The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-28
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.


Patti will come to America next fall.
Trade is reported dull in New York.
Minnie Hauck is popular in London.
London is enjoying season of opera.
Bernhard is attracting large audiences
in France.
Yale and Harvard boat clubs will row
On Friday.
'Peregrine" is the favorite for the ST..
Leger, at to 2.
Parliament will try to adjourn by the
middle of August.
Garfield and party will return to Long
Branch on Friday.
Last week was a good one in Chicago
commercial circles.
England will probably increase the
duty on French wine.
The land agitation in Ireland seems to
have killed Fenianism.
O'Neill, the tragedian, Is drawing i'm
mense houses In Chicago.
Grant attended Garfeld's reception at
Long Branch on Saturday.
King Alfonso and his court will leave
Madrid for LsGrRnads, on July I'd.
Conkling went to Washington on Sat-
urday to look sitter private business.
Gambetta will not accept the grand
cross offered him by the Bey of Tunis.
The French circular in regard to Tunis
has created an unfavorable impression.
Niue-tenths Of the members of the
House of Lords are landed prOprietors.
The reproduction of "Mefstofle" in
London scores fresh success for Mill
son.
Lower Elbe will not be incorporated
in Zollverien, the cost outweighing the
advantages.
Tt is feared By the French that Bis
msrck is schemipg to infict fresh blow
upon France.
In New York the. weather is cool and
proprietors of summer resorts are plning
for customers.
In the French Chambers the debate on
the instruction in Algeria will begin
next Thursday.
The St. Louis Age Of Steel denies that
there is overpToduction Of steel rails in
this country
Gladstone is determined to surrender
Cypress, the last of the ''ill-gotlon gains
of JiDgoism."
The Beers are likely to be left In.
peecaable and undisputed possession Of
Trsnsvssi.
London papers regret that the battle Of
free trade has to be fought over again IN
Great Britain.
The Finnish diet is claiming larger
legisls tive powers than have been heTei2-
fore granted it.
Emperor William will meet Emperor
Francis Joseph at Silzburg, the begin
ming Of August.
Carl Rosa is conducting operas in
Great Britain. Americans are trying 10
get him over here.
Mrs. Arnold, Garfeld's sister, who wss
injured in a railroad accident recently
will probably recover.
The diver who examined the wreck OF
the Doterei has been sent 10 England to
report to the authorities.
The attempts to organize an agitation
among the English working classes, have
proven miserable failures.
Nothing is expected to come immedi-
ately from the Italian outbreak on &C.
count Of the Msrseilles riots.
Bonamena rebels are passing north
wards between the two French columLs,
and making raids on the towns.
Regulations for putting in force the
law for the abolition of forced paper
currency in Italy, are published.
Parnell wants $4,000 to keep the
home-rule sgitstion alive and to obtain
the sum he is coming to America.
The Prince of Wales subscribed 100
guinies to the Beaconsfeld memorial
Public subscriptions flow in slowly.
At New London, CT, on Monday, the
Harvard beat the Columbian crew By
three lengths in the fsur mile race.
The italian Irredents party are making
capital of the Tunis affair, and in orde1
to counteract i. the King shows hostility t.
France.
London journals say if the Greeks d.
not want Cypress, 1t had better be glVeI
back to the Turks, from whom 1t wa
flched.
| Henry Stsnbury, of Cincinnati, dlet
Sunday night at the Fifth Avenue, New
York, in the 18th year of hia age. Acute
bronchitis.
The London Economist says American
should suspend their efforts to reduce thu
national debt, and abolish excessive i'm
port duties.
Minister Clemenceaa, France, has gone
south for the purpose Of attacking Ferry
who is trying to gain the support of the
lef. centre.
After this week, four days instead O
two. each week, will be devoted to the
discussion of government measures. IL
Parliament.
Some Tunisian tribes have cut the tel
egraph wires and assumed q defiant atti-
iude against the Bey. Europeans arr
panic stricken.
Tho French minister of commerce say
England cannot prevent the decision o
France from substituting specific for az
unl0ren1 duties.
| Col. Chester, an American resident o
London, an antiquarian. has received
the degree of D. c. L. from the UniVer
sity of Oxford.
The Spanish Cortes have been dis
solved. The election will be held OF
a,o,.t Olaf opd tho NOM (ioripe meet OF