The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-29
NO IT'S
FOREIGN.

Paris, 2S.-Four physicians are ia
consultation about lancing the alb
scess in Gambetta's stomach and Sc
cure external discharge. The all
ment is Inflammation OF the cellu-
lar tissue inelOsing the calcium of
intestine, such Inflammation resuE-
Ing In shlegman, which, unless it
resolve naturally, will make nee
eSSary the piercing of the abscess.
The Chamber of Deputies almost
unanimously adopted the vote of
Credit for the expedition of De
Brazza to Africa.
London, 2S.-Seyen hundred and
htty soldiers and civilians sailed for
Tonquin.
Parliament is summoned to meet
February 10.
Madrid, 2S.-King Alphonso, in
replying to the CONGRATULATIONS of
the Cortes, hoped Spain would soon
win the position among the great
nations which belonged to her from
her history.
Rome, ga man threw a stone
at the Austrian ambassador to the
Vatican, to-day. The man claimed
to be starving aud was unaware of
the ambassadors identity.
st. Petersburg, 2S.-Basile ZOIo-
loft, a Jealous advocate of popular
education in Russia, is dead.
The GOLoS newspaper has had a
second warning. The Moscow ColI-
Tter has been suspended for three
months, and the sale of single cop
les of the Moscow Telegraph pro-
hibited, owing to the publication of
forbidden matter.
Berlin, 2S.-The Rhine and trib-
utaries from the lake of Constance
to Cologne continues to rise rapidly.
Many bridges and dams destroyed.
a bridge near Loveach, Baden,
gave way and twenty persons were
drowned. The River Inn OverhoWed
its banks at Pasau. The Danube
overlooked in upper Austria.
Panama, 28.-Salina Cruz is almost
| deserted, owing to cholera epidemic.
Tehauntepec has twenty-five deaths
daily. The railway labOrerS have
abandoned works. Oaxaea stopped
all communication with the infected
towns. Scarcity of water, and OF
impure quality, is supposed to be
the cause.
BuenOs Ayers, 2S.-The Indians
were routed by Col. Ortega who
took 100 prisoners.
Bradford, England, 2S.--ThirtY-
SIX persons are now known to be
killed and fifty others injured
mostly women and children. OW.
ing to the amount of debris, the
exact number of killed cannot be
learned for two or three days, The
, total damage is estimated at over
100000, About 5000 persons art
; thrown out of work. Eight mills
having fue connection with the
fallen chimney, are brought to {
! standstill.
3 BsrlIn, 2S-A panic prevails a
: Nenweid, A train attempted 20 pas
over the line from OppenWeiner II
: HOOK, but the engine left the track
2 and one person was killed and sew
g eral injured.
. The government or Baden an
, nounces the floods are higher thai
: in November. The river Necka /
D now at the highest point known il
this century. The Rhine dam 4
+ expected to be swept away. Mosell
: River steamers at Treyes havu
!, ceased running at present, an
d the bridge of Boats at COblen
has been removed to Carfsruth
Travel on the railway from Paris s
d Vienna is interrupted. The railWa
T between Kehl and Kark is sui
8 merged a distance of two miles ant
b trains from Mannheim to Neckar-
6 Hafen are stopped.
!, Vienna, 28.-Salz Kammergu
II district is threatened with inunda
g ton. The Danube River SteaI
10 Navigation Company has notife
1t owners lof merchandise on pirate
L Quay to remove their goods. Sir
il quay is under water.
d London, 28.-Gladstone has had
o slight attack of lumbagO. Cardini
(. Newman has recovered.