WLLIVAN UNDER ARRESI
Ihc inquest in the Cronin Case
Completed
TIE 'Iillllll‘l‘ 0P 'l'llll Jl'lll.
A lI-ber at Prominent Chicagoan. Inpltc
outed—laterv-at Conataatly Inrmaing la
that'ronln Cane—lunacy and Urban.
old Arr-aid in New York.
CHICAGO, June li—ln the Cronin hiquat
yeaterday J. D. Haz‘eny nwore that Alex-
ander Sullivan wanted t'ronin “extol-min
ated" on the ground that be we: a traitor it
the eauae. “Major“ t-‘Iainppon, a tuna oi uuv
.vory reputation, told a Itartling story a
hw day- agn about Daniel Conghiin, the an
luted detective, wanting to hin‘ him to “dc
up" Cronin, and Hanuuon‘e story waI noo-
roburated by State Senator Garrity‘i brother.
Chiafof Police Hubbard related the con
Mono! ll'anh Woodrnfl, alias Black, which
huplieated l'. O'tlullivan and the two un-
,_ known Inuiderera Some of the murdered
l’ luauh papers were read, but apart from .how-
III‘ tho hatred which Alexander Sullivan
bore towards the doctor, the documenta were
mainly a repetition of Luke Dillon‘s testi-
loony.
J. D. “eagerly aim tiatiiiul that Alex-
ander Sullivan told him that Cronin wan
dangerous to the Irish cause and tillulliii be
removed from our ranks, one way or another.
The Verdict of the Jury.
lt waa within a few minutes of IO o‘clock
when the foreman intimated that the jury
had agreed upon a verdict. Only Coroner
M and a lanai] knot of apectators were in
1‘» the room. The verdict was read in slow and
l, “ imprwive toner:
‘3 "We, the undersigned, a jury appointed to
make inquiry, according to law, as to how
the body viewed came to his death, state II
our verdict from tho evidence:
"1. That the body is that of Patrick H.
Cronin, known as lir. Cronin.
“2. -'i'hat his death we: not from natural
canines, but from violent means.
“3. That the said Patrick H. Cronin was
decayed from his home on North Clark street
on the evening: of May 4, Haiti, by some poo
Iron or persons to the cottage known as the
“Carlson cottagc,‘ situated at No. 13372 North
Addand avenue.
"A That at said cottage the mid Cronin
was murdered by being beaten on his head
with some blunt instrument in the hands of
more person or pers- ilh’ to us unknown
“5. That the holy, after mid murder was
COllllllillL\i, II In placed in a trunk and carried
to Bdgewntcr on a Wagon by several persons,
and by them placed in a catch basin at 1th
«Inter of Evanston avenue and Fifty-ninth
street, Lake Vch, where it was dIacovercd
llay cs.
“ii. That the evidence shows conclusively
toour minds that a plot or conspiracy wu
formed by a number or permits for the purpose
, of murdering the uni-J Cronin and concealing
his body; paid plot or conspiracy wm dw
liberately contriI ml and cruelly execute].
"7 “e hnIe carefully inquired into the
relation: sustained by said Cronin to other
perSons while alive, to ascertain if he had
any cause of enmity Ivith any person will-
cient to cause hi» murder.
“is. It is our judgment that no other per-
Ion or person: except some of thus: who are
or had been members. of a certain secret so-
ciety, known as ‘l nixed Brotherhood or
WCian-uu—Gail,‘ had any can») to be the In.~ti-
gators or executors of web plot or conspiracy
to murder said Cronin.
“Many of the witnesuea testifying in the
case have done so with much evident unwill-
ingnsa, and, as , we believe, II ith mental
reservation. We find from the evident:
that a numlxer of persons were parties to this
plot and conspiracy to murder the mid Cro-
nin, and that Daniel Cougblin, Patrick O.
