The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-25
Foreign Miscellany.

London. 23.-The Cornell crew rowed
over the Henley course yesterday, max
| ing forty strokes to the minute the whole
way. Captain Cook, who rowed with
the 7 ale crew against the London rowing
club st Philadelphia, in 1876 is assisting
the Cornell crew in their training. The
men are in good health and spirits.
Paris, z3.-In the Senate, to-day
De chanel, republican, was elected sena-
tor for life 10 place of Littre, deceased,
receiving 80 votes against lib votes for
Constantinople, 25.-The minister of
foreign affairs has informed am bassadors
that the commission for the execution of
| territory coded Greece will assemble at
| Arta. European members of the COM
mission start from Constantinople to-
morrow.
Havans, 2S.-Eleven deaths from yell
low fever and twenty from smallpox for
| the week ended to-day.
Paris, 23.-The French government
has acceded 10 the request of the British
| government TO reopen the question in re-
gard to rights claimed by French sub
jects engaged in fishing in the waters of
newfoundland.
Of242 persons arrested in Msrseilles,
sixty have been liberated, ten will be
sent to the assizes on charge of murder,
! and the remainder will be tried for as
sault. The prisoners mostly belong to
the lowest class of French and Italian
workmen. respectable operatives haviI g
kept aloof from the disturbances.
Marseil es z3.-Plscards were posted
here Sunday, declaring all works where
Italians were employed would be burned
down. This threat now seems partly
realized, as two oil mills and manufac-
tory where Italians were only employed
have been almost totally destroyed by
fire. Damage is estimated at 5000, 600
francs Inquiry is opened.
London, 25.-It is rumored that mines
have been discovered under the iOHnda
tons of Kazan Cathedral, st. Peters
burg.
sofia, oS.-Three deputies and two
other persons, all liberals, have been at
tackled by unknown men and MORALLY
wounded. The situation in Bulgaria Is
daily becoming more serious. Prince
Gort:chakoff, replying to liberal leaders,
declares Russia remains neutral with re-
gard to the internal affairs Of Bulgaria
Berlin, 23.-Bismsrck is rapidly recov-
Dublin, 24.-The Catholic Bishop of
Meath. speaking at Multitormhsm ,
heartily concurred in the attitude of the
Irish party on the land bill. the introduce
ton Of which was owing to the Land
League. He advised the Land League
not only to pay the legal expe ses OF
evicted people. but also compensate them
to the last farthing for any loss they may
sustain, with the help of 1rlshmen IN
America
London, 24.-The Daily Telegraph
SAYS: A memorial to Gladstone on The
international monetary conference al
Paris and the silver question, Is being
signed at most Of the London banks. Ii
urges government to otf4r, as Germany
has done such guarantees and practical
aid as may be Ia its power towards In
ducing and enabling bi-metsllic state:
concerned to rehabilitate silver.
Paris. 24.-The ill-freling between ltsl
lars and Frenchmen is being vleWec
with some complacency IN Germany. :,
Cologne, "a The Gazette tays: Shoulc
there be war between France and Ger
many we have certain ally beyond the
Alps.
The Prussian government has ordered
nroyincial authorities to send detailed
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emigration, which has. however, Stacked
in some districts.
Berlin, "a. "A letter recently addressed
to Russia and all high officials, assuring
them they had not been sentenced t
death by the revolutionists. and which il
supposed to have emansted from tn
leaders of the 'Blsck Division" con,
cludes as follows: "The executive com
mittee deem it unnecessary at present t.
repest its criminal enterprises, as tn
measures of the ministers are fast drlyln
the county into revolution"
Rome, "a 1t is said the exchange o
friendly communications has been pro
eeeding between Paris and Rome, prov
ing the firm determination of France an
Italy to promptly re-establish sstisfac
tory relations. :,
Madrid, PA dispatch from tn
Spanish consul at Oran says 100 Span
iards were massacred by insurgents cur
ing the recent raid in the Sparto fac
r tories. Four hundred persons Wer
wounded or taken prisoners.