Arizona republican., 1897-12-15
other weapon than the cultivator.
 The case will be resumed this mo1L ing.
THE KILLING OF LYNCH.
The Only Thing Established Is the
 Identity of the Suspect.

The Only Thing Established Is the
 Identity of the Suspect.
 There was no Tightening of the mys- tery surrounding the killing of P. F. Lynch at his room in the College Place lodging house on Monday morn ing. The inquest was resumed before Justice Johnstone, but was continued until this mor-ing, when other wiz different in amy essential from the story published in The Republican yes terday morning was produced. No one had heard a shot and no one had seen Schung or Sues, for both rames were given him by Lynch before he died. His room, which is connected with Lynch's room, was undisturbcd d and no one had slept in the bed the night before. The door between the rooms was locked and the key was on Lynchls side. The outer {ioCr of Lynch's room was unlocked. The ee- feet, or rather the lack of effect, of the wound upon Lynch was extraor- dinary During most of the twelve hours between the shooting and his death with a bullet in his brain he was able to talk. He removed his trou- sers without assistance and when they were put on again before he was taken to the hospital, he completed the rest of his wardrobe and walked down stairs.
 The officers spent all of yesterday trying to find out something about Schung, but could learn nothing. No- body outside of the lodging house could remember him by the descrip- tions given by the lodging house peo- pie and they had only observed him casually.
 Last night a young man called at The Republican office to say that he believed he knew both Lynch and Sdhung. He was directed to the sher- iff's office and went from there to the undertaker's, where he recogn' zed Lynch. Schung's real name, he said, was L. Sues, whom he had first met in Chicago The young man and Sues traveled together, arriving in Phoenix last June Sues remained here a short time and went on to San Ber- nardino, Cal, where he established an upholsterer's business. He returned to Phoenix about two weeks ago on a wheel, he said, and for the first time
 
 last Saturday night that he intended to leave for San Bernardino on Sun day morning, but his friend saw him once later in the day.
 Sues is a sort of a mystery in him self. The young man says that he has travelled over pretty much the whole world and speaks nearly all languages. He told him that he was i'm Phcen:x twelve years ago and had served at an army post in this territory.
 Deputy Sheriff Boyd yesterday morning telegraphed to one of the Grand Rapids (Mich) addresses found among Lynch's personal effects, de scribing his death and inquiring what ulSpOSDllOu SluCupu Ut 1lduc Ol Lut UOuy A reply came through the Adams Ex- press company last night to forward it to Grand Rapids, but to hold the ex- pense at this end down to $35. LETTER CARRIERS ON WHEELS The Mounted Service in Chicago Will Rp Discontinued
 Washington, Dec 14.-Postmaster Gordon will discontinua the use of bi- cycles in the letter carrier service a. Chicago. MT. Gordon received permis- sicn to talks this action from the post master-general today. There are