The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-10
Foreign.

Rome, 9.--Deputy Cavolotti, rad.
zeal, has withdrawn his bill to
recognize the Garibaldian campaign
of 1857 as a national campaign, gov
eminent having engaged to provide
for the sufferers by that campaign.
Edinburgh, 9.-Treveleyan, chief
secretary for Ireland, in q speech,
denied the statements made that
the diminution of crime in Ireland
was more apparent than real. He
referred to the rapidity with which
the numerous crimes diminished,
when it became apparent the muir
derers would be executed. He de-
MED that government suppressed
freedom of speech or the liberty of
the press. Government was ready
to work with the Irish members of
Parliament in advocating legitimate
schemes of refocm.
Madrid, 9.-In the Chamber of
Deputies, Ylce-Admiral PaVia, said
the government was attending to
the recognizing of the lazy. Nine
meD-of-War were now building or
repairing. Martos presented a mo-
ton providing for the free impor-
tatton of raw material used in man
UfactureS.
London, 9.-O'DonnelI, member
of parliament for Dungarvin, says
the lord mayor in relatian to Ire
land, is a leech sucker, not helper.
The national league elected VIM.
O'Brien, M. P, member of the exc
cutive committee.
Berlin, O. Bismarck SAYS he don't
think he shall ever enter the Reich
stag again. The first of the subma-
rlne torpedo batteries ordered by
the government has arrived at Kiel
for trial. The reductions in the
military estimates amount to $780,
600 marks.
Paris, 9.-At the sale, yesterday.
of Sarah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neck
let, black and gray pearls, brought
l2,050 francs, bracelet of rubies
and sapphires 400 francs, and two
necklets of brilliants 5000 francs
each.
Fullieres had another attackHof
congestion of the brain. The brunt
of the debate on the expulsion bill
in the Senate tomorrow, will fall
upon Deves, minister of Justice.
He informed President Grevy
that the members of the cabinet
will resign tomorrow night if the
bill be rejected.
London, o. Gladstone will pro-
long his stay at Cannes until his
health is re-established. He will be
absent until the opening of the
Commons.
London, 9.-The Times, eulogiz-
| ing Benjamin, says: The English
mercantile law profted by the re.
ception accorded the Louisiana &C
complished jurist.
Hamburg, 9.-SensationaI dis
closures are expected on Tuesday
1t is reported that officers of tht
HambuTg-American Life had new
of the disaster at 10 a. M, Jan. 18th
= Berlin, 9.-The Reichstag rejecte,
the estimates for 1SS4-1SS5, thu
} sealing the fate of Bismarck's bien
, NAL budget scheme.
g Halifax, n. S., 9.-Jas. Mcdonald
? ex-brOker, missing for some month
8 turned up to-day and took his see
9 i'll the legislative council. He ha
/ an exemption from arrest for def
D during the session.
q Dublin, 9.-ArchbishOp McCabe
g condition is regarded as dangerous
g Paris, 9.-The health of Fulliers
g is shattered. He will probably /
;; unable to Join the new cabinet.
Y Pere Hyacinthe protests againI
a the adoption of the expulsion bill.
q New York, 9.-The United Stats
g transit of Venus party, operating
: South America, arrived this eve
o ing from Aspinwan.
e Vienna, 9.-The court of appea
= has confirmed the sentence of tt
8 manager of the burned Ring The
: atre and others, convicted of criI
r inal neglect in not providing prop,
exits.