The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-11
minor lights. and gave Eve represen.

| wniie the kings, great ana small
dukes and princes. ambassadors and
ministers, were quartered on shoe
makers, who were the leading towns
people. The orchestra of the little
theatre was appropriated to the kings
OF Saxony, Bavaria, Wurtemburg,
Westphalia, etc.. with fauteuils for
the Austrian ambassador and Prince
William. OF Prussia. who came 10
renew their homage to the soldier
crowned by victory and protector OF
the Confederation of the Rhine. The
King of Wurtemburg was so fat that
be could hardly enter toe orchestra.
Ladies in grand toilettes formed a
circle, kind OF embroidery, around
the pr. Two chairs were placed in
the centre of the orchestra, and they
the Two emperors, who entered the
theatre together. occupied. But the
represe alton as we'll ss the specta.
tors. all was cold and wearsome. In
the brilliant gathering, with every
man blaze OF diamonds and decora-
tons, only one auditor was IN private
clothes, and who remained in the
beck ground, Napoleon, on enter
ing and leaving the theatre, never
bowed to this parsonage, but always
smiled to him. compliment. he paid
to no one else. That man was Goethe.
Probably the idea to celebrate the
anniversary OF DR.. Guillotin, the in
vensor of the unpleasant machine
! named after him, has influenced IL.
Grevy not to allow that kind of pun
lshment to fall Into disuse. He ia
now signing more death warrants.
A scoundrel has Just been decapitated
near Lyons for killing his father, and
was marched to the scaffold bare
footed. clad ia a white sheet and
drapeG in black veil. Deibler this
time did his work we'll. The local
authorities and the doctors had tiff
respecting the remains the latter
desired to try electrical experiments
to ascertain what percentage OF life
remained +. the former insisted the
body should be buried" that is,
lowered into the grave, prayers re-
cited and then an order from the
project to "exnume it before covered
with earth"
After city crime, the best place to
hide is in the city (; bsilifi was
robbed by his clerk 10 the of g.
600 FRANCS. The rogue merely re-
moved to the OF er side of Paris. en-
tered another bailii's Office, and rsS
NAMED undistur oed for two years.
But the pitcher was at last broken
going to the well. Two lads aged 10
were observed by detective devour-
ing IN a corcer cakes and bon bons
on an extensive scale; then they
counted their gold and bank notes !;
after time they retired to a dram
shop and had glass Of absinthe,"
that finished. they hailed q cab to
take drive in TIE Bcis de Boulogue
The detective Jumped on The box and
conducted tbs iast b y: to the poIica
STATEN. where Que admitted be bad
helped himselfin his pspa's cash box
When the French desire 20 illus
trste great consequences fowIpg trom
an insignificant cause, they say, like
the pet grain dc sGbte OF Cromwell !"
1t is Pascal VIC employs it in bic
Pensees. to poiut out ho~ the great
commoner, who contributed TO the
execution Of king, sag powerful
European mouarchs c0uetiug HE
friendship, and who was in fair way
to make Rome herself tremble, vas
suddenly pulled up 'ya small grain
of sand. the kernel OF that disease OF
the stone IRON which he died. In
fortunately for Pascal he committed
An error of fact: Crom we'll did not
die from the stone or the gravel. bat
from en- ordinary fever.
The "6rst fruits'' of the French
protection in Aunsm have arrived il
the form of the thumb nail of the
late Emperor tn Dlc." Il was cut
of by the mandarine after hi, majs
rye death, and sold to M. Vinlin for
mere triffe. who will likely have it
''set" in some manner. As the re-
public haa abolished the Sovereign's
Museum. the only way to act is to
present the relic to M. Chsllemel
Lscour before he retires from the
foreign Office. 1t was by that nsil
Ia Duo kept his 37s wives in order
q scratch by it was respectable gssh
ard meant banishment.
The Theatre Meuus-Plaisirs, has
brought out Les Lnrisibles. The seen
cry is by NJ. Bauer, OF Vienna, and
the explanation by M. Lsguerche.
ALI the snimalccles with which We
are most familiar, as well as those
insects, the vibrions. microbes, bsc-
taria. etc.. associated with diseases
and decomposition. are by means OF
9 gigantic microscope and electric
light, thrown upon an immense white |
curtain. A flea becomes thus mag
ni6ed to the size CT an elephant. All
the little beings that enjoy the COM
forts Of q home in our food. our
drinks, our cigars and snuff. the |
flowers We smell, etc., a'e all shown
up in their hideous nakedness. Hap |
PLY the entertainment is after the
b )ur of repass. We are intro 1ucsd |
to the fes in it's private life and at
work morsel of walking cheese"
compels you to laugh, despite the