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

Land League meetings were prohibite
on Sunday, on the ground that they wer
calculated 10 excite ill-feeling among he
msjesty's subjects.
All priIouers held for debt in Scotlan,
Were released st midnight. on Friday, il
pursuance of an act passed st the las
session OF Parliament.
Garfield has written TO the editor Of To,
German RevieiD, Berlin expressing joy
st the cordial relations bet Reen Germany
J and tia United States.
Six persons were injured By q tIaiI
, being thrown fr"n the track near Milton
junction, on the Chicago and North
western road, on the LIST.
a stringent peace preservation bill vii
, be introduced 10 Parliament immedi'
4tely, but liberty OF speech or the press
will not be interfered with.
Il is rumored that the British govern
meet will call out the militia 10 fill the
posts msde vacant by the troops seEi to
ireland and the Cape lony.
The Western Union Telegraph lines
within the province OF British Columbia
became the property Of the Dominion
government on Thursday last. -
1t is thu general belief that the I,ish
trials will not result ia conVictors. II
is said nine Of the jurors are determined
to acquit, whatever the evidence.
| The Greek chamber Of deputies has
passed the bill allowing government to
obtain an advance OF %, 900 90 drAchmAs
upon the coming loan Of 10. 600, 600.
At neon, on Saturday, Mayor Cooper,
Of New York, bowed into office William
Z. Grace, the new MAYOR. Many prom
inent citizens witnessed the ceremony.
Ada CaTsndish, actress. being stricken
with pneumonia at Nashville, her en-
gagemeais FIR the season have I'll been
cancelled aud her company disbsnded.
j D. @. Mathews, an employee in the
gas works In the coke house, Cincinnati,
inhaled the fumes and fell on pile of
hot coke and persisted almost Instantly.
Germany will tolerate no intervention
in home affairs by foreign stale, and is
therefore annoyed by The demonstrations
in America against artl-JeRish agitation.
A row in the S.. Louis Times office
has resulted in the publication OF two
| Times daily. One at the Republican
Office and the Other ~ the Post dispatch
Office
In response 10 request by delega-
ton Of colored citizens, GeA. Grant will
attend an entertainment at St Philips
Episcopal Church, New York, on JSnu-
AIRY 18th.
The German colonists on the Olyn are
In half starving condition. In n Iel.ie-
ment Of 10 0 PEOPLE thee are only six
| families whose members are not obliged
to ask alma
The breski u a Notch rod caused
the w,ecking Of the Plymouth express,
on the Old Co ony road, at Weymouth.
Mass, the lst. Some passengers @sre
slightly hurt.
Omaha wants q branch mint, I'd
| shows that she receives annually leo,
COO 600 pounds Of bullion and precious
metals, besi les coin, du,t, refined gold
and silver bars.
Cobb, Of the House appropriation COM
mittee, thinks there will be no provision
for supervisors and deputy marshsls of
elections, rs there WAS no occasion for
their empl' ymsnt.
Bu.ine,s failures in England: Alfred
New, iron manufacturer, Trowsll, nes-
Nottingham; lisDiIitieI, heavy; james
Briefly & Co., cotton spinners, Rochdsle,
Liabilities, ga, 900.
The Ets-mer Sdrdinian, from Boston
for halifax, picked up . boat containing
Paul Nelson and Charles Lund, bslong-
ing to the fishing schooner Waldo ITUiJls,
of Rochester, Mass.
One thousand guns are ssnt to Ireland
surreptitiously from Birmingham weekly.
and within the last three weeks $500
Enfield rifles have been sent there from
Birmingham shops.
1t ia thought Hayes will designate his
cabinet officers to act ten days each IS
sec etary OF the navy, as it ia difficult TO
get suitable person TO accept the posi-
ton for 60 short time.
Mr.. Scott, champion shot Of England,
has signed articles OF agreement with
DR.. Carver for match to shoot at 100
pigeons each, for G., 600 side, to come
OFF the Is. of February.
Oonalst, one of Augustin Days
Nautch girls, in New York, twelve years
Of age, gave birth on New Years night,
to baby bOy-the frat Hindoo child
born on American soil.
D. w. Busbyhead, principal chief OF
the Cherokee nation, d. n Blackstone
and George Sanders, delegates, rave,
one to Washington 10 watch the interests
of their people during the winter.
The New York Times says Blaine will
be G.rfield's secretary of state, Charles
| Foster secretary Of the interior, Levi z.
Morton secretary of the treasury, Homer
Davis, of California, postmaster general.
The tories are publicly and privately
spreading absurd reports as to an immi-
| -, H. d -tf =
the dissolution OF Parliament and an cleo
ton resulting in conservative triumph.
The Nov Years receptions in Wash
ingtQn were the most brilliaaE known.
They had sleighing for the frat time in
| this generation. At the White House
Mrs. Hayes was assisted by large num-
Der of lsdies.
The United States court at Baltimore
refuses to grant an injunction restraining
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from
using sleeping cars, because they in
fringed the Pullman Palace Car Com
pAny's patent.
st. Louis has raised nearly q million
dollars to aid in the construction Of the
st. Louis and Texas narrow gauge, line
| which is to run from TexarkSna 70 Cairo,
Ill, and also connect with the Palmer
sullivan system of Mexican roads st Rio
Granoe.
One hundred musicians attached to
Thomas orchestra, 6ilmore's band, and
orchestra Of the Thalis theatre, serenaded
the famous German actress, wary
Geistinger, at the Belvidere hotel, New
York, late Saturday night. She made .
pretty speech.
The italian and Russian ambassadors
at Constantinople express regret that The
French ambassador informed the Sultan
OF the arbitration project with ut hz7i e
previously consulted other ambassadors.
They recommend direct negotiations be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
President Goodrich, Of the Goodrich
Transportation Company, denies the
charges made by the coroner's jury, at
Grand haven, Mich, that the lost
steamer LLpeEd WAS in bad condition,
unseawortby, with inadequate life-pre-
servers and inexperienced sailors
A Paris correspondent Of the New
York Tribune ridicules DeLesseps'
method Of raising money for the Psnams
Canal, and intimates thst The gres;
schemer having to spend los of money
for personal needs, is taking this msani
} of obtaining it. The correspondent;
thinks DeLesEeps scheme is too bold ts
succeed.
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