The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-11-27
Foreign News.

Inc schooner Abraham Lincoln has been
lost on the coast OF Liberia, Africa with
thirty lives. Among the lost were James b.
McGill and George S. Wood. ex-representa-
tives for the county of Maryland, Liberia, and
other prominent Liberians.
The Boersen Zettuag, a German newspaper,
says that in many places quarrels and duels
have taken place between Germans and Jews
The British ship Galatea, from London,
bound for Bombay, India. ioundered off Cape
Clear and twenty -one lives were lost.
cruel case OF wholesale evict on has oc-
CURED at the South Moor colliery, Durham,
England. Because OF the refusal OF the
miners 10 accept a reduction OF shilling a
week twenty Two families, with their house
hold effects, were turned into the street, amid
driving sleet, while SIX inches OF snow lsy On
the g,ound. One hundred and fifty families
are still to be evicted.
The Chian squadron has sailed from VAL
paraiso with troops TO attack Lima, the PERU
vaa capital.
The kur'ls have burned village near
Uruniah. Persia, and massacred 200 of the
int ahitants.
A B itish steamer which left San Francisco
few days ago fol- Hong Kong carried away
$50 Cinnamon.
The public debt Of Mexico now amounts to
Si44, 0b0t00.
caretaker who, with others, had been
placed in charge OF farm in County Linn
erick. Ireland from VIII Gu a tenant was
recently evicted, was shot dead while sitting
at his Preside.
The British steamer Mildred from New
York bound for MAJ settles. has foundered in
the Atlantic. ALI hands on board, twenty
three in number. were drowned. The British
coasting steamer Ailsa. with crew OF twenty
men and seven passengers, has also been lost
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bers OF the Iiish land league have invested ali
their funds in foreign securities and lodged
them in the Continental bank and removed
their books and papers TO place of safety.
Mr. Parnell and the othe, indicted members
of the land league have entered pleas OF g. not
guilty " in the government prosecution
against them.
A small body of Mexican troops were sur
prised by about forty Apache Indians and nine
of their number killed.
company has been formed in Lon 7on with
a capital OF 1850, 900 to import fresh meat
from America.
Mr.. Alexander Cockburn. lord chief Justice
of the queens bench, died in London the other
day, aged rs years. When the Alabama
claims troubles arose between the United
States and England, Chief Justice Cockburn
WAS appointed the British arbitrator. He
sided wholly with his own country in the
Geneva conference debates, and dissented
from the views OF his colleagues Sd much that
he refused to sign the award to the United
States.
Four men were killed and fourteen severely
injured by q boiler explosion at Ruabon,
Wales.
The international boat race on the Thames
was won by Laycock, of Australia, Ross, OF
New brunswick, coming in second. Hosmer,
of Boston, third. and Warren Smith last
A proposed rowing match between Hanlan,
the worlds champion, and Laycock, winner
OF the international regatta, has fallen through
tor the present.
A young child is reported to have been
devoured by wolves near Becancour, Quebec.
Persian troops have destroyed twenty-five
Kurdish villages.
The insurgent Basutos OF South Africa have
been defeated by the British troops with great
loss.
Considerable excitement has been occa-
stoned throughout Germany by the introduc-
ton in the wer house OF the Prussian diet of
repressive measures against the Jews. Rev.
Stecker court chap ain, one OF tue principals
OF the movement, declared that the object OF a
petition which had been intro iuced wss to
keep the Jews from any post OF authority.