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i oe pared to attend to the making up an’

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Scotch Short Bread or Cake.

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Rice nit OISCUult,

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| WInnipra, Oct. 28.—George A. Baker,

| Assistant State Attorney of Chicago, arriv- jed here to-day. itis understood he is hero |in connection with the confession regara ing

WAS LURED HIS DEATH.

TO

Unicaca, -Il, but | nove the less surely, the state is weaving a}

Ver. 29.-—Slowly,

ae ithe Cronin I sr alle ee tal web of evidence about the ‘assass- made br haan tee moat sana ak ” . . . ret : . ve , ; ins.” of Dr. Cronin. ‘The prosecution is| 7 c his fellow prisoners, Bob Heifer, :..c released prisoner, vi: gorously as-

relying upon small points as well as large,

|. , | | 1t for a friend who wanted to make a visit}, j ; ’ i

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| serts that every statetuenut be has made is true. He sxys Burke, despite his. protests jthat we did... want to be near him, per- jsisted in telliay hin the details of the plot iwith its murderous outcome. One of the three alleged recipients.of Burke’s confes- siou bas recently gone erazy, and . another this | 2 has yet to stand trial for fi rgery. Helfer is alee jthe only one available tu the prosecution as with the riz he|® Wituess in Chiesgo. Baker will try to in- To- | duce Chief of Police MeCrea to go to Chi-

ln on wit the wife of the|°” as a Witness,

swore that she drive into the stable e night of } fay 4th. He eame | FOR dowa North CO jark Street trom the Nert! 7 i the direction in which dean

oles to refute the stories and exp Janations | of the defence. This fact was shown-in an} i aberen sting mi nn er to-day. Coughlin has| ways claimed that when he hired the De white teeeta, which is believed have driven Dr, Ordnixi to his death, he did}

to

down South Halstead ‘Street. Had’ story been true when the stranger ed to the livery stable would have driven in.from the: south. day Mrs. Patrick Dinan, livery stable keeper, the stranger

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A Woman Excommunicated

LIVING IN ADULTERY WITH A MAN NOT HEK HUSBAND.

saw | about !

th 1e@ assassins’

| Coughlin’ story ant he veuizod ie for_ he gy 4 Namtan special to the Hailes Menai P , ae cheer : a ae ea ntoid hewitt ix bishog Cleary was at Westport story. The defence did their best to ; hake | ra n 4 Bassgysdre aa~ eee ee man baptized and confirmed in the faith,

j her but failed, Curcaco, Oet. 28.—At to-day Napier Moreland,

| but who had been notoriously defying ibe awe of God and the chureh by living i in aduitery witha may not her husband. Four

the Cronin “trial | an employe of}

Patrick ; : i} liy ay ' 12 iff § j : atriok Dinan, the livery man, [testified a8 | times “al had adm: ished the ‘wontan, but to the facts of the hiring of the white horse ishe persisted in her trse. She offered

I he eve ‘ f Ms ‘ rs) ; , Yeoni | on the evenjng of May 4, when Dr. Cronin |... 4 protest a bill of divorcee procured from

lwaa killa ont Ake i vba a @ rep |

j was killed. He said that when the horse ,some court in the United States, ** and to was returned, ina little over two hours, it ladda.” said the arehbish: op, sacrilege to

| Was in the conditida ofa horse that had been | adultery, she produced a certificate of pre

| ariven very last for the length Gf time he tended marri: ige Uixtergone by herself and

was out. ‘the buggy was covered with sand! ¢},¢ partner of her guiit at the hands”of a

ar 1 oulevard d q nal ly aun es maud, Mrs. Conklin, at| P-otestant minister in an eighboring town, wou ; Use Cronlua last hy ed, v Was the ©} This | Ub adds xd irre ligious itisult Lo her im- next witness. ;morality, for there is no such thing as , 7 > . c= : . * : Pt + THE DROOY MESSAGE TO DR. CRONIN. {divorce under the Qhristian law.” The

. 3 Le ; 4. atchbishop thei ited ti - Mrs. Conklin told the story of how the | °?S20P men recite 1 the law ot the mat : iter. The effect produced was visible upon

i doctor was called away from her hose on th a . oe cr . ‘ op 7 le COD gt 4 i ‘ - ithe night of May 4. She said that at 7.20 a a "i Th of an -* arions ras of emo c +B se ahathem: ias > { »Y - | P- m., a stranger, who seemed nervous and | : Pa RAO Cuneee Gee aan stern: atic om. Iit-draws attention to marriage

excited, rang the bell, and when she opened} | under gimjlar

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ithe .deor enquined for’ Dr. Cronin. He Har circumstances amongst: pb sons gh social standing. ;

, seemed reluctant t enter, but finally did | so when told that the doctor was e ngage od. | The stranger then took a seat in the waiting

m, Ww) hen Dr, Cronin came: ont of hin oy “Doctor, THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES ALMOST IDENTICAL.

