The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-08
Foreign Items.

London, 1.-THE Pail Mall Gazette
publishes the following: Admiral
Courbet has not occupied the harbor
or mines at Kelung. The French
war vessels in tie port will make no
hostile movements at Kelung nor
e. ewhere in China.
London, TIN the Com mons to-
day, the Secretary of State for For
eign Affairs ssid he believed the ne
gotiations between France and
China are still going on and hoped
they would result in friendly
settlement.
In the House of Lords Granville
stated that negotiations with Mex
leo for new treaty Of commerce
would SON be resumed.
ISchl, 7.-Enperor Francis Joseph
gave an audience today to Tisza.
prime mini ter for Hungary. lie
then visited the Emperor of Ger
many. The en- nerors were together
half an hour Later the Emper r
William gave an audience to Tisza
The empeTors then dined together.
Pisza and Count Bejokovich, min
ister for Croatia, were also present
at the dinner. The emperors dove
to the station together, and Emperor
w Ham left at o'clock. They Q q
brscei and kis ed each her re
pesteGIy before parting. OYstlona
every WI ere.
Vienna, IA violent hail stvrm
to-day at Linz, Grein and Kirch>
Stay districts, Many persons in
jured. A large number of buildings
washed away.
Sehastopol, z. - A severe hurts
cane and rain storm visited this sec
ton to-day. Twelve persons killed;
immense sm?u Of damage done TO
property.
Berlin, 7.-Bismarck has in
strocted Count Won Munster, Ger
man ambassador to England, to ask
Earl Granville, British foreign Sec
rotary, what measures England in
tends to take for the payment Of tbs
Alexandria indemnify, also urges
early and energetic action to punish
the outrages inflicted by English
fishermen in the North Sea on Ger
man fishing sloops, The German
press continues to attack the Eng
lish policy in the Egyptian CON
ference anu Prime Minister Ferry's
oyeItures TO the European powers
for joint representation with Eng
IauI in Che pay ment of jndemnlte9.
The North German GaZette re-
breaches the English press fer lis
persistent efforts TO excite France
against Germany. The paper says:
"Recent events have sha!pened
public oSinion il Germany to the
drift of English policy, and are dis>
solving a belief H. the friendly senti-
ments of the English for their CIR
man cousins. The attempts to ex~
cite hate between France and
Germany ara now happily seen
through Goth in Paris and
Berl n. Hencefortb, if England's
interests are oppos' d to the french,
she must not look to Germany, but
must act alone"
The debate in the Ronse of Com
mons, critic 'zing the govern menSs
seton IL the Egyptian conference
will be c7ncIuded Monday. Many
members hearing that no decision
on the questions would be taktn,
have left Lopdon. Thursday next
has been fixed as the date Of pro-
rogation of Parliament.
Vienna, THE case of Aus
archist S elimach, convicted Of the
murder of the banker Lienhart and
Broker Eisarf, appealed and the
sentence OF death was confirmed.
He will be hanged tomorrow morn.
ing. When asked, to sign the usual
protocol Stellmach stamped his foyt
and refused.
Naples, miss Eva Maeky,
daughter of the California mil.
lionare, is beirothed 10 NJ. Colonna,
representative Of tina wellknown
family o. Colonna.