Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-28


was not UhiuI u tho iifo department
vi tnht time anu we admit that he was
There a. tuHt titau aui that hu did
make pol Teal sposcHfs.
JutGe fyWuTf-uO't you mean last
fall instead ~ n year uyiJst2
No, tif. do no..
Judge fowrU-- You may bc excused
then. supplte | called tue wrong
wilntsa.
4 'puLiTCAL HOT ED"
Low ANiell next took tue stand
ami Ju1gs Powers askod!
"Dl yuu ever hear political cues.
tiOuH discussed la tho tro department
ly tho Culri2
ATtgli-fos, cir; ilI.
Judge PDwcTs-Sg,tu WHEN.
AXirli-lhIce OF four weeks ago.
Ju.Gu PuWes-Whl was present?
A&'uil-Oae man was J. !. Sullivan.
Juuga POwurt--Whst was the nature
Of tie political CuuvufaatiOn?
Attorney Hauu-wu OgJst to this
Glass u' quJlIiOuigg.
JumultsiJner Slaphcns-What do
YOU propose to show by this, Judge
plwun2
Judge PJwcts-rhat DsyIuo said at
That time, whatever was done about this
iuNtslighuo lao would make OF thu
department political hUthed.
Attorney Zaue-Well, that does not
show that lao attempted 10 Influence
any member In the way no should
vote.
Judge POWofs-i am aware Of that.
Hut We want 10 show that II was the
chiei's Intention to reconstruct the de-
psttmcnt aud mani ulate IL according
to his own politicsl ideas.
The objections were sustained.
mn SEARS CHECK AND FIRE.
Nathan seats was called aud uue,.
toned concerning tho fire which &c.
cured nj bis place OF business IN Apfil
last ami the giving Of tue sl.j check TO
the department. II wnr, he taid, "in.
tended for tho UOye." lilo had asked
chief Doyine how many members
there were In the ilre depart.
ment and being told that tnufa
were twenty-five, ho said the
check would allow them 40 rAcn
with which thoy could bny now pants
for thOss they wore during toe con.
ilagta,ion aud which were badly
damaged.
Judge Powers-When did you make
inquiries concerning iIs disposition?
sears--i think sometime la Junr,
from Mr. Jennings.
The CaUck was here introduced In
evidence aud It's date and timo of
being CAshud read with view 10
proving that there was lRxness about
tbs transaction that should be con.
demuet.
MORE ABOUT THE MAY CAUCUS,
]. l.. Morris said hs was present II
the caucus Of tue Republican League
| club Of Salt Lake county. IL was the
purpose " provide Mt that caucus
for tho entertainment OF visit
! ing delegates from tho outside.
Judge Powers rhe league CLUB Il a
| Republican instltulion, IL ~
Morfls--i think II WAS organized 70
spread Republican principles.
Attorney HIuo-Wo object 10 that 40
being wholly immatsfiai and irfole.
want.
Judge Powtrs-Well, we dou't think
no. We want 10 suOw Ihat the league
club In a partizAn body.
Attorney IauS-But IL 10 not u u3n.
yeutlon. Tue caucus held was not
| paftizan CT political. II was simply q
| gathering OF citizens ~ make arrange
msuls for the reception OF visitors to
| our city,
Judge PoWert-l want to show that
tho chief was pTssenl at this meeting
aud that II vas an important prelimin.
Ary leading up TO n conyenliou-thAi
the uhlet took an active part IN put.
ling up a job to detuat coitain men
whO wanted 10 attend the Cleveland
convention Ia the capacity Of delegates.
| don't catu what counsel on toe other
| tids calls IT, Is not u rJTo called by
any other name iustaa SWEET (Laugh.
teri
Attorney Ztut--ThSt old saw would
be- all right u It had any application
here, but It hasn't. (Laughter) The
fact was that tho caucus was just a
caucus Of citizsna assembled for the
purpose have named.
Judge POwsrs-WRs Divine present
! during the transaction VI business9
MOTTls-Hs was whom thuoymmlttas
was appointed-the oUmmitteB ON TO-
oeptiOu ana also when The oOmmilIUe
was appointed to 20 on. and hunt up
delega e. 10 attend this Cleveland con.
| yentiGu.
Attorney lAne-W nat 10 you mean
by hunting up delegates ~ 20 to tue
| Cleveland convention?
Mouls-Io look over the best timber
In ths Republican party.
the fAsBROuoN FIRE.
DR.. HRsbrouck was here called Ia
testify w to incOmpetehoy In uOnnsc'
ton with the failure 10 extingulsh the
iTs At his house on July 8fd OF last
year o. which time 1t turned TO the
gTOund.
Attorney Hane-Well, now, this Is
rather extraordinary Tor tho reason In
all OF your y0luminouB charges you are
silent Es to the HHsbrOuok ire although
you have referred to almost every
other Ono that has occurred during
Mr.. D.viue's naturalization, | subs
nit this new matter cannot be intiO'
| duCOl,
| Attorney Lipman hers nfgusd that
Il could DO admitted "a der tue general
charge OF incompeteucy whiCh they
| proposed to snow 10 the satisfaction Oi
the board. II It were not admitted
they asked Ihe privilege Of amending