The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-14
BRIEF KILOGRAMS

Postal telegraph employees in London
are anticipating = strike.
A break in the Erie Canal, on Sunday,
caused $50, 900 damage.
Baron Zethen, millionaire, has been
shot by his steward, in Vienna.
An Italian exploring party of fifteen
persons has been massacred in Abyssinis
Terrible storms have destroyed the en-
tire harvest in the district of Temesyar,
South Hungary.
Fifteen thousand people assembled in
Cork, Ireland, on Sunday, but no at
tempt was made to hold meeting.
The storm on Saturday evening pros
trated wires in Illinois and perhaps did
greater damage between st. Paul and
Omaha.
The former proprietor Of the ConStittt-
tiOr, has bought the Sprinfeld Register,
aud will give Illinsis frst-clsss demo-
cratic paper.
The schooner EdtOGTd Lee Sparks, OF
Princetown, reports that she sent boat 8
crew after whale and after making fast
to it the boat and occupants suddenly dis
appeared. 1855
Aldrich and Isaacs, the men concerned
in somewhat noted robbery and pawn
brokers case In Chicago, were sentenced,
on Saturday, to one year each in the
penitentisry. FL
The London Sportsman says that
Americans have great deal to be proud
Of in securing both the Derby and the
Grand Prix, but nobody will begrudge
them their success.
Troops have gone to Mill street, County
Cork, where many thousand persons are
expected to assem- BILE for the purpose Of
obstructing the execution of Writs. The
troops are ordered to stop the meeting at
any cost.
Assemblyman Bradley, of New York,
has received q dispatch from Olean,
largely signed By his felloW-toWnsmen,
urging him not to lose heart, and con-
demning the attacks By the press upon
his character.
General Grant, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
Sharp and Col. Fred. Grant: left st.
Louis Saturday night, for Chicago,
where they will probably spend several
days, then 60 to GsleDa. Mrs. Grant is
still quite feeble. G p
A New York dispatch says Conkling
and Platt received few callers on Satur.
day, ex-senator Boutwell, and Don Cam
eron being among them. 1t is under
stood they return to Albany tomorrow,
but it denied that Grant will go there.
Keene says he had no money bet on
his horse ''Foxball," and don't know
whether his friends had or not. He sent
his horses to England because he wanted
to see America win some Of the great
races on the other side Of the Atlantic.
Edward Trickett, the Australian OARS
man, arrived in New York on Saturday
on the steamer Egyptian Monarch, with
Kelly, his trainer. He stated that he ex-
pected to remain in this country three OF
four months and would row any man g
race, except Hanlan.
The scout E &. Allison, who has been
instrumental in bringing into camp
many of Sitting Bulls Sioux. is in Chi.
csgo, and reports Sitting Bull 10 miles
north of the line, In Gusphells, where
| where he and his followers are Obliged
to make all sorts Of shifts for livelihood
He believes the Ysnkton nsis, at Poplel
Greek, are guilty of mueh of the deviltry
| for which the Sioux are blamed anC
thinks thay should be sent to the Da'
kota reservation. The Sioux are intending
| to send several of their chiefs to Wash
| ington to apply for stated reservation
where they may live and die in peace anC
without hardships such as they now suffer