The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-24
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

British transports on their way
to Naples viii at once be sent back.
The Beers have definitely agreed
to all the British terms, and they
will retire.
Socialists hold an international
congress at Zuriih, Switzerland, in
September.
John 1. Crow, veteran editor of
the Baltimore Sun, died of apoplexy
on Wednesday.
The clearing house exchanges were
smaller last week than any week
since last October.
At st. Thomas, on the 18th, two
shocks of earthquake were felt, and
on the 18th one shock.
The Irish Land League has re-
ceived $500 this week, the largest
amount received any week.
The British government has
offered areward of $500 for Informal
ton as to the Mansion house out
rage.
At called meeting of readjusters
at Richmond, Va, on Wednesday,
Mahone's course was warmly en-.
| dOrsed.
SchurZ was given reception on
Wednesday night, by Boston Ger
mans. The speeches were made in
German. a- r.-.sfe
AT a banquet held in Madrid on
Wednesday night, speeches were
made insisting on the abolition Of
slavery in Cuba. ...-
Owing to their being no quorum
present, the Supreme Court of the
United States adjourned on WedneS-
day until Thursday.
The chances for an extra session
are believed to be lessening. A
decision by the cabinet is expected
on Thursday, the 24th.
At the democratic convention at
Providence, on Wednesday, Malone
was denounced as dishonest and
.treacherouS to his party.
Nine of the leading sugar refinery
firms of New York City have re-
fused to recognize in any way the |
New York Sugar Exchange.
Grants resignation as president of |
the Worlds Fair commission has
been accepted, and H. j. levitt |
unanimously elected his successor.
In Paris two men were sentenced |
to eight months Imprisonment each |
for posting placards congratulating
the nihilists on the murder of the
Gar.
AT Montreal the Germans have
held a mass meeting teStifying that
the report of their sympathy with
the assassination of the Car is
false.
a fight took place in Senegal be-
tween natives and French soldiers
sent to establish a telegraph line,
in which 100 natives were killed.
The rest fed.
Eighteen of the crew of the ship
Oriental, at Queenstown, having re-
fused to obey the orders of the cap
tain, were placed in irons and sent
to Hull, England. ID
Postmaster General James has
declined to dine with the merchants
IN New York City, and in Il letter
states that the test of his usefulness
has just commenced.
Copies Of the speech of Hassel-
man, the socialist, delivered in New
I ork, have been distributed in Ger
many by the thousand, and are found
IN soldiers knapsacks.
The indications are that the at
iempt of republicans to elect new
senate officers will fail, owing to
democratic resistance; at least dur
ng the special session of the Sem
tie.
The first train over the Banana
inc from San Francisco, arrived at !
Kansas City on Wednesday morn 2
NC. There were twelve cars t
rowded with passengers in the b
rain. =
II. w. Beecher's house, Columbia
Heights, has been sold. It is the :
anne which Beecher mortgaged for
10000 for Tilton, when an attempt
7as being made to smother the | 6
candaL Il
Pat Ebert, a daring burglar, was n
hot so that he died in an hour. at v
,ollo, Mo-, on Wednesday. He had | n
lst gained access to the bank r,
lult when discovered, and was shot n
adesperate attempt made to es- az
ape. q,
Owing to insufficient appropria- fC
Ons by Congress for fuel, gas, ii
alter, ETC., for public buildings, con NJ
actors and others have been mott I'll
ID that after the 31st inst. there CT
i'll be no means in the treasury to ca
" for these articles. d.