The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23

| Will Ue udmp aJ tue fOaOgOra
banquet OF the Hotel de Vile mex
month, where NJ, G evy and the rep
resentatives of the greatness OF toe
earth will hob mob. But s'ste din
ners like poverty. make one &C.
qusinted with strange fellows The
socialist meeting over which JofirIr
presided. voted coincidence to Four
mir, a brother sentenced to transpor.
tation for eight years, for shooting
his empt yer. OF il augurstiug toe
nsw departure; the meeting also
Nc optsd his mother.
TIE socialists, becoming stronger
and more audRcious daily, demand,
that the banquet alluded to be moi
-elect, hut cosmopolitan; Spartan
kir d of arrangement. with free
tat lea in the streets and black broth
dd libitum. Mile. Auclerc, not fer
ociOus ike Louise MIcnel, but COM
parstlvsly young and gentle, hurls
anathemss at the municipality for
excluding ladies from the feast OF
good things; it compels single woNsp
It seems to pay taxes, aud accord
them The permission to stsTve.
In tie mania abroad for laicisiDg
everything. the Republic rune gre at
danger; the shsmber has adopted in
the new oath bill, the suppression OF
the crucifx that is suspended 10
every court of justice. The emblem
did not encourage witnesses to in
dulRe in uutTuths, and touched ce:-
tsiply the feelings and consciences of
many. These are signs that tbs
peassntry dislike this crusade.
Some new light has been thrown
on the Pecq tragedy, where q wife.
husband and brother deeoyed q
chemist, killed him, then trusting
the body, threw it into the Seine.
The motive of ibe crime remained
obscure go far, but the police have
now documentary proof. that the
victim was the psrsmour of the wife
since year,; the husband, however,
only recently discovered what every
body knew; he gave his wife the
choice between being killed with her
two children, o. aiding to execute
vengence on the man that dIrhon
ored them ALA solution adultery
doctor Dumas fls never imagined.
The victim was only indnced to come
to the lonely house at Pecq, by the
wife using pressing entire aties, the
most powerful of all being. the pros
poet of receiving money. "a ne
added Matchmaking the wife, to the
other wrongs he inflicted on the
husband-Lynchar. The crime be-
comes thus a shade less black.
NJ. Naquet, an eloquent deputy,
who has Just carried the repeal of
the divorce law, is also a distiu-
guished chemist - cobblers and
chemists are in this country princi-
pally politicians; the postmaster
general has suspected since years
that he was being robbed by some
person or persons unknown, making
the old stamps as good as new; the
Obliterating ink was considered as
faultless. Naquet discovered an
alkaline solution that enabled
he ink to be perfectly he
moved when rubbed with the
ingers. He gave letters franked
With the washed stamps, to the post
master himself to post, and all
passed unchallenged through the
,ffices. He did the same in connec-
ion with the stamps of other coun-
ries, with equal success.
The prolonged dripping weather
S telling seriously on the vineyards
md late soWn cereals; it affects
ruits and vegetables also, by dimin-
shing their flavor.
Dumas pere was ever stepped in
ebt; he said it made him happy,
y compelling him to work, and |
maintained his mind clear, by
exercising his powers of inge
uity. The Rothschilds he asserted,
ould never taste one pleasure-the.
Of comfort resulting from |
aging a dun. On one occasion he
allied on Meurice to borrow: he was
bsent: Nine. Meurice gave him all
he had, a piece Of gold, value 20
rancs: he took it, remarking that
lade the remaining sum he required
asier to obtain: the lady had been
laking pickles: insisted on Dumas
ccepting few bottles: her maid
arried them down and placed them
1 his cab: "You are a darling little
Ogue," said Dumas, chuckling her
nder the chin, and slipping the
old coin he had just borrowed into
er hand, drove off.
Mamma, to her little son Paul:
Now, dear, repeat me the alpha
ct; only the A, if you like" Yes,
lamma, but 1 am not to repeat b.
What, my friend you barefo0ted
Ike an Arabp Eyes, [ want to
ave my boots, as the shoemakers'
.rike promises never to end.
General Hoche is accepted by the
9publicans as their type Of chival-
)us paciicator. To illustrate how
is example has been appreciated,
Re radicals and moderate republl-
ans have just celebrated his mem
~ at Versailles by two antagonls-
C bouquets.
81 like better to be buried in Pere
Chaise Cemetery, mamma, it is
ore lively than the others.
The new reporter was sent to the
ihool exhibition. His report read
retty well; but there were a few
lilgs in it which did not meet the
0proVal of the local e5itor-sucb.