The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-10
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Gar erased the name of Prince
Alexander in fit of anger without con
sulting his ministers.
About three months will be required
to complete the Boston, and about ten
months for the ,hica0O.
The g-of-the-last-spike cere-
mony at Eagle Pass, B. c., on Saturday
was an imposing affair. The spike was
iron.
The Balkan conference has accepted
the proposal of Said Pasha, approving
the principle of the return to the status
quo ant.
The vicinity of Selma, Ala, was visi-
ted by terrific storm on Friday night.
Much damage was done and many per-
sons killed.
The Servian army is suffering greatly
on account of the Indictment weather,
having only thin clothing and made
quate tents.
Mexico is making fresh proposals for
the settlement of the debt on the basis
of the former scheme. BOndholders
are sceptical.
At st. Paul, on Sunday. hard glove
contest for $500 was fought by Pat
Killar, of Philadelphia, and Joe Lannan,
of South Boston.
In letter to Secretary Lamar, Major
Powell denies various charges affecting
discreditably the administration Of the
geoIogicalsurvey.
The acknowledgement has issued
an order that every individual in the
service of the province of Ontario be
Yaccinated forthwith.
District Attorney White, of Washing
ton Territory, has asked Attorney
General Garland for aid in prosecuting
the Tacoma agItators.
As the time of the expiration of Riel's
present reprieve draws near, the xcite-
ment among certain elements of the
population becomes more intense.
Rev. DR.. O'Connell, bearer of the de-
crees of the late plenary council APP
proved by the Pope is expected TO reach
Baltimore early IN the present week.
Advices from Yokohama announce
the loss of the yacht L0iferer, on the
10th of October off the Japanese coast
near Samoda. She was Owned by DR..
Weld, of Boston.
DR.. Stransky. chief mover of the
Roumelian rebellion, and PIE ident OF
the provisional government at Philip
pOpOlis. has been forced to resign on
the charge of bribery.
The North, Central and South Ameri-
can Exposition will be formally opened !
on Tuesday, November 18th. The day !
will be generally observed in New
Orleans as holiday.
Gladstone has arrived at Edinburgh.
At Carlisle. Lockerby, and other places
en- route. The crowds of people were so |
great as to impede the restarting of the |
Liberal leaders train.
President Grevy's recent accident was
due to a slight attack of apoplexy. The |
President fell while crossing the Boule- |
ward Des Invalides. The attack rem
ders his reelection to the Presidency
The United States revenue cutter
Bear, which formed part of the Greedy
relief expedition, has sailed for Puget
Sound and Alaska, where she will
cruise for two years, to prevent the
illicit whisky trade.
A serious accident occurred on the
West Shore road, about one mile west of
Little Falls, n. Y, on Monday. Six
coaches ran into ditch; one
ady was killed and a number of
persons seriously injured. Among
hem Assemblyman Pratt of Rochester.
There was great excitement at Kill
arney on Sunday, on the occasion of
he sale by auction of number of head
IF cattle, that had been seized for non
payment of rent. Representatives of the
irish National League bought in the
,attie for ECO. Two thousand peasants
booted the emergency officers.
At reunion of members of the Ex-
RENE Left, on Saturday, resolutions
we're adopted pronouncing against the
impeachment of thelate Prime
Minister Ferry, the revision OF the Con-
expulsion Of Orleanist Princes
md the pOStponemento of the decision on
and financial questions.
In anticipation of the recurrence. of
roubles on the Isthmus of Panama,
Whitney has instructed Adj
niral Jouett to proceed with the flag
hip Tennessee anu the GdEeRd to Aspin-
vail, and cruise along the South and
Central American coast for few weeks
and then return to Tampa, Florida.
Roach's ship yard at Chester, Pa,
started Monday morning with 10 men
st Z O'Clock upwards of 1000 men as
'CAA OAC0- c1AO4AAA Vic SuACcs anu N1lCl
he whistle gave its accustomed tOOt at
of one minute, a deafening
shout went up from the crowd which I
drowned the steam whistle. Women
md children took it up and the huzza
could be heard for squares away.
Superintendent Atkinson, of the
Direct Navigation Company, Houston,
'alled on Governor Ireland for military
aid to obtain possession of their pro-
oerty. The governor replied by tele-
graph as follows: Il have no authority
% issue orders to the sheriff. Go to a
awyer and sue out writ of sequestra-
ion, and give it to the sheriff, that will
compel him TO execute it, and authorize
Tim to summon posse. If all are I'M
Ible TO execute the writ By reason of (
powerful resistance I VIII order out the
military to aid him"