The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-03-09
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

men were Killed ana IOur WOuDQ6u.
David Dudley Field has been re-
elected president of the Interna-
tiOnal Code Committee OF America.
1t is reported that a great number
of Germans of San Francisco will
locate in Acapulco, where they are
obtaining lands.
The Maine fusionistS in caucus,
had a rumpus. Plaisted; Talbot and
Anderson are contestants. No NOM
inatlOn was made.
Hayes and family arrived at Free
mont, o., on Tuesday, and were met
at the depot by about 1000 persons
and heartily welcomed.
The forty-third ballot for Wis
cOnsin senator at Madison stood :
Cameron 81, Keys 10, Quarles 10,
Dixon 10, scattering 10.
The committee appointed to in
quire into the Mexican deficit report
recommending the recognition OF
SI50,000,00O of the debt.
Gen. Mahone's organ says what
ever way he may vote in the Senate,
it may relied on that he will not
help i'll any way either wing of the
Virginia fundism.
Simon Cameron, on the occasion
Of his SD birthday, was extended
the freedom of the Island of Cuba,
where he is and where he celebrated
the anniversary of his birth.
The success of the recent Boer
movement has awakened increased
sympathy in New York. Addi-
LIonal meetings will be held, and
money in flowing in rapidly.
The first San Francisco through
passenger train CiG the AtchisOn,
Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad, will
leave Kansas City on the 18th, and
trains will make regular trips there
after.
Even money is now bet on
lOLeary in the international walk
ing match, at New York. At mid
night on Tuesday the score stood A:
Rowell, 2O5 miles; OLeary, 1S6 A;
Vaughan, 200.
Captain EadS will start on a tour
of inspection in Mexico, this coun-
try, Canada, England and Holland
in the interest of his ship railway
canal. He is confident of the ulti-
mate success of his scheme.
Clauses ,, 8 and 4 of the arms
dill were adopted in the House of
Commons ON Tuesday night, and
the discussion on the Sd clause
commenced. O'Donnen was sus-
pended during the debat for dis
regarding the speaker.
The home-rulers continued their
obstruction tactics on Tuesday; all
The amendments to the arms bill
were rejected. If the bill is not
finished by Wednesday night, Har-
court will move that it be put entire
without further debate.
On Monday evening a meeting of
ladies and gentlemen was held in
New York TO discuss the propriety
OF substituting cremation for
burial. The meeting resulted in the
formation of company for that
purpose with capital stock of $780,
900.
On Tuesday, man named Walsh
and another named Boynton were
arrested in Ireland ON different
charges connected with Land
League matters. BoyntOn claims
to be an American citizen, and in \
The name of the United States pro- !
tested against his arrest.
There is considerable talk in Wash
ingtOn about an extra session, but
there is no foundation for such a
belief. The occasion does not call |
for 1t, and it would be an impolitic
party move on Garfield's part be-
cause of the number of republican
in the House.
The Washington Star wants to
know what has become of that crack
military company which was to 90
rom California to attend Garfield's
and towards the ex- c
lenSeS of which San Francisco was
'ald to have subscribed $4,000. The :
company never reached Washing q
ON. /
A monster demonstration of the v
riSh-American Land and Industrial
league took place at Brooklyn s
n Tuesday night. The meet II
ng adopted resolutions condemn s
ng the British and sympathizing t
With the Irish and the Beers. The Fl
leeting was attended by prominent
erSons, and letters were received
nd read from more prominent :
ersons.