The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-24

would no longer exlst-for the second
time. There are now two Philips In
the field 1.-The crown title Of THE Comte
de Paris being Philippe VII. This
is A VERY PRETTY QUARREL
as it stands between the "Blancs d.
Espagne," and the 'Blancs de En-. /"
1t will have no effect on the Republic
but must compel the Comte de Paris
TO declare his intentions; he must
decide "between the goat and the
cabbage" ss proverb says. That
means his expulsion, and all his kith
and kin. When in exile be can, like
the Comte de Chambord, wait for
Providence to fix the hour for his
ascending the throne. At present he
has all the chances ofthe revesionary
interest in the Republic. M. Grevy
10 reported to be i'll suffering from
his tod complaint" whatever that
may be; supposing be were to die at
this juncture, the history Of France
might be changed. The congress
would have to be summoned to elect
mis- successor, and could revise the
Constitution at the same time-as it
pleased. There is no person living
could predict. what surprise would
come ont of thatjack-in.the- box.
There are some 1000 wild men OF
not the woods. but of the city OF
Paris. known as anarchists. They
are allowed to be at large, because
France is short in her supply Of
lunatic asylums. as she is OF prisons
for her recidivsts hence why it is a
comfort to have the latter boiling for
Australia. they hold their periodi-
cal meetings, like Bopapsr.ists anu
Royalists; they repudiate all patriot
ism; they do not consider a red flag,
or black flag, to be a fitting stands
ard for them. The early Romans
had only for battle banner q wisp OF
hay. Being n oderate the anarchists
will be content With
THE HEAD OF JULEs FERRY
on pike, as was the case in 1889
with Foulon's and whose smoking and
bleeding heart, was presented to the
national assembly. Perhaps this may
explain why M. Ferry, the only able
man France has, is anxious to retire
from business. Let him then rent an
apartment on filth story. similar to
eu;zot and Jules Simon: tbs latter
lexplsins, that is the only horn OF an
altar an unpopular statesman can
cling to in Paris. as in the history OF
all the revelations. the insurgent;
never had, nor would never have tbs
patience to mount 50 high in search
of victim.
The result! OF the bounty to sug :
growers and the increased custom:
tariff, On imported sugars, etc., is an
advance already of one. halfpenny il
the pound in sugar to the consumer
the duty on imported livestock, ane
-four, on foreign wines, etc., doWr
for augmentu ion, will soon come into
Operation; then the pinch will be felt
Thus further handicapped, how Cal
France exps c! to compete with foreign
cheap producers, and she must have
outlets for her manufactures. Mer
out of work and
| FAMILIES CRYING FOR BREAD.
are more formidable pr 1blems to dea
with, than the revisions of constitu
tiI rs. Chinese diplomacy, or Egyp.ia!
bond holders.
| The era OF cholera-nicrobes i
drawing to a close. The plagu,
seems to be discouraged at the univer
sal hostility and obstacles displayed
against its advance. Courage is re
lplacing fe ", and that is the best ant
cheapest OF precautions. Person
who had forsworn radishes. water.
cre-s, and archtichokes, fearing thes
raw delicacies might have microbes
have returned with an old Adam fer
yor to their consumption; even peele
oranges are not now consideret
dangerous; there are braves who evel
! no longer wipe plumbs before eating
, tbs N. and Whisking grapes in col
boiled water, is now regarded as
superfaity; milk presents no NOR
CAL ger; indeed it never dill; it wa
ever charged with chlorides to kee
I it from turning, and go disinfected i
advance. People who wore life-prs
r servers in the form OF flannel swath
ing round that head centre OF cholera
, stomach. and which impaired to ther
I quite an aldermanio look. seem thi
3 sgain. Hair has turned grey in
: night from grief. and several color
5 in day ON JOY, and there is n
: reason Why the acquisition Of fes
J should not also proceed on equal
rapid and sliding lines. A week az
Q you would not return the salute OF
g refugee from Toulon. nor transat
9 business with him unless on his pre-
: Iducing an hygienio certificate fror
: twelve railway porters. that he ha
been sprinkled with carbolic acid. G
} ldredged with chloride of lime, 8
s some terminus; at present you woul
give him a "shske hand" wilhor
v experiencing a collie or stomsc
: Ioualm. The anti.semetic agitatio
i against the old clo' men has subsjdeC
B they have passed any