The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-11-13
Foreign News.

Four blocks In the business portion of
Waterford, Ontario, have been DESTROYED BIZ
nre, causing loss OF about $50, 900.
"Guy Fawkes' Day." the anniversary Of
the attempt By Guy Fswkes to blow up the
British parliament in 1905, has been celebrated
annually throughout England By the children
In manner some1h hat alter our Fourth OF
July celebration. The universal mode OF OBJ
servance has hitherto been the dressing up oil
scare-crow figure OF Guy Fawkes which
WIS paraded about followed by troops of noisy
youngsters and in the eveuing burned in some
open space with pyro.echnic eccompaniments
This year, however, the performance was
varied by carrying about and afterward burn.
ing ,efngies OF Charles Stewart Parnel, the
leader of the Irish Land league.
The Irish land league has issued an address
in which " English tyranny" is strongly con-
demned and an earnest appeal Is made for
assistance in the shape OF contributions to the
s-deieDse fund, 10 be used in defense OF the
indicted leaders oil the land league
Among the persons expelled from Hamburg
ny the sociahstic DEGREES are member OF the
German reichstag, Saxon's deputy and the
whole staff OF the GeTtehts Zstiuhg
Most OF the socialists expelled from Ham
burg are coming 20 The United States.
Laycock, Of Austra,is, detected Riley, q
America, ii a rowing match On the Thames.
D., d,
bezun an engagement in London, his opening
performance being a. Hamlet"
Eight thousand Kurds have heen checked in
their invasion OF Persia. They had advanced
against Urumiah, and were repulsed wi b
great los.
Threats are made By the rank and file OF the
Irish land league that bloody req nge will
be taken tor every conviction of an sgiiator
that may be obtained al The coming trials.
Twenty thousand men were present at lane
ieague meeting in the little town oi Athlone
and listened to speeches by Parnell and others.
he six-fay go-as-you-please pedestrian
match in London for the Ashley belt resulted
in the success OF Rowel, present holder OF the
trophy. SIX men entered in the match
three Americans and three Englishmen; bat
before the last day three men had retired-
Blower Brown, Pegram and Howard. AT the
conclusion OF the match Row ell had covered
566 miles, which beats Harris score OF SIS
miles and is therefore the best on record
Littlewood made 40 miles, and Dooler $50
miles
The Grand Orange Lodge OF ireland have
adopted a resolution to combat agitation by
all means in Their l>oser.
The Canadian pIefiner mas been asked to set
aside $50 coo acres lii Sorthwe tern Canada
for French settlers from Alsace and Lorraine.
A railway between Baku aud lifts, Russia,
Will Dc opened early III the spr ng, and
American, German and Russian merchants
are already competing for the bores in the
great Baku petroleum district.
three thousand jews have left Roumania
Tor America.
The French ministers have resigned owing
to the rejection OF government measure
which was proposed in the chamber of depu-
ties.
A severe earthquake with fatal results has
occurred in Southern Austria. At Agram the
shock was so violent that every house in the
town was injured. Several persons were in
tsntly killed and a1out Thirty more badly
hurt.
Every day the news from Ireland grows
more alarming -Four troops OF bussars have
been cent from Dublin to Balllnsloe. These
precautions are taken in view OF the intention
o. the Northern Orangemen to send laborers
to harvest the crops OF Mr.. Boycott, Lord
Erne's agent, for wnom the local peasantry,
at the instigation OF the land league, refuse to
work
At the annual banquet of the new lord
mayor OF London Premier Gladstone spoke at
some length on the condition OF affairs in Ire.
land and the East.
The enforcement of the order Of expulsion
against scertain religious sects at Turcoing,
France, led to disturbance, during which
more than sixty persons were injured by the
police.
81. de Baudry -d'Asson has sent challenge
to NJ. Gambetta. who, as president OF the
French chamber of deputies, was obliged TO
reprimand and temporarily expel him from
the chamber on account OF his violent and
supplementary language.