The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-01

in the way they should go. Letters
from Berlin avow that Mr. Glad
stone has cut out Prince Bismarck
at ConstantinOple, and that the feal
, is not that Russian influence viii,
h%enceforth prevail, but that the Sui
tan and England will make it up
One ever returns, it is said, to his
first love. The rejoicings in honor
of the anniversary of Sedan were
less gushing, that which of course
does not please the French. who
never observed the anniversary OF
any Of their victories. At the re.
view it was not the perfect maneu.
vering of the troops which excited
attention, but rather the aged En-.
peror-S5 years old-sitting two
hours on horseback under a peltine
rain, like a sub-lieutenant. The
Prussians have the fixed idea that
the French only wait the occasion
to fall on them, and that Gambetta
works heaven and earth to create
the opportunity. The Prussians de.
sire to consolidate their con.
quests, not to make new ones
they have enough of care
with the SchlesWig Danes, the Posen
Poles, and the Alsatians, though
Courland and Lithuania sigh to be-
come German. Many French now
extend their summer tour as far as
Berlin. They admit that it is the
beau ideal Of the capital of a mo-
dern state; that it is not melancholy,
and where an excellent dinner can
be obtained.
The new law REFRESHING obscene
literature has come into operation.
The chronic offenders have been
at once dealt with-tWo years i'm
prisonnent and 5000 fir. fne-a
righteous judgment. Attention is
being also bestowed on the usurers,
whose terms are, $50 per cent, plus
a commission Of 20. Jealous efforts
are being made to Whitewash the
memory of Coubert, sentenced for
demolishing the Column of Ven
as minister Of fine arts under
the commune. The monument was
regretted at his expense. The Incl
dent killed him, and it appears now
he was innocent.
Only ten days ago the Bonapar-
lists announced, they had made up
all their family quarrels, and agreed
to leave to the nation-that showed
not the shadow of anxiety about the
matter, to chose Napoleon v, either
IN Prince Jerome or his two sons
three peTsonages who contempt
uously ignored the greatness thrust
upon them. Two BonapartiSt
editors have Just fought a duel,
in the garden of a private friend,
with foils; Us neither antagonist
was cunning in fence, one was
spitted through the heart his wife
was waiting the result with hertwo
children at a railway station close
by the other was mortally wounded,
and his fancee was waiting also at
the railway station to breakfast
with him.
NJ. Krupp, OF cannon fame. is
within our walls. This is said TO
be his first visit since 1857, when he
exhibited his famous cannon at the
then Worlds fair, and that Napoleon
LII. pooh-poohed, as a mere toy. His
Majesty, when he met Bismarck for
the fist time at BioritZ, pronounced
him to be a fool. 1t has been re-
marked, that NJ. Krupp's visit coin
cides with the anniversary ofSedan,
where his toys did all the mischief.
Typhus fever is on the increase in
Paris it is generally SO in autumn;
10 per cent. of the deaths are from
this disease, and when such is Off
cially admitted, what must the
Krict card be? We are all waiting
for NJ. PaSteur to discover the
microbe or animalcule that infects
the blood and begets the malay.
He has cured hen cholera: perhaps
that may be the Asiatic, under an
other form.
The Rev. Pere Loyson, though
an old Catholic, protests against the
increasing tide of materialism and
of the scurrilous attacks made
by the partisans of separation of
church and state, on religion in
particular and of sacred matters in
general. The ex-Carmelite but ex-
presses the pain that too many feel
The oyster season has opened. The
bivalYes are as welcome as the re.
turn of the swallows to sentimental
young ladies, and have the air to
live-they can be crossed in this
pasSion-tO be eaten. With theiI
arrival and the grapes come as
punctually snails, fat and sleeky
looking,and forming the perquisites
of the guardians of suburban church
yards.
1t is remarked that ISraeliteS
rarely change their religion; ex-
changing thirty-nine articles is nc
reproach when a bride is to become
a sovereign or make her Romeo
happy. Mile. Berthe Rothschild
has been baptized again, and re.
ceived into the Catholic church by
the Archbishop of Paris, a prelimi-
nary necessity to her becoming the
Princess Wagram. Whether Jes-
sica or Juliet, Cupid ever hits
home.
At the IN memoriam mass a few
days ago for Theirs, only twenty
persons were present; there was rs
many thousands witnessing the
Spanish Blondin crossing the Seine
on a wire rope. The journals amuse
themselves at NJ. Grevy's expense.
they accuse him of a weakness OF
prying into the kitchen, and of the
cook threatening to pin a di sh cloth