Sullivan, Alexander Sullivan and one Wood-
rufl alias Black, were either principals, ac—
ocfioriee, or had guilty knowledge of mid
plot and conspiracy to murder said Cronin
and conceal his body, and they should be
held to answer to the grand jury.
“We also believe that other persons were
engaged in this plot or had guilty knowledge
of it, and should he apprehended and held to
the grand jury.
“We f urther state that this plot or conspir-
acy in its conception and execution in one of
the most foul and brutal that has ever come
toour knowledge, and recommend that the
W authorities offer alarge rewanl for
the discovery and conviction of all those en-
gaged in it in any way.
“We further state that in our judgment all
wet moieties whoae object: are such as the
eviienm shows that of the Clan-na-Gaelor
the United Brotherhood to be are not in bar-
mony with and are injurious to American
institutions.
“We hope that future vigor and vigilance
by the police force will more than compen’
eateforpastneglect bya panel thetrxeeiu
this mac.”
Thirty Warrauta lune-l.
It '3 reported in police circles that no loss
than thirty warranta are made out for us-
pectedaceeasories, ailofwhich wIiilheaerved
atonee. 'l'helietissaidto include John F.
Ollieev Dan Brown, Harry Jordan,
Michael Roland, Lawrence 3. Buckley, Peter
IcGoehan, D. C. Feeley, Frank Murray, J.
J. Bradley, J. J. CuenoaaudJohn Mose. lt
iaalaoreported theta warrant wiilbeismed
for the arrest of Henry IeCarou, the English
spy, and his extradition demanded. The
majority of thoae mined are prominmt oili-
eaa of the Clan-nailed
Sullivan Actuated.
lmmediatclyupou the verdict beiugren—
(Iced Deputy Shaina Palmer, Broderick and
William drove in a carriage to the residence
of WBunhantm Oak street,inthe
'Nirth Ilivblon. Even on thiacritiealday
thacooh- which has characterised the
noted Nationalist from theopeuinz o! the
inveafigaflm ranalued with him. Although
the jury had retired before he had left his
hwofllaunda'the shadows of the county
building, andheknewfallwdl that his ar-
rat was ineaitable before morning, he was
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awaiting than and aurrotmded byhla
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LEBANONS DOUILE NURDIR.
Ia Ileana In “hide a A: with M
tin-ct.
banana, II. it, June lain-in a too am
[tame farm home. about u quarter of a mlb
from Mt'i'ldvu \ diner, iliutl .‘iirn. Uri iiitI l-‘rw
man, ti? yuan of ugh, and her IIIII Lucien,
aged 30, who t‘at‘l‘lnl on the farm. Freeman
in aubjecl in hilt‘ii‘ of hereditary infinity,
and, although he was not ClIliaidell dan-
roui potion, it has been noun-nary to watch
Iim ciouoiy at the time he wan luflerin'
from thiwaitucka A brother named Fred
etayed withhitu Friday audtlaturday nighta,
but twin; Inabioto leavelneowuworkdn
"as!!! John Morgan, of Harm. ”(ole
the home place and take care of laden. '
Lucien retired as usual Monday night, but
during the night he left hia own room on the
mood floor. and, going down stain, occupied
a bed lounge. Early in the morainlhearum,
and, eel-tiring an ax, miter-ed Hurgan'i room
audg'avehirn two blow: with it. Morgan
wan evidently killed by the tint blow. it
would acorn that lira. Freeman llllbil have
been aroused and partially tin-seed, and had
left her room to go to the kitchen, when
aha war. overtaken by the murderer,
atnioh on the head with the ax and
hillui. Lucien then left the house in
about a nude condition and started for
Orvil. Eaton'n, n dhtance of two milea,
reaching there about 5:50 o'clock, and
amused Mr. Futon, who took him into the
houae. Subsequently Lucien told Mr. Eaton
what he had done. The sin-riff was notified
and arreetul the murderer. lie ahoered the
aherill where he left theaxhithe pasture
near the house, and it wan found covered
with blood. The prisoner appears rantectly
calm and readily answer» every queatioii.
