan - place ssd that the doctor
had disappeared The witness brought
sullivan " the station and skKea him "a
tell Captain Scba2ck " that he knew. SUI
Ivan said he wss afTJG he mlgEi be
pected OF having had somsth'Gg 10 with
the murder, he had a contract with
Cronin ~ attend 10 accidents &c
any one ia his employ Nhalcn said
he did not suspect Sullivan at that
time of completely ia tie crime nor
did be slUpect hin now. because lie thought
he Was toO respectable . young fellow
ID do any thing of the sort" Witness Vaf
sent in company with Coughlin 10 look
for the man smith, whom Coughlin said
he had hired the rig at Dinan's stable for.
They could not hnd him In the meantime,
the horse and buggy had been taken % The
people TO identify. Captain 0olAack
and Coughiin tod him IL vas
not the rig. and the captsin ordered
him 10 drop the care and attend IL station
duty. He paid 10 moro attention - the
matter Some DAYS afterwards be and
Coughliu were walking together on CLARK
street when Coughlin etospec ana hello
few moments conversation with a man
whom be afterwards tod witness wns
smith lie was asked II be did not have
instructions from Captain hchsscs
10 bring that man smith ia, and
why be did not arrsst bim The
witness answered that be had been taken
Of the case aod hsd nothing - Go with d.
COughlin ssid De bad met The man and got
three dollars from himl AZ thai time wjt
ness had al idea that the doctor was living
and that that was not the horse sEd buggy.
u be bad known At The time that that wh.
Smith and that that was The horse and
buggy be would have taken that man ia
Wbaloa said be had never spoken 10
Alexander Sullivan ina bis life His number
~ Camp - IL l8 had never during his
msmbersEip received a circular signed ~
i II Norton. secretary, nor any other ne
tice Whatsoever
John Z o'Connor, secretary ~ Camp -.
said he could not tell whether John y
Begrs had been present ct al the m@stif "a
Of the camp or not The last time he saw
him there was a week ago last Friday.
He knew Dan Couehl'n. but not 7 y suL
Ivan although the latter might bs
member 81 the camp Witness
snid ne had been member -
the camp foT * years but covSnt cay
that he vss thoroughly posted on lie con-
statutson lie dia not lBow tbss any thing
contrary e the ln Ws - the country wss in
it and If be vas called upon bv the camp
e DO any thing contrary 70 the isw bs
would most lsopsf lively refuss % % Il