Show THE MARSHAL EX some of ilis savory doings T office y JL jj J j X EMPLOYING tr a L the management of tho pen Divid lne foes with deputies evident fraud hs ea kc ber aid contained the following marshal ireland like so many others of his decapitated for let hi fulsome newspaper organs deny it as they will the fact remains traube action of the president in jn atie successor oh the day his term expired constituted a royal bounce in the fullest sene of the word marshal ireland we say goes into private life without leaving any aching void of regrets or anything else behind him except the cloudy and unsavory reputation that has dune to him all through his ad ministration the terrible abuses which prevailed in the penitentiary until alie sharp finger of the herald drew the eyes of the public thither and forced a partial correction of them are still in memory there have long bren facts in the possession of aba herald and which it believes would have braueht the ax down upon alie marshals neck lone ere this had they been published but the wishes and remon st rances of friends the herald is free to own alio urged Ir elands pettiness of boul and the revenge he a undoubtedly take upon all such mor mons as in his power has in deuced tile postponement odthe aubi of these documents this time now however ireland is powerless or shortly will be to retaliate upon such as are weak and helpless in his hand he is besides reduced from that high estate which made him a confidential and of necessity as from any itlY eatn atnori at iori by that gentleman aa if seli e save it to mr dicksoh andins new grand jury if they leave not surrendered their intelligence telli gence into his hands as the last one did to judge whether there is affidavits which would bring ireland before them in a slightly different role to what he has so lone appeared in it may be baid here that these affidavits about one in our pose eson but eliat those suppressed are made by mormon prisoners who be accused of having a private end to serve of the following only by n mormon imprisoned for unlawful cohabitation we understand is not jiow recognized as a member of the church bow ireland D alty i on hla lee chiv ihan ia COUNTY OB BEAVER J james it lendsay of beaver city beaver county that I 1 was appointed deputy united stales marshal in june A D 1883 by E A Irelan dand had ceareo of tuo second berneil all the processes said district court I 1 received aa for services the first year one half the fees allowed by law and K A ireland the other half of the said E A ireland paying one fourth tho actual expense aal paying three of eaid expenses I 1 also served in the same capacity from july ast 1st to january ast 1st 1881 and daring said time I 1 paid all the expenses of aid district and received as compensation one half of the legal fees for my services eer vices the was paid to E A ireland the united marshals also during my ser vicca as deputy united states marshal I 1 took from beaver to the utah penitentiary fennel callaghan and four other prisoners having with me two guards to assist tho actual vouch crisfor this service was two hundred and eighty four dollars the net expenses incurred on this trip was 15 50 my share of eaid vouchers was mak ingine tt losa of 1750 on explanation with E A ireland lie paid 1500 corp morp baill loft me losses on aad waa ago milea away from home R lians ay iy auty uy marshal subscribed and dworn to buforo me this soth day of october seal A D 1885 j j f EHERSON courtly clerk beaver county ow managed he peu the exposure 1 OF awn chirr op SALT LAKE georda H kellor bulno duly aborn deposes and pays that lie was convicted on february etli for takina ft horse and pt M sentence d to one year in the utah penitentiary on february and governor murray ander ho copper act on Pc cember n to lila rial aind four 1 months awaiting arri band blat during big imprisonment hewit nease of cruel treatment A ana smith nidhan rance sent to asylum was put into aliat was known na tho broat box six 0 feet lonks tx G feet and barely three 3 feet wide with chains on his legs quite heavy ones on of the coldest winter move around W keep warm having no bedaine of any kind and the euarda threw four 4 ofed from tho well aion er in the oralU ant and aliu froner aTter warda tod affiant that ihan saw that thia treatment rave the a cold and he wa kept in s ilir HL 0 T box all the next day until 5 in the evening without food of any kind affiant does not know the causo of this treatment but he thinks the treatment very cruel especially owing to the condition of the prisoner mentally that for five 5 months during the present year in charge of the danine room at tho penitentiary that lie kiowa the character of the food supplied by the marshal and warden for the use f tho prisoner that it has come in