Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28
OUR LONDON LETTER
English 0llcjal'S Body Lies Thirty
Years in Snow.
STORMS CAUSE UNpLtAslsTAEss.
Lack OF In orcs, bT English in Am ri
can Quos,ion,-i budget Of rhea'ri
cal and Other News

Letter, copyrighted, 1897, ny the Asso.
ciated Pse.s,-rhe rain, cold weather
anu violeAt thundeTslorms which
nave prevailoI throughout Great
Britain and the continent during the
week heve greatly iuturiesed with
pleatnro at all the sensible resorts, from
many OF which the visitors are return
Ing In large numbers.
Rev. w. II. Milhurn. chaplain Of
the United Is aies Senate delivered u
lecture at Absryslwth, Wales, on
Monday last, Iu which lie uOntTssteu
the Hsrietocraiic hesitnncy' OF the
EugIisu public speaker with the
spread eagle, buucombs otatory" Of
the American politician.
The Globe thereupUn say: "rhis is
Just ihe kinu OF thing We wish our
America MEMS not 10 cay. may
be true anu Mr.. Bsysrd said some.
thing like II; but We wautour Ameri-
can friends To navr Influence on the
Other side, and II they say these things
they may lose 1t altogether"
LAC X OF INTEREST IN AMERICA.
Senator Cuilom Of Illinois, Mrs.
CuIlUm AMI their daughter, MIS-
R:dse.ey and Senator Gay OF Della
ware, aud toe Isiter's family nave
Uoen travelling in England t0is month.
Inc Grays Bsll iOr me on Tuesday
uekt. the Culloms have gone to the
continent.
Both senators declare there Ia a sur.
pricing lack OF iutetest IN American
questions IN Great Britain, except IN
the CAGE OF the tatIt. Bsbntor CulIUm
SAID: "rnere appears to be great rr.
icing an ing the B'itish over tn,
prospect tDat the ian1 bill may not
yet Iring trih client Revenue TO support
the gov .rnDIen'. They do not lee lize
that the law has not been in effect lOul
en0us IA Tor ludgmeIt 10 ue pronounce
90 its Effectiveness asa Teve us pro-
| ducer.
III nave. heart no opposition TO the
annexatiou Of Hawaii expressed by
the BRITISH, ior tbey real 70 that
American rights there are paramount;
Gut thers Ii general sal ,usy because
the UnueI Staten sees IL TO incTes ae
its Territory"
Senator Gfsy referring to the tariff,
remarked: at Is mos! mJrLifying tor
Americans tHvslnug Hbr0ai to hDd
| that We have tfectoI u barrier against
trade with foreign natious, whiOn pro.
v kes the ill.wiil OF nations which
woulJ otherwise be mos. friendly"
NUMEROUS RAILWAY ACCIDENTS, ETC
Continental travelling this summer
has been ihe woret Tor many seasons
past, anu there has been quite Il panic
among the travelling pubic OF Austtis
In consequence OF the Hequent rail.
resd uisast.rs and tho contiuuou, rob-
bling VI passengers on through ex-
presses. Daring the past Ave weeks
there have been 1ueeu accldsuts OH
AUSTRIA railroads.
Belgium, Sweden and Denmark
have beeU Infected by Il large gang oil
expert railroad thieves who have been
tODDIug trunks In transit. The losses
which travellers have suffered 10 this
manner recently nave greatly iu-
createl over the amounts II any pre-
vious year.
LONG HOLIDAY PROBABLE.
/ The bimetsilIc commissioners who
remaiD In Europe ars enloyiug b0li.
DAY while waiting ior the reply OF the
, Brilijh government TO their proposals..
Senator and Mra. Woicott are in
Carlsbad, and ex.V ce President Stt-
venson auJ Mlss Stevenson are su.
Journing in Paris.
EGYPTIAN NEWS UNSATISFACTORY.
News from the AngiO-E ,yptlan ex.
peuitIoR up the n lie o1mes slowly and
uuBsttsf.ctorily, largely owing to the
Rbsutdly stringent aud humiliating
regulations OF the British commander,
S.r Herbert Kite Isner. The nswsps-
per cOfrespOI deus are not allowed 10
, NETS with toe III ceis OF the expeui-
uJu, anu are forced to take with
them six months supplies. They are
not allowed 10 KO to tue front, but are
kept we'll q the rear and are iurnisheu
vita Ius. what Information the au nor.
ties please.
FOUND AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
Captain Henry ArkwrighI, who
was niu- Ie.Csmp to the lord lisuton.
and OF Ireland, a guide Dsmeu Michael
Simonu and Two porters Francois AMI
Jsssph Tournlsr, were killed by an
avslanons on the grand Plateau Of
Blanc In October, 1856. Toe bod les
Of the guide and patty were found
after q week, bul Captain Arkwrishps
body was only recovered from the ice
en- sunday IAst, 1000 feet below where
he died, All eXo.p. the feet anu head
were were rec, IeJ. rhe right ham,
, was uzIveiUusly lienks. Tue ice had
preserved In It tus red lint oil blood.
From the pocket oil hIe gray waist
coat was drawn " bite, blue ooidsreu
handkerchief rs good Ms new, win his
name ON II.
The deceased OH jeE's collar had in
/, a gold sIud anu 10 his shirt 'front.'
Was larger one set with diamond
staT. Tue debris OF n silver cigarette
case wss In his locke! and his gold
watch ana ohAin were on tue Ice Aeaf
where the BODY was found.
The Justice OF the peaee, the mayor,
d. ctr and the local yen d'Arnis held
an iluuest over the remains. found
after a Iapse 80 yeas IN tne swallow
OF Mont Blanc. They will probably
pe buried NJ ChamouniK.
BLooMER CONVENTION.
Lady habsIton WIN prseiue at the
| congress women IN hooslt OF nation
al dIets al OxiIru In September. All
the delegates are 10 wear boomers.
TnKAIBIoALs Al FBB TIDE
The thea real yosT OF London has
reached the lowest level OF lie ebo tide
ami the advance guards OF = new sea.
ron will bs usherod In, There are