Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1893-03-23
JULES FERRY DEAD.

JULES FERRY DEAD.
The Foremost Statesman Of the French
Republic Dies Suddenly Of Heart Alice
tfon-The ultimate Result OF the Wound
inflicted In. 1875.by tho Assassin Aubertin
Unsmirched by the Panama Scandal.
PARIS, March 17.-Jules Francois
Camille Ferry: the celebrated French
statesman. is dead.
M. Ferry's death was caused by heart
disease. The affection Of the heart
from which NJ. Ferry suffered was due
to the effects of bullet striking rib
near the base Of the heart at the time
he was attacked by Aubertin in 1877.
He was seized with spasms early in the
morning, and despite every effort of the
physicians, who were hastily sum-
moned, the convulsions continued to
grow in violence until. at o'clock in
the evening. he expired in q terribly
severe spasm.
THE LIFE OF JULES FERRY.
jules Francois Camille Ferry was born April
3. 1924, at st. Dio In the vosges. and was ad-
mftted to the bar In 1854. He was one Of the
active opponents of the empire, and was one
OF the first convicted of the famous political
trial OF the thirteen" in 1884. In 1869 he was
elected to the corps legislature from the sixth
CONSUMPTION Of the Seine. He took his seat
among the members Of the left. He voted
and at the revoIu,ion =, s.r..,,ra. ,a1a =.
was proclaimed q member of the govern
ment OF the national defense. When the
communal Instruction broke out in October,
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troops into Paris, M Thiers nominated Ferry
project of the Seine but owing to powerful hos.
tile criticism Ferry resigned ten DAYS later
Subsequently 1t was reported that NJ Ferry
would be sent as minister to WASHINGTON but
the appointraent was never onnclally announced,
and Ferry was sent as minister to Athens. He
resigned that appointments after one year.
as president In 1s7a NJ Eerrv was arroin,ed nv
President Crevv mint.ter ~ ruh,,c irs,rnctioy
and fine arts.
rERRY's EDUCATIONAL BILL
His educational bill, prohibiting members OF
unauthorized religious communities. meaning
asfne scSo sns ce,aas IRON OF man
though the bill was twice defeated In the senate.
the prescription Of the Jesuits was proclaimed
and their expulsion carried out Three mem
o oels OF the ministry having RESIGNED.
cabinet. On Novembe- 70 1853 the Eerrv
cabinet resigned on account Of the attacks
mace upon the policy OF the ministry In regard
1883 M. Ferry vas again called mon to form
cabinet. and he started upon policy of colo
NAL. expansion which proved very costly to
rs..n. ~ ,o eoio I ,o poncy aesui.eo ms
full candidate for the presidency of the repub-
lie, and in December OF tho same year he mar.
rowly escaped assassination by mailman
ii',nie n Auoel'in
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dow, % NAM 1,',ni,c men caused ,marn - t,rn
their ewes again toward M. Ferry. who was n.
smirched by the developments. and upon the
retirement OF M. LIE Roy from the presidency OF
$1,000 ene n"'o 'o'o'"' nioN'n' "so AA cry "''
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F'erry's supporters in the senate COM
peeled his election in the room OF M. LIE
Roy, who was found to lack qualities
for his part in the next crisis.
NJ Carnot as president, M. Ribot as
Premier and M. Ferry as president Of
the senate, the opportunists felt that
they had four of their Strongest men
in positions to meet the perilous conse-