Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

They Are Released In san Francisco on
an Order from Washington.

Tho ten Russian clnvic,s who
started from saghslIn island iu opon
b a'e, headed tor nowhere, and VINO
landed In sau Frauoitcl vs. city prison,
have been released from custody aud
are now trying 20 earn an honest liy.
ing ~ freaks in a dime muacum.
ThUy were gwen their liberty yes.
terday, Gays the san Francisco Cdrgui
cis VI Nov. 20, by Chief Crowley, VINO
acted under instructions srut 90 the
immigration commissioner who had
caused their arrest, by Acting sccrt.
tIg Ui tuu Treasury Cuftls.
The telegram containing the iustruc.
Hons was received Monday afternoon,
uIt ita contents were not malu known
uulii yesterday, simply because no one
could uu found who could do 40. lm.
migration C1mmmsl1ucf 6tradlcy ia
ynght Dung mau who knows lot OF
thiugt, but he could not carey on
mucu VI a conversation In tho Ru.Hinu
tongue, aud ~ tne prisoners under.
stand 10 other the delay wls
necessary Ia order that uu inter.
prefer miEht bU procured. Ono o..
pUargd upou the scene yosterdiy huu
thea tuu order OF release was rrnI.
AZ ulwafd the men worui brought be-.
iOta Chief OF Police Crowley nud,
with tue assistance OF tho Interpreter,
given some nivice ms 10 how they
rnHuli uduCi themselves IN this
county,
Tue CHIEF told the men that while
this was "a pretty free country IT, OH.
cinls forgot all about freedom when
dealing with prrsJu WHO commits
crimr, aud warned thcm Co be- Catu cal
% their conduct. He also cxufuarI
some pretty strong We've on auarChisis
aud IA lists anu cautioned them mot
] 20 Ou drawn Into any secret OrgnnIz %
/ ton which encouraged murder or con.
! rplryd g. overthrow thlH government,
Ia cOugludiug hv said that a. long TO-
they behaved they would prosper aud
uulOy tuymseiyus nu4 uuc1umgcd each
10 go iOriu fully determined that biz
every act SHOULD b. onu which would
rebound 10 his credit.
The Russians seemed 90 bU deeply
! Interested iu what wis Haid nnd prom.
isyd thAt they would DO nothing to
their urcfcdi. rhuy nl.u eEpresseu
much gratitude M the way thoy had
been treated while IA jan auu hoped
that some tim" they might have an
opportunity of showing those Ia whose
charge they were equal couttrsiUa.
Then one o. them, VINO claims ~
have been "a lieutenant IN tue Russian
army anu says that he was Imprisoned
because his IA rsr QUE day bumped into
tho morse OF n major general, expressed
% as his Intention 10 spen the test o
his daye In tins city anu 10 b come q
citizen Just ns uIIu as be learned how.
On leaving the ely hail tue mCu
we're taken 20 q clothing house aud
huod out; then they went 90 wgik on
thuit musuIm Jlns. WuIlu they were
standing Afuuud waiting Tor Chief
Crowley one fv.ultui thuir term iu the
city PRISON became noticeable. EIgh
Oun demonstrated his ability 10 swear
"a English that could not be misuulyg.
stood.
Concerning the department rlliug
Ia the matter OF the Russians every
one appears To- un iu the uurE. Several
days agU Immigration Commissioner
Waller T.. StfalIcy tBlvgrapnvJ all the
testimony taken lu the UEamiuBtiln ~
the refugees OF the treasury depart.
lhNAks ~ NNANANhNA 20 NNNA NNNN MulNHs
Tbs answer was received yesterday
aud wa. very lac uic. Il consisted VI
four woris: "Rslcase ten Russian
prisoners" There was nothing OK.
planat0ry,
81 wiliundoubtoily receive the ruling
In iull IN a few days." commits.
sioucr said, ~ was Ia doubt myself
as to what the decision OF the depart.
mcnt wolll be-, Il the men were ia.
migragls they had no right 20 land, Tor
they We're c0uvlCu. The point raised
was that they were no. Immigrants,
tut had LEFT Saghuliu In an open boat
bound fOr any place. They happened
10 DO picked up by an American
| whaleE 90 they came here. Had
they boon picked up by a French or
English vessel they would have gone
elsewhere / think, Therefore, that
the ruling was given on tho ground
| that the pfitOnUtH were not en- route TOT
this country, Their desinbility n,
citizens evidently di1 not enter Int D
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