The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-22

her for life to reside in New Cali
donia. She met with a warm re-
ception; was reminded she was a
humbug and lunatic; INDUCED in
only empty words; she was abomin- |
ably hooted and followed by the |
crowd. She avoWed she was a |
nihilist, and was ready, if told off. |
to execute any desperate crime. A |
railway porter took the withered |
maiden in his arms, placed her in a
compartment of railway carriage,
gave her a time table to read, and |
locked the door. The Bonapartists
who lately proclaimed the divisions
were healed, held meeting to obtain
funds to erect a monument over the |
remains of the young Bonapartist |
editor, killed in duel q few weeks |
ago, by a brother editor Of the same !
creed; the friends of the surviving
antagonist protested life preseryers,
knuckle busters and revolvers were |
literally employed; the turning
down of the gas, acted like the
reading of the riot act. At Sa int |
Etienne, the anarchists have been
holding forth under the guise Of an
opposition workingman's congress
their aim is, not to so much ameliGr-
ate artiZans, as to remedy the ills Of
the universe. The perfect cures
were :despoiling all who have means,
Of their property, and blowing up
those who would resist, with dyna-
mite. The government deserves
several chalks for not interfering
with these reunions, which demon
strate two things, that they repre-
sent no party in France, and afford
periodically the occasion for laugh
ter 10 shake its sides.
The position of the legitimistS is
different; their delusions are harm
less and respectable. La Vendee is
the part of France where the YES
tiges of royalty find a home. The
very deans believe in the coming of
Henri Y. to the throne Of France,
as fervently as do the Jews in a
Messiah and the Arabs in the second
edition of Mahomet. They have
been told since fifty years, that the
Comte de Chambord was always
coming. Perhaps apparently to see
if the Comte did not resemble Sally
Lamps mental friend, Mrs. Harris,
a depution of royalistS started for
Vienna; saw the Count, who kept
; them for dinner, kissed many of
them, shook hands and blessed all
till their next merry meeting. \
manifestation on the part of the
legitimists is certain to bring out
the Orleanists. Thus we are in
! formed the Comte de Paris is oc-
: cupied-not writing review articles,
but repairing Amboise castle-likely
: for the good time coming. The
Comte deyotes a portion of his in
come every year to restore this
pure gothic structure royal home,
as his residence is at Eu. In 1860,
upwards of 1900 Huguenots were
| hanged, quartered, tortured and be-
, headed at this castle, and the young
king, Francois l., husband of Mary
Stuart, and his courtiers witnessed
the scenes f1om window. Diana
of Poitiers here ruled the heart of
her lover, Henri l. Louis XIV.
converted the castle into prison.
Abd-el-Kader was confined here,
and Leonard di Vinci lived and
died at Amboise. The ascent to the
| grand tower can be made on horse
back or in carriage-a privilege,
however, only reserved for royalty.
Z A three act comedy has been
brought out at the Odeon theatre,
! sRotten Row." Excepting its name,
! it has no further attractions for
English readers; a young man,
: Grant, throws up family and for
tune, to become a journalist ON the
> Saturday ReUieaO, he has success
he falls in love with beauty, an
l unknown in the row ito getnear her,
he must he mounted; he wants the
l money to buy the steed. At this
moment commercial snob, Turner,
wants some odes to dedicate to his
mistress'i eyebrow = the un-
known. Grant accepts the order.
: and thus finds the lady TO be his
= ideal, an admirer of his articles in
! the journal. Turner is dismissed
i etc. 1t is all trash, the fun being
the pigeon English-for English
: spectators.
In Russia, on Sundays, the men
= aGb6QO Chapel, udlI VIGIL CO1hDCO am
= oiled, clothes brushed, almost pol
d ished. But they wear no shirts
{ linen or flannel. At the convent Of
= Troitza, is the torch of Saint Serge,
. where every member of the i'm
= perial family maintains a silvel
IS lamp burning. There is an old box
!. said to be the saints coffin; whoeyel
y can bite bit of it, will be pre-
! served from all human ills. Pet.
&c thus rests on sound teeth. Ok
u women, sans ivories, nibble away
10 fruitlessly, but perhaps, in Russia
u rs in the Mahomedan paradise
te there will be no old women.
- Stanley has arrived in Paris
ID though he did Africa, he is n
y longer lion; de Brazza is the man
~ since he has secured King Mokoko'
W of the CoDgo-realms for tn
&c French.
n, A shopkeeper found fault will
y y the man painting his sign boarc
III that the photography was bad. "Oh
&c never mind, Monsieur. it will be a
4. right when the paint dries =
w "Oh! Mamma come and see;
's' does not rain in Paris
% Begger, soliciting a copper to blu
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