The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-03
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Randall was IN Alabama on Thurs
day.
Shocks of earthquake continue to be
felt in Spain.
Emperor William held the usual re-
ception on Thursday.
Pennsylvania iron and steel works are
still cutting down wages.
The cold weather is proving destruc-
tive to live stock in Texas.
Bismarck denies that he has personal
enmity towards Gladstone.
g Tho weather in Colorado is extremely
cold, in many places 240 below zero.
Spanish officers are visiting the scenes
OF the earthquakes, and affording relief.
Cuban catEle-growers are displeased
with the proposed Spanish-American
treaty.
The Victoria government protests
against the annexation of New Guinea
by Germany.
The deep snow and cold weather are
playing havoc with live stock in Mon
tana.
The feeling of antagonism between
the House and Senate is intense and
increasing.
A correspondent of the Dtretto, of
Rome, was expelled from Berlin because
he sympathized with the Anarchists.
The weather was disagreeable in
Washington, on New Years day, but
the Presidents reception was q grand
affair.
Articles of Incorporation of the Elec
trio railroad, to run from Far Rockaway-
to the Long Island railroad, have been
filed. Capital, 100000.
The French government is trying to.
purchase from Colombo the islands off
the northwest coast of Panama, upon
which to form naval station. =.
The Patriarch of Constantinople re-
pudiates the religious authority of the
Gar of Russia, and prefers to abandon
the Greek rite for the Latin rite
The greatest crowd that ever listened
to Trinity Church chimes, New York,
at the birth of a New Year, packed
lower Broadway Wednesday night.
R. E. Carpenter, superintendent of
the Yellowstone National Park, is en-
route for Washington, to ask big ap-
preparation for improvements in the
Park.
Conservative members of the French
Senate reproach the Republicans with
war on religion and for extravaganza
expenditure and ruinous foreign ad-
ventures.
Regular trains on the California
Southern commenced running again on
Thursday between San Bernardino and
San Diego, after suspension of eleven
months lN
The Khedive of Egypt has refused to
comply with England's demand to con-
vene the chamber of notables for the
purpose of voting a reduction of the
land tax and pronouncing in favor of
English financial proposals.
The Americans arrested at Cuitaca,
7, Sonora, month ago, are still prisoners
at Magdalena, where they would suffer
for the necessaries of life were it not for
friends on this side of the line. The
people of Tombstone, Arizona, have tele'
graphedthe facts to President Arthur.
The Inauguration committee request
that organizations intending to visit
Washington on March 4th, will inform
the committee of their number, stopping
places, etc., so that positions in the pro-
cession may be assigned. The inaugu-
ration ball is to be the gra ndest ever
seen in America.
Congressman Frank Hurd says the
first free trade club in America was
organized after the war in the law Office
of Grover Cleveland, and that the clut
is still in existence, Cleveland being
president. Cleveland says he is not anc
never has been member of free trade
club, and there the matter rests.