The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-24
miscellaneous.

Chicago, 23.-ITi6u1le'S Washington;
| Numerous complaints are made By
Americans that Russia permits outrage!
on Jews with American passports. NJ
such complaints are made to our minis
ter at st. Petersburg, and it is uot prob.
| able that Foster would permit any Jew
holding an American passport TO be de-
fprived of its protection. The question
however, of how Russia msy treat any
partie of her population is delicate one,
with which America is not likely to in,
terfere
Trtbune'S Quebec: Rich ealena min
eral is reported on the southwest shore oil
the Bay Of st. Paul. The lode is four
feet six inches wide, The ore tests 456
ounces silver 10 the ton, which is worth
81 per ounce
Irt6une'S New York: Thurlow Weed
doubts that it is Morgan's bones that
lave been found at Batavia
Long Branch, % The cabinet met to-
day.
New York. % Suspended dividends
of Western Union, amounting to per
cent, will be paid July LIST.
Rochester, 23.-Professor Swift has re-
ceived dispatches indicating another
great comet discovered by l.. L. Ed
wards, Hsverford. Pa. and Edgar l..
Larkin, Windsor, Ills. 1t is in constel-
lation auriga, snd,yery large.
jersey City, 23.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company contemplate four
tracks upon the New York division be-
tween Philadelphia and here.
Akron, o., 23-John r. Buchtel, yes
terdsy. gave Buchtel College $4,000
more, making 100000
A large comet was observed here this
morning.
st. Louis, % "A private telegram says
O. P. Huntington has secured control Of
the Houston and Texas Central Railroad.
London, 29.-Many telegrsphers have
sought employment in cable offices where
pay is nearly double government rates.
Many will resign. The italian en-
counters and difficulties on the Paris
bourse account for the trouble between
the nations.
Marseilles, 23.-The Italians continue
quiet in the city. Two steamship COM
panies have offered to the italian consul,
freq accommodation aboard all their
ships for Italians afraid to remain, and
600 bave already left.
Berlin, 23.-The National Zeitaln1
commenting on the recent circular of
Bartholomy St. Hiliiare, French minis
ter Of foreign affairs. to representatives OF
France abroad, setting forth the foreign
policy of France, says. the French con-
sole themselves for their vast expendi-
ture by the idea they are financially
starving out Germany, which is desired.
America only is profting by this war in
peace, for which the French sgriculturfsts
are paying dearly.
Constantinople, 33.-An English paper
has been suppressed for publishing news
in regard to state trials.
Tunis, 23.-The Bey's steward has
taken refuge at the English consu late
with securities and jewels which the Bey
claims that he embezzled. Surprise is
felt at the British consul for protecting
the embezzler.
Rome, 23.-Tbere was a demonstration
10 Palestine yesterday, and several ar
rests in Naples for hostile demonstrations
sgsinst the French.
London, 23-The census reports are
nearing completion. The entire popula-
ton of the kingdom will be So 100000,
an increase in q decade of little over
100000.
In Commons, Duff, under colonial
secretary, said government was now con-
sideging the question in Parliament of an
agreement to suppress kidnapping and
slave trade in the West Pacific.
Four arrests in Ireland under the coer-
cion act to-day. The prisoners we're
lodged in Limerick Jail.
Paris, pa semi-oficial note is pub
lished declaring there is nothing in the
of Rouslin as intermedia-
tory between the Bey and foreign rep
ut Tunis, to change the per-
sonal relations which the Bey hitherto
with the latter.
Paris, 25.-There have been ouarrels
between Frenchmen and Italians at
Jorguy, Nancy, Yanvres and some poor
quarters in Paris, without serious re-
suits.
London, 23.-Parnellites have resolved |
to propose an amendment to clause z,
the recent concessions an
nounced by Gladstone.
The Catholic bishop of Kerry, in his
annual visitation to Mill street, con-
lenned the horrible practice of women.
md children interfering in the present i
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