The IIIroner‘II jury rendeml a verdict
against young Freeman, who will be taken
to jail at Newport. if not prevtoualy de-
clarul inane ho Will be tried in September.
in hie same moment» he exprrms regret for
hia deed. but been“ uncomrnod.
’lhe llnclvel Shop nut Approved.
ALBANY, June i2.-'l'he governor has ap-
proved lla-cilibiy bill No. 0U, entitled “An
acttorunend pct-lion hill of the penal code,
relating to wagers, betting and gambling,"
itnownas the “bucket Idiop bill," and filed
the following IneInoI'aInlum with his ap-
proval; "1 ant illt'ilnuJ to think that thIa
in an hornet bill and that it. ought to become
a inW. it aims to uuppress what is regarded
by some people no ‘n-epectable gninbling.‘
Stripped of verbiage, It proI'Idou that 'any
perwn nho Iliall lam-pa room to housed for
making any wagers or beta made to depend
upon any lot, chance, carnalty, unknown or
contingent event, or on the future price of
stocks, bond-I, uIcnrities, commodities or
property of any livfl'fiplilm whatever, or
(or making any contract for or on account
of any money, property or thing inaction no
bet or wager-d ‘ ‘ ‘ shal'be guilty of
a Illlmit'llittlllul'.”
Baltimore llrlcfa.
BALI I.I.'« -I;I:. June til—Liane S. Conley tiled
in ('.l‘rilil court No. 2 a bill asking that u re-
am or in: anointed for the Baltimore and
Uliiu iluliioud iicilcf dissolution. Mr. Cou-
lcy II n: a member of the mx'mliuu for sev-
eral ywis, but when the legislature revoked
its charter in lax) he declined to join the new
Baltimore and Ohio association, subsequently
formed under the general incorpimtion law,
on which account, he claims, he was dis-
charged from the company's service. The
bill asserts that the ducts of the relief new-
cintIon exceed {CHLWL and that Its fun-ls
have been lllisnppropl'lllifll.
Jtrhn Uallney, one of the ulllpil’t’i for the
American a-w-iatiou of Insebali clubs, an-
lluilllt’t; that be has resigned.
('levelantl'a lioy Murderer.
CLEVELASD, June ll—aneatigntion has
eatablidu d the fact that Otto lieuth, the mur-
derer of little Maggie 'l'homymn, is both a
bright and a bad boy. “is scheme for hid—
ing the evidence: of his crime showul no luck
of brain power, but betrayed a want of
knowledge quite natural in one of his years
He did not know how to proportion chloride
of lime to the purpme in view. He alccpa
well, but cries and who when talked to. lie
was sharp enough to express a preference for
two of the best criminal lawyers in the city
to conduct his defense. The impression is
that no defense of inxnnity canaav 'In from
the gallows. Maggie Thompson 3 funefl
services were held at St. Augmtine’s Catholic
church at 3 o'clock.
The Electric Sugar Swindla.
NEW YORK, June l’.‘.—ln the trial o! Will-
iam 0. Howard for defrauding the stock-
holdcrs of the defunct Electric Sugar corn-
pany of 36,5!” under fake pretem, the
prosecution culled three wholesale sugar
dealers to the stand, from whom the defend»
ant and Prolesor Friend purchased the re,
lined sugar which was used to blind the
stockholders as the sugar that had undergone
the electric pm Time sugar dealera
testified to the purchase of the auger by the
defendant and the profauor.
A Deatnutlvo “'aahnut.
liou'ornz, Mesa, Jane 12—h destructive
washout occurred which swept out about one
hundred feet oi the solid stone wall on the
east side of the lower level canal, dernoliahed
about twenty-live or thirty feet of the west
wing of the Water Power unpany's Cabot
streetmilland wrecked a bridge owned by
theConnecticutRiverruilroad whichspanncd
themnai. As near aaean beestimated the
lows will be from £15,030 to (Imam About
twelve thousand bands will be temporarily
idle.
s" Getty-hug loan-cute.
