The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-10-21
more enoyolopsdi.s Than any other

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publications. they thus describe it 10
said the French: "a western people
witty and brave, but unfortunately
given to robbery" fond of outdoor
theatres, 'where the spectators after
enjoying drinks. mount upon q stage
t. dance and cling. to express their
pleasure. while. the walters chorus.
ladies and gentlemen refill your
gIss .es."
The Thibetans are close neighbors
lof tbs Celestials, and recent French
Traveller, in describing their manners.
permits me to suggest the application
OF some for the benefit of his
OWL country. France objects to
the home consumption OF her crime;
senda her scoondrels to New CslendoH
MIA, and does not object to their emil
grating to Australia, so as to aid that
aeurishing colony to advance" NJ.
de GrevJ,i: may be said, sends no as
ssssin to the gulilotine. In Tibet,
murdersYs are sent into the moan
tains, or are thrown into csverns
filled with scorpions. Could net the
Canaques be thus utilized? The cub
iect o! burial occupies much pubic
attention; Will in Tibet, the corpse
some days after death. is brought to
the registrar, who causes it to be cut
up into very small morsels and given
TO dogs, This is designated ''terres-
trial Atermens." The bones are
pounded in a n0rtsr and mixed with
-four, then given to dogs or vultures
| in the form OF bale; this is celestial
| burial" Those corpses that have
mot lett money for either Of the above
modes, are thrown into the water;
this is caAed "aeuistic burial" and
| is very igaoDinious.
Tea ia in great reputs, and helps
.he digestion of Yeparts composed
chiefly OF raw meat the tee is mixed
with butter and salt. At the temple
OF 6hasss, copper having q capacity
Of several gallons, brews Q free tea for
she residents and worshippers.
Sara Bernhards was all bat sold out
last week. hess he bed. and her coffi n
lined with black silk that she has
ever ready for an emergency, and
whose presence in the bridal cham
Der had much to do with her separa-
ton from her husband. The court
ordered the bailiffs to suspend opera
tons on the actress, 500 francs down
and 800 francs in two monthly in-
9 ailments to make up the balance.
An Austrian came to Paris with
10. 900 francs to enjoy himself; he
made the impromptu acquaintance
Of belle and lived at the rate Of 1,00G
francs day. A few nights ago be
ordered a Laculius superior himself
and Lois; at its close. he requested
the bill. which he settled. 6y shooting
himself through the heart. Two sous
snd pipe Represented the balance
OF his ways and means.
TIE king OF Spain mas given mortal
offence to the French, by hoo-nobbing
it at Hamburg with the hereditary
foe, and accepting the colonelcY Of s.
Regiment of Uhlsns, at some time ap.
, pearipg in their uniform, This will
affect Lis royal reception here in q
few days, and make bis visit about
as gay and mirthful as funeral. Yet
France and monarchal Spain can do
each other much harm; the former,
by her republican propaganda. and
the latter By a demonstrat On thai
would materializs one-tourth Of the
French asmy, in case of Wsr-simi.al
to Italy. Bismarck has through the
Spanish alliance, drawn the string
tighter of the strait-Waistcoat ne has
around France.
The Comte de Paris, not CROWD,
but q country, not France. but hi;
estate at Eu. Ask him for no pro.
eramme; do not alIude 10 him being
king even in partibus, leave him q
gentleman farmer. and the modes.
retreat ola Oincinnatus. Like Prince
jerome Napoleon, he is suspected by
bis own followers, nay, his right h
the crown is now being contested
Monarchal parties are in q state oil
complete decomposition, and the Re
public has to fight its way between
radicals who know what they want
opportunists who are rapidly degener
asiug into trimmers who believe ob
!, stinacy to be energy.
: NJ. G.. Meyer has again given q !
r other public demonstration OF hi
. incombustible colo-ed paper. suitable
, fox walls, theatres, Or il plain, FL
. archives. deeds, etc. Specimens o
the cciored material were submitte,
! TO the action Of fire for four hours an
q were never affected; further the pat
a terms can be laid on porcelain ant
y iaience; then enameled a ter sub
q hitting to fixed temperature.
An opposition Journal has disooy
= cred that the prime ministers (Jule
Ferry ancestors were courtiera
a through the celebrated dwarf "Behe,
born Nicholas Ferry, at PLANES, i
J. thes Voeges, and that Stanislaus. Kin
= OF Poland, adopted. When Bee va
It born in 174l, be weighed less than
l. pound and was eight inches long; b
O was presented on plate to be pap
y tised, and a wooden shoe served bin
}. as a cradle; unable, owing TO th
q smsllness OF his mouth, to sucSle. b
4 was reared on goats mi K. Whe
= 5 years old. be weighed nine pound