The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-05-30
BRIEF KILOGRAMS.

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Sunday.
German opera is having . big run in
London.
The wheat outlook in Michigan is very
promising.
Archbishop McCabe has been en-
throned cardinal.
Heavy rains in the region OF the
Il ichigan forest fires.
The bonded spirits bill investigation is
going on in Washington.
The health of Bishop Foss, MinDeap-
oils, is somewhat better.
Socialism is growing stronger aud
more braEen In London.
Two American men Of war are on the
way TO Alexandria, Egypt.
The Car, desirous to appease the pee
pie. has decided to grant reforms.
The Philadelphia star route cases have
been postponed to Septem Der 10th.
John 1. Davenport is in Washington
working in the Morey letter business.
Captain Payne and twenty followers
have been arrested for going into Okla
hama.
The powers. excepting France, think
the Sultan alone should interfere in
Egypt.
Judge Wylie has overruled the motion
to quash the indictments in the Star route
cases.
Guiteau's counsel has spilled to Asso-
ciate Justice Gray for writ of hG6eGS
corpus.
The Porte sustains the Kbedive Of
Egypt in the firm stand that he has
taken.
Dillon and Davitt have virtually
superseded Parnell as leader Of the Irish
party.
1t is said that nothing will induce Sen.
etor Don Cameron to become candidate
for reelection.
On Saturday Minister Sargent wss re-
ceiYed by the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess Of Germany.
Decoration Day memorial services
were held in the Exhibition building,
Chicago, on Sunday.
At Ashield II barns we're demolished,
100 trees upr0oted, houses unreofed and
the whole section devastated.
The French authorities are irritated
because Turkish troops have disem bsrked
between Gsllipoli and Tunis.
Memorial services in honor of Abrs-
ham Lincoln, were held in Prospect
Park, New York, Oh Sunday.
On Sunday President Arthur remained
st home and was visited by Attorney
General Brewster and New York politi-
Clans.
Republicans in Washington fear the
quarrel in Pennsylvania will result in
the election of the democratic state
ticket.
TIE alleged interview between Sena-
tor Cameron and Pennsy lvanis manu-
features is regarded as q hoax in Wash
ington.
1t is said the through trains from New
York west, will be abandoned, forcing
passengers to transfer from sleeping to
day cars.
Ex-King Cetewsyo will not be taken
to London, lest season Of fetes might
make him more popular on his return to
Zululand.
The republican congressional com nit
| tee has issued as campaign document q
statement Of the Macksy-Dibble con-
tested case.
Circulation of standard silver dollars
against S134, 1888 for the corresponding
| week last year.
A sister of Cornelius A. Vanderbilt
will contest his will on the ground that
it WAS frsudulently procured by Terry
and other legatees.
Democratic representatives have sp-
pointed Randall, Blackburn, Carlisle,
KeRna and Anterior to manage the
contest in the Hou e,
It is said Governor Crittenden, having
promised full and unconditional pardon
to the outlaw Frank James, the latter
will surrender this week.
There was riot in the Latin quarter
Of Paris on Saturday, caused by students
bearing the name of Alphonse.
Postmaster General Howe says before
the next fiscal year begins the travelling
train between New York and San Fran
cisco will be tHenty-four hours shorter
than now.
Earl Gray, in the NIneteenth Century,
vehemently attacks Glsdstones Irish
policy, saying Ireland is in q worse con.
dition than when Gladstone went into
power.
At the annual meeting Of the society of
united Hebrew charities, New York, it
was reported that the total receipts to
May, amounted to S5,9S7,72S, and ex-
penses 81, $50, 176.
George P. Pomeroy of New Jersey Sec
rotary of the American legation Paris,
will, be appointed consul general TO Egypt,
and will be succeeded at Paris by E. j.
BymlAteur, ofLs.
The President has nominated Pay
inspector Jas. A. Smith for chief of the
bureau of provisions and clothing and
paymaster general Of the navy with rank
of commodore.
One hundred and forty million dollars of
capital was represented at q supper given
on Saturday By the Chicago Commercial
club in honor of the commercial bodies
Of Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Philadelphia delegates to the Harris
burg convention will meet tonight to
select Philadelphia business man for
congressmsn-at large John Wsnamsker
will probably be chosen.
| Attorney-General Brewster decides
| that ex-Secretary Kirkwood is ineligible
to the office Of tariff commissioner, the
| cfice having been created during the
;erm for which he was elected senator.
a St. Louis man has bill before Con-