The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-07
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.


The Porte is again considering the
arbitration question.
Parnell will move or a select com.
mittee to inquire int the outrages in
Ireland.
Large quantities OF ammunition,
chiefly OF buck5hOtr have been shipped
to Ireland.
slosson viii not assent to Viereaux'
proposal for the billiard match, and
starts for New York.
A second man, wounded by police
bayonet a. the Clare Morris riot or
Tuesday night. has died.
Interest in the trial OF the travers
ers has died out since the defendants
proceeded to Parliament.
At q meeting in Birmingham,
Eng, the annexation OF TransvaaI
was condemned by resolution.
The death sentence of w. Mel
bourn, colored. at Annapolis, has
been COMMITTED into imprisonment
fer life.
Mrs. Hayes gave a dinner on
Thursday, in honor of der young lsdy
guests; sixty persons were present al
the tony affair.
Herr 6tressmsn, an Israelite, has
been elected president of the mum
oipal council of Berlin, receiving 81
out OF 40 votes.
F. Gen. Gofi was confirmed as seere-
tary OF the navy on Thursday by the
Senate. without the usual reference
to the committee.
stetson Hutchins says that any per-
son who intimates he was in any way
connected with the Morsy letter is a
liar and a slandeTer.
The president and twelve members
OF the Mullinavat branch of the Land
League have been arrested and held
on charge of Boycotting.
The California Representatives think
the election of General Miller as the
senator from California will be hailed
with delight on the Pacific Coast.
Gladstone has said that government
could not look upon the South Africa
affair in any but military phase IN
til the Beers cease to be in arms.
1t has been decided to admit news
paper reports OF speeches in the trial
of tiaversers, Notwithstanding the
strenuous objection OF the defense.
The prospective marriage Of Miss
Won Elsnar (Litta) thelprlma dons,
to Harry Cleveland, young tenor, is
announced. 1t is case of love at
first sight.
The deadlock in tho Indiana state
senate continued On Thursday on the
senatorial election; but compromise
on Ben. HaTrison was rumored on
Thursday night.
Gov. Long, in his message to the
Massachusetts legislature, urges
more thorough enforcement OF the
liquor law and the right of property
holding women TO vote.
Mrs Brown has been found guilty
of the murder of her husband at In
disnspolis, and the jury fixed the
penalty at life imprisonment in the
Woman's Reformatory.
On the 18Th OF December a mob of
300 persons burst into prison at EntI
Rios, Argentine Republic, and
hacked to pieces four slaves who had
murdered their owners.
Hale is nov certain to be elected
senator from Maine, Frye and his
friends waiting on Hale and uncon-
withdrawing from the con-
est Thursday night.
The boiler in the Allerton, Pa,
'ollipg mill exploded on Thursday
hight, killing one man outright,
atslly ipjurlng five others, and |
lightly injuring five others.
The strike at Suncock, n. H., con-
inUes, and a mob paraded the streets
With clubs and screaming. The police
hecked the demonstration. All the
'rench-Cansdian mills will close.
In the House of Commons and
House Of Lords government was at
acked vehemently by leaders. and
be attacks were resented. The hours
7ere wasted in windy harrangues.
F. N. Brown, q years old, was
not By his father at Williamsburg,
lew York, on Thursday, while pro-
acting his mother from bis father.
he boy died aud the father sur
sndered.
Beaconsfeld made 6 long speech
] The House of Commons on Thurs
ay night. the purport of which was
} show that the present difficulties OF
lie British government are the result
the overthrow OF his ministry and !
le inauguration OF new policy.
The Maine legislature is still {
oubled over the gnbernatorial vote,
subcommittee on it finding that r
avis has 1880 votes; Plasted, 73.- <
y; Nye, 306; Joy, l24; scattering,
IS The two wings OF the fusion
lrty are trying to harmonic for i
tuTe action.
A leader in the Suncock, n. H,
ike was arrested on Thursday Tor
,tous conduct, and taken to the l
il followed by hundreds OF strikers
to draw knives, who threw missiles
the officers; the police had to draw
cir revolvers, and use their billies
ely. The mob threaten therelease
their leader. is
The 1ew treaty with Cbira is still lie
pit secret at the state department, "a
t its terms are nov generally ac-
pied to embrace what has been en-
eshadowed in the dispatches, and Of
lsents to the regulation of Chinese
migration to this country by the ar
ited States government, while the W "
amercial tresty gives 10 China the