The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-04
LIGHTNING FLASHES.
Bernhardt has returned to Paris.

Four students have been arrested at
Kharkoff, for Nihilism.
Lord Northbrook has returned to
London from Egypt.
Patti, HaYerly and Mapleson arrived
IN New York on Sunday.
Patrick Ford and a delegation of
Catholics, congratulated Blaine on Sun
day.
There have been serious riots at
Trinidad, and many persons were
killed.
President Arthur left Washington for
New York on Monday to vote for Blaine
and Logan.
New Orleans street-car drivers have
decrease of hours.
Cleveland left Albany for Buffalo
Sunday night He will reach Albany at
5.40p. m. on Tuesday.
Governor Cleveland reached Buffalo
at 7.35 am. Monday, and spent the day
quietly at his law Office.
Blaine had a brilliant reception at
Springfield, Mass, on Monday. Blaine
was too hoarse to talk, and Senator
Hale spoke few words.
King Leopold, of Belgium, is much
broken in health on account of the
anxiety arising out of the political
crisis.
Henry PigorSch, German farmer of
Abilene, KS, was killed by John Swee,,
ney, a railroad laborer. Sweeney and
others were hunting on PigOrsch' S
farm.
The decision of the French court in
the Patti divorce case will be given on
November 18th. The court will grant a
divorce on the demand of the Marquis
of Caux.
Blaine had an ovation all through
Massachusetts on Monday, winding up
with a dinner in Boston. In that city
ne was both Kissed and cheered as he
was driven along the streets.
Arabs at Hyde Rabad, India, rioted
during the MOhurrun festival, and
eleven policemen were killed and many
wounded. The Arabs looted the police
stations and several houses.
General John Newton, in his annual
report on coast defenses, urges that har-
bors and principal seaports be made i'm
pregnable to attack by the addition OF
guns Of heavy calibre.
John S. Barnes, of st. Paul, and Tom
McAlpine, of New York, fought with
hard gloves, near st. Paul, on Sunday.
Barnes won in the seventh round,
knocking McAlpine unconscious.
Blaine, accompanied by members of
his family, Mrs. w. A. Dodge, Senator
Hale and Mr.. and Mrs. Manley, of
Augusta. left New York on Monday for
Springfield, Mass.
The commission appointed by Con
gress to visit Mexico and the countries
Of Central and South America in the
interests of United States commerce,
10th.
twenty-five men charged with being
repeaterS we're arrested in Trenton n. J.
and sent to jail for five days. The State
is flooded with tramps and both parties
charge fraud on the part of the Opposi-
ton.
Professor Schivenniger. Bismarck 5
physician, challenged Dubois Raymond
to fight a duel, the professor having
taken offence at the remarkg of Rev
mond on his appointment to a chair in
the Berlin University. Raymond de
clined to fight.
Republicans say the row at La Reau-
vile, La, on Saturday, was precipitate6
by Democrats firing on a Blaine, Logan
ard Kellogg meeting. Eight men were
killed and wounded. All the Republi
can speakers were arrested by the loca
militia and committed to jail.
TIE German elections for members o.
the Reichstag resulted as follows: Con
serTatives SO; Centre, 90; Imperials, "a
Nationals. So; German Liberals, 81
Poles, 16; Volkspartei, .; Alsations, IA
Guelphs, 5; Socialists, 10, including
Liebknecht; 81 second ballots are We
necessary.
In the boat race at Creve Cour Lake
st Louis, on Sunday, between Teeme
and Gaudaur, the latter reached tn,
home stake quarter of mile ahead
Teemer claimed his boat was water
: logged, and there was an investigation
when the race was given to Gaudaur
and bets were declared Of.
I The main building of the New Or
/ leans exposition is completed and ex
hibits are arriving. Satisfactory pro
/ gress is being made III all departments
/ Every State and Territory Is repre-
scented. Fine horses will be a feature o
/ the show. 1t is expected the EXposl
! ton will be opened in the presence o
the Presidents OF the United States ant
I Mexico, Central American republics
heads of departments and foreign rep
I reSentatives.