Chicago,June 28.^If the grand jury^obtained any valuable information this^afternoon regarding the Cronin case, it did^not become known. Lawyer Hardy, who^conducted the cross-examination when^Alex. Sullivan, by a ruse, was investiga^^ting Cronin's record before a justice of the^poace. several years ago. and Stenographer^Wllliston, who tool: down what Croniu^said at that time, were among the wit^^nesses. Tbe dentist who identified the^corpse found in the sewer as that of Cro^^nin, was recalled and reiterated his testi^^mony. An adjournment was taken, with^^out the return of any indictment.
To-nightfor tbe first time since his ar^^rest Tuesday night .^ohn F. Beggs was al^^lowed u^ be seen b^ repieaeiila.tves of the^press. He was plumply asked if be had^squealed.^ He replied he had not, be^^cause he had nothing to tell. He pro^tested in strong language against the^action of the police in locking htm up, as^they did, without giving the slightest ex^^cuse for his detention. He said he was ar^^rested as he was entering his own door^and that tbe officers refused even to allow^him to notify his wife.
MRS.HAYES* FUNERAL.
ThousandsPay the Last Mad Tribute tc^Good Wooman.
Fremont,O. June 2v ^The morning^trains brought quite a number of persons^to pay the last tribute of respect to the late^Mrs. Hayes. There were groups of old^.soldiers to be seen everywhere on the^streets or on their way to the Hayes' home^^stead.