: office the man advanced aan said decry ; = ==+-Cronin, youeere-wanted to attond a Wat | ;

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i - ea 45 ‘ ? : Y ; om HG rae fai fg Gu, Fag aT ands bate Gighs who has been hur: iat Suilivau’s ieg office, ' Lams ON, ct. 24, =x Screkgn, | Crancellor a pet Phe doctor made a remark which witness | “ Ext! 1eguey sido at Talk this e 52 cpm, etm we ms _wening. ine ss : } 5 rs bik se) é \LE, | didn’ thear. Atthat moment the man drew |©™@?!4g, instanced the Cretan difficulties as Ke oe . 3 . . : rmila > 4h a } an Ran J : oe la eC ard irom his pocket an ad presented it to an ¢ Xan pic ot oie [LO 1b} s almost certain ey Taye, B ithe doctor, and he took the card and said, % '0¥ow the granting of home rule to 1§- w. beg M®*: ¥ J. HOVGSON having no further “Oh, yes; what ia the nature ‘of the acci- | ‘#4 The circumstances of the two coun- = 4i+"- r his Horses, Carriages and Sleighs, ' dest: ys He 8a l, ‘‘A man has been rub mene ee aoe identical. i. il & nt ) Ire ‘ ? my ; Vig v nealki : : » ses an ae si | |% will sell then 1's ig nee ith | urs, Harnes >>; over DY & Wagon. The doctor s: Lid, soy | John Morl Vy, Speaking at Bristol to- 6 se So oY = ;&c. rivate s: sy ay @ seen at! 7) 17 ” ig? ‘elerred t« } nberl: ’ Pay 5.235 ESo ie = a un ner ut a 1ey May be seen ati ij] be with you soon,” or somet hin & to that night, rele rred t » Chamberlain’s career as ~ c 4 at = O ac an jade a y ne¢ his sta rie Ss, effi act. ub lament able iUlastration of the ts Rake’s - O =F <@7 . ve oct28—tf j progress” from ultra-radical ‘ +. _ = [on Ate. Fa F2 a nie mele: Getta meee de wee yee eee FOIn Witra-radicalisia to uitra- me Seat, S 2 : i hs cdl ccd LEFT? THE TELL-TALE CARD BEHIND. 7. CE, - e i ag afer6 ; bas 2 1 ; toryism. He warned the liberals not to be S Sa.” o& © on ne a BE 1ow agall I 3 “dor 3 af a . , 7 ’ . e - , = = smo 3 e a fad « Ni OW New XN 6 a he = a wat down ag n on Oi cage « (a, drawn by unionists catechising into fram- ~ 2 PEseRBESS < ra - w KM + WY. [Spal a doctor turned, saying (he card Ol ing a iconstitygion for Ireland, as they were - 2% the splece. ihe man said O'Sulliv nile > trons. : - me 85°66 . be i sina —" - PY . ; ‘ ee a iat: ae under the srqgita set.of men only pretend- = ie): 2 = ; : _. | Was out of town and left word that Doctor jj, actinoy in good faith 5 s © SSSSS a, Si CT Whave mcently secured from" Me MG | ace and le . ing to be acting in good faith. a Bes es Sle Vy 7 : ’ ’ : — Cronin wag to attend his man. Dr. Cronin Wryndha Balftunrs aacrotar ' is ~ 6 a = es D ts € 28 cde ie ' Lai : : Vyndnham, Daliours seeretary, speaking as e Suan =: i ¥ Gatn, oi Giasyow, Scotiand, from his 7 i J ; » Speaking ti 2 oS an | = oe - iran to his private room and gathered some! .; Dover to-night. an ; hat ¢ woe mj S — a | pe srsonal instructions, the secret of makin g the } ; ; , cst 1} ~ jal Lover to-night, announced that in 1890 2 > 4 9 wndages ¢ coth a a ) t! Bal] > aenmia = oO Ss + = @ following tine Cakes, Pastry and Rolls, ee rd vith 1 vets arer ee na OFOUgAs | | ur would intredeca i4 parliament a mao e br ot , ona , ' then sur se : a cas vate teh oon } = — oe 2 €& Knowing them to be of excellent q uality, we) ae a Serer vn me ais ee and a caso i providing fur a large system of laud > 2 a=. ~ cs Ls : 2} hie ye * ” Ss go a. = a 2S ; Bod inte na baking some of tne m daily wit h our ; “ Oi splints. i he hb Graw ing y on 18 coat as purcha 3a. 2 S ae ;qu ic sk] ly as possible, he left running, carry-! . - eee > se 5 d : . cy st 3 Bath Buns, Se 1 Perkins, Cheese Cakes, Mount Stewart Netes. © & - Seotch Oat Cain Louise Cakes ort ; |two went hurriedly out of the house as fast | enn o . 1 ‘ 2 } 7 . ~ 2s at 4 Scones, Kye Scones, Coburg Cake, Eccles | 48 they eould, and ‘did not even shut the Business is fairly brisk here now. Cakes, Cookie:. Londen Buns, Vienna Rx lls, door. Witness heard them running down Mr. Egan ia buildiac-«'y lof 245 French Rolls, French Horns, Rose Pafis, Ruck | stairs.” Witness went to a window and saw]... , ps essel OF “$0 tons }register, which he expects to launch in a