Gmauclo, Pa, June 11—11» liar»
Iota aoldien’ monument eommision, Had. (I.
3. Manager, 11m William Lochran and
Maj. )lartin Engines, have located position.
for two mum“ to the First infantry ’
ment, the onlyrcgimeniof thatatateinthia
battle. One of the mama-ta will coat
$54130. Bothwilihe near themedl’ick-
ctt'a charge. The Eighth New York cavalry
veterans, forty in number, bye arrived [rum
W and dedicated their monument.
Cl‘amalm' Convention.
firm Your, June ll—The report readat
theNationai Cigar Trade A-emhiy eonverr
twuabowedthat thetradewuinam
oucouditionaudtheunioaa of them
duawmbettaorgauiaedthanthoaetnthe
.n, m action of theCinciunafi branch
to elect a eombinatkm with the Internation-
alunlonwuindoned.
Ana-ding“. ”Ballot Bill.
Hamm,Juae n—‘l‘beaeuatewilln
eenu'dar the aecret ballotiaw, vetoed by
(lover-aw Bulkeley, and minded to suit
mandrnndbythebm 'l'heamd-
Inntleavetha billinforeela atateornaw
halalecfimalmmtiamiclpalctowl
deedeuaand further widefuthenad
W"
mama-ornament
Wax-Jae. W. Va, Jane ill-A
p tab andauaval train ea the PM
“mama-ammonium»
lid-datamvamrllew n.-
h; a had not. Jan-M a vani-
“cumming" “1H,“-
'“mw'fi-Uview
10!}: 1. n0, Worth].
421.com}. Ammo-v...
A Century of Talking is Not
Worth 3. Minutes Proof.
II has Nil Tail laII iiIIlIs In PIIII Tia!
M. 8. SMITH’
is the right place to purchase reliable dry goods for you know tin III iv II III-r» the
creed goon You know you will save half your money be doing no, You know
we have the largo-at etock In Norwnlh or South Norwalk. Y on know thI-t we keep
everything iirat- china and "Mable. \IIu irmm our cIIdli-Iui vane it Inc III-I. ~I all that
heart can wiuh: and if you know all time incit- w .-Ich undonbt: iii\ )utl do would
you not. think it for your Ihto pet to con-Iv and we In, and that I~ tab |' w - l' .Irdmlly
invite you In do.
Call and we the great slaughter we have made in our stocks Ihia work.
Sateens ! Sateens. '
Our choice line of Sateen-I, all III-w, lrunlmzno- etle-F, i'tIIllgzitl urmt crowde oi
cuetonwra lest wet- -.k We tune a few left niIicII we Ivtll sell at the !- umI price
18c” III: Id If there be any nu yet (It!!! huliliilo‘ii for the coming Hen- n the _I would do
I‘rli' by c tiling upon us as early l. a mum IIIcIII, for tin-I iI n pontzv - huIIniII.
h.» ._,
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Outing Flannels and 1‘... dates.
VI ill! the rule of "Jilit it no .mI ourj._ ud, and “II b Iii: Iln . .,>In "iii im. of tin-
tlIiI people no ierl it «or duty to I: :w- -IlII-III :I'. the rum»- prnI I . L'gi --i l I per
yard, that II.» In n- rw 'lillli! them |I~t week. for no lrmix of t 'l-rtb III -IrIy proph-
dcsiring to purchnm good: of IlIi~I d-Iscnpiu I a: U.» a- in-uui ,. ~~il l. [Lum- :h. -I did
lihi M iii liil'lnl“ lvru of llts- nppmiuIIItI .II III g: I- l‘ I. III :ill‘V‘i. . r iI Ht
lnlny it Lb. I :~' for I. F" that.
"I \hl’d.
