The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-20

The folly of attacking the Judgment OF
the court in the industrial contempt
cases has finally dawned upon the attor-
news who fought for them and II haoeas
corpus proceedings were even seriously
contemplated they have disappeared like
a breath of idle gossip. Carte.' has recon-
ciled himself to the wages OF MS 1olly
and his dupes are no more anxious tnan
is he to do anything that will entail
further loss of liberty. Lowery, in whose
reckless cause number of friends nave
enlisted themselves has declared that the
few days he experienced with the marau-
ders is enough to satisfy his thirst for
adventure and released, will stay at home,
convinced that while robber tariffs under
the mask of protection have played the
very d. with industry, the best way TO
correct it is through the narrow SLOT III
a ballot box. There are several, now that
they have been afforded an opportunity
to runinate who express. the same sentl-
ments and it is not likely that any oil
those who have any ties, family or otner-
wise, will permit themselves to be Drawn
into the quiXotic march again.
All yesterday there was a steady De
mand for passports through the frownlne
entrances of the penitentiary, out the
rules prohibit visitors save on certain Gays
and as the rules cannot be set aside with
out entailing great annoyance the appll-
cations had to be denied. To this the
average applicant quietly submitted. The
notable exceptions came, however, when,
late in the afternoon, a tall angular Vlsl-
tor, as lean as a jack-knife. presented
himself and made a demand for pass
port that would enable him to confer
with the imprisoned leader.
4 am sorry" replied the secretary OF
the Interior but the rules prevent
Cant send the general out a nice Sun
day dinner, can I?' urged the visitor.
mo sir, it's against the rules" answered
the secretary, and again, we have a
of ia 011t on
day ourselves. Ever try it?'
mo, and I'm hoping 1 never will; but
it seems blank funny to me that man
can't take a friend out something little
better than the regular fare.
Now look here my friend replied the
secretary sternly but good naturally,
"sheuld it ever devolve upon you to run
an institution of this kind, among the first
things you will learn that il was built
for the purpose of detention and punish
ment and not exclusively for pastime ano
sumptuous repasts as you appear to view
! it We have no desire to deny any pris-
oner the liberties to which he is entitled
but you will excuse me if l admit thai
to hold my job l am bound to respect the
rules that govern it,
! And the rules prevailed however graft
| flying it may have been to the secretary
| to have suspended it in favor Of the gen
eraL
No return having been made upon the
| process issued the day before and directed
| at Ogden and a second one at Weber, il
was taken for granted that quiet prevailed
and about headquarters everything wa:
calm.
Not so at Nephi if information arriving
from the court which is now in session
at that point is authentic. The grant
| jury las been grinding on the train siez
/ ures and the subsequent events and it il
said the first batch of indictments agains
those who have already admitted theil
guilt will be returned on Monday.