The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-20
FOREIGN.
Perse cutIOn OF the Jews Con-
tinues.
Particulars of the A" DOteTeI"
Disaster.

Dublin, I9-Dillon hiss been removed,
at his own request, from the infrmAry at
KilmRrnham, to jail, because he insisted
on other prisoners being put in the same
ward with him. Walsh, being an Ameri-
can, intends to appeal TO the American
consul for intervention in hiI behGlt
Rome, 19.-Tbe principal men OF both
ipArtie5 strongly condemn the conduct Of
Signor DslmAn 81 the monetary confer
ence, in defending opinions contrary 20
the instructions he received, and dis
creditable to the Tcience Of the Italian
government.
| Vienna, I9.-During the sackiDg of
| Padwalska, on the Russian frontier,
several peasants were killed by falling
r.fters -Four grain warehouses and nearly
all the buildings around the railway sta
ton we're burned. At all stations
along the Northwestern Railway
houses were plunderod. Austrian
frontier towns are crowded with
fugitives. At Odessa the plundering was
continued the entire day. Rich Jews
have fed and poor ones are in piiiAble
condition. At Kieff the synagogue was
broken up and the congregation KroSsly
maltreated. The Jewish quarter Of tsWn
looks n il il had been sacked by TaTtArs.
London, l9.-AdYices frora st. Vim
cent state that details have been received
there Of the disaster to the British sloop
Of war DOtereL, which was blown up at
Sandy Point, in the Strait Of Magdelen,
involving loss OF 143 lives. There were
two explosions. The first il supposed 10
have been the bursting Of q boiler used in
condenSing sea water; the second was in
the forward magazine The vessel went
down bow foremost in eight fathoms Of
water, in three minutes, and nothing was
seen after the second explosion except 5
few pianks. The survivors saved their \
lives by jumping overheard after the
frat explosion. They were rescued by
boats from sailing vessels. Commander |
Evans jumped through q portfolio and
was taken from the water much lsesrated |
by broken glass and wreckage. The en- |
gineer who escaped was not on duty.
Tunis, 19.-There was fighting yester-
day at Soukelsrba. It is stated that both |
natives and French LOST heavily in killed |
and wounded. Several French wounded |
have been brought here. The French are |
marching upon Mateur. a pressure will
probably be used to induce the heir ap-
parent to sign document acknowledge |
ing the proclamation.
London, ia telegram was received 1
81 the war otlce and colonial othce from Il
TransvAsl. Ohildres, secretary Of war,
and Earl imberly, colonial secretary,
hastily conferred on the subject of the
dispatches and sent 3 messenger to Glad
stone.
Jews in England are moving for coll
lecIive action in regard to the outrsges
against tLeir people in Russia.
The overflow Of the river Dwina at
destroyed many houses, and
It is believed great loss of life is involved.
At Killarney, yesterday, a collision oc-
Cured between marine brigade and the
people. Several of the latter were
wounded.
Madrid, 19.-The treasury has ordered
the arrest Of some officers Of that depart
ment and some persons well known in
business circles, on charges Of fraud and
forgery. The event caused q great sem
;ation in monetary circles.
st. Petersburg, ia woman recently
arrested has been identified As q com
psnion of Juleaboff, chief director of the
plan for the assassination OF the late Gar.
secret press, arms and explosives were
'ound at her residence.
Poridk police, Tuesday, surprised a
secret meeting out of the city sud ar
'ested all present.