The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-20
nurse for Egypt, that the baby could
never exist day without him.

luulcC AOA 1Sy Pss
never exist day without bin.
THE SUDDEN OUT BREAK OF CHOLERA
at Touion, has steadied even anarch-
ists and reactionists. Actuated by
landable motive, tie authorities con-
cealed the dismal fact as long as pcssi-
BILE, till schools we're being broken up
the inhabitants flying the plague
stricken city By thousands, and the
dead carts and the quick-liue
shroujs for the victims, removed all
DOUBT. There is DC more relying on
the cffloial statistics than on the
bulletins of victory of the first Napo-
leon l. Pasteur and DR.. Koch CAP
now study uninterruptedly their
microbes and bace.ll. in the afflicted.
Notnipg more natural than that the
ministeiial 0ress should publish, that
the cholera came from Egypt anG 90
is due to English neglect The truth
is i. is tbs fret i'm porEation sent us by
Tonkin; the return troop-ship, the
Sarthe, With sick and wounded, from
Hanoi, has been the transporter oil
the germs. Versailles, which has the
reputation of being cholera-prooi
! city, has run up it's rents 200 pei
cent, within the last three days. Il
is being fooked to as city of refuge
: It is said bad drinking water aids Of
IS promotes cholera: now Versailles haI
G the most abominsble potable wate
in the world: one has only to l?ok q
% the Seine. near Bongival where it i
y pumped up. How, then. is th'
ofl hygienic mystery to be explained ,ant
r. the three lorgest- lived profession
! are parsons, grAve-digger- and sewe
: men?
;, The army reform bill has bee,
: RELOCATED, mem con, to the Greel
\ kalends. Its error was not in max
: ing military service obligatory. bu
uniform. The political game OF hid
and go-seek, between Prirce Victo
Napoleon end his papa, continues t
smuse the gallery. Under the heaI
: of jokes. may be classed the bill TO
a. the revision of the constitution. Tn
~ anarchists, that the government com
:. mendably regard as harmless lunatic
:, have voted against being organized
every man ia thus free to make
), revolution on his cwn account.
After all it is,
lie ENGLAND REMAINS THE PIVOT
Z, in Europesn combinations. Wit
a France she keeps Germany an
Russia in check; with Germany, sh
>, d es the same towards France an
u Russia. The death of the Grow
y, Prince of Holland is not viewed her
40 with equanimity. It ia discounted s
q march nearer home tor Germany
Treaties OF neutrality alb ut the Luz
= enbsurg, and family rights to tn
=. Dutch GRO xn will count for little wins
VI Bismarck decides the moment hs
- come 10 Zollvernize both: the chance
= lor does not indulge in such romano
y. as notwithstanding states; he lesv,
., that to others-whenit does not affe,
- Germany. The French count uipo
- misunderstanding republic, as ths
:, form OF government with her, ha
~ ~ once been the ark OF liberties for tt
~ =, world. That was the republic whic
" ~ conquered England on the seas, an
. resisted the united arms of Charl,
!. H., and Louis XIV. But she is nj
- now the Holland of the seventeent
-. century. Napoleon I, said. Hollar
y. was an allavium OF the French river
Il; y, the Rhine, the Mouse. aud IL
= Scheldt, and so annexed il to -
empire. Holland did not open h
dykes then. az she did against tt
Romans, tie Spaniards, and the arm
re of Louis XIV. Nor would she do
'es tomorrow we're a German core
in d'armee to cross her frontier. tt
At. play would not be worth the candl
er Were Holland in the German Coz
ap stsllation, the Atcheen war, which
'e? as longaetanding a. some old leg
Gu might be brought to q conclusion, 81
ize the Nisero affair cleared up. Und
IS. Germany too, the Dutch feet mig
ics escape from being again taken by
re charge OF French cavalry when &c
ng bound.
sr- But the
-, DUTCH REsEMBLE THEIR COUNTRY;