The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-11

by his friends and the report that he
was dead was probably published in
order TO throw his prosecutors off the
track. He lies at the home Of his
physician, where he is being watched
closely. Fears are entertained that the
burises which he received will ultimate
ly cause his death. With this in view,
the civic federation visited Mr.. Dickson
and took a full statement as to his
knowledge of the gang and the facts
which led up to the attack on the poll
ling place where he was attacked.
1.-The men captured Thursday, with
the exception of Jack Dougherty, whose
connection with the case could not be
established, are still locked up at the
station. So far they have refused to
say a word which will show that they
were concerned in the gangs raid.
1.-THE men the police most want are
John Santry. Major Sampson Uncle
Lynch and Frank Conley Inspector
Shack is certain that Santry was the
man who was shot through the body
and that he must be in a very bad con-
dition, if he still is living at all, but the
police thus far do not seem to have
located him.
Fired the Fatal Shot.
Eddie O'Brien, who is asserted to have
fired the fatal shot, was arrested last
night
The civic federation has already gone
vigorously into the work of prosecuting
the gang. 1t began to collect it's evil
dence yesterday and no effort will be
spared to convict those who are guilty
No warrants will be sworn out, how
ever, until the police have done what
| they can toward finding the men want
ed. Inspector Shack says he is perfect
ly willing TO catch such men as he can
and turn them over for prosecution. He
thinks the great difficulty will be in
getting the necessary Identification of
the men who were implicated in the
murder of Coliander, although it will
be comparatively easy matter to pick
out the ones who We're concerned in
the riots at the other polling place.
They are slippery criminals, he said
They have been all over the country
and served their time in a number of
penitentiaries and it is correspondingly
difficult to locate Them
The Inter-Ocean, Republican. TODAY
contains grave charges of connivance
s at me election day outrages by In
spector Shack and Police Captain
Gibbons. The following occupies a
prominent place under the caption
Shack is Accused!
charles Shepherd, the boy cabman
who was cruelty shot by the thug SEN
ator John F. O'Malley, was reported
as somewhat better, but his recovery
VIII only mean the miserable life of a
miserable cripple.
Nicholas Varalos. yesterday swore
out warrant for the arrest of O'MaI-
ley, charging him with making threats
to kill. Wednesday night, O'Malley is
alleged to have called at Varalos' home
and threatened him.
y" He told me that If prosecuted him
for shooting me in the arm he would
shoot me in the head said varalos.
The warrant was given to Constable
Lauer, but has not been served.
Looking For o'MaIIey.
Inspector Setback stated yesterday
that he had warrant for the arrest of
Senator John F. O'Malley for shooting
Varalos, and that he had sent an Off
Ger to serve it. Just the same, O'Mal-
ley was not arrested up to 4 o'clock.
1.-The public may wonder at the de-
lay in the arresS and prosecution of
o. Malley, but the fact is too many of
OMalley's family are among the Off
GERS who are supposed to be industri-
ously searching for him.
Captain Gibbons, who is in COM
mand of the East Chicago avenue po-
lice station under Inspector Setback,
is a cousin of John F. O'Malley, and is
hand in glove with the desperate gang,
which is mainly composed of the differ
ent branches of the one family which
has made the Twenty-third ward
disgrace to Chicago. Captain Gibbons
is also either No. or No. in Camp
No. 90 of the Clan-na-Gael, and it is
not likely that the influences which will
be brought to bear upon the captain
will be entirely ignored by him.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 10.-In the exam