Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-31

CHrrsco. Dee. "a Henry L. Telman.
the expert In microeoopy who sss called
BY the state yesfarday 90 testify that tho
corpnscles ia the blood On the csftpn
found IN the trunk and on tho colfz<e
floor xere disfinctirely those of hum8.
blood, Was put on the stsud to-day Tor
cross examination. Ar. Toimas's test.
niony Was that he dlscoserod ia the
specimens little bi:s of scsiy epitheiinm
or fuzz from the human ska. Tins w1s
strong proof that the tiood uks fIou q
human being.
Sergeant Donald MsKinnon n the
Winnipeg police force Was nckt cslls,l.
Mr. Nckinpon taid he was . witness la
the former trial Ope q the defendants
then Was Martin Burke.
"where did you see Burl<os"
I'm the police station AZ Winnipeg"
ibid you talk 30 him.
Il did. I searched him and talked
30 him and Chief McRae talked % him.~
What did you say 10 him flrstf-
Il found two tickets On him. One Il
these was from Winnipeg 90 Montrexs-
Ii was made out In the name q W. j.
Cooper lie said he came from Chicago.
We asked him IL he bad cpme direct
from Chicago and he said no. he bad
come by way cf Hancock. MichiEan.
We asked him why he had gone there
and he replied that he went there % sse
John r. Ryan. lie said Ryan lived on
a homestead there We ASKED him II hs
had communicated with anybody since
he was in Winnipeg At frst &c said
no. but the chief told him he knew bet.
Ger. and then Burke said he conmuni-
Gated with John r. Ryan~
Mr.. Seaman then offersi in fsidcncc
the railway couductor'e check bctseen
Winnipeg and Montreal aud the receipt
Of the ticket agent for the price q the
latter ticket
Gustn,e Klzhrs. the young siasnIfh
Who worked in his fathers shop a No.
IS Clark street In 1850. testified thst
May Of that year q man came into bis
shop with a big Tin box. Tie jdcntiscd
Martin Burke AZ the firsf trial as tho
man. Burke vsntcd the I'D u the box
soldered air tight Ia was secured by =
strong cord a. the time Tie dcfcnse
objected that acts ~ conrpirators after
the consnmmation 81 q conspiracy we're
not admissible as evidence. Judge Tut
hill, in ovofrulinz the Objection. said;
"If that was good Law il would he I'm.
possible 90 ever prove conspiracy. II u
not charged here that Daniel CouRhlin
actually did the killing. but that be vss
in the conspiracy. and "A is necessary TO
prove the guilt of az least one either per
son in order 10 establish the fact a that
conspiracy.
-Did you have any conversation With
Martin Burke that morningy" tho Wit
ness was asked.
~fes. talked with him aboet the dis
appearance of Dr. Cronin. isorke said
The ---- was British sl,Y and
ought 20 have been killed. kept still
then because saw be did rof want "a
} talk any more about Dr Crfuin. The
box looked - u n had been hurried and
had sand On IL When started g. cut
the cord 90 N TO solder u right. he ssid /.
For Gods sake. dont DO that" and
pushed my hand suss from The box.
lie said: Any kind o; Job wiii do
could not make very bright job q a
with the cord round tae bon
Again the defense msvcd 20 strike oui
All 81 klahre's Testimony. Jastse Wing
saying. The theory q the state At ths
last tr.al vas that the box confsined The
DOCTORS clothes which ssN 10 bs tskss
10 Europe and Found there b support
tho conspirztors In their scheme -
brand the doctor ~ British sps vhu
had met he fate The Jury ~ss eekrd q
drsx this infessbes. although the ssi
dence 81 this witness sns insrpiuccd -.
fore the clothes we're found IN nv Lake
view sewer
The clothes wefe found isfore fis
witness testified" ibfefiecf~i Mr.. Scan
Ian. ne ihsu warned up - the snbiect
saying. ~rbe dnctos clptbe< wee found
1 in the sewer. buf the docfnrt rapafl
wers net fosDd nor fis watch. not In
lyreasf pan. by eli thces articles IN
doctor could hsve been ideutihed c.sie'
than liy he c,othes. Ny clothes woald
have doD.. Where - the blossdy cHfr<'
! frosn the Garrison cs,tfsgs. Judge Ninf'
We iniro3ocs the frstimpny g. eher
that Martin f;nrke. teo dsys after fh.
rnurief. brsnded his sirtim a. briih,t
spy
The cyuff orsrrulrd fae ohtecfion.