The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-06
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

I
English influence in the east was never
at so low an ebb as now.
The President has approved the bill
distributing the Geneva award.
The Turkish commission has sailed
from COnstantinople for Egypt.
Heavy rains cause gloomy forebod ings
in the corn counties of Illinois.
Fifteen hundred boiler makers in New
York returned to work on Monday.
It is said that ,en-Senator Paddock is
TO be commissioner of Indian affairs.
New York rooters and tinsmiths de-
msnd Is per cent. increase Of wages.
The Washington court has denied
Guiteau's motion for rssrgument OF the
case.
Three hundred and fifty journeymen
ho..eshoers. New York, have gone on 8
strike
Arthur is not expected to leave Wash
Ington again until after Congress ad.
journs.
The New York trades union will hold
mass meeting 70 protest against the
penal code.
Prince Henry, son of Crown Prince
Frederick William, will visit America in
October.
The Cincinnati plasterers who struck
have obtained the wages demanded, So
so per day.
Sir John Macdonald is opposed to CHI
nese labor in Canada, but nevertheless
employs them.
Mrs. Senator Miller and daughter, of
California, have gone to Europe, and will
return in August.
The Grand Prix, Paris, on Sunday,
was won by "Bruee " an English horse,
ridden By. Archer.
The Cleveland rolling mills at New
burgh, o., started up on Monday.
Trouble is brewing.
In London it is thought the Egyptian
difficulties will be settled without resort
to actual hostilities.
New York Chinese have instituted a
Masonic lodge, but other Masons will not
fraternize with them.
Secretary Folser or ex-Congressmsn
Stsrin will be the candidate for New
York. Both are stslwarts.
New York business men will hold q
convention IN Syracuse on Thursday, to
take steps to protect themselves.
Virginisns are indignant over the
proposition to remove the remains Of
Thomas Jefferson to Washington.
The strikes in the American iron trade
have produced 8 sesra in the English
market for American railway securities.
The Porte has telegraphed the Kbe-
dive, to require Arab Pssha- to discon-
tinue the work of fortifying Alexandria.
Abbey is in London negotiating with
Henry Irving, actor, for tour of the
United States. The terms are extrsva-
CANT.
London is now so crowded with Amer
leans and country visitors that there is
scarcely bedroom to be had for love or
money.
Sherman, Sheridan, Grant and others
will be present at the reunion OF the
Army Of tAe Potomac in Detroit next
week.
People are surprised that Gladstone
should appeal to the ''unspesksble
Turk" to keep the peace on the banks Of
the Nile.
Arab Pacha says he cares little for
EnRland's promises snd threats, and will
repel European aggression with MS whole
strength.
The circulation OF standard dollar. or
the week ending JuEe Sd was liz eco,
against lab, 1893 -for:sthe cyrrespO u g
period last year.
The Duke OF Westminster sttsche, o
importance to the threats of assssSina-
ton, but his servants are alarmed by LLe
talk of blowing up the house.
On her arrival ct Quebec, Louise was
plainly attired in very naSrOw-striped
gray waterproof ulster and hat trimmed
with black satin and plush. The only
ornaments were small earrings, plain
pearls.
The New York Tribune says hat Cor.
ham is not to be made assistant secretary
OF the interior, nor is ex-senator Pad
dock to be commissioner Of Indian
affairs.
1t is said that when Senator Cmeron,
of Wisconsin took Conkling's seat, it was
after an understanding with Senator
Jones that should ConKling return the
seat should be surrendered,
Excitement prevails in India regarding
an order by the secretary of state for the
repealso f the petroleum act, and the sub
stitution Of an act allowing the imports
ton Of any oil subject to the orders Of the
viceroy.
At st. Petersburg, on Sunday, the an
niversary Of The death Of The Empress
was observed with special srevices at the
Cathedral of st. Peter aud st. Paul which
were attended by the Emperor and EN-
press. The Emperor subsequently visited
the Winter Palace.
At the memorial service in Brighton,
Mass, under the auspices Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, Col. j. d. Wash D.
bHrne, of Worcester, delivered an sd-
dress in which he advocated the repeal OF
all legislation dissuslifying Confed srats
soldiers from positions IN the United
States army:
It is rumored but denied that S25, 900, :
OOo forged bonds made from impressions
obtained from genuine plates IN the b.
reau OF engraving and printing, are IN
clrcnlAtioni also that spurious silver certi-
heates, made from impressions Of genuine
plates, are ah0at.
Before the whisky investigating com
ml:tee IN Washington, on Monday, Shu-.
teldt, president OF the national distillers'
association, testified that be raised s., OOU
from kentucky distillers 10 secure the
passage OF q hill roduoInO the tag tO soc.