Show lloine Again F J iJer George E lurgw of Plo f 1ur > r galley asliington County rl turned home on Sunday moraine from a mission t Eouth Carolina moring Croln He started tar thermion field on i Febu > 7th ry ISSS and with the exception a brief visit i to X orth Carolina spent the entire lmb In the southern part of the State He raveled a great deal from east to wet and remained on the Atlantic coast for one month holding there forcnfeen meeting all of which were well attended The Elders were present by invitation at two Baptist conferences delivered ad drewea and were most kindly received re-ceived bi the people Mostof Elder I Hurgess time was spent < in a new field of labor but I both heaad his colleagues met with encouraging success He came amos a number of warmhearted folks who seemed quite giaj t hear I the Go < ill which was preached to them m The Elders were mobbed on two dimrent occasions In Law rence and Chesterfield countiesand Cheerfeld cu Ueand leUel Were received threatening tht If they appeared there appcsrt ther all I lJIt their go would b violence riddled with wan I violenc boever experienced Three wa new J lew I tJlera have arrived In South Corn I l nd the future Rulb looked I I freard to i lokt with t wlb satisfaction i Elder Burga returns home In the BJf rturn L115 btof health and spirits j McKAriOYED The Assistant District Attorney At-torney is Dismissed FISHERS DAMAGING REPORT I Used to Bring About the Re suit ITS FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS RECOM-MENDATIONS Mr JIcKnr Will Sol t Peasant Jfe Any atstement or Com bent on the Subject Tho fight for federal offices In Utah with Its successes and reverses en the Keeps steadily on and tome te features are decidedly inter stInK Last week I was the con est over the marshalshlp where a war i being waged by the district attorneys office nralnit the nf ruation of Marshal Parsons Now Judge fcKay from being the at tacking party lies In the position of laving suflercd an irretrievable de fet Three years ago when the Ditkson Ireland McKay rtffune were in power there appeared in Salt Slt Lake a government examiner elnner Mr D A Fisher He Fhbr investigated matters and made his which served a purpose then by creating feme vacandcj and now after a three years sleep when i hud been almost forgotten i come forthwith each wit suddenness a to create somewhat of a sensation This act was announced In I the following Head epeejsj VVashlngton March 24 William IcKay assistant United States Istrict attorney at Salt Lake ha I Lke hw been dismissed from the service upon instructions issued by Attor eyGeneral JIHIer neyGenerl a week ller ago rhl mayor may not be ag b II salt al bake but it was not until to day her that the fact became public When I poko with the attorney general curding the matter today that tat gentleman replied McKay reple was Ukmlased iiccauKi of his bad bd record I seems that three yean ago Mr David A Fisher an exam t ner or the aemHmpnr er fttctiw marIe a > poti uP ° n McKay nd i upn nmktration of the office c United States commissioner the existence of which I have e tenC whih only recently been rent bn made acquainted with Had I seen he report earlier McKay would leer have been appointed to < applntl1 t nuy ffice under the administration i admnlftlon I he report is a severe rpr of McKays official and arraignment personal in tegrity and this < pernal tegrly tl coupled with c coated complaints jtc cmpWnt concerning him which have been made t the do partmentduring the past year have warranted me In dropping him from ce rl By tlie courtesy of the attorney general oI was permitted to read the report made by Examiner Fisher It Is very lone and I cr lonJ recites with pro cision upwards of thirty instances of malfeasance in office The report ofc bears the date of May 231SS7 rprt Among the accounts alleged to b false are charges for issuing I paper anti examining witnesses in a lar e number of cases where the defend ints were never before McKay not having been arrested In this list r many wel known names In your city I mention as an Illustration lu fUon Joseph F Smith fees charged 16 Joseph Ji Taylor 1785 and George TeasJale 1365 In conclusion Examiner Fisher soya In my opinion McKay has been guilty of mOt flagrant frauds In the matterof hlsacrouuUandbas wilfully and Intentionally falsified them for payment knowing IJenl further the same t b fraudulent I believe and to recom rm mend that lie should b removed from his position and that he should b prosecuted criminally a provided provid-ed by action 54T3 of the Revised Statutes for presenting aloe fictitious ficti-tious and fraudulent accounts JOT payment knowing the game to L tile and fraudulent and also under ectio isiliof thelievLcd Statute t CI irjury for wilfully and know lug making oath t the said < frauclu 1 nt aCUllh The grand jury of thus Third District Court of Utah nteis again July 6 and I believe blee and recommend that the matter mater should b called to their attention Judge McKay was seen this morning relative to the contents fit the dispatch Hu Mid All that I know of what the attorneygeneral hn done is contained in the tel grain I have received rm rcln no word I abut I myself I Being asked whether he had any tatement t make a to the charge made he said In su IlnC The pJllr does not give sufficient of the report for me t make any elate men I will however present my I leoftheaffjlrat the proper time and attorneygeneral will doubt iea Horn something of that though ic lion acted 1 without giving me a raring that is i if he has acted Until I know more of what has been done and hove time t examine the accusations made I cannot make any statement whatever of the caseMr McKay replied in a quiet tone i r to all j the inquiries I made of him though it was evident that he was i feeling very uncomfortable over the news And well he might for a dismissal on such grounds a those given In the dispatch ID a serious matter The report of the examiner mentioned Clan accounts some of which arc cited above but when they went t the comptroller they Were allowed In regard to the contest over the manuals offiie the removal of Mr McKay while I may improve Mr Parsons chanresdoes not determine the hue I The two gentlemen are neighbor yet there i a very bitter Teelingbetfteen them and I has kuiibrouchtoutHronglyat Wash ington Mr Parsons burrird don n there to oflit the charges made against him with counter charges again Mr McKay but finds that the latter has fallen under the official offi-cial axe through the operation of oroe other antagonist The dismissal dismis-sal 1 of Mr McKay has caused con SJderahlf uneflslnt nf nthpra uhn now wear official robes and there Is a feeling of anxiety to know Just next where the lightning will strike I |