The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-20

olacEed and clothes D5uSneu AE0
hundred yards out OF town; small
boys are employed to blow the dust
from between the cracks OF the pan
ming stoves; cattle and horses must
be led through the streets. and the
owners are responsible for all sanitary
indiscretions on the part OF the
animals; guests ara carried in the
arms. lest their dusty feet might soil
the floor, and history records the
terrible fate that once overlook some
boys for throwing away cherry stones
III the streets Of Brock.
Negotiations have been commenced
with the Prince de Monaco to know
with what sauce he would like TO have
his game birds cooked. He does not
wish his ''hells'' to be abolished at
all, and be is proverbially a plous
man. But M. Ferry has resolved to
at last suppress gambling ct Monaco.
as be has abolished the bull fights in
the south of France.
PARIS POINTS.
Timid people may now venture TO
Paris; a cabman has been sent to
prison for two months, and bis COM
pany mulcted IN 8, ZOO francs damages
Tor driving over an old gentleman.
Indeed the number OF cab accidents
seemed to indicate that cabby enjoy
ed running over citizens, as legiti-
! mate game o massacre des ianoce71ts.
, Two retired policemen Get up as
, merchants traders; in three montho
! they obtained goods under false pre-
J tences, for loo. 900 francs. and then
: took through tickets, foreign conn-
tries for to see P"
NJ. Pascalet, q merchant of Nor
; settles, has demanded separation from
his young vile on account OF her
, relations with the famous ex-singer
= Ismael, who is q professor OF music
: in that city. M. Psscslet objected tc
, Ismael embracing his wife when she
attended class; but that was only an
"artistic kiss" to show the profess
! or's esteem for his pupils great talents
how ever, tfirs to thermal stationt
. with the young lady were not ex-
planned on that blue ribbon theory
, The wife adduoed as proof OF hel
lords "cruelty," that be pitched al
her cosme tics into the street. One
beautiful forever prepreparation
heightened ger eye lashes, and ins'
, parted to them an irresistible
! languishing attraction.
q Surgeon Lsborde has sent In his
! report 90 the experiments he mad'
} on Capmie' head the assassin decspi
q tated seven weeks ago. He says
8 electricity can produce facial ex or
:. ton but sll life, intellie ence and sen
: sation ceases the moment the brair
q is deprived of its current of feeding
a blood.
q NJ. Firad, the minister oil France
l. is in ecstacies as he did not know hoV
q to balance the budget. M. Msiche
% engineer. writes that he has extracted
II with mercury, gold from the glitter
n ing Macsdam employed in the alley
Il and garden walks of Paris, and suci
d gravel is taken from the Seine. PEG
e pie who were intending emigration tt
b Tonkin, have decided in favor of 'th'
d diggiugs at home"
}, The French attribute all their diff
II culties at Madagascar, to the Protest
b ant missions. M. Martial, who Ia
d accompanied the Payen expedition {
), the Antarctic seas, bears warm testi
10 mony to the work done by simila
6 missions round Terra del-Tuego an
sr the Malouine Isies.
q M. Ulbach, states the Portuguese
y clergy wear no distinct dress from 70
10 inhabitants; they have weakness
- for embroidered yeats, jewellery AM
le the theatre. Yet bishop care nc
0. publish posteral till it has fret re
4 ceived the visa OF The perfect. Tn
is hearses are painted red, and are gill
s the coffin occupies the coacbman'
ID seat, and a position. gaudily &re sed
sr drives the horses. Some call GENE
nt terry, champ de repos. the bivous
a of the dead; the Portuguese, th
9. ''place of pleasures. Death ther
only cuts corn, never flowers.