The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-08-17


England will find temporary loan
to stava of bankruptcy; thas she
will keep the realm as security for the
payment. will apply the ordinary
ece'pts for the defence and organiza-
ton OF the country. and all surplus
shall next be applied to paying inter-
est. Then he ought to add as post
script, England will take her own
time to
PUT EGYPT ON HER LEGs;
will not leave till-don't be particular
in dates-her work be fully accom-
plished and that she will not tolerate,
neither from pasha nor foreigner, ANY
interference, any intrigue. Delegate
q man Of metal to carry out these
resolutions, and the Madhis, both
within and Beyond The frontiers, will
soon learn that U bello's &C ,ppation
is gone. Such ars the views enter
tanned here. Above all, no dough"
policy.
An old French friend not the worse
for being citizen OF the world, turned
up few days ago He knows Fey pt
and the ARABIA well. He has not the
slightest doubt tnat Gordon is safe
and the very elowpess OF the Madhl's
advance, ia one OF the best proofs.
he says we must not coniound the
capture OF Kartoum with that OF
Gordon. The latter, when he saw it
would be neck or nothing with him,
duly fortified and pro 7isioned strong
poiat near the river, whsre he can
have water A few cannons and a
handful of determined men, would
keep at bay hordes of Arabs, who have
mortal dread OF artillery. Mahomet
said, those who died by the sword
are martyrs; the Arabs doubt that
the clause applies 10 grape shot and
shell.
It is hoped that
CHINA WILL PAY The INDEMNITY,
or make a reasonable offer which
would not be declined. To 60 to war
might be the irst e.eps of the brsak
up OF the Empire. not an alarming
calamity, for France would annex
the southern provinces of China. II
to this be added the protection" OF
Foo CHOW and Formesa, the Chinese
NIGH discover their error when too
late. There is serious discussion tax
ing place as to making Li-Hung-
Chang emperor. The first king we
know was only a successful soldier.
There has been fighting and squabbl-
ing going on among the French
themselves at Tonquin. Opinion is
dead against General Millot, and con-
siders General Negrier to be the man
for Galway. The latter had taken
Bacninh, and was asleep in q pagoda
twenty-four hours before Millot
arrived who had been houndering in
the mud. Hence. why his heart
aches. General Millot also is to
blame for throwing only a foEce OF
900 men, of whom the moiety were
Annamites, at the Chinese regulars
before Iangson. having been wired
OF the presence Of the regulars in
force and OF their resolution to resist.
General Negrier is put down as the
coming soldier OF the period.
! The cholera, like all dead marches,
advances slowly. It's advanced guard
has entered Paris under the "spor.
sdic" firm; when it augments. it il
called. Asiatic. Everyone has hi:
| own theory about cholera. and, also,
his own cure, since the Academy o!
Medicine avoWs it knows really
nothing about the malady, and sug.
ges.s that every one prescribe and
take precautions for himself. This il
acting on the old rule; when in doub
abstain. Oddly enough, since thu
doctors have abdicated the public
have taken courage that they will
PULL THROUGH THE CHOLERA wAvl
by temperate living, extreme cleanli
ness, and the free use OF water ant
disinfectants, No one has fear. Tit
timid have long since flown: thel
comprise the rich, know.nothlni
foreigners who reside In Paris and Il
be amused We apply Tire name Tasta
quoueres to that social layer. Perhap
il was the numerous large posters 4
be seen everywhere, advertising per