New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-06-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
LEADING TOPICS AT MANY POINTS.


,oss OF LIFE IN A PLAY-HoUsE-QUEEN VlcrohiA
pEAITH-FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN lhiSh"HN.
Fortv.seyen lives have been lost oy the
bprnine of hall, in which an entertainment
was being given, at Dervio, on Lahe oo
The cries of fire were at first thought oy 'no
audience to be a part OF the perioim"nco
Furtber evidence in the Jewish murder uin ~ ~
uunnorv was taken. Queen Victorla's heai'n
- "a 70 be ;mproyed. The lower house Oh
.ha D;ot has passed the Prussian Church OIL
.'-' no rote Of 224 to 1O7. Five men were
t,;,,ad during fight on Sunday night between
Nortb Mayo and Dublin milltlamen. mr'
O,Donnell. M. p, has left the Parneh party
LYNCH. the informer, has been released
rATAJ, FIRE IN AN ITALIAN PLAYHOUSE.
vopry.sFvEN LIVES LosT-TwELVE PERSONS A
JURED.
rovnoN June 25.-News of a frightful calamity
at q place of amusement in the town OF DerVio, on
the shore of Lake Como has Just beeh recei'0"
here While a performance was In progress az ="
u,et theatre at that place the structure took nre
and was entirely destroyed. Forty-seVen perSon'
lost their lives and twelve Others were lnJureu'
DERy1o June 25.-The show was held IN laree
hall over a tavern. There were ninety persons In
n
and sharks from this set fire to quantity OF straw
and 6rewOod stored in an adjacent room IN per pey
ce,vinp the flames the Snowman shouteu rHs! !,
INT the spectators thought the cry was neTeiy a
realistic detail of the show ana 5ebSe th hall The
audience thin king aray had arisen IN tne sITeet
haired with a heavy table the door leading Iron the
ball They did not discover their mistake unlll INC
flames bust into the room. After the nre Wase eA
fIngushed forty-seven charred corpses were @ Iounu
near the table, including the podies Oh
aud hlS
al" Iownoy .Jnne 26.-Most of the dead bodies at
n /. ,rr those of women and children. Inc
sounded were hurt by leaping through the VIII
dows A child was flung out OF wlnI9W py Us Us
mother and fell upon pile OF straw. lhs ms IS III tt .
only one of the spectators present IN the nan 'h"'
not hurt
THE JEWISH MURDER CASE IN HUNGAh1'
LONDON, June 25.-The development OF further
scandals at the trial at Nyreghnaga, hungary Oh
the Jews charged with numbering Chrlstian gHi
has given rise to the belief in some quarters 'hao
the prosecution will have to be abandoned. Severai
Jewish witnesses for the defeuce testhed that they
had either been threatened at the preliminary IN
,uiry or that statements which they had never
made had been inserted in their deposltlons.
II has been elected that Esther Salomossy, the
virl said to have been murdered. had quarreiled
with her mistress shortly before she disappeared
and that the friends of the girl, when they missed
,er had tine idea that he might have committed
uIicide The employer of a sister of tho supposed
;o-be-dead girl testified to-day that be met Esther
,n hour after the murder is alleged TO nave oc-
CURED. -. A. +o
who examined MorItz Scharf threatened Moritz
with lifelong in prlsOdnent II lie dld not cohIess
and told hun his father had confessed thus inducing
Noritz to make the statement thar ne sa" tue
murder committed Iu the synagogue before the mid
FAY meal was partakeD OF.