smelling so badly that two men had to take turns in dishing it up from the tuba to the plates this occurred more than a dozen times during liis charge of the dining room the bread was reportedly report edby on ono occasion aa being bouldy mouldy and mouse eaten caubu by its being kept in a dalp box that the arod was generally bad and that the surroundings tha rooms and the beddick bed dink were ill vile and unhealthy the sten iea arising from the unclean privy kiil iho soapsuds thrown over the yard render the place filthy and unhealthy that the whole affair was terribly badly managed and tia caro given to the ick G H KELLOGG subscribed and sworn to be seal foro me this day of december A D 1885 W notary public salt lake county UT low ireland and dickmon tried to tarn a ncr into A sputter to uh om it may concern be it known that during the twenty months imprisonment I 1 endured in penitentiary I 1 was for six months what is termed 1 trusty and worked on alie outside the prison walls about eight months af terray incarceration commenced ireland and dickson offered to procure my and pay me a sum or my time if I 1 would aid them in running in which I 1 declined 10 do the bf the penitentiary always treated me as kindly as I 1 could expect but I 1 have witnessed several exhibitions of brutality exercised by the warden towards the prisoners and many times the food served to prisoners was and inadequate stinking meat sour bread and soup with maggots have often been sent in for the prisoners to baand they have respectfully protested some of them have been punished with sweat box or shackles JESSE E subscribed and sworn to before SEAL me thia day of october 18 85 F notary public SALT LAKE COUNTY U T how ireland cincher cinched Cin ched tho getem gotem over inifi guard soldiers ov UTAH 1 OF SALT LAKE j eg bradford W elliott being duly beorn deposes and bays that on october solli 1884 be took the place and assumed the duties of guard at the utah penitentiary ment from U S AI arshal ireland eliat said place had been vacant prior to my assuming its duties about eleven ll days that at the end of the said month ho amant signed a voucher for a full months pay to wit that of october 1884 that said pay amounted civo dollars but that he received but twenty nine dollars and five cents 2903 of that amount being pay for twelve 12 days service and affiant has no doubt that faid voucher was against tho united states to the credit obeaid Ar arshal and f arther avers that a man named keudell informed him that lie also signed a voucher fax full pay when for daa tho place had been vacant affiant avers that a man named A informed him that in sops ember 1854 potatoes which were rai sedon the government faim by convict labor were bold or charged to lie government in the support of the convicts in tho penitentiary at the civo cents per bushel when they were selling for thirty alyc cents per bushea in the market lit salt lake and th was a aird at tho time bf datil at the utah st ELLIOTT subscribed and eburn to hc asal fore me this lath day of ko 1 A D 1835 clias W rotary public salt lake county now ireland roller at hollarn Iol larn a hind nad hoir iid ciui to to be thankful territory TERni TORY OP UTA 1 OF aai T LAKE j i thomas sampson being duly sworn debobes and baye that he iq a subject britain bom at huil yorkshire april ad 1819 18 19 rame 10 amici ca arriving at new york city about slay that he was ft ainola rhian when to america never having married anyon e in his life that on july 1883 be in ii til en haill dinglo t married one amnia everete Evere tp at tho city of salt lake xi if alt anko territory of biati find was from said mma everett by decree of the pro baie cobit on december lelh 1881 that whilo in the condition last named he lift ving not married again he wan arrested by tho federal leitho niiles on december 1835 tried before jadue zane atio judge of tho third judicial district coart of utah territory for polygamy and have been committed by marrying emma dvorett Ev orett lie hav ing married one hannah powell twelve years beford to eng land lip wag aru illy convicted be pro a eald oh march 1 lih to turf years imari rn meu in aitio rhth conviction way on very limmey through eplite on biff part of hia former i law tho and uund cd j tb i q eni I 1 land prior to coming t Arni mca I 1 and affiant now here declares that he never did marry said hannah powell in england nor prior to bis marricco marr iaco with emma eacrett abany time or place whatever and never lived with her in england and said IIan nali powell was single when was arrested that emma everett was divorced from affiant before the arkeat and trial aforesaid and therefore affiant had no wife at all at the time of liis said arrest and conviction that since that time to wit october 12 1885 president