'a buggy with a white horse attached stand- i y : “~~ {few days, for Messrs.

| ing -before the door. : a is being rigged

Welsh & Owen. She onthe st and will be ‘ AZ wm! : ° >

Mir. Frederick Douglas is fore-

j ks DRIVEN TO HIS DEA

_{ Dr. Cronin and the

TH, brig zantine.

man who called for man.

| him got into the bufgy, which was dr iven|{ Chere are three vessels loading and others . = . ° rae, Pe i * . northward. Mrs. Conklin gave a descrip- daily expected. McDonald & Egan are . ; 7 7 3 ition of the man vho came for the doctor. | loading one, and Mr. Jas. Ross and Mr. F.

5S. C. Clarke

the and

Beer are each loading one

On the day following Dr. Cronin’s disap- is loading three—-two down

and husband

pearance witness her dis- river feovered the card which the man had one at the bridge. Mr. Ciarke loaded and brought, that of O’Suilivan, the iceman. sent olf ive, and is expecting others. Mr. irs. Conkiin’s cross-examination brought Ross also loaded and sent off one in the }out nothing of importance. It lasted until] eariy part of the season, llate in the afternoon; bat the witness’ was on statemenis on direct examination were not Summerside Exports. materially shaken. In reply toa question jas to where Cronin kept his mon y, indi- Suramerside, Oct. 29.—Shipped persteamer le ling a possible defence of murder for St Lawrence, Cameron, maste . for Point | Purposes of robbery, Mrs. Conklin baumed se : jthe bank in which the doctor kept his Se ee ne * HEL aRRS Soh ame 5 204 jfunds, and said she was sure he had y | | SF DMS Pobatues...,. ++ s+i ane devenass aa [) ittle with him on the night of the murder, Se eT ne Rete toned te haaKeenl 3 ! athe he never’ éarriéd mucl Pd 4 ibs butter..... ‘ 29 | becaus 8 ic hoever rT nuch money . | about him r Senerydtene WE oot) o hae Omen nemen 9 1440 ee SECT GPR ss. 6.0 00d 1h kent 445 SCHAACK WAS IN NO HURRY. —— >7"=.9 T. T. Conklin, the saloon keeper with Per M A Starr on 29th.— a whom-Cronin resided, was re-called by ‘the |" 445 basseutubies -—. O. - g 293 state. He testilied to starting out tmipe- 199 ty Taha ihe ps PL is ea ee 420 diately after breakfast the first m: rhing of Ot tons tereh sii “ 1440 Cronin’s absence to search for him. At 72 brisoysters .....:............... i44 O’Sullivan’s house the iceman was seen, eae and denied having sent for Cronin, or that $2297 any of his men had been hurt. Conklin’ By steamer St. Lawrence, Cameron, master, ‘then went to p : side headqu irters, proceed- on 30th— ing afterwards co the East Chicago Avenue’ 26 cases eggs............. serie $ 156 police station. Captain Schaack, .at the < Crates geeBe .7,...... 2.02.6. 5 tation, thought the evening time enough v9 bris p ONE 5 iain e055 dee en vere Ue o8 foranalarm. Conklin went at once to the 63 Oe MS WNTLET ok ence ene eenenees 126 Pitikertons. Conklin was still on the stand 5 Dag oatme eal istirhets Pee pv rene ~ when thé court adjourned until to-morrow. 417 brie oysters... ee sees eee ener 8S . NUNN: is, oo > oareeeeedoe wiee 260 THE SOPRCE OF THE BURKE TELEGRAMS. 4 boxes: WONG 6. 5 5 ESS cen aS s oie | , Through a young woman who was em- perigee pemwetrtg: - : te = ployed asa telegraph operator at Hancock, 225 she ep: pth MaPOING feds ccc alc sori 475 Mich., last May, the State Attorney has 178 bush oats ................ Bode % learne rd the bieutiy of theteaderdol tale. © 5. So a ee aa grams which Martin Burke received fron, $2276

One of thése telegrams, it is ee

SHIP N NEWS.

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Summerside, Oct 29—Katered sch Annie C

that point. said, was addressed-to Burke at Joliet, telling him to get oat quickly. An ther was addressed to “Cooney al Chicago, tell-

ing him to take some money to Burke at Brown, Fraser, Newcastle, lamber, Cleared, Joliet to assist in the latter’s fiight. Other sch Champion, McPhersoa, Chat im, scrap telegrams were addressed to evil kate iron, 3'\—Richard Thompson, alsh, Pic-

tou. hat; Kate, Arsenault, do dogma: aie Fior- ence, Ww hite, Pictou, bal,

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men in various Western towns along the route which Burke took on his way to Can- ada. It was through a leak sone where as to these despaiches that Burke’s journey was interrupted. In addition to tha cor- respondence between Burke and the Han- cock partion, il ib 1s alleged other F comimunica- mild

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