The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-07
OGDEN.
HUNG In EFFIGY.
lThe Work of Indignant Silver
ties.
Probate Court-The Nelson Damage Suit
Preston Brought Back-0ther
Important News.

The citizens Of Ogden are becoming very
determined on the question Of free silver,
and the scenes enacted in front of the
Grand Obera house block yesterday morn
ing at an early hour was convincing Of that
fact Whe.q daylight appeared two forms
that looked TO be those OF men. were seen
hanging to rope suspended on a wire that
protruded fro N brace pole OF the electric
street railroad. The forms were not real
but were in effigy Of United States Sena-
tors Warren and Carey. the two Republi-
cans who put themselves on record as cast
ing their vote against the free silver bill.
The affair hapI ened about 3 o'clock in
the morning and about 80 the bodies were
taken down ny Ponce Officer Smith. The
form representing Senator Warren was
dressed In black sun OF clothes, and that
OF Senator Cary in light clothes. and both
bad black caps drawn oyer their heads. A
Discard was hanging to the former which
read: This is Senator Warren who voted
against free silver in the United States
Semitic" 10 the pocket OF tQis coat was
found paper colored with rcd ink, repre-
senting blood, which read as follows:
wAsHINGrox. d. c.
Dear Governor, Cheyenne. Wyo.
The passage OF the silver bill was q disap-
pointme1t 10 US.
i passes The House and the president SHOULD
sign II. In that event the i0.LO0 acres that we
are after VIII cost US double what we are now
expecting TO get 1t AT, out be hopeful, we may
/, vel beatit
.One more year Of SINCE gold standard and
we win own the best halt OF Wyoming Yours
truly. WARREN.''
A similar packard was attached TO the
image OF Senator Carey, and in the clothes
was found paper which read:
No -
Representatives, OF the United States Con-
gress:-
Whereas. The honest settlers in the state Of
Wyoming are in open rebellion against the
caJlle barOns OF that state. who have Just
right 10 iced their herds upon the crops Of the
settlers, therefore,
Resolved. That We recognize the right of the
president OF the United States TO order troops
into the state Wyoming TO compel submits
sion OF the people 10 the wishes OF the cattle
barons.
Resolved further That The honest settlers OF
the west have no rights which monopoly should
respect 'Damn the people,
The whole affair was well planned and
the makeup was splendid, but there is lit
tie good to be derived from such
transactions. Many of the most rad
tcal silver men seemed well pleased with
what had taken paace and some expressed
themselves IN sucn terms that it would
have been much better If they had had the
eminent gentlemen here themselves and
presented them with a quantity of tar
mixed with the contents OF q feather bed
Others seemed very indignant that here in
Ogden such a disgraceful affair could have
happened. They believed it not only being
foolish boys play but that il would forever
kill the bill for public building in Ogden,
which is now IN the hands Of Senator
Carey
No one seems to know who the parties
are that perpetrated the deed but II is as
serted that quite crowd was gathered on
the street wnen it happened.