The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-02-05
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY s. 1882 81 aga

Wltn the son tnRt unto u6 was given.
1.-THE altar ia fully lighted up. Faurs
sang the solo; never did I hear bis
baritone voice to greater advantage;
he Was in the organ loft, and had
only . single candle to read by; he
looked weird like, az one Of the
Magi out Of place. The chorus was
livery effective. only it was ont OF
season to applaud. What q treble
state OF things il would be. were q
congregation conceded the night to-
disApproye? Already the pious souls
exercise the privilege Of goiDg to
sleep, and sleep according to Sauson
ID an opinion. Rather let Us agree
with Sydney Smith, that some
Bounerges take Gin out of their con.
gregations, as the Creator did Eve
from Adam, by casting them into
profound sleep. At the midnight
service many people. especially the
young. partook otthe holy sacrament.
On quitting the church there Was
crowd OF roughs outside, who in
dulged in hooting the copgre CATION to
the air OF the AarseilLa,se mingled
with riOas for the republic France
has much leeway to make up in the
matter of liberation.
Hugo's 'l7S3," has been dramat-
ICED by Paul Meurice. and the Gate
theatre has brought it out. II is q
sad spectacular piece, revealing
wildly the terrible civil war in LIS
Veudee between the whites, (royslists,
and the blues republicans.) There is
pitiless massacre on the side OF the
whites, aud the sternest retribulion
dealt out by the blues. ALI the art
tistes, even those in the humble roles,
are FIRST class. There is carriage
scene where the dead are strewn
after the manner of the battle field in
Michel Strogof. One effective par. Is
that where the republicans advance
to the fight singing the MGrseiltaiss;
g few Voileys are heard, the refrain is
diminished oy one half; another
volley and the chant ceases. There
lie frightful iocenGIary sceIe, wnele
8 fanaticaI royalist marquis, scsres
three republican children. while he is
crying vlve Ee rO'! The count mar
tial is very sad; brave republican
general effects the escape OF the |
Marquis Tor his generous act, and |
takes his place IN the cell; the
amszement of the judges is immense.
Wnen the unexpected prisoner is
brought before them; the delegate OF
is there. and its DEGREES
are iurmaI; the sentimental officer ia
condemned to death; !he ,ndemned
duly asoends the scsffoI6, tor then
the guillotine constitu ed part Of the
baggage of the army; the soldiers i'm
plore the pardon OF their general, the
delegate refuses, and when The head
falls he commits suicide. Robe
spierre as cool az cucumber and the
NEST exquisite of dsndiee; Danton,
all fuss and thunder, and Murst, =
raw head and bloody bones looking
individual, are dolly represented and
historically accurate.
Some publicists oppose the Great
ion Of the thirty new lady colleges, as
the result would be simply to unsex
Ihe fair creatures. A philanthopist
d sacrificing himself to dissect the
svils OF servantdom, where masters
and mistEesses promise to disappear
IN that struggle for life; he invited
authenticated GASES OF tyranny on The
party Of domestiOs, and OF thsis bad
conduct in general; be declares van |
would hardly contain the contents Of
bis P. o. box.
Financial authorities are prepar.
ing the gOgos Of the monetary world |
for possible krGch. on the ground
that the prices Of shares are far in |
excess oftheir real value. 1t is . bad
sign to see a new clasa of banks being
created, that come to the rescue
OF other banks when "eornsred."
The supply of ready money in France
appears to be unlimited, but it is in
vested in something like bubble
securities; commerce, industry, and
agriculture, come hardly in for
the crumbs which fall from the
table.
"Bergsrst himself" as a famous
dispatch announced in che opening
days Of the commune, when the
proof sader became general without
ever having set q battalion in the
field, set cut to take Mt. Valerian,
has ever refused the amnesty, slIeg-
ing it was Theirs, MscMahon, etc.,
that ought to implore pardon irem
the communists. Nine. Bergeret
has obtained q separation from her
husband, on account of desertion,
and living il the United States, with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which
may also explain his reluctance to
come home.
81. Fiammarion has mathemati.
cslly computed, that ten persons can
be plased in no less than 81 million
different positions round table. A
hostess ought to hence have DO diff
Guilty in placing her guests.
Rossini was smoking in his draw
ing room when visitor entered and
said. 81 am 80 delighted can Join
you" ''Thsnks but I fnd the
smoke of ny own cigar sufices," re.
terted the cynical composer.
Between:tWo doctors: "And what's
become of our oil friend D."
sob, / directed him years ago."