The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-04

sent organ zsd disorgsnization. Toe
gen raj ia DOW free to purse his gov
lerpment. M Ferry ought to be as
decided 10 eliminating Cha.lmel L.
cour: that foreign minister ought t.
be rendered bis liberty to get bis liver
j into order. We d. not know where
is the Chinese Question; the French
ambassador has remuv. d With the le-
CATION to London; ooly this is the
epoch for Fittings, that departure
might signify much. Gun-boa,s and
mep are cent by Dnbblets to TonkIn.
90 as rot TO s'arm tsx payers, or rouse
IN the Oelgstisls-prep aturely.
Paris is n1t dead. since some days
she commenced 10 speak. hut At a
corner OF the'fre The ram has innn-
q ed u. and the macad4nl is N a
state OF solution It Is agreeable TO
sit tefore cracking wood fre-a1 I'd
they are coming again into favor,
when its shawdows 6tfally "dspoe
iike phantoms on tie psrlor wall, TO
ak scqs cerim2nie, concise without
belos dry; i.ing at al passing game,
and e!itiug upoo ;hi0gs without eHlTt
and gi:hou: noise. P4FisiaCs DO NJ,
ike 10 90 long away tom taeir city;
they are perhaps al. aid Lot 10 had On
their return the government they
had LETT. They ike the Bots &c Bou-
logne, the octroi, where the g1ard-
iaps allow contrebraoG men and 30
man - pass, but no. oOmestio le-.
Even deputy who q skes the code,
or keeps it N repair, ia not ahore
suspicion His vehicles are exAminad
lest they might contain brandy.
game, or plain Joint. Louis Pail
ippes carriage Was once searched
aad doubly 80, because he whispered
TO the guardian. Il an the king"
Gam9 is very plentiful this season, to
iadge by tables and the markets, and
Germany is sending us lots OF red
hares and red deer. I remember
about this tins eighteen years ago,
being a residen: at St. Cloud. when
Germany sent nothing less than the
34.h regiment OF Herr Won Bis
msrck's Line band. to serensde the
Empress at the palace. after Delight
ing the ears o.; the ParIsians ct the
circus. Five years later, between the
doiugs Of the Prussians and toe
French, neither S.. Cloud For lts
palace existed.
Lunstics at large. are very ri.e.
and perhaps would be less noticed
only one has iust confessed it was be
vino shot Dr.. Bochard the ether night
in the Champs E ys6ss. in OBEDIENCE
to celestial voice. The pretty
actress, MdIle Van Zandt. arriving at
her villa the other night. was On the
point of quitting her carriage. when
a gentleman stepped forward and de-
manded her-love, or her life. A
night cabmsn conducted a fare to
the precincts of the Clarendon asV-
lum, and on demanding payment,
received for discharge in fall" two
balls in his hat and umuffisr. The
late inspector OF lunscy reported
there were not sufficient asylums in
France, and that one in ten of the
population of Paris was insane.
M. Juster, a rich merchant, and a
tenant and peighbor of Rothschi!d's.
invited several of his friends to q
Pantagruelian dejeuner. After the
guests had taken their seats, he re-
tired to his bedroom and blew bis
brains ont. TIE Greek ambassadors
SOD has lost his life while "playing"
with q revolver.
France is the classic land of mo.
nopolies. Salt, tobacco, omnibuses,
buriais and even moses" are, subject
to the State. The latter for example.
A chemist invented q powder that
produced the came titi!ating effect as
snuff. Not to be accused of smuggl-
ing, be informed the excise of his
preparation, and as a recompense,
bis products were seized. However,
the court ruled, since no tobacco en-
tered into the composition OF the
powder. the excise could not inter-
fere. Our noses are not stste mo-
nopolv. Funerals are not 20 free;
these are divided into six classes, and
the tariff is based according a. such 8
pail, csndelsbrs. hesrse or drsping
may be selected-all being marked
in "plsin figures" a 6rst-olass
fuuer4l costs 4 .282 francs and that of
the sixth. 16 francs. The clergy
mans fees in both cases being u and
6 france. respectively. Nest funerals
are in the third, next in the fifth.
and then the fourth class. The poor
are buried eratutiously, out OF the
payments for the first -class inter-
meuts.
The Vaudeville theatre has pro.
duced Les Afoles. four act comedy
by Messre. Verion and Goudinet.
The plot is founded on the Krach Of
two years ago. .Le.ins is lieutenant.
q widower with one daughter. He
marries an American lady from
Charlsstown, very rich, because he
avenged her from calumny. Later.
she left him. as che finds that to be
tbs custom in Frrnce. for an old
lover. but in time returns, penitent.
and is forgiven. That is not the plot;
q schemer. Robillon. pretends to have
the concession of some DBaubian
railways, he induces lie las to become
president of society to work the
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