Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07

and Glenn started east eaylng they
were going home. They did not join
the party again that night
In the meantime IL became known
that Marshal Janncy and other officers
Of the police department were atHatlie
Wilson's on Franklin avenue and
% income suggested that tho visitors 20
home via that thoroughiare. When
they arrived In front OF the establish
msnt designated the sounds u plano
playing, singing dancing aud laughter
were heard from within. The party
hcsitated In tho darkness on tho side.
walk for two or three minutes aud then
touched the electric bell. The sounds
Of revelry were immediately hushed
and there was grand rush Of the In.
mates from the south To the north side
Of the house, which IL separated by a
long hallway.
The councilmen ami reporters were
given seats In the south parlOr. In-
qulfles were goodnatureily mRde II 10
whether Marshal Janney and his men
were there. Evasive Ut negative replice
wore given aud the committee left. A.
they went out u the house one Of their
number declared that he had seen
Janney pcoriug through the window
and suggested that they go back. They
werp nj their wits ends 10 know
how they could see the chief, even n
they went back aud asked the reporters
b. return and make arrangements with
the proprlctress. This was dOuu and
the plan worked admlmhIy. To ray
that the chief and his men were sur
priscd does not express II.
Justice Ke-lor was lying Iull length
upon his back smoking n cigar, ard
Councilman Rich hum0rUusly referred
to him as "blind Justice" Janney,
Sheets and Eckiund were on the floor
mingllng and carousing with the In
mates of the place. Janney called for
beer but the proprietrtss reiuaei
10 accept the money from
him when II was rendered Rs
payment. Jannoy drank and ~
did most Of the others. II Is positively
known that Evans, FOllnnd and the
reporters did not drink. IL IL altO be.
liovsd that Sheets aud Ecklunu did
not drink, Beer was ordered aud
drank probably three Or four times, ,he
gentlemen named refusing each time
with the exception Of Janney, who
drank whenever the tray was passed 70
him. The latter implorvd the council.
iufu HuN W ltJuIt nun hnh INV w hH
officers wished to know II the party
came ~ friends or enemies.
At Janney'u solicitation all " the
party excepting Mr.. Evans, who went
to the knuisford Tor few minutes,
visited No. 3, n similar resort On Plum
A Hey. Here beer was ordered and
drank ~ before, the came gentle
mrn ngain abstniuing. Here Jannoy
became intoxicated and went through
tn. movement Of n kind Of go.as.you-
please.dance with the propriettoss.
a good deal Of singing was
INDUCED In. MIR. Evans re-
appeared at this stage Of the Junketiug
trip, and the party disbanded and went
home. Horn and Hines did not Whit
the last place.
The foregoing l. a synopsls Of what
was esiifled to before tho Mayor anu
ils accuracy can be- reliei upon,
a great deal Of dissatisfaction Il ex-
pressed regarding the slenogtaphic re-
port Of the testimony as published In
this mornings Tribune. Some OF the
gentlemen who testified say they are
made to give negative replies when
they answered In the affirmative and
vice versa, The effect that this
would have can. thus be imag.
ined. In Justice TO the stenographcr
II eau be said that the fault Is not all
his. The mislakrs, however, have
been made and In consequence those
who gave testimony are placed In nm
improper light before the public.