On” more op2porturn v crar. ted for the r-w p'-
mnI quart: r their actual value. in :III III nlrhs utiti niIIIIl.III.IIII¢,1ti and 1::
Dont Foil In calinnd Innkewnr punlm P If Iii-ion in r {may wort: m d m...-
n: h w. The chance is a [an I on, c HIS-Iicllng the (pi. .IlIty and prictI
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Fans. Fans. Fans.
“ I- have purchanrd the best nmIrtIIIr-m of him to in bud, eun~I~III I: n! all
prices and sty Ira from2 er I: U 102.00 A ny one considering how wztrm the
weather Is lIablo- Io he at nnv hour would do in ii to make their [ll-l: "has In at once,
while the stock In new and ii led with the hands- oineet rivaigne.
Again we make mention of our complrtc line of Swiss M d [one Hounmr re
at" I 5c, worth 1. 24:95:. w" it '.?il ”I; l 10' north 140:1".5, Worth 15!); 135. worth
75; 2. 2.), II will 3 00.
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in the in ’s Furnishing Trade
We would my that we have jn-t not iu'd tiI- finest and moat complete line oi
Gente' French l-‘lanel shine at prime that are ieyornd reproach.
Ties of every description.
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Collars and Cuffs.
All linen Collars, lie each. Cuffs 18¢ per pair.
The hergaine advertised above are the meet attractive oilecings.
M. 8. SMITH,
In. IIIIII,
South Norwalk, Conn.
finals}; humour“ ‘m my:
SOUTH NORWALKE EVENING SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY,
JUNE 12,
EUR '1 liiI‘
w yer-in oi (‘hailire tor the. We have the belie r Ipmhly aim at hand tic. wb ch are but roim
:hiiiu h wool ail‘I-rt dad: i iullica at Do
It) yer-III of lawn (III
Ivrrcttn' IIM nucleon» at '.Ir per yard Km III below on. red ir'n "nu l'.‘
tIurtiouII-vtl- xinglmur. of whiihwo haveanuperh ammo-at we will oflcr M a tomato for the
nut w‘wk at ”I“ per yard
confident that you IIIiI decide lhat Inn piaceiaat
SOOF‘IELD
No. 3 (‘Iinzcttc Building. Nor‘vnlk.
CHALLIES, LWNS W AN
‘0“le l WIIIII. K.
SCOFI ELD & HOYT’S
At It ban the Inn- llllrlaiili'hwi tau of Ian the! all dry pod: home. a th s \I only an m wled "liable, It no: main» luv you touceriain wh~nellr wed» thI cheapcu.
D SATEENS
A l‘
sateen. ferlrtg- Admitted by our coauthor"! in. Mamie lint-III l’wmh valua- at Ole
hurrah nuance, 3‘, yard. in length. for [‘3 55 which othcu ad: SLO) for.
All our which wool ucnnctla Clothe. forunrly W per yard, reduced to ilk.
This: are not re-nanla orpoor can", but are of the laiui shade» and luau tIaInnuI
firr “bargain in black silk. flinch-wide, can and Imtio track, an! t' In im in in. al inc.
Thin Iiilt would he a bargain at Oi tr. ‘ ’ P" '
33 inch Inhair. in all the non d-iralrle chudor, at ilk. per yard
Ail-i aihr “than on II we feel
do HOYT’S,
No. 30 ‘Vasllinglon BL, Semi]: Norvvulk.
‘W. ll. MllEKER II CO.
sou; AGENTS
We
in Bunnie Iii
FOR THE
'llliiH Willi .llllillil.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and “wlicet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AS I) l‘ l NVVA R II].
[cumin given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
II'SIC HALL BLOCK
85 Washington
HaIiII Hai I no Sale [If Canals During III lav" so
dVB Cone uded’
Same Prices for lie liIIIlI of June.
W w. -. ___.__
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
St, So. N orwalk, Gt.
