The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-04-09
Foreign News.

HERR MosT, the editor or the London Frei-
aett, was arrested on the charge of having pub
lished ga scandalous, wicked and malicious
LIBEL concerning the Emperor Alexander, who
was murdered, and concerning the murder
and did urge people to commit murder outside
of her majesty's domnions''
SIxTY-oSE lives were lost at the opera house
fire in Nice, France. The victims consist OF
thirty-six Frenchmen, twenty Italians, three
Englishmen, one German and one whose
nationality is unknown. Tires of the victims
were boys under twelve years of age nine
youths between the ages of twelve and twenty
one years, four girls, twenty four male and
eighteen female adults
BELGIUM is the first nation to recognize the
kingdom of Roumania.
IL number of villages in Russian Polan /.
the peasants refuse to swear allegiance in tbs
united Greek churches They demand 10 b.
sworn before Catholic priests and have driver
away the Greek priests. The governor of the
province declares that they must take the oath
in Russian churches.
An ARRAY has occurred between the people
and the police who were protecting process.
server on an estate near Ballaghaderin, count,
Mayo, Ireland. Two men we're killed AMI
many were wounded
THERE has been heavy decline in gas stock.
in London on account of successful trial thcr,
of the electric light
A MILITARY Gordon surrounds ST. PETERSBURG
and nobody is allowed to enter or leave the
city.
SIX persons were drowned in the Thames
during high wind by the upsetting of two
eight oarod boats.
ST. PETERSBURG has virtually been Pit into
state OF siege, the roads leading to the city
being guarded by Cossack patrols and strangers
subjected to rigor us examination
TaE city of Seville, Spain, has been inun-
dated by floods The people were compelled
to lice to the upper stories OF their houses,
while all the country for miles around seemed
an immense lake, the tops of trees, churches
and dwellings just appearing above the water.
The damage done to property in Seville alone
is more than s., 000 900.
THERE has been terrible earthquake at Scio,
chief city of one of the best known islands in
the Grecian archipelago. Many houses were
destroyed and all that remained standing were
more or less seriously damaged. Several OF
the neighborin;, villages were also destroyed.
Shocks were also felt in the island of SYRIA and
at the island of Smyrna. The next day the
shocks were repeated and the inhabitants took
refuge in the shipping in the harbor. gov
eminent dispatch from Athens says that the
effects of the earthquake were also felt at
Fsesme, and that the number of persons kille
and injured is estimated at 5000 The shoci,
was also felt at Carosto, Eubola and at Tines
LETTER from Lima says that ''a war of
races has broke out in the valley of Canete,
Peru, where more than 1000 Cinnamon have
been murdered by the negroes and cholos. On
one plantation 600 inofensive men were muir
dered in cold blood. All the cane fields. sugar.
houses, machinery, ETC., have been burned and
destroyed, and property to the value of millions
has been wre ked. All the foreigners have fed
the valley, which is one Of the most fertile and
productive in Peru. Some OF them have been
killed. Full particulars are not yet at hand, as
the work of murder and plumber is still going
on. 1t is feared that the adjacent valley OF
Chincha will suffer next. The Chilians refuse
to send troops to quell the disturbances"