Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02


n Rapid Transit street car conductor
on the Forest Dale line, testified that
Sergeant Glenn wns on hla car when II
aud another met on the same track.
Glenn wanted him TO back alr'1st n
mile, and on HE refusing threatened
TO report him " he did not. Glenn
opened his coat and showed his star,
saying ~ he did so, "By G., I'll let
you know who ami" Glenn reported
him 10 the president Of the road. Had
heard that Glenn was nj party In the
neighborhood that night.
POLICEMAN DONovAN
said that Glenn was his sergeant, aud
hal ordered him TO arrest JOY, n saloon
keeper, without a warrant and "to snag
JOY" who had q gun. He failed 10
carry out his instructions and Glenn
and Pool arrested JOY. "You - Of a
b." said Glenn, "you resist, Will
you, and I'll throw you out Of the
windowl See?H Glenn entered "a
charge Of cownrdlce against him aud
he was suspended for five days. The
charge was signed by John NJ. Young.
lie was laid of Indefinitely, but was
teinstatcd after talk with the marshal.
The favoritcs were Birkner, Parker,
Sanders and Pool. They seemed to
have unlimited privileges. Had
heard Parker call Alderl- "a long
nosed - " h--.n The witness had
seen Pool asleep In the wisatch rcstau.
rant, Smitl.'s drug store ami other
places. Did not report II to the
captain because he thought II would
incir his dipltBsnre.
SERGEANT JOHN }. DOSovAS
said that I've had frequently served
subpl'nas aud while thus engaged
Captain Parker had complained Of his
conduct and charged that he was not
attending 10 his duty. Once n
neighbofhood quarrel resulted In the
arrest Of two women. they were
brought TO the hall and being ignorant
o. law customs, etc, the witness al.
ylsed them as 10 their rights. Parker
became indignant and feprimnnded
him for advising them AMI ordered him
TO throw the women In Jail. The
women were able 10 give bonds aud the
witness objected 10 carry out the cap
tnin's orders. Parker scOldrd him la
front Of citizens.
About the Pacific Hardware com.
pany robbery, ho and Janney were
positive that they could catch the
thieves, hut Parker would not let them
handle the case. Parker said he WOULD
put Wire Mt the Rio Gnnde depot,
where he would not know 10 much,
and called him ga long-legged - of n
b." Heard him abuse White when
he asked for new club. Parker snii
he wondered what "the chuck le.headed
brute would want next" Heard
Glenn say that he would click any -
Of n b who signed the petition"
Had seen Glenn Ia houses OF ill.famc
with girl on his lap. Birkner was
present.
Witness said he had arrested Turner
and King, who had stolen cloth In
their possession. The vallsc and cloth
were put IN the cellar at the City Hall
but disappeared, In the night, three
months ago. Young and Parker wore
suits made OF cloth similar To that
stolen. Gabul, the tailor who made the
suits for Parker anu Young, told him
about the cloth. lie went 10 Marshal
Young on behalf OF his shift. Tho 10.
tition was shown him and he claimed
that he was ignorant Of the matters
set forth aud would do better. wit.
ness signed the petition because he
thought It would be better for the com.
munity at large.
Concluded on Rage s.)