The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-11
Fore En.


visited the eOnStabuIary depot al
Fh9ulX Park, to-day and addressed
the men. He referred to the ire
proachable character which the con-
Stabuiary has hitherto borne and
expressed sincere hope that moth.
Ing Will occur TO mar their splendid
reputation He regretted the course
the men had adopted and announced
that $780, 90 would be Immediately
distributed, and that any grieV van
ces would be immediat zly Incurred
into His lordshIp's statement was
enthusiastically received and the
men expressed confidence in his
assurances.
The Longhrea police, John Con-
ner, Maurice Castillo, Richard Saw
age and Timothy RJurke, were In
dicted for having, on the 18th of
March, perpetrated several outrages
in the heighborhoOd of Fahi, County
Kerry, were tried to-day. The at
tOrney-general presented a number
of extraordinary documents, found
on the prisoners, especially on
Rourke, proving the existence of a
planned organization. The pris-
Oners were found guilty. Sentence
was deferred.
Montreal. IO--J s. Hunter, not
airy, is defaulter to 500 600. He
was appointed six years ago 10 man
age the estate of the late Charles
Phillips.
Limerick, I0.-The county iuspec-
tor Of constabulary has been in
structed to inform his men that the
government will at once appoint a
commission to enquire into their
grievances. They are entirely salts
fed with the promise.
London, 10.-The under foreign
secretary stated in Parliament that
he hopes TO give an answer next
week regarding the restOI alton OF
King CeteWayO.
Ischl, 1O-The Emperor of Ger
many left to-day, after a most affec.
ti0nate leave-taking with the EN-
peror of Austria, hungary.
Sofia, 10.-Eastern Bulgaria, as
far as the River Yanta, is pro-
claimed in d state of Seige, in con.
sequence OF the prevalence of brig
andagp.
Reports are current that Prince
Alexander has approved the new
electoral law and it will be intro
duced in the council of the state.
London, 10.-The MoSeL still holds
together; she is submerged from
stern to the entrance of the saloon
Nothing can be saved without the
aid of divers. 1t is expected thai
the vessel will break in pieces.
In the Commons Gladstone stated
that Admiral Seymour has given
the KhediYe distinct assurances re
lative to the intentions of the gov
eminent. Indefinite occupation o.
Egypt, he said, was contemplated
as the ultimate condition Of Egypt
could not be settled by any ole
power.
Berlin. 1O.-The Tribune says
Russia has assured the Porte she
has not instigated a pan slavisE
agitation in Bulgaria and Roume
liza, as she has not the intention tt
increase the embarrassment caused
by England.
Malta, lO,-One hundred and
twenty-four volunteer artillery and
400 drivers EN- barked on the troop
ship HunlbeTt for Egypt. The
transport Holland with the house
hold cavalry on board, had arrived
and also the transport ThGliG.
Paris. 10.-Floquet, project of the
Department of the Seine, to-day re
ceived a deputation of American
dry goods clerks. He said every
facility will lie offered them to visit
the objects of utility and interest
and remarked that they represented
the great causes of labor and en-
reimbursement of the working
classes and social progress.
Paris, 10.-It is stated that the
condition of Tripoli is alarming tC
Europeans. E. Hadji MOhamed,
who has returned to TripOli from
Constantinople. announces that the
Porte, after settling affairs in Egypt
intends to send an army to drive the
French Of Tunis. The natives talk
of a massacre of Christians.
Londen, 10.-Tbe statement OF
Ne1CS was denied by the STANDARD
that after the rebuff yesterday, il
was impossible for Salisbury to
continue as the tory leader in the
Lords.