The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-03
The Sultan and the Mount Of
Olives.
Serious Sickness at Panama
Death from Yellow Fever.
The Gar Frightened at Re-
ports Received.
Foreign Notes.

LONDON, 2.-ID6 BoNSIuuSAH Las
resolved upon 9 large reduction OF
the forces In Ireland.
st. Petersburg, 2 The Siberian
plague has appeared at V1norg IN
Finland.
Toulon, 2.--There he's been only
one death from chol' "a o-day. The
record for the last twenty-fonr
hours at Bon Recontra hospital is
as follows: Admitted 9, cured 4.
deaths 4, under treatm Mt %. The
record OF Saint Mandiere hospital
the same time: Admitted 8, cured
5, deaths none, under treatment H.
The Minister of The interior has
sent to this point a, 500 francs to be
distributed smong the refugees.
London, 2.-On appeal from the
Jews Of Jerusalem the Sultan has
admitted the eale Of part of the
Mount OF Olives which contains the
graves OF the prophets Hogoai.
Zachariah and Malachi. The pure
| chasers were Russian priests. There
burial places OF the prophets have
been secured to the Jews In per-
petuity.
Marseillep, z.-There have been
seven deaths from cholera here
since noon. The record OF Pierre
Hospital for the last twenty-four
hours is, admitted five, deaths three,
cured four.
Lima, 2. via. Galveston. - The
parry of Monteneros Rushao govern
ment troops retired to Chancay.
General Caceres was ordered TO or.
| ganize a cabinet, and proposed to
General Iglesias to deliver the presi-
dency to Vice President Lapurts.
Panama, 2, via. Galveston.-Dur-
ing July, four prominent people
have died of yellow fever in this
city. The hospitals here are
crowded, and beat intense. Dys-
EMERY of tractabIe form has ap-
peared-
London, 2.-The Egyptian confer
ence, to-day, after a brief session,
adjourned sine die, without arriving
at any agreement. This isregardeo
as tantsmaunt to it's dissolution.
After the adjournment of the
, Egyptian conference a meeting Of
, the cabinet was held to discuss tbs
, result.
, In the Commons this afternoon
Gladstone snn0unced the failure OF
the Egg ptian conference to come
to any conclusion. Delegates were
unanimous in their view. respec'
ting prospective changes in Egypt
and the necessity of fresh loan
but England and France differed
: irreconcilably TesY Getting thu
charges and receipt. France re-
fused assent. to any diminutioI
!. of dividends payable under Law
4 liquidation. England was uuabl,
to accept any plan which did no
2 provide for the necessary changes .
!. administration The French plan
i, Gladstone said, would have eutailet
financial confusion in Egypt. H
t expressed hope that the idea tina
government had ever proposed t.
!. constitute International control
|. similar to dual control, might be al
IS together dismissed The govern
ment was unable, considering tn
o plan incompatible with the just ant
+ | ulUuOfdGSt tANuSu Ill., SOfOlAhOh
: of Egypt. The conference ha
adjourned indefinitely. The gov
ernmenL had no proposals a
yet to submit to this house
The Anglo-FIench agreement ha
ceased to be in force and England
responsibility hal been greatly in
creased. It had been decided t
g establish military pigeon stations 8
all army centres at home an
abro+d. Captain Cahill had bee
s=nt to Francs and Germany t
stady the system OF employin
e, pigeons, as adopted in those cour
tries. 1t is estimated that 5000
pigeons would be required to stoc
d, the various stations. The leaders
the Conservative party have cor
sented that Lord Randolph ChuIcl
g i'll shall act as leader OF Il
- opposition IN the House of Common
Whenever SIR Stafford NorthcoI
[hers occurs "bresk"--ths rest "
hs along later-perhape. EDS. RRRAL