Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-19
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70 give the genesis OF tho terrible aniir "l
yesterday. II can be givcn. " necessary
In two word. sectional strife: not race
but secilonai To be understood must
20 back To The days when Now orleans
had but one doicc'ive concern. This wa,
the Boylan detective agoncy,a arm that
Ind done bu.lncs. Ia the South for years
IL enjoyed a monopoly aud had no som
petition until tito o'Mallcy ngoncy
entered the field nbont i've years ago
THIS concern established itself nj y Car
ondolot Street. II. &. o'MaIley was the
head Of Tho agency. detective of unusual
acumcn and ability, but absolutely I'M
scrupulon. In character. HIS pfois.'
,ional abilities wcrc quickly recognized
aud sucn prominent New Orleans law
yers ns r =. scmmc,, ia Farrcr ana
II rner 4 Son employed him. oMnlloN
simply cut the ground from under the
feet Of tho Boylan agency aud male
money.
David G. fonnos-y was boylhns
partner, aud, Of course. O'Maily's com-
pctltor. 10th Honnessy and o'Maly
were men u unqucstionsd courage. the
fierce business competition engcndercl
bitter strife between thom.
1.-TWO years ago New orleans oxpori'
enocd a change Of governments. Tho re-
form party, or rather the young mons
democratic party. Of whom llcnucssy
was prominent leader, succaeded IN
ou-iing tho old administration. O'Mally,
on the o.hcr hand, contributed money,
Influence and hard WORK TO keep tho old
power In Office.
"liut the young mems movement sue
ccoicd aud Honno.-y WI. made chicl "f
police ~ a reward for his efforts. Then
began workable foud between lIonnc'sy
aud oMaily. Tho chief " police an
noyoj. lrritalcd and prosecuted his rival
constantly. o'Mally wasarro,ted dozens
OF iimcs Tor carrying concealed weapons
bear In mind that besides being iIonncs-
sy's personal enemy o'Mally represented
the dopo-e1 city government, and tho
two sections, the new and the old powers,
were Violently prJudlced against each
other
-Four years before his assassination,
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