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

A1ODOAG CHdIIASI, SIllpUuIIu6r, ScOC-
land, has failed.
The arrest of Cox leaves the Land
League exclusive in the hands of
Sexton.
At Marseilles, up to II pm, III
arrests had been made. Two regi-
ments reinforced the troops.
Three men were sentenced to five
years penal servitude for riot and
assaulting policemen in Ireland.
Judge Truax has dismissed the
Rufus Hatch suit, brought to enjoin
the W. q. issuing $l5,OeO,OOO of
stock.
Sexton, at Land League meeting
on Monday, made strong appeal to
America for funds. It was a criti-
cal time with the League.
The trial of those accused of the
murder of Abdul AZiz will occur in
tents under the shelter of the Sui
tan's palace, Constantinople.
"Iroquois continues the favorite
for the st. Ledger; betting to 2
against him. He and "Peregrine :"
are backed even against the field.
The Viceroy of India reports that
Ayoob Kahn lost $50 in the fight
with the Amer on the 18th, and
seventeen prisoners. The Amer
leaves Cabul on the 10th inst.
The Pail Mall Gazette regrets
O'DOnoyan Rosa has not been ig-
nOTed, and expressed the belief that
America will surely answer Eng
lands demands to interfere with the
IriSh-American press.
The police seized and confiscated
large number of cartridges, found
opposite the house of a well known
member Of the Land League at
DeWsberry, near Leeds. The Land
League is very strong there.
A Rome dispatch says it is i'm
possible to describe the indignation
over the Marsielles affair, and the
minister of foreign affairs state
ment in the Assembly, that all pos
sible had been done to prevent and
resent the insult to Italy, was re-
ceived with ironical comment.
Marseilles papers convey the i'm
preston that the provocation which
led to bloodshed, is the present state
of Italian public opinion. These
unfortunate riots have a peculiar
gravity, and there is no knowing
what they may lead to. Gaulois is
already calling for the expulsion Of
tha whole Italian colony
Archbishop McCabe's pastoral of
Sunday, denouncing the league and
sharply reminding the clergy that
their mission is not to incite an
agrarian war but to promote peace
and concord, has thrown the
ieaguers into confusion. DR.. McCabe
is in high favor at Rome, and it is
probable that he will be one of the
new cardinals.
The Dublin Gazette contains proc
lamations prohibiting number of
meetings announced to be held,
placing the City and County of
Waterford under the protection act,
and prohibiting the Importation of
arms into Ireland except at Dublin,
Cork, Limerick, Londonderry,
Waterford, Galway, Sligo, Drohe-
gan, Dundalk, Greener, Newrye and
Wexford.
There is a great falling off in the
number of outrages in Ireland. The
landlords have resolved not to exc
cute writs of ejectment except in
cases where the tenant absolutely
denies the right of the landlord to
collect rent. Many landlords who
fled during the Bcycotting period are
returning home, and there are signs
on every hand that the agitation has
nearly burned itself out.
The New York HerGld'S recent
editorials on the necessity of legis-
lative independence for Ireland, and
the establishment of a grand i'm
perial Parliament, including repre-
sentativeS from Australia, Canada,
the Cape, Ireland and Scotland at
tracts much attention in political
circles in Great Britain, especially
among the Irish members of all
shades of opinion, for on this point
the majority of IriShmen are agreed.