Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
BURxE's CASE.

WINNIPEo. June 2l.-Thursday evening
Officer Collins Of Chicago, swOre out
complaint against Burke under the
extradition act declaring that he has
lust cause 10 suspect and believe
that Martin Burke, alias W. J. Cooper,
late Of the city OF Chicago, in the
State OF Illinois. did commit the crime OF
murder within the jurisdiction OF the said
State OF Illinois, one OF the said United
States OF America-to wit: That the said
Martin Burke. alias ". J. Cooper, on or
about the 4th of MAY. in the year of our
Lord 1889. at the said city of Chicago,
did feloniously. willfully. and OF malice
aforethought kill and murder one Patrick
II CrOnin.'
Collins has retained II. NJ Howell,
O c. To fight the case for the State
OF Illinois A warrant was issued by
Judge Balm. and Burke, heavily man
acied. was removed from the police
station to the provincial jail where
he was put in the cage reserved for muir
dcrerS Burke seems 10 feel his position
very keenly. although he bears up with an
amount of spirit surprising under the cir
cumstances
The case will come up for hearing be-
fore the Court OF Queens Bench, and Chief
Justice Taylor has appointed Judge Balm TO
hear the case. officer Collins thinks hiSisu-
dence viii be sulficientto warrant the Judge
in granting extradition papers
Collins said that he recognized Burke in
stantly a. the man he had tracked so long
in Chicago Burke appeared very uneasy
when he entered the cell even though be
must have known the detective was COM
ing. It is evident from Collins manner
that he considers Burke was one OF Dr.
Cronin's actual asssszlns, aud i. IS believed
he has brought certain evidence with HIM
which viii 90 :aE TO satisfy the judge on
this point
Burke told Chief McBae shat he was going
p resist 20 the bitter end any effort 10 eK-
tradite him He seems now 20 be consid-
erahlv scared aud 70 feel that his neck is IN
danger He refused 20 eat any supper last
night
BUREE REWANDED TO JAZZ.
WrSNIPEo Man June I.-Martin Burke
was arraiqned before Judge Balm
IN the extrsdiion proceedings After
some legal squanb.ing the case was
sdiourned until Wedne siay next Burke >
lawyer intends - GEht extraditi0n 70 the
last but no trouble Is anticipated by the
other side. the disposition OF tae auth or
i'iss here being 70 give every assistance
possible.
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