The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-06
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

| The Greek army viii be increased tC
$1,000.
The Missouri legislature met on
Wednesday.
Queen Victories speech was submitted
TO he cabinet on Tuesday.
The Pull Null Gdzette disapproves 8
eoercive polly for Ireland.
Two more regiments Of infantry will be
sent to TrausvaAl from India.
A German war vessel will watch the
course Of hoslilitits In Iraosvaal-
Ali,on, of lows, looms up as the prob
able choice fur the treasury secretary,
A new secret order OF socialism, ex-
tending all over Germany, has been dis
covered.
The trAver ers' trial, on Wednesday,
consisted in the examination OF steno-
grsphets.
The Indians who were 60 insolent re
Gently are row beggs.s for peace and
provisions.
Garfield ssys he hiss not nor will he
talk about his cabinet, but is prepared 10
receive suggestions.
Congressman Davis, of California,
stands ahead for the Pacific Coast place
in Garfeld's cabinet.
Ezra precautions are to be taken to
prevent the grand houses OF Parliament
from being blown up.
If Parnell does not attend Parliament,
Justice Mccarthy will take his place as
leader Of the home-rulers.
If Levi P. Morton fails to get the New
York senstorship, he will bid for the
secretaryship of the navy.
1t is said in England that Ministers
Bright and Chamberlain are discontented
at the recent turn of affairs.
1t is said that Garfield asked Blaine to
select bis place in the administration, and
chose the department OF state.
There is panic among military au.ho-
rites of England, caused by fear of
Fenisn attempts to do something.
The Dixon Cruclble company, Of
Jersey City, has suspended. Assets and
liabilities about equal-S1, 900, 900.
Postmaster General Fawcett says there
is no reason to assume that the House Of
Lords will reject the Irish land bill.
Judge William B. Wood, the newly
appointed associate justice, took his place
on Wednesday on the supreme bench.
Sir William Hart Dyke, England, has
resigned the post of conservative whip
and Rowland VIM has been appointed.
Pennsylvania is to be given the wal
department, and Don Cameron is back
ing Gen James l.. BEAVER for the posi-
ton.
The resignation of Garfield as United
States Eenstor-eiect has been referred to
thejudiciary committee Of the Ohio legis-
lstion.
Davitt says if the ha6eGs corpus is
suspended in Ireland, violence and out
rage will usurp the restricted influence OF
the League.
The Co orado delegation in Congress
will 60 to Mentor, on Sunday, to urge
Governor RUutt for cabinet position
upon Garfield.
Baudry D'Asson's appeal from the de-
cision dismissing his action against
Gambetts for imprisonment has also
been-dis missed.
Fowler, Crsmpton s. Co., importers of
chemicals, l42 Front street, New York,
have failed. Liabilities, $500, 600; no es
tlmALe OF assets.
Several persons were injured on
Wednesday by fast mail train on the
Wilmington and Weldon r. B., n. c.,
running off the track.
This Illinois general assembly has con-
vened. President pro tenn. of the SEN
ste, w. +. Campbell; speaker of the
house, John NJ. Pearson.
The Senate appropriations committee
recommend that the charge d. affairs at
Bucharest, Roumsnia, be consul-general.
Several consulstes are reclsssifed.
Bottles of petroleum have been found
at Carriers and du-kisson docks, Liver
pool These, taken 10 consideration with
incendisry fires in lumber yards, excite
alarm.
Mrs. John Russell Young, who died in
New York on Tuesday, was the daughter
Of John G. Fitzpatrick, who was for
forty years an officer in the United States
Senate.
Davitt, the Irish sgitator, says several
land meetings will be proclaimed this
week. He counsels branch leagues to
give the authorities no pretext for sup
pressing m etiDga.
The south is to be given place in
Garfeld's cabinet, and Solicitor Phillips,
of the department Of justice, and Judge
Hunt, II the southern claims commits
sion, are spoken Of in that connection.
Several members OF the opposition in
the Spanish Cortes have been elected to
the various committees. The opposition
demand the correspondence concerning
q treaty OF commerce with the United
States.
The House appropriation committee
will add Sl25, 900 to the army bill to pay
30 per cent. to land grant railroads, &C
cording to the recent Supreme Court de-
cision. The total amount Of the bill now
is s26. BIG. 600.
-Four coaches and Pullman sleeper
were ditched on Tuesday between Great
Bend and Raymond, Ks, on the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe r. r and all
the passengers we'll shaken up and
tumbled about, but none seriously hurt.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road is about to increase the stock one
fourth, selling the new issue at par, and
thus raise the necessary money without
creating a heavy bonded debt. Forty
miles of side tracks are TO be laid, and
cars and engines to the amount of 81, $780,
600 are to be bought.
The House select committee on inter
oceanic canal is anxious to secure action
on the Monroe doctrine resolutions.
Whitthome, member of the committee,
is opposed to all inter-oceanic canal pro-
jects, believing such canal would lead to
complications, and perhaps wsr. His
views are not shared by any other mem
har Of the eoramittee