The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-07-07
For the DEMO ,RAr.srAR.
EUROPEAN .J01TINGS,
81 orr SPECIAL coNalsaoNyK.

At Aberdeen, Scotland, as avo
calist was singing a comic song, a
revolver with which he VAS ilihs
traiing it went of and dangerously
wounded Il lad in the audience.
There are six hundred journey.
men shoemakers now OH strike IL
Paris, and four hundred shoe shops /
aro now closed, the masters having |
refused the demands of the men.
The bill tor par,loning aud rein.
stating the dleposed Romi, ,h bisiops
IN Germany has now passed the
house, aud the komanists hoped
that the Kaiser would on the occas
ion OF the baptism OF his great
grandson make the nrst application
OF the act, but contrary hopes were
expressed by the PrItestants.
The silver wedding of the king
and queen of Sweden was celebrated
in Stockholm and other towns OF
Swelen with great rejoicing. They
distributed about $4,000 in charities.
II is to be regretted that tue
Prince of Wales almost only votes
In the house of lords iu tavor of the
,blll iol legalizing marriages with
mans wife sistrr.
The Prince of Wales always pop.
ular wherever he goes, was received
at Eton with every demonstration
of 10y and respect. The memorial
to the deceased Etonians was un.
veiled by him. The princess was
also present.
Lady Jumbo, Baroness Burdett
Coutts, little poney is only Is (thir.
> teen) inches high, though ave years
I. Of age. This little stecd comes
: from CircaSsii.
!. The Duke of Bedford, who /,
wonderfully rich has just returned
-tgenty. .dse lel cent. OF bis rents I,
, his tenants.
!, The man who was sentenced TO i
= term of Imprisonment for trying t,
shake hands with III. r. II. tn,
Princess OF Wales has been release,
:. by special request OF their Roya
n uiyhness the prince and princess.
- Barnum, the American Snowman
y has been lecturing on Jumbo, a
I. Southport, and promises to brinl
e him home again.
d Don jaime, the eldest sou of Dol
& Carlos, made his first communion
u at the Jesuit church, at Windsor
!" In the presence ot'an immense nun
Der Of Spaniards.
Many Australians are reacbin,
home as they call England, vi
America, as they can do this at tn
: , same cost asp by the P. and G
a steamers from Sydney aud Ne
N bourne, that is f7O (seventy pounds
'e aud the enterprise of the Paclti
y railway aud the steamship comps
: = nies have chiefly conduced to this
Y The bill for amending the law
~ of entail in Scotland,is to be shertl
nj introduced into the English parl
m ament. It will meet with strenuou
T. opposition.
is The British ship building trade
very brisk, especially on the Clyd
: where the yards are filed with o
~ ,lers for some time to come. Sailin
,s ships are being constructed
d. greater numbers than for some tin
=, past, aud yet the timber merchant
4 1 complain of bad trade.
81 IS Sir Claude Champrou De Cresp
Of guy, has been thrown froma balloo
ne in which he intended tocross th
.. English channel. His legs and rit
" we're broken. His sister was to hay
n gone up also, but was dissuaded.
- - Patience, the aesthetic opera hi
I;r had a run Of over 430 CONSECUTIVE
he nights at the Savoy theatre, Lo
d. don. The actors after about ye
~ y, and halfs performance shou
n have their parts.
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