The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-22
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Foreign Miscellany.

London, 2O.-In the Commons to-day,
Gladstone, replying to a question Of
StsnhOpe, conservative, OF which he gave
notice on the 10th instant, as to whether
representations had been made to the
American government in regard to
American organization for committing
outrsges in England, said: He was not
aware of what grounds Stanhope had for
speaking OF preparations in America for
outrages in England. There were, ne
said, Indictments to Outrages IN news
papers, etc., and viewing the nature of
these indictments, government thought
1t right to bring the facts to the knowl-
edge Of the government of the United
States.
Henry Brougham, Henry Street and
Edwin Street, known tas betting men,
were in the lord mayors court, to-day,
en- q charge OF passing q mum Der OF
forged checks. They are stated to have
been accomplices in the notorious Bid
well forgeries on the Bank of England,
and in the great turf frauds. They were
remanded.
a correspondent of Berlin reports
that much surprise is felt because Baron
Won Boetticher had been appointed sub
stitute for Prince Bismarck, Instead of
Count Won Stalberg Wernigerode.
Changes In the P1ussian ministry signify
energetic pursuance Of the present policy,
both in ecclesiastical and in general
affairs. Won Gossler, new minister of
public works, is inclined to favor peace
with the Vatican.
Dublin, 81. - Father Sheehy was
transferred from Mas to Kilmainham
jail to-day. Two armed policemen sat in
the carriage with him, escorted by forty
lsncers. The transfer was surprise to
Father Shelby who had been in the in
Urinary. No demonstration was made.
A large farmer, named Bourke, near
Castle Island, County Kerry, was ar
rested under the coercion act, charged
with manning cattle.
Bombay, 21.-Ofieial advices have
been received from Candahar announc-
ing that tho Ameer's forces had defeated
the troops Of Ayoob Kahn with heavy
loss on tAe 18th instant, at Mariz safde.
The Amear's loss was trifing.
Paris, 2O.-The Army of occupation
IL Tunis i Fixed st 10000 men, t. be
stationed 1t Gsrdimssu, Bejs, Mateur
and at fort TO be constructed 10 the
middle Of the KIomier country. Tabsrca,
Biserts Ss1 Gabes, on the coast, will also
be occupietI! Relations of the Porte with
the French sN bassy at Constsntinople
are epresented' still very strained in con-
sequence of the SEnis affair.
The French ambassador wss unable to
obtain an audience with the Sultan to
present complimentary message from
President Grevy, before he departed OF
his furlough.
Vienna, 2O.-A serious s.fsa rrection IS
said to be threatened among the l.rloes on
Bocche de Cottaro in conseqde. nee OF
Austria attempting, contrary to'pron4 ises'
to enforce CONSUMPTION for the landweA lr:
Resistance is encouraged by numbers OF
returned emigrants from America
Rome, 20-At an election to fill tHir-1
teen vacancies in the municipal coureil,
eight Of the successful candidates were
nominees of the clerical and moderate
coalition, three of the clericals alone, sndsI
two of the progressists and moderate
Calcutta, 20.-The summons against
Protestant missionaries for open air
has been dismissed, the court
deciding the authorities, In issuing the
prohibition, acted ultra ViTeS.
Paris, 20.-In Chamber of Deputies,
Of the interior, replying. TO a
question, said the fighting in Marseiles |
began by number OF italian lsborers |
attacking a party Of French Workmen.
This caused 1epIissls, and in the ensuing
series of ARRAYS, four persons were killed
and sever teen wounded. He added, every
precaution has been taken to preserve
peace.
Journal Des Debdts admits the
Italians were first 10 foment quarrel by
Kissing, but remarks, that did not justify
The acts of the municipality or excuses
Of Saturday.
Rome, 2O.-In the Chamber Of Depu-
les the minister of foreign affairs, reply
ing to question, said he had instructed
General Cialdine, Italian ambassador at
Paris, to demand protection for Italians
in Marseilles.