, 1881-03-25
Statesmen Dislnnyetl by n Wide
sprentl Desire to Get Out Of
Germany.
Statement in the Commons that the
New Gear Has Stopped the Aa'
vance on Merv.
President Ureyy Thinks President Ferry
Has Taken Too Much OH 1iim-
self Lately.
The Boom Of the Commune Seemingly
aubaiding-The Irish and the
Boers.


TIE uECATO31B.
At NICE.
NICE, March 94-3 Il. m.-up To th1s hour
1ifty.nine bodies have been recovered from
the ruins OF tho Italian 0pora-lioalse. tie-
stroyed by fire last night. 1t is feared TINT
mnny moro have lost their lives. Tile fire
commenced soo.l after tho curtain liad risen
for the performance OF
'LGCIA III LAstatE1tMooR.&s
Subscribers for orchestra stalls mil boxes Of
the grand tier had mostly not arrived. 4
majority Of the Victims belong tn the work.
Ing class. Shortly after the fire begun
TIE GAS ExII.oDEn,
md the house was plunged Into complete
darkness. A scenc OF terror and dislnay Gil
sued which beggars description.
A DETACHMENT OF s.Al1.oN9
from the squadron In tho harbor arrived OIL
the scene, and displayed great gaEtantry In
rsscuing tho people and combating tho fire,
which was sMbdued toward 10 o'clock.
5trakoscll, the impresArio, was slightly
hurt. S!ghora Niancn Lonadt, one Of tho
leading artists, matle her way from tllo stage
to the street safely.
ONE WHOLE FAMILY OF FIVE PERSONS,
and another of three persons, aro khown to
10 have petlstled. Relief subscriptions for
lu9 3AAC4EES llAft UEEQ IuEUuEu1ut
Nice.
THE REGArTA nE1.E
has been conntermantied, and tho yaluo Of
the prizes to llaye been contested for will
be contributed toward the relief OF the DIS
tTesseu.
MOST OF TIE ARTISTS
were Ill tic dressing ng-rooMs md were aware
Of their danger, but 1t was too late to escape.
Tho cllorlsters rushed alonR tho narrow pas
sage in tho darkness, presumably unab!e In
the crush to escape. The bass, tenor. and
baritone must haye been suffocatcd. Their
bodies arc presumably under the ruins.
THE pAlrrs OF THE THEATRE MOST FILLED
wero tho upper galleries, and, ~ the tlistance
from them to tho doors was long and by ,lnr-
;oW. corridors and stalrwnys, people In tho
galleries had tho greatest difficulty In cscap-
lng There was n very Inadequate supply Of
water.
~ho volunteered as tlremen piled buckets Of
sen-water, which. however, Wero almost use-
less Two m!dsl11pnlen rescued two persons
from chamber WHO arc still living but lsor.
ribly scorctlcd, ono being
4 1lAOlNG LuNATtC.
Some Of the bodies found arc no horribly
c'larrctl TINT recognition Is impossible. Tho
body Of Que OF tho singers 1ius been rccog-
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