The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-05-21
Foreign News

Mr. GLADSTONE, the English premier, is in
poor health.
In commemoration of the marriage Of his
son to the Princess Stephanie, the emperor OF
Austria has founded twenty-five scholarships at
various schools, and has given 100, 600 forms
for the free admission Of ten pupils to the
establishment for the education of the daugh-
ters of officers. He has also granted complete
or partial amnesty to 331 persons imprisoned
for various offenses.
THE marriage of the Grown Prince Rudolph,
of Austria, heir to the Austrian throne, and the
Princess Stephanie of Belgium, was solemnized
in Vienna with imposing ceremonies. At II
o'clock A. NJ. the procession entered the Church
of st. Augustine, preceded by officers and pages
of the truchsess Qord high steward) clad in red
and gold. Then came chamberlains, magnates.
privy councillors, knights of the golden fleece
officials of the court archdukes and foreign
princes, two by two, with their attendants.
After a short interval the crown prince advanced
in generals gala uniform, wearing the Belgian
order of Leopold and accompanied by Count
Bomballes. There was another interval, and
wearing the order of Leopold and the collar OF
the golden fleece By his side was the king OF
the Belgians in the uniform of his Austrian
regiment wearing the grand cross of the order
of ST. Stephen, and followed by numerous
train of generals of the guard and members OF
the Belgian court. Then came another inter
val. A joyous murmur ran among the specta-
tors and then came the empress of Austria,
wearing diamond crown, her train borne
by three pages. With her walked the queen
of the Belgians in a magnificent robe.
Between them was the bride, looking charm
ing, but somewhat pale, her long train borne
by four beautiful pages dressed in red. On
entering the church the trains were taken by
the chief maids of honor. The pages then
formed in line at the church door. Then fol-
lowed the archduchess, foreign princesses and
ladies of the palace. At the church door the
procession was received by the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Prague Prince Schwarzenburg who
led the way with numerous assistant clergy
down the long aisle to the altar. The imperial
and royal pairs then took their places under
the canopy on the evangelist side of the altar
while the bridal pair walked to the high altar.
There they knelt in prayer, tears being visible
in the eyes of the bride. The cardinal arch
bishop then proceeded with the ceremony.
The conclusion of the ceremony was welcomed
by the report of musketry and the
ringing of church bells. During the
wedding the royal bride broke out into
sudden fit of weeping and trembled
with excitement. The ceremony was followed
by banquet, after which the newly-married
pair departed for the Chateau of Gutenberg.
Prince Rudolph is twenty-three years of age,
while his bride is only sixteen.
FIERCE anti-Jewish riots have broken out N
the Ukraine Russia, and it is feared they may
terminate in a frightful social war, as in many
places the Jews form majority of the popula-
ton.
Mr.. JONAS, editor of the New York Volks-
Zeitung, who is travelling in Germany, was
arrested at Dresden recently under the socialist
law. He was kept under surveillance for nine
days and then suffered to CO. He has applied
to the American minister at Berlin for redress.
In Palmer & Stlllivan's camp, near Acam-
baro. Mexico, Engineer Sackerlder became IN
sane and killed Engineers Martin and Jones
Sackerider was killed by Filley, the chief Of the
party.
A. B. SCHROEDER, London merchants, have
railed owing nearly $4,000 900.
The Christian population of Koritscha, Mace
donna, has risen against the Turks on account
of heavy taxation and abuses by the authorities.
Some fighting has taken place, and number
of persons were killed The Christians were
victorious.
THE car of Russia has issued proelama-
ton calling upon his subjects to aid him in ex-
tirpating the Nihilists,