The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-16
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

1Ho TURKS dEe preparing LW6lY6 hOA
clsds for war.
The French squsdron has sailed for
-
Careful watch is kept over GlAdstone's
house night and day.
Sbipherd will 60 before the foreign a.
fairs committee on Wednesday.
The Chicago stock board was SUGGEST
fully inaugurated on Monday.
Russian troops have gone to Dunabury
to suppress.Agrarisn Outrages.
Fifty Austrians were killed by insur-
gents in ambush near NeVisiDje.
Russian Jews desire to return to the
holy Land rather thanicome to America.
India will ship to America and
Australia this year 100000 pounds of
tea.
The French squadron from Piracus will
join the British squadron from Corfu at
Crete.
Eight cases Of smallpox are developed
IN a steamer from China, at San Fran
cisco.
Germany is opposed to French and
English control of Egypt, and trouble Is
feared.
1t is ssid that ex-Secretsry Forster is
trying to embarrass his former col
leagues.
1t is thought Earl Spencer would also
have been assassinated had the opportun-
ity offered.
The bill to extend the charters Of ma
tional banks will be taken up in the
House today.
Rev. J. G. Narrower, Methodist,
preached sn anti Chinese sermon in New
York on Sunday.
The steamship Plinny was wrecked of
Long Branch, and much of her cargo
lost. No lives lost.
Gladstone was.a good deal put out at
Dilke's refusal 10 accept the chief secre-
tsryship of Ireland.
The Mexican Senate has ordered the
president to appoint new governors and
order new elections for, Jaliseo.
Queen Victoria is censured in England
for holding drawing-rooms on the day of
Burke's and Cavendish's funerals.
There are 125 horribly mutilated Jews
in hospital in Odessa, Russians having
poured petroleum into their WOUNDS.
The society OF the Army Of the Cum
berland ask for contributions to the
Garfield statue fund on Decoration day.
The past four months French imports
have increased $4,000 900 francs, and
exports lS3, 900, O00i chiefly manufactures
Senator Logan is greatly improved in
health, and is Fastening to Washington
to fight the bill for the relief Of FitzJ ohm
Porter.
The pension bill and legislative, execu-
tive and judicial appropriation bill, will
probably be reported to the House to-
day.
Pa7nell, Dillon and DaVitt are sus-
pected of having sold out to government,
and are therefore almost sorry that they
left jail.
The British governments policy in
regard TO Egypt is to maintain the Sui
tsn's sovereignty and liberty to the Chris
tan population.
The second and third mortgages of the
Indianapolis and St. Louis road, for ST.,
100000 and 1000, 600 respectively, have
been foreclOsed.
The public lands committee recon-
mend tho passage of the bill extending
the time for making proof and payment
on desert land entries.
The English hold Parnell responsible
for the Rssassinations of Cavendish and
Burke, as the elimination of q long
series of murders which he failed to con-
denim.
1t is thought that European interven-
ton in Egypt would lead TO serious COM
plics:ions in North Africa, where there
is fame ready to burst forth against
the French.
The South Carolina Baptist ConVen-
ton adopted a report opposing special
missionary WORK among the Jews, who
are so scattered as to come under the in
auence of other missionaries.
The British ministers think the Irish
people will break with Parnell and be-
have themselves, but the irish Times
says government can expect nothing IN
less it absndons the prevention-of-crime
bill.
The President says the most difficult
be has been called upon to
make, are mem ers Of the tariff commits
sion. a majority of the commission will
be protectionist, and KirkWOod will prob
ably be chairman. Edwin Atkinson, OF
Boston, will be the authority on textiles.
The Pacific Coast will not be represented
.