The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-29
from the central detail. Harrison street. and

from the central detail Harrison street. and
Desplaines street stations
Jamos Quinn. proprietor OF the Erie Hat
Store. Clark and Erie streets. tried to get past
the officer who was guarding the door OF In
spector Sheas private office where the muir
derer was being confined.
LET me In therel Let me at himl" shouted
Quinn, as he tried TO force his way in. HIS
right hand was thrust in the outside pocket OF
his overcoat and he clutched big revolver.
Just let me get one look at him." pleaded
Quinn. 81 think know him."
Sergeant Broderick. who was on guard at
the door. closed IL against him. and Quinn
continued to knock on the glass panel 1t be-
came necessary for some OF the officers VINO
were In the room to take the man away from
the door. Tears were seen In Quinn's eyes as
he paced back and forth. He was very nervous
and excited. and at times he would press his
hand to his forehead and mutter. ITS too
bad. too bad"
After walking tho floor for few minutes
Quinn made another attempt to get into In
spcctor Sheas Office. Onicer Desonza noticed
him fumbling something in his pocket
and suspected that he had revolver.
He stepped up behind him. and slipping his
hand into the poke took the revolver. Quinn
offered NO resistance. The officers believe he
would have killed the murderer had he got
close enough to him.
James Quinn is a member OF tho Demo-
cratic County Central Committee. and was al
ways a warm political friend OF Car
ter Harrison. He had an engage
ment to meet the Mayor at the
Worlds Fair this afternoon. but was prevented
from doing SO. During the last campaign Mr.
Quinn was one OF the Mayors managers on
the North Side.
Developments made late to. night go for to-
ward indicating that Pterdergast has had
murder in his heart for several days.
On Thursday afternoon OF the present week
he entered Billy Boyles chop house on Cal
houn place and took a seat at 4 table occupied
by w. A. $. Graham. the murdered Mayors
secretary. and another man well known In
local financial circles.
Graham. who was acquainted with Prender-
CAST. introduced him to his friend. and both
gentlemen noticed that the man was laborin
under intense excitement.
Presently. without any remarks having been
exchanged to lay a foundation for what was
coming. PrenderRast burst into bitter do
nunciation Of the Mayor for what he declared
was the latter's opposition to the elevation OF
the surface railroad tracks.
If he don't elevate the tracks will kill him.
] will shoot him dead" circulated Prender-
CAST. bringing his fist down on the ia
BILE with force that made the dishes
rattle. and attracted tho attention Of the other
patrons 1.-THE place. The men addressed SIM
ply smiled at him. attributinR the strong lam
guage to the excitement under which he was
laboring. Observing this. he again calculated
this time with still greater vehemence:
Yes. will kill him: mind what say I'm
less he does it he is dead man."
Not imagining for a moment that Prender-
CT had ~ riar In
his heart. Secretary Graham adroitly
changed the subject, the mans eXcite-
ment gradually subsidized. and when
he left the place no had apparently
forgotten what he had said in the heat Of pas
sion few moments before. Neither Of the
Ilaertleman thought any more ~ the subject.
ana secretsry aranam re9arueo " ~ 20 ttiviai
that no did nos msntion the sup'ecs 20 nis
chieL
In the early mail that was delivered in the
first or z A. NJ delivery. at the City Hall this
| morning there was letter from Prender-
CAST addressed to Mayor Harrison. In
which he urged upon the Executive the
| necessity Of immediate action upon the eleve-
tion of the tracks Secretary Graham. upon
whom the duty Of opening and classifying the
Mayors mail has always devolved. put the
communication one side. regarding it as lack
ing sufficient importance to bring to the per-
sonal attention OF the Mayor: but rather
as emanatlng from one OF the small
army OF cranks that gay IN anu Gay
out deiuee the mayors once "''hou.
RECOMMENDATIONS ana propositions ahu
Suggestions OF al xmas anu innings ihnu
merabie. Ater the mali hao peeh sor'eu
Secretary Graham, VINO had an appoint
ment at the worries fair with the
man In whose company ne had been wheh
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EX-GoW. oGlesby was painting rosy picture
OF the slories OF Chicago at Republican mass
meeting In North side turner HAIL
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