The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1882-06-01

The Aati>.Aastriaa revolt in Dalmatia
i eaas>A Tho aaMsesa,s having sanonacsrd,
A cahle dispatch states that Al cean.
cl u The kas*saa aslsoAl family Il Wax decided
h deter the coronation u the Car fos ono
Sv%N Tee 0SsMsn Embassy a, n, nsscs~larH
has h%ea ~anssa that No~a raaee Frederick
MlAaM vii se in gsc~, danger slaeala h At
te4sa Tho eesNaseAss~
In the House IL CaMmens. May -,
M Gladstone sasa he had seen the protest u
tNs hs%A Judges aSs.as, Suppression u trial by
,ar,, sas csala eass sas tAa, the Repression
ess ssa,Aaas the aeAeesNte ecaelasaone ot the
oesvsaMea1 cArt SeSessss nevl,aa stated
tAAt uNaAAeaeM the saseess, il not aa Amer.
Nan estsssA that he waS nos prevented frem
~n,saS Y The tassea States Msn.s,es, and that
tAs SsevssAsAeAt han ossespa no American ctr
seA asesses 10 ,eAse The eeanssy,
The Arrears Mll pNSs,sa To 4 second
reading N the las,asA Nsase u CommoaN May
u h ~ss asssava TIM, The Repression bin and
The debate eM The Arrears u Men, tsa shoald
have prevalence ever Oh oshs~ hasaae~s
The Egyptian Council II War has de-
csAeA ~ active military w~rA~noa~ An
~A~ss Il IN aaaes~haAas between the
seaxaas and The Mm~tss have faded
MMA~cl Davl,,s ticket-ofleave vii, I've
revoked sAeaM he indulge in any .aasma.s,ars
ssesssce Noaae sccsvsae naseeae 80 AN,
Msa@>sA IN The lssss>h rarassasca,,
Arab hey and The lel,elhas army Of.
es~N positively sehsse 10 aas, Egyrs, lie
RA&sAsAsas sAe eeantss II ~sta him, though tho
rssssA ceasal tired b aleAsase him II a,s
e<seA
In the acl~te on the Repression hill
b Tho Noa~ u 0.smnsens Gladstone ecsssvlv
Aeae~ae~a Dslloa tcs mssosssnS the oaaagce by
rfasans h assass thu Gosvtnmeat in ca,sslag
NE MA psleca declared he had always dc.
aeaacsA tAe easseec~ Gladstone replied tina,
ssscsscxs 10 asxAAsv& ~cas responsible Tor The
ceasssassesscae> hlaoa AFFIRMED saS, Gladstone
had acosssea ~ecsscs,sas legal The eve
sses~ WvsN more eali,ahle than the eu,ragos.
ssssssss,se spokr ~ash srca, passion lie said
Qse sssa nas, eeaaac Themselves il agaatiac
fer changes il he Land law, q whatever they
NsaS as<arv> ~ nse&ne se@l,ccsine the private
Judgment and the liberty Of the people
England and France have informed
Tho Ncssc that their var vcssels win quit Egypt
saa wascss when lasting normal state Of q.
fasss has t~sa re-e~sahhshea
| The ssrscsaf Messenger announces
that The Russian Government, il resolved ia
raaasA suekoahss oil oa,saSrs against the per.
SONS an property q the Jew&
| klef. the ancient capital Of Russia,
has Suffered devastation by ti~> The flames
r~<cd Ter several DAYS,
The Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland said
tho other day that an Improvement in the con-
datscn Il the country ~as sasiblc. and trusted Il
soaad become unnecessary 10 put in force thu
harsh poscrs Of The Repression ball.
| The Egyptian Chamber Of Notablea
aasaaS declared that il ID Of interest to thu
ceausv that A,ah Bey should depart and TN
Ministry resign England and France have sem
IN nsima,um 10 the President Of the Cabine
stating u i their intention TO exact the fulnIi
mens d thee co0ditionA They claim to hav,
no ether object than The maintenance Of peaoe
| Albert Young, who wrote lettel
threatening the iife of Queen Victoria, has bsel
sensenced to ten YEAR, penal servtade.
The representatives Of England apd
France n Egypt ~ere summoned 10 the palace d
Cairo and informed Of the rejection OF their ulti
matum and the resignation Of the Ministry. II
the HOUSE Of Commons, Mr. Gladstone ststet
that Il ~ss impossible TO give : pledge tina
force VII not Be employed IN Egypt, but b
80 no reason TO fear . resort 70 arms.
A warm debate arose In Parliament
touching the es1ctions on Lord Cioncurry'l
estate IN Ireland Tso hundred and iifieer
famlhse we're turned out ]. and the question