The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-26
FOREIGN.

Gibraltar, 25.-Tbe steamer Des.
SIOUX, with the obeiisk On board, will
sail for the United States 10 day.
Berlin, 25.-In the conference, to.
day, the report OF the delegates upon
tue French proposal. was unsni-
mously adopted By the plenipoien-
tiaries.
Il Is considered here possible that,
il necessary, the western powers will
make naval demonstration to enforce
the decisions OF the conference.
Prince Orloff has arrived in Berlin.
He will probably confer with Prince
Bismarck.
The conference wac entirely unani-
NOUS regarding the Greek frontier
line, which ia that elaborated by
General Sir LlntoIn Simmons before
he left London. Il vas submitted by
him Tor approval to France and
recommended to the conference by
Count De st. Vallior. The proposal
is therefore, an English one. 1t in
cludes JaminA.
Madrid, 25.-Tne council OF state
has adopted the bill regulating the
conditions OF service OF negroes in
Cuba, reducing the number of work
ing hours and prohibiting corporeai
punishment.
la the Morocco conference, to-day,
the ENJOYS approved tho Austrian pre-
posal in favor of religious liberties for
the Jews and will present the pre-
posal 20 the Moorish envoy. The last
sitting of conference will take place
to-day.
Alexandria, 25.-King John has
concluded treaty Of peace with the
Egyptian government.
London, 25.-Iu the House Of
Lords the bill legalizng marriage
with a deceased wife's sister was re
jected-10l to 81.
In the House OF Commons last
night. Lord Spencer Churchill, con
servatiTe, gave notice that when
Labouchere's motion resoindirg the
resolution in regard 10 BradlAugh
came up, ne would move amend
men!s.
In the House Of Commons this
evening, the motion OF Stevenson,
liberal. TOR closing public houses On
Sunday in England and Wales, was
sdopted-153 to 115, with Pease's
amendment that said houses should
be closed as nearly as possible the
whole day. Government opposed
the measure.
The amendments to Labouchere's
motion to Tsscind tbs resolution OF
the Honse OF Commons will be based
on the ground that it Weuld be mex
pedient and derogstory to the dignity
and character of the House to re-
scind the resolution.
The friends of Bradlaugh intend to
hold 100 mass indignation meetings
on Monday in various parts of Eng
land. A meeting will be held in
Trafalgar Square.
Bradlaugh does not intend to pre-.
sent himself in the House OF Com
mons to claim his seat till Tuesday.
Vienna, 25.-The reconstruction of
the Austrian ministry is regarded as
completed, and an official announce
ment is expected daily. Herr Duna.
jeusk will take the ministry Of
finance, Baron Street that of justice,
Major General Baron Welzershim
that of militia, and Baron Kroner
that of commerce.
Paris, 25.-Iu the Senate, the de-
bate on the report against accepting
the petitions against the Jesuit de-
crees was resumed. Premier De.
Freycinet defended the DEGREES. The
motion of Duke D'AudIAret Pasuuir
to forward the petitions to the president
Of the council and minister of Justice
was then rejected-143 10 127.
The Chamber of Deputies adopted
the war estimates.
The tribunal of Seine has con-
demned Sarah Bernhard to pay the
Coincide Franchise 100000 francs
damage, and has further declared
her to have forfeited all rights and
privileges resulting from her engage
ment of 1875 with the Comedie
FrancaiGe. which Is equivalent 10
additional loss of about a GOO francs.
Premier DeFreycinet, receiving a
deputation in favor of the Franco
American commercial treaty, said
that overtures have been made by
the French minister at Washington,
but Secretary Eyarts had replied that
though such treaty was desirable,
circumstances obliged the United
States government to defer negotia-
tions.