The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-01
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.


England will not be represented
at the monetary conference.
Bursch has been appointed under
secretary of foreign affairs for Ger
many.
Senator Kellogg penetrated q
lengthy speech in the Senate on
Thursday.
Neither the nomination of Rob
ertson nor that of Chandler Will be
withdrawn.
The articles in the German Fret
heit are agitating the various Euro
pean governments.
Chicago will now have Chamber
of Commerce to be erected on the
site recently selected.
Rates are reduced &c. between
Chicago and New York on grain
provisions and live hogs, to take
effect April 1st.
Commissioners to the monetary
conference have sealed instructions
which are not to be opened until
Paris is reached.
Roussakoff's father has attempted
suicide several times; and the police
guard his house to keep the populace
from destroying it.
Arguments in the Eureka-Rich-
mond mining case are closed in the
Supreme Court, Washington, and
case takeu under advisement.
1t is now reported that Garfield
objects TO the opposition of Attorney
General McVeagh to the confrma-
tiOn of Robertson and Chandler.
1t is now said that the names of
the persons to whose nomination
COnkling and Platt now object were
submitted to them before sent in.
The president of the board of
trade, London, says they have no
evidence that butterine, or similar
compounds, disseminates disease.
One TreibSchke has challenged
one Lure, in Berlin, because the
latter declared in the ReichStag that
the former favored a tobacco mon
OpOly.
The name of Tyler, nominated for
collector at Buffalo, n. Y, will
probably be withdrawn on the re-
presentation of citizens that he is
unfit for the position.
1t is probable that Secretary Win
dom will conclude to issue AZ per
cent. bonds to the amount of Sl04,-
100000, as that is the amount he is
authorized to sell for refunding pur-
poses.
Judge Wallace, of the U. S. court
of New York, has decided that the
state act, taxing bank stockholders
and surplus funds, is in conflict with
the laws of the United States, and
therefore invalid.
The actual plurality of Garfield
over Hancock, given by the New
York Times, and based upon returns
received direct from the secretaries
of the several states, is 1922
neither more nor less.
The German government is NOV
ing in the direction of joint action by
the European governments to secure
the punishment of their own OF
foreign subjects who attempt to
assassinate royal persons or the
heads of state; and of those who
incite to assassination.
The Gar has ordered General
Melikoff to express his regret to the
Polish deputatiOn that he did not
on the occasion of the general recep-
ton of deputies, address them. He
attributes it to his emotion, and
says he will take the first oppor-
tunity to show his regret.
The Gar has ordered the creation
of a temporary council to assist the
commandment of the city. The coun-
Gil will consist of a member from
each of the 220 city districts, to be
elected. They will vote on all meas
ures submitted by the commandant,
subject to the sanction of the En-
perOr.
The coroner's investigation over
the body of Miss Maudheim at
Washington has disclosed the fact
that she had a lover, who by ardent
appeals wished her to become his
mistress. The letters indicate that
their intimacy had not been of a
proper character. The lover will be
summoned to tell what he knows of
the suicide.
PIGEONS WANTED, at