The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28

where he is lying low waiting for his op-
pOnents 10 commit some blunder of which
ne can take advantage.
The alleged discomfort among Ulster
members OF Parl ament, on account OF
| Gladssone's Concessions, is SAID To be
more fictitious than real.
Eminent engineers say the scheme for
tunnel between Dover and Calais is
visionary. They rdIcule the idea that the
drifting can be done in five years.
English portsnen are snxiously look
ing forwa to the third meeting Of Iro-
quois" and Per grine," a. the 81
Leger. Archer will ride tue latter
a company with 500, OOO, COO capital,
and henry Willard president, has been
formed to cOrtfol the Northern Pacific
and Oregon River Navigation Company
Gladstone Sc ms beat on achieving the
free sale of lands. If the housr OF
LORDS makes fight on the propo-It on II
will probably be swept out OF existenc =
The observations Of the American
press on O'DonoYsn Rosa have ia
the British government that there
is no danger to be apprehended from him.
An enthusiastic open air mass demon
strstion Of the Irish Laud Leagus was
held IN Chicago. on Sunday The ad =
dresses were by three priests from Ire-
land.
| Garfield attended the Episcopal Church
at Long Branch, on Sunday. In the
evening the President, Secretary Hunt
and Postmaster-G General James dIhed
with John Hoey.
The Cornell crew will leave the Henly
on July Sd to spend week in London,
and start on the l1th for Vienna To row
q four-oars ,hree-mile race on August 5th
for cup worth ], 400 guilders.
The London Morning Post having
charged that Mr.. Barrow, Yetrinary
surgeon, drugged the race horse "Ben
Dor" eau ing him to lose race. Bar
row has sued the Post for libel.
The rumor that Sir John Mcdonald
will be offered 8 peerage and the gov
ernor- generalship Of Canada is pro-
nounced baseless and Inconsistent with
the policy Of the colonial Office.
italian officials say the attitude of the
French authorities has been correct, while
the French admit that Italy promptly
suppressed demonstr Ations which might
have imp riled friendly relations.
Postma ter General James, Assistsn
General Superintendent of Railway Mail
Service jameson, Colonel Rock we'll, the
Presidents secretary, and Mrs. Garfield
and children remain at Long Branch.
1t is thought the House of Commons
| will pass the land bill without substantial
amendment, by the middle OF July. 1t
is thought the House Of Lords will make
but few and unlInpo tant amendments.
The English papers are now publish
| ing the important news printed L. Amer
lea three weeks ago, that the negotia-
tions. for new commercial treaty be-
tween England and France bad failed.
The English athletes were interested {,
on Saturday, ut the appearance of the
Amer cat amateur champion, l.. T..
Myers, Of the Manhattan Club, n. I. at
the grounds of the London Athletic Club.
The London papers are publishing
stories of deffciea t grain crop in the
| United States, thereby deprec' g
American railroad securities. Keene Is
said to be at the bottom of the bear
movement
Government is trying to break down
the power of the Irish Land League by
attacking its finances. Escn arrest cost:
the league three guiness a week, and
when the accused hiss family, the
CHARGES half as much more.
The dispatch of Earl Granville to the
British minister at Washington, on the
subject of The last Fenian outpouringr
he's not yet left the British foreign Off
ces. 1t is getting weaker as it travel;
from one official scrutinizer to another.
Gen. Valentine Baker, who had t.
quit society 10 England some years ago
because of his brutal assault upon ar
American lady, has again appeared IL
the army and navy clubs, the Prince O.
Wales having paved the way by inviting
him to dinner.
Count Herbert Bismarck has obtained
the consent of his parents to his msrrisg
with tbs Countess Csrolsth, with whom
he elope1 few months ago. She ma
been legally divorced from her husband
Herbert will probably be German min
lister al Washington.
There is likely to be some sensations
business when the land bill reaches tn
House Of Lords, IS the latter W nts t
show the ommons that it is still Iegls
lative branch of government, and tina
: its prerogatives have not ben shortened
by the recent uprising of democracy.
The 400 billiard match at cushion
) carom, between Vigpeaux ADD GARNER
, against Prstt and SlossOn, for purse @
.0CO frsncs, was commenced in Pa Is Of
Sut day afternoon, in Cirque De Herol
Score at the close, first two, go; secont
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