The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-28

TWELVE PAGES.
EVENTS AND COMMENTS
THE TRAMP Of the offensive partisan
OUT Of Office is slow. bu. sure.
II Is said that Bernhardt's two am
billions are to grow fat and write gooc
poetry.
No NEWS has been received OF tn,
capture of General Crook by thu
Apaches-
BECAUSE he weighs 2O2 pounds is moi
the reason Secretary Bayard is called q
great man.
The PUBLISHERS of General Grants
book say they have received advance
orders for 10000 copies.
NEARLY 7o.OO0 immigrants arrived in
America last year. and are now engaged
in growing up with the country.
IT COSTS about 81 900 TO graduate al
Yale. and it is more money than the
average graduate ever again comes in
possession of.
THE INDIVIDUALS who fancied they
had some "inhooence" at the Capital
are Gnding out that they were some
what mistaken.
GRAssHorPERs ACCUMULATED in such
quantities at gate on Wheatland
Zeal. )eanch few days ago that it was
necessary to remove them with shovel
in oE5er to open the gate.
TIE LATEST published figures place
the regular army of France at little
over a half million of men; and on
war footing, taking into account the
various classes of reserves, at $780,
600.
ALLEN G. THURMAN. the grand old
Roman, is spoken of for the Ohio Guber-
material nomination against Judge
Foraker. Governor Hoadley, it is IN
derstood, declines denomination. be-
cause of his breaking health.
IT IS very cold day in New York
now when five orsx indictments are
not found against Ferdinand Ward, the
monumental thief os the age. Justice
will greatly miscarry if Ward is not
sent to Jail for the balance of his life
Butte Miner. Yes, he's liable to become
government Ward for an indefinite
period.
The BARrHos.DI statue of liberty en-
tightening the world has arrived in New
York, but there is no place to set the
monster up. The New York World has
raised more than $4,000 to build the I
pedestal, and the Frenchman in charge ,
of the statue will return with larger |
ideas of the enterprise of the American ,
press than of the liberality of the ,
American millionaires.-Er.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE and Associate
Justices Bradley, Miller and Field will ,
all reach the age of seventy years, at
which time the law allows them to re-
tire with full salary, during President {
Cleveland's term, Mr.. Justice Miller is I
the eldest Judge on the Supreme Bench |
and Mr. Justice Bradley is the wealth. ,
est. i
THERE is TO end to the improvements '
in railroading. The Pennsylvania road 7
has fitted its new parlor cars with in :
electric lamps, and the ex- l
pertinent spronounceda grand success. t
The lights are operated from battery
In each car. The batteries are charged
1T the New Jersey City station, and are 7
sufficient to supply the lamps for seven
hours. A
THE MARQUIS of Salisbury seems TO
make very slow progress in forming T
ministry and fixing policy. He is
aboring under the disadvantage of Y
rying to make minority do the work p
If majority. We do not believe that w
lie can make a success of the under .,
aking, and it is not strange that he a.
inds it difficult to induce the shrewder q,
the Tory party to join him A
n moving to certain defeat. a
DIV
AN EXCHANGE. in speaking of the re. GA
ent test, Of the printing feJaoro,,h Q