cleveland pardoned affiant on the petition of himself signed by judge zane and the prosecuting officers cerR of the court that him and that on the of october 1885 affiant WAS married to said hannah powell by judae zane the same brine the date of his release and the said hannah powell being the same woman named in the complaint against him for polygamy on which he was tried and convicted that on or about the ath day of november 1885 affiant was accosted by one moore at the time a guard at the in the employ of marshal ireland who asked him if he was at work and on being advised in the negative said you damn fool why dont you go and give some of these damned poloy gs away you can get twenty dollars a head and dont have to appear against them in court you can make forty dollars a day fur I 1 know you know plenty of them and affiant also avers that a man named mix also at the time a guard in the penitentiary proposed to affiant while he was imprisoned that on emerging alie he could get twenty dollars a head for giving away eliat alie man moore above mentioned endeavored to persuade affiant to go with him to the marshals office to arrange about the matter and affiant avers that the food at the penitentiary during his sojourn there was in many respects unwholesome that the meat was frequently sent out from the trouble as it could not be eaten and the meal biad to be made on dry bread and coffee that the was also bad and could not be each on several occasion eliat as a trusty affiant had to send bread to supply the marshals family every other day and that vegetables ot all kinds and other things were also from alie penitentiary to tho marshals residence subscribed and sworn to before SEAL me this day of november A D 1880 CHAS IV notary public salt lake city U T llovy ireland yearned fr mear cannon und ireland guard with alanl how ireland of anre struck a jailor OF UTAH a s OP SALT LAKE f john aird jr being duly sworn deposes and says that ho was imprisoned in the utah penitentiary from april SO 1885 till may owing to inability to his hundred dollars and costs to which he was sentenced by judge zano for unlawful cohabitation under the edmunds act that immediately on being sentenced as above the affiant was taken into the office of U S marshal ireland and on asking the privilege of boing out to try and pet a friend to help him to pay bis line said marshal refused and made the following expression I 1 wish to jesus christ I 1 george Q cannon were I 1 would snatch them bald headed alie sons of bitches that tho marshal paced the floor and seemed very enraged and bitter that affiant was sent to the penitentiary tent iary that night and nest morn ing when tho prisoners were called into breakfast and ave guard had re cirod and bolted door sarno of the prisoners seized affiant and held his arm behind him while they placed a rope around his neck and hung him up to the joist of tho room till his sight left him and be was getting black in the faccas some told him after ho was let down he applied to the warden for something to relieve hia throat as he was so much hurt that ha could not swallow and ho was also shaken in his nervous so cioch that he was laid up for two days and all the medicine that was furnished him of any kind waa three rn orphine pills which ha did not tako that bad treatment had been usual for bome lima by the prisoners before affiant went there and it wa not until the affiant complained and tha desperate character of his case forced li selfon the at marshal that it was stopped by his order men before that had been tossed in blankets and compelled to fight with other prisoners to escape lie terrors of initials ini ion as it was called no attention had boen paid to anything of the before although it was well knowli affiant had himself warned the guard that waa intended on him but the guard while promising pro to protect him retired as above stated and a prisoner bolted alie door on the inside and athla left the prisoners to do aa hey pleased above described the exception of one day meat used in the penitentiary ws a invariably badana alt tho food except ali auda had to bo eaten with thu fina eTS hia ea much that ha could tit ati very the bread and tiie tea hein tho macii ilia diet the aholo period of his eliat affiant wi jailor of tho aty prison at bialt lake city from august let 1880 till nov that ho knows food served to prisoners in that prison and alsi in prisons in scotland that the food 16 tho utah penitentiary is not only vastly inferior in but is io every respect unfit hn food and at boup h ad to bo abent bark to alie ineat en that it Is dished 1 a tb and shoveled into the tin pio platea with some kind fa almol JOHN jn subscribed and sworn to before aasal rasal me this ath day of december AD notary public T COTY T i ft t i |