The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-07
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

Washington on Sunday evening.
By reason of the terrorism that prevails
jury trials in Ireland are farce.
Many prominent politicians, chiefly
Conkling's friends, are in New York.
Paul Boyton has reached McGregor,
Iowa, suffering from partial sunstroke.
Plat thinks the deadlock at Albany
will only be terminated by adjournment.
Twenty per cent. of the Irish priests
have embraced the cause of the peasants.
Monday being bank holiday the troops
in Dublin were confined to their bar
racks.
The Coldstresm Guards have finished
| their evictions in Ireland and returned to
Dublin.
The Tunitiau hostiles having subsidized
the French operations have been su8-
pended
Seventy per cent. Of the farm tenants
in the British islands are in arrears for
their rent.
Gladstone will spend the Whitsuntide
holidays with Lord Rosebury at the Dur
mans, EPSON.
A company Of the army service corps
has been sent to the various flying col
umns in Ireland.
The cable steamer FGrdday has ar
rived at Penzance; over 900 miles of ew
telegraph cable ia laid.
Hundreds of farms IN England are I'M
occupied. American ompetition and bad
weather have done it.
Garfield and parry inspected Fortress
Monroe and the Soldiers Home, near
Hampton, on Monday. =
The English hay crop this year will be
inferior. There have been only two
showers Of rain since May 9TH.
A conspiracy against the life of the
Gar has been discovered in st. Peters
burg. Arrests have been made.
O'Galla2her, school teacher In
/ Gweedre, County Donegal, Ireland, has
been arrested under the coercion act.
The retaliation movement in tariffs ia
making progress in England. The sgi-
tStion Is ignored By the papers and John
Bright. s-s
New York bakers have formed a
union, and will demand higher wsges
anc shorter hours, and start cooperative
bakery. g. csd
Ireland is said to be worse of than she
was under tory rule, government having
assumed powers more autocrstic and Ut
constitutional. -.sFt Is
The suspension of the jury law in Ire
land would be an, sinvasion Of Magma
Chsrta. hence the radicals are alRfmed
al the proposition.
Some Of the English are mad because
government had to pay 9l5,0 to
America for damages to fishermen by
New Foundlanders.
Malone will seon urge upon Garfield
the claims Of readjusters for support. He
will also ask Conkling, Dawes, Hoar and
Logan for assistance.
The English betting public lost heavily
on "Perigrine," but Americans did not
make much on ''Iroquois," having bet
heavily on fFarrel."
Americans In England are ready to
wipe out ali traditicned grievances
against the Britons, and simply because
'Iroquois" won the Derby.
Several correspondents in Ireland have
been teycOited, hence for prudential
reasons they now refrain from giving
particulars of the disturbances.
The cereal crops of England have
mostly been ruined by bad weather,
hence that country is sgain looking to
America for her supply II bread.
Glsdstone's physicians have told him
he must get into the upper House of
Parliament il he expects to remain in
public life. He suffers from diarrhes.
Col. Hare, of New Pallas, Ireland, or
whose property the riotous evictions oc-
CURED lsst week, has evicted, during
twenty-five years, nearly 459 persona.
Agricultural laborers in Ireland are
dissatisfied because the land bill makes
no provision fer them. Farmers are
eVictIn8 laborers from their bog-patches.
The Virginia democratic convention
will meet in August. A hot caucus is
expected, and Senators Beck, Baysrd,
Hill and Voorhees, are to be asked for
help.
There was q disturbance in Bally-
trophy, Ireland, on Sunday. One man
was shot dead aud others wounded By the
bailiff, who with his three sons have been
arrested. l,
The activity Of Carlists in Spain has
cauEed government to put watches upon
their movements. An army $4,000
strong will be kept up in the Basque
provinces.
Administration men at Albany are
confident that Conkling's friends and
democrats have agreed to postpone the
election of senators il the old ones cannot
be returned.
The Erie Railroad people say they
have not received notice from Wander
bit that the latter would compete for
business regardless of the pooling ar
rangement.
Oxford Boat Club appeals to the Hen
ley committee to allow the Cornell four
to enter the regatta, but the first and
third Trinity crews Of Cambridge request
the stewards to refuse.
Since the victory of "Iroquois" Mrs.
Lorillari, who is now in London, has
been visited and congratulated by numb
ers Of ladies connected with leading
mem bers of the British turf.
Anthony, Gibbs s. Sons, London. have
not entered into any guano or nitrate
| contract on behalf of Peruvian bond
holders, as reported. Contracts will not
be made until there IS peace between
Chill and Peru.