W. B. HALL &CO,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
11"
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Are I .oontvd
011 1113 ilfllll‘ 81., Home If BaIIII.
n. I I will“: o‘very article at a email profit. but (It a thoroughly ra-
.. :I ruin-g prmcrplo of this limit.
i Juvra on M on nit , but «tropics of many r-f our Birgainr. and any
. i to l:-r thi be filled at ~arn» prior ”in at moo store. Commencing
June int. III {all more on erle ha t’l. Itrrr- .~l rel: (.f n 'rthtun Importer tint we have
jnnt port: luv i at 4A.: I. on the dollar.
II
—l’icase Observ e a l Icw Prices.—
i‘ hem-2y ruthen' heat a: mure 5:le Bil .
ill-Inch l’nck Um ilmir. SIlks 79.
ii" piece. u-Iet liollar iiro Grain 59.
:m piec Piani Sarah: at 45
:73 . xii: quality Sarah» at 50.
Paid pirt‘ plain lnnlIhiDi n! ‘25, 3'." n- I . '50
2W wine. I. cwi) imiimt at has
50 3“ ill! ti all wool I)A|'P" (Bonds 33.
mud-int . Mottled at titers.
One cum 3‘) New at 12:}
——~l.men Department.—
it|0 pier .«I Scotch Diaper, all linen, m.
‘31 piI-ce. two yank wrdc Table Llamaulr, ii.»
100 int,“ Quilts at ti.
5 hole: pvnd Crash at 3cm
-———Jaclicts and \t raps.-—~
2‘10 b. :t=~ '~‘iI l‘uiflf made locket: $7 50,
l K) real 910 quality at t- I.
liandeom c- Beaded W raps $6.
All l/mv Traveling flarinente; were $3. sit) and $12,
200 plaiz. Caehmo II: Shawls at 79c”.
We haw many Inigaim in lloaiery, Swiss Picnncinge, Chantilia Lace: and
Dress 'i'rrrnrnmge.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!_
a Inert ticlicicuc Desert. that can he wound in five minutes; Race, Vanilla, 1“ '
duo". Thine who have maid rpcak hilhly otit .
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 16c ll). Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
kin-I, Salt Fish and Blotter Herring. kc.
The lined Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 III. Nariiieli creamed Bitter iii $1.00, il' 35:: ill.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or Site III
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c III.
PreahCmncdllmir-gafincanwc. twocauforfir Clara Chowder in one. Pickled lobster and
lamb-1mm apieedoyatmiazlan. launchoiecl'ruaohlocih
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102..
Shredded Codilah h delightful: one [round will go for two panda of any other kind; 13: Try it.
Chlifornial’runea )0: lb.. Bibs lube. Large Californial’ruura, Band": In. 8 Stapler 1*.
litre Choiee layer Fig: forte:
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Q'llaveyoa triedtbccelehated Dew DropCannothooda; theyheuthc-al .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Sin. So. lorwalk.
'l‘HE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
1a noun m
_ TI (I ..-_\':'
will l-- aphid.
Mu, \i'.
ordi-Ir' cairn
reduced to $3 and $5.
so. Hgnmijam
use nonwaur.
baa be f
Lad Mb-‘uhr-e'r‘m man-ta
ii i Lilith” [it
“imaiml‘ .. as»;
.. A“! Wufik " .' ~H‘. ,K. ix“
Grand Spring opening!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
liver shown to the public. ssoriment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public.
A large :I
Have also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings I... 250
A large :LIIsortrncnt in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
In. Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a cali'nnd prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Kahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwang. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
PARLOR S UITS.
Mohairflushsuawithmvans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
B7. 39 and DI lulu Street, south servant. ll. Italre,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—-——A‘l’ 1“ OLD "All! 07——
T. BUR]! Gm & SON.-
apmawoon.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PB0MI’TIIY.
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mmmmrrmmnummwammmmm
om U. A W.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1;
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Norwalk Chronicler