The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-15

sNUELVE PAGES.
EVENTS AND COMMENTS
smvEE crushed to earth wiz ris,
again.
SITKA, in far-swsy Alaska, has a base
ball clue and interesting games. Tn,
umpire can keep cool bysitting on
convenient glacier.
WAR to the knife Is predicted in New
York between Cleveland and Hill, nov
sthst Tilden no longer lives TO keep m,
peace between them. 4
The home rule. seed sown by Glad
stone IS coming up and the Tory reap
ers are getting ready to exclaim, "Whal
great farmers we arel"
ffn ---- on rf
4 coIoBED woman was heard this
morning informing neighbor that last
nights storm frightened her so that she
SHOOK like an sshpan. Pittsburg
Chronicle. ..t-- -.grr
The duh thud. of the oficisI guillotine
viii soon be heard in the land. Repub-
hcan Office holders mayas well put their
houses in order, for there will be new
tenants for every one of them before
congress meets again. q r[lurt-
IT is rGnored that there are two dead
Utes over on the western border of this
country. 1t is probable that they were
throwz from their horses and killed
or, possibly, leaded.-Durango Herald.
GESBzAL JOHN c. Fremont, assistes
by his wife, is writing the history of his
life. The story of the generals career
viii comprise two large volumes of six
hundred pages each The first volume
Is siready in type, and will appear in
September.
IHE.total numke- of immigrants ar
rived in the United States during the.
three months ending March 81, 1886,
was 42,eS5, of which were 1855 were
male and L, 22e female The great ma
iority'of these go, to3) were over fifteen
and less than forty years of age.
THEIater-Kountain has this, which is
applicable here, also: II Ioczi courts
would sometimes exercise more discrim-
jnaton as TO the admissablIity Of testi-
aaony tie ends of Sustice would be bet
ter served and the characters of inno-
cent parties would not be ibeled-
IN
GOvKEsoR IRELAND, of Texas, says Of
his dispatch 70 Secretary Bsya-d: 81
have used words Of persuasion in try.
ing to Protect our border until 1 am
tired, and from this time forth intend
20 use tbs most fsEorable English at
Kay command. am not asking favors
at Warrington. lam demanding what
q Federal compact entities Us to-
TrHE NeE York Nail and Express says:
? "Til6en.s death leaves the Democracy
with no national leader. Seymour dis
putej the palm with TiIden. Now that
beth are dead there is nobody repre-.
seating the old Democracy big enough
to stand Up end be recognized as lead
er. The 9set is important, because it
marks the rising of the new Democracy
sud the dscRSence Of the old.
E@r. q
spexs in Florida they siFe tranips the
freedom OF the barn, and they have
haa6y alligator in the. conner who, in
the night. puts himself outside of the
tramp. This l. ps the Siligator fat
sndanakes tramps scarce. The great
need of civiIiEstion is the early intro
duetisn of the alligator in al tramp
infested neighbOzhOOds, Az alligator
graees our sanctum- Call roRnd.
E1I roo
SEgEGAL months ego train on the
Nexic 4 Central railway, running on
scheduIe time, killed c Mexican on the
track. The engineer, an American,
and the brakeman, an Englishman.
were arrested and imprisoned. The
was released almost imnedi-
ately, but the American is sun in jail
awaiting trial. The Mexicaus know
that England will not be trihed with.
but they have neither fear nor respect
Tor opy government.
THE Northern Pacific Railroad is Just
now enjoying very large tourist
Iravel, most OF K bound across the con-
.inent and mRch Of it going 20 and
'Oming from Aiasks. About 2 600 Of
he Grand Army delegates are return
Dc home by way of Portland and the