The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-11

Paris, l0.-The Senate's rejection
of the ScrIti7l DeLiSte bill marks
the beginning ofanother revolution
airy era-a duel between Gambetta
and Grevy.
London, 1O.-Sir Duncan McGre-
gor, K. G. B., is dead.
Tunis, 1O.-The French-Tunisian
treaty has been ratified. Rostin,
French minister, informed foreign
representatives here. that the Bey
by special decree had appointed him
sole intermediator for transaction
Of business with them.
Liverpool, 1O.-An attempt was
made last night to blow up the Town
Hall, but only resulted in breaking
the windows. 1t is repeated that
two men were arrested with a
quantity Of dynamite and loaded
revolvers.
London, 10.-In Commons last
night, Dixie said the Anglo-Franco
commissioners were now engaged on
the draft of a convention and tariff,
which has been confdentially COM
municated by France, some items of
which are worse than statue quo, and
some are better. Government was
thoroughly alive to the injuries
which might be inflicted on British
trade by the exclusion, through the
operation of specific duties, of cheaper
kinds of articles, and would not con-
sent to any scale causing such ex-
clusion. Some points were already
Professionally settled with regard to
iron, steel, chemicals and pottery,
but the intentions of France in re-
gard to the most important ques-
lions, namely, that of textiles, are
not yet announced.
In the Commons, HarcOurt, home
secretary, stated that both the Irish
men arrested in Liverpool this
morning, in connection with the at
tempt to blow up the Town Hall,
had recently arrived from America.
Gladstone said there was no
foundation whatever for the state
ment that government intends to
abandon portions of the land bill.
Paris, 1O.-RepUbZiQUe Fra1lcGise,
Gambetta'S organ, admits the defeat
of its party and compares the vote
on the ScTUti7l de LiSte in the SEN
ate yesterday, to the reactionary pro-
ceedings on the 9th of May, 1877.
The relations between the Senate
and tile Chamber of Deputies itsays
will now become greatly strained.
The general election, preceded as it
will be by strong agitation, will be
adverse to the Senate, if the people
pronounce in favor of the ScrUtig
de Liste article, and concludes: We
are not discouraged; we shall regain
our liberty of action and shall use it
moderately. Journals declare the
question of the Sc7Utin de LiSte
will now be referred to an
electoral body, which is its
natural judge. Irreconcilable
and monarchist papers profess to
regard the vote as putting an end to
Gambetta's dictatorship. RumOrs
are current that Constane, minister
of the interior, Cosero, minister of
justice, and Gen. Faure, minister OF
war, will tender their designations,
and that Gambetta will resign the
presidency of the Chamber Of
Deputies.
London, 1O.-Joyce, secretary of
the Kilmarnock, County Limerick,
branch of the Land League, was
arrested under the coercion act.
Liverpool, 10.-The persons cap
tured in the attempt to blow up the
Town Hall, were identified as Liver
pool Irishmen, McKennett and
Roberts. Both were well supplied
with money. Documents were
found in their possession connecting
them with Fenians. Roberts has
been for some years in America.
The prisoners will be also charged
tomorrow with completely in the
attempt to blow up the Central
Police Station, this city, On the
night of May 9th.
The Cornell crew are dissatisfied |
with their exclusion from the race
for the visitors plate, in theiHenley |
which they believe they /
could win. They doubt their ability
to win the stewards cup. Efforts
will be made to secure their admis-
sion to the contest for the visitors
plate.
st. Petersburg, 10.-Disturbances
are reported at KhOskoff and other
towns in southern Russia. Several