Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-01
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

american physician, ulul IN NoW !
York on the S0th alt.
II IL reported that Fred May Is the |
mysterious American who u ia com. /
mand VI the CHILEAN insurgents. lie |
has not been hoard from or seen by his /
friends for several months.
A new religious sec, called "Siunia"
has been started In Russia. The Car
has branded all IT, members criminal.
ITO viii treat them on the same footing
rs he does Jews and Nihillss.
George Ditch, the man who assaulted
the srhpol.iCaChor, Mics Gerber near
Peoria, H., IL threatened with lynch.
ing. The States NJ osncy notified tue
Pokin, H., jail authorities to guard the
jail.
Russia 10 still hauling I'm gold prcpar-
atofy % n general European war In
1893, which statesmen, gcncralitts,
political economists aud the royal lam
ily see IA bound 20 come.
The strength Of our money market IL
shown In the fact that wo have within
year taken back sl00,00J,00l worth
Of securities held IN Europe, aud since
January ift have sent abroad sjOl,OJl,.
600 ngold.
The startling announcement T. made
by the New YORK Tines that the u. y.
II. r. h bankrupt, aud viii shortly
pass into the hands N a receiver. II is
said that iis dcht on the 8nth OF Dvccm.
Der, 1891, amounted 70 81, lls,O5i.
Walter T.. Dempsey, a very religious
person " Chicago, was given y start IN
liio by some henoyDlCn, person. a
few days agD Dempsey took $1,000 Of
tho money given AMI started tor
England. He was arrested In New
York by Inspector ByrnrH ~ hv was
about to embark on the steamer
"Umbria, "for Europe.
Rov. Charles Briggs, upon whose
hercHy the Presbyterian General A.
sombly Ia session nj Detroit has 1t laet
pronounced Judgment, sailed for
Europe on the 31th lust on the Cunnrd
steamer "Umhfla," In company with
his daughter, Grace. Many friends
were nj the pier 10 wish him bon
voyage.
Lieutenant bravo settled the trou,
Die. over thc enlistment uf indians as
cavalry soldiers, very simply. The
trouble arose over family Affairs. All
the married Indians wanted 10 bring
their wives. This could not be done,
bravo found that the majority " the
! Indian marriages were simply agree
mcnts b. live together. He excluded
| nll the women who were not bound by
ceremony " some kind. THIS lcU
/ him Xix mlrriud men, The Others who
brought wives were married at the
agencies.
Madame Blavatsl,y's astral body Is
| Hitting around London, with Al Ou-
/ casionnl visit n Paris. Her latest
| hostess II Lady CAithnvss In Paris, who
/ positively AYERS that Helena PetfOv-
nails demise has not at all interrupted
/ the social relations hetwceti them, aud
/ that the high pricstes-' astral body Il
~ natural ~ life. ltis quito remark
able how the death u Nine. Blnyatslsy
and the Investigations Of r-ychical
soclotlos have aroused practical Discus
siOns over the subject Of Immortality,
on which speculation has been rife
here for some Year, past. Public cur.
losity haa lAtturly been excited by
mosneTi,m, hypnotism, thoosopy, faith.
curing, undertaking, Christian
science, and these have prepared the
public 10 believe that the human soul
or personality eau bn preserved under
certain conditions which are more or
less within tho investigating grasp OF
exact science.
NJ. Cahcnsly, the man who went TO
| Rome some weeks ago aud IN the name
Of committees Of Catholics OF Germany,
Austria, Belgium, Italy and Swiller-
land, asked the Pope 10 appoint bishops
for tho United States Ol the same
nationality rs tho immigrants who
settle here, h coming b. this country In
the Interest Of tho project. In his
memorial 10 the Pope NJ. Caheusly
stated that the spiritual wants Of the
foreign Catholics were not attended 10
In this country. Victor ID. MOrEak,
editor OF the hdthoisahos Iol5iait, a
leading German Catholic paper In the
United states, said today that the
Germans of thl. city would have moth
Ing to do with Cahensly. CRhcnsly II
secretary Of the st. Raphael society, an
organization the object u which ia %
look after the interest Of German immi'
grants. II has branches In many
countries aud II strong In tho United
States.
parl. has n chapter Of romance IN
real life. Ohe Of the French sensa'
tlOnal writers can u1c II. On the 18th
ult. beautiful young woman, sad Of
face, willOwy VI figure, aud evidently
much troubled, started for England 4
seek an important interview with no
lees o parsonage than Comic de Paris,
who Il the royal heir TO the throne ol
Louis NV, II that throne ever stand,
on four legs again. The girl ", she
says, the natural daughter Of the lat,
Napoleon Ill. Shc II 10 ask the hell
10 the Bourbon crown 10 DO Justice e
herself, child Of imperial diadom, and
10 her own child, Ia whose veins she
claims flows both royal aud Imperial
blood. She alleges that she was en-.
gagged 10 the Duke OF Orleans, and thai
after Intimate relations with her he do,
serted her. In dus course OF time d
child was born. The young woman
Il said 10 assert that the Duke promised
10 make her his wife, and that Ia why
she has gone 10 SEQ Comic do Paris,
leaving the child at nurse, according IA
French fashion, with sturdy family
Of farmers not hundred miles from
Paris.
The famous or INFAMOUS haccnrat
scandal comes 10 trial la London on
the End Inst. Sir William Gordon
Cumming IL charged with cheating at
Mrs. Arthur Wilson's gaming table.
Fears arc entertained that Cumming
will cause trouble by duplicating mem.
beers Of the British nobility. In fact
London will have sytniOsu Of sem
sationnl trials. Beginning with the
haccarAt scandal ON the 2nd, the
British public win DO regaled with a