Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-10

lrot. Th,y say they were without
food ana drink Tor hours or until civil
lnur succurod them.
The tourist agencies are planning
TRIPS 90 kHirioum. which fhls week
Mas demonstrated 70 be- less fhtn nine
days from London. List Saturday
Gen. Klphpncf dspatch 4 Col. Hope
from omdurman. The former Dcrylsh
stronghold on she river Nile, near
Khlri1um. 20 Cairo. and h. ucc1m-
pllshtd the Journey In cighiy-scven and
half hours
\ long cahled interview with MIR.
Jla Chamberlain, she British secretary
lf state Tor the colonies, VIM IA now ln
ne unsod states on a visit 10 hlH
wlfr's parents has been received WIKI
Incredibly by tho English press. The
Daily Chronicle says;
'-thlt hr should have talked n a
railroad through the Transyaal from
khlfl9um 90 tie cape, or nave DIS
closed the AnElN-irrmtu understand
ms ot pfrfurmtd other fcag uf a hkO
A description, is beyond believing. "
these roncs arc true. theu Indeed
Lord Salisbury 'Blazlrs' are queuched
forever IN che white ligir of Mr. Cham
bulaln'a indlsrrei3orr"
Tropical weF,her continues here una
on the c1nflneue.
Ths thermometer In London ON
Thursday last reg .ertd 20 degrees,
which IA The record for the summer,
while she returns Tor the pas, thirty
years DO nus show any previous record
above NJ FOR fhc month ~ September.
The whole OF Great Britain oliA nues
without rain and she almaat unblf
'3lo atmosphere In London IL lntenai-
ned 10y a HuSry. white mist. which IL
10 thick on che ThameF that the
steamboats, had 90 stop running. There
nave been lnnumehAble cases a sun
stroke and apoplgNy and the Iron works
% birmingham are closing on account
VI the heat.
The conditions prevailing In the cas-,
end " London are specially plcaba.
There has been ihs usual water famine
ana ror three weeks over a million peo-
pie, 90 say nothing " animals have
been suffering from HE shortage.
The situation Il daily growing worse,
tcvers are breaking gu, and as the In
dloutlons OF rain are a. scarce as tha
signs Of snow, the supply OF water has
already been curtalled three hours
dHly and promises % be further short
oned,
The heat has also boon very great
In Paris, who're an ice famine prevails,
and the French soldiers have been suf-
ferlhs 80 much during the army
mAneuvers thas they hal % be aban-
donel. The Paris Met1rologlcai says
siili a sun spot Is responsible for she
exirtne heat.
II now appears that Mr., Geo. n. Cur
xon the Former parliamentary secre-
tary for the foreign once. ard newly
appointed vioeroy OF India, viii not be
raised 90 the peerage before he goes 20
India.
Tho health authorities have issued a
against The use OF The Amtri.
can nsawlng gum, which rs becoming
the rage among children In the eaFi
end, The authorities consider Il more
dangerous than Toe cream which the
iillans sell In the airiTf and agalnW
" h!eh there has been a Rigorous crus-
lde.
Today. which h now edited by Barry
Paine instead of Jerome X. Jerome.
llYples pages this week 10 the exposure
VI The alleged Klondlke flasco." and
specially 70 the reported corruption OF
officials u publishes a letter from a
prominent Engllshman who says
''rhe police. land office, p0stOnics, old !
Office and mounted DO.
ice. are all corrupt, The Americans are |
having the laugh over the Britlshers |
about pure government ! would rather
see the whole country handed over 10 |
he Yankees than see such a shameful |
iiate OF AFFAIRS under our nag"
Yachtgmcn here are delighted at the |
'act that "hig ships" have igin been |
ihunln Tor the Americas cup contests |
IS this class OF yacht promises 10 be- |
very strong here In 1892 Mr.. Charles