Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-30
AFTER THE AMO2INES
Attempt 10 D3rOse Members From
Municipal OlNOcs
CAUSES A ROW AND A STORM
Al. Kelly Talks About Certain Gruilc.
men Not Being His Peers
lie is an Amurlno.

fury that has aClu m httn tquhlci ]
oven by the bomblHuc HAgcs VINO have
become notorious for icmpr-lio per.
iormancgn during 'heirTrrscn' 'nle.al
career.
Tue Disturbances was pfociritaicd by
Couuciimnn NJ ran launching iu" ill-
lowing resolution calculated TO bring
rn Amofiuian scalp unn Hug OF MS
hell!
whereas, street supervisor Hines has
nppYiuful. wi luut thu tppfnNhl ul mo
council. ono Harvey Harry lu ilo posi-
ton ct iusp ector " paving between tho
CIV street railway tracks, nr %
Ilosulvud. That said superintendent
TInos 10 hofohy Instructed to dispense
with the services Of said Hardy immcli-
Woly.
A regular red pepper difcuE7ien on
sued nnI the resolution was referred 10
the clmmittec On streets pud tue cpun'
eli was at the point 90 auiuutniug
| when Mt. Moran stepped TO tue ifJit
with the following;
Resolved, That tho following named
officers nnh omployos Of tho city ho re-
moved from their respective positions:
Samuel Paul, chlof pt police.
A. W. Rayhould, city auditor
W. A.. shelton, superintendent Of
r. ". Dennis deputy city recorder
G.. VI. Jackson, assistant recorders
a. &. Reese, license collector
a. L.. llnmlln, building Inspector
W. n. Rowe, inspector M paving
putolmen johnson, sicEiua, Wmto aud
| Roberts,
Foreman iiigson, OF tho sowor depart
mont.
Al. Ecklund, scwor department
For the next haif sn hour pando.
monium rcigned supreme AMI it mp.
reared that some Vt tie mumhurs would
iu couaumui by thoir own wrath.
Moran was called upon % explain
why he favored such wholesale
slaughter. The latter had mo- specific
charges ~ mako but considered thai
men who would unite with such an
obth.bound orga izatiou nb tha. effect.
ed by the AmorinCs were ian .gtOus
element Ia any country. II was evi.
don't that these men belonged 10 the
order. They were not NJ nssIgiatCl iOr
honest men. Anarchists should not
br tolerated IN n city like salt Lake.
y hey should 10 driven cut 90 seek u
livelihood elsewhere.
Wnntlaud uuvigei' moderation, A
serious mistake might tc maue Ia pro-
coeding too fast. H. knew what II
was to be- falsely accused. IL wai
possible, probable, that some OF theHt
men were not members Of th'
; Amufinian society.
Norm DECLARED they had had every
, opportunity TO deny that they wef'
: bat had said nothing. They were al
silent as the traditional Egyptian
e ephynx. Western Star chamber pro
ceedinss must be- tabouud. The men he
sought u remove were not 10 b,
trusted. They wero dish0nert ae
: who had sworn 10 surya all the peOpl,
Il allie aud were now cOuspiring Hgains
u part Of them.
Lawson wanted II impressed In,
drllih.y on the mind OF every man n
tho room that he was not church maj
: and that he did not Clusller II neces
!. snry 10 belong 10 = church IA order &
serve tho people. He would not tax,
tue word Of the peUufoi villain, un
prinCiplod Hc0undtel aud miserable
misrteant who had revealed the secret
Q Of the Am0riuiau club. SUCH a maj
u was "a traitor and not worth the &c
G speOt OF honest people. He should b.
= thrown in the sewer ut the time of hi
I
y equally ~ effective manner.
Hardy here took An opportunity 4
= disclhim oil connection or knowledge
, Of the secret operations Of the society
lie said the man who had nssooiatet
hls name with the dark age movement
was n - liar anu thief, anu N
i would like 10 meet him for Just abOu
u three minutes.
i Moran snid he WAS not a Catholic o
y n member OF any church. But thesl
u men had oonspiTed against q pRTticula
IL sect OF religionists anu they should b
n given TO understand II would not 40.
Il FOlland said hs belonged To
II church the members Of which ha
% often been mhlignud, misrepresente
10 uud Disseminated against anu he be-
u libved that the matter In question
d should be carefully looked Into.
SimOndl waB not in favor OF takln
a action merely on newspaper say 30.
At Wautland moved 90 refer the matte
u tOa committee. Moran consented /
"a this providing the uhair didn't hAy
n the appointing Oi the committee.
y Evans, who was In the chair, her
vacated Il In favor Of Rioh and made
straight from the shoulder speec
against Moran for daring TO insinuai
he would not act honestly In the al
m pointment OF the committee.
no Moran came back IN one Of the hare
~ est eiiOrta " the meeting anu sever
,s members took the floor at the sam
A. time.
LAwson succeeded In CtOwding h
colleagues 10 the wall ana threatens
no would bring In a resolution whic
would make MoTsn'' ears tlnglo an
one that would prove 10 tho publ
~ who was dishoneSI.
I'd Moran named the committee
iuyesllgatiOn as Wantlnud, Ricl
hi, simoudi, Horn, Hardy.
." Kelly kicked harder than when n
q NEWS exposed biz circus money cu
I'd lection deal aud wanted thu mon tflS
ly by committee OF their peers.
- Rich wanted 20 know u Kelly didn
W. think the men named on the COMM
" tee a. being his peers aud no repli,
lu that the Democrats were not, polil
NY oally.
m Inc committee, however, pass,
muster aud the curtain tell on Il
nj fret scene pending the invostigatio
Of The Awful" AmOrines.