The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

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Yer resic enoe. The duels do no harl
70 the antagonists. II q scratch
inflicted, it is generally the cons
ouence of swkwaTdnees: No du,
will ever effect the depopulation O
France. Il vas generally considers
al absolute necessity for 4 Few jeuI
nal TO start into public lie by its hea
editor fighting q c1el; the expenses {
the rencontre figured on the prof
and loss side OF the iocrnsl's accounts
That trick no longer pave; tae news
papers show more and more disin
clinstien to publish accounts of duets
heoce, why journal has beer
specially founded 10 give the recital
In extenso. Not sny young mar
enteriog on life on bis own account
but snbscrlbes to a fencing scheol
There are establishments for teachinf
modern languages, that give as 6
premium. or q bait, free lessons IL
the foils.
Democratic institutions are not
favorable to the preservation of game,
so there is a strong opposition being
organized to raise the price of licenses
20 on exorbltanI point. st the rate
John Gilpins now blaze away, neither
sparrows DO cock robbins will be ob
tainabIe: These birds will have to be
imported. Another question that is
being warmly discussed, Are turtle
doves gamer" in any case, Ought
they to De killed and baked 10 q
pier" Tue bitds are The symbol oiin-
nocsnce and love, ADD their cooing
music OF three notes cannot but in the
cod exsspers,e even a Romeo and
juliet.
A sad case OF suicide mas taken
place. A young lady was engaged 10
be married, and lew evenings before
the happy day, her intended visited
and promised 10 return next morning
with some papers to have signed:
On arriving, the young LADY and her
mother were both found dead. The
daughter had sufioeated herself with
charcoal, as an ancient lover had,
from n letter found, threatened to
Kill ner, il enc married other than
bin eeli: the mother perceiVipg the
strong Odor. went to neT child's room
II Is supposed, to open q window, and
over some with the fumes, persisted.
l. Is not often that man kills his
d Istress, because che will not marry
hin. Ia September last, a young
man Alard, had been ordered TO 90
10 Africa as soldier, to serve his
.welve months. he was engaged to
Elise, village belle OF Remenluis,
and VINO since twelve months has
oeen his mistress. He implored her
10 quarry him before be set of TO
'hooI KroumiSs. but she and her
Jareu.s refused, till his return. when
lIs warfare would be DER; Besides,
he law does not allow the soldisrs
y marry. Alsrd, alter dancing with
Eiise 1T the village i6:e, SHOT her in
ne heart, then dramatically leant
yer ner, intending, it is thought, tt
moot himself. The jury acquitted
i'm.
hyacinthe, the popular ao:or, was
1t one time on the eve OF being lost
} the stage. During the 1S4S revolt
Ition he was in the national guard;
lis regiment was in a hot quarter:
ne OF the insurgents proved splen-
id marksmsn, but he aimed only at
mcere: the general commanding
rived, was informed of the marks
mans skill. suggested 20 Hyacinthe,
tho Was full sergeant, to mount the
srricsde, and when lns good shot
ppesred, the latter would have q
Oxen rifles levelled at him, Hyscin
he suggested that the general him.
al, having q more sho~v uniform,
ught to play the roe OF HorsIius-
hitch was declined.
Victor Hugu hSs DECLARED himself
, be q partizan botI Tor the abolition
nd the maintenance OF Senstes.
hat recalls the patriot, who had q
n I'd, which be oossteo was disiined
o defend-Or 10 IL mbat, the lnstitu
ons OF his country.
A EtausIician asks If the t'Irth COM
* census will include the number
''bacnr lore married, and OF married
len bacc esers.
Au aspiring dram 4tles called at the
flee OF a theatrical manager. to
,ceive back bis manuscript: q clerk
INSPIRED 20 him, Il 90 not think
our play will be accepted: II had on
so pages, and We have several OF
ne huDc red.
A deputy entrestsd the parliament.
ny commission OF 10 quash his elect
j, in winch he mad sunk all his
rtune, and WIS father OF family TO
not.
A ger tIeman complained that
othing succeeded With him this
sar: even his mother-in.law, whom
3 pIacps between mortal currents of
Z, threatened TO live as long az q
Irp
The hearts O. women resemble
ose bonbOns which are surrounded
IT'D enigmas.