The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-13
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

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dom's bond plan.
Garalous PaTnell is Iecturing
against the land bill in London.
Beaconsfeld passed another rest
less night, and breathed with diff
Guilty.
a shower of sulphur fell during a
rain storm at DulgUoin, Ill, on Mon
day night
Both democrats and republicans
declare that they have no thought
of yielding.
Window has been congratulated
by congressman on his plan for
maturing the bonds.
Blaine will inspect the proposed
site for the monument of Washing
ton at Mount Vernon.
An appeal has been made to the
American board Of foreign missions
for aid to the Chic suffers.
On Tuesday 1000 Germans and
600 Italians arrived in New York:
most Immediately started west.
1t is said WINDOWS plan will be
watched by fnanciers to see if he
can float a 3 or 81 per cent. bond.
A Vienna dispatch says the
weather at Szegedin is more favor
able, but the danger is by no means
passed.
The number of killed in all the
villages in the southern half of the
Island of Chic, is estimated not to
exceed 1000.
The commission of Paymaster-
General Cutter, of the navy, expires
in August, and he Will be placed on
the retired list.
Three hundred Glasgow mer-
chants have petitiOned Gladstone
to have England represented at the
monetary conference.
Gov. Ordway, of Dakota, has
given instructions to draw upon
him personally, if necessary, to re-
ieYe immediate suffering.
1t is reported at Washington that
Colonel Pitkin is to have the Mexi-
can mission, but his nomination is
withheld on account of the dead
lock.
Ex-senator Bruce, of Mississippi.
does not want the Brazilian mission.
He thinks colored man would
probably not be well received in
Brazil.
The taking of testimony in behalf
of Mrs. ChriStiancy, in the divorce
suit brought against her by her hus-
band, commenced at Washington on |
Tuesday.
Gov. Ordway, of Dakota, has
asked government to help the people |
of his territory left destitute by the |
floods, and the request will doubtless
be complied with.
Secretary Lincoln has telegraphed |
the acting-gOvernOr of Dakota to
use his discretion in drawing from |
government stores for the relief of
5he flood sufferers.
EX-COngressman Price has arrived
1t Washington and will immedi-
ately take charge of the affairs of
ihe Indian Office, as much as he can
being confirmed.
AT fernando, twenty miles south
II Memphis, during a severe wind
torn, on Tuesday, DR.. Landerdale
md wife were severely injured and
eYeral negroes reported killed.
Window thinks his plan for ma
uring bonds will prove successful.
nd says he has been greatly en-
outraged by kilograms and letters
rom bond holders, who prefer the
= per cent. to the taking up of the
Onds.
1t is reported that Naru Kissar.
he most advanced fort on the road Z
n the road to Merv, was taken bv
lrprise and captured by Turco- =
lans, and the entire Russian garri-
ON killed.
Hattie Deuel.. the female faster. i
'as buried on Tuesday. a post
lOTtem examination revealed the -
act that she had not a drop of
lood in her body, which weighed
) pounds. {
The billiard contest in New York.
lst night, stOod-SlOSson 797, Schae-
r 1000. SlOSson was "rattled "
yer a claim of foul by Schaefer's
mpire, and Schaefer correspond =
Ugly confident.
AT Springfield, Mass, on Tuesday.
harleS a. Briggs, aged q, shot :
harleS StetsOn dead, during danced
Pelham. Stetson had separated I r
ON his wife, whom Briggs had L
ken to the party.
a republican said he did not think :
lie Senate would be left without a
forum; but if it was there would
enough republicans and demo- a
ats present to adjourn from day to
", and thus the summer would
ear away.
The sufferers from the floods in G
akota are calling for outside help.
the resources of the citizens are
adequate to the demand. Thou -
nds are homeless and their prop
~ all swept away. Provisions =
d fuel are scarce and suffering in 81
easing.