Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-03
FOREIGN NEws.
New Revolutionary Proclamation OF Rus.
sian Sfu,IealS

ST. PETERSBURG, February 2l-A new
revolutionary proclamation is circulated by
the students of the high schools. The stu
dents draw terrible picture of their condi-
ton, and declare that they will fight the
great Moloch called the Russian Government
to the end, even though the best of them
perish. The proclamation Is considered i'm
portant, as showing the formation of new
party against the Government.
Religious Persecution in Russia Long
Imprisonment.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 2d.-A letter to
The Gotos from Tusdal, in the province of
Vladimir, reports that an Archbishop and
two Bishops of Faith, or old believers. are
confined in the fortress there, on account of
their creed. The Archbishop has been there
26 years, and the Bishops % and II years,
respectively. The G0los in a leader on the
subject supposes that they had been forgotten
by the authorities.
The Only Way.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 2d-Althouch
the police seized many copies of The va of
the People in the house where Deutsch shot
himself, the same issue of the paper had al
ready been circulated in st. Petersburg. It
contains programme Of the Executive Com
mittee stating that the only way to gain the
reforms they seek is to overthrow the Gov
eminent by forcib!e revolution Or conspiracy.
The French Budget.
PARIS, February 2d.-The budget scheme
for 1881, submitted to the Chamber of Dep
uties on Saturday, puts the expenditures at
2, rs, 391, 473 francs and as thu existing taxes
produced 2,777, 100, sos francs last year, there
is q surplus at once available for the remission
of taxation, which remission will be on alco-
holic drinks.
A Graceful Act.
PARIS, February 2d-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Gambetta, after reading a
letter addressed to Paul lie Cassagnac an
nouncing the death of his father, expressed.
in the name OF the Chamber, and regardless
of party feeling, his regret at the death Of
such distinguished man.
Nearing Homo.
BERLIN, February 2d-The Czarina ar
rived to-day, and proceeded On her journey
TO St. Petersburg
The Proposed Increase of the German
Army.
BERLIN, February 2d.-The great reserve
with which a majority of the French press
received the news OF the bill before the
Bundsrath for an increase of the German
army has caused great satisfaction here The
German press, likewise, in discussing the bill.
has with the greatest care avoided any inin-
ical tone against France.
Italy and Austria.
VIENNA, February 2d.-A correspondent at
Rome of the Politische CORRESPONDENT saws
1.-THE italian Minister of the Interior has
issued circular to the Projects of the
Provinces bordering on Austria pointing out
the great Importance the Government at
taches to the cultivation of friendly relations
with Austria, and instructing them to keep
yicilant eye on theitinerant political aeitators
and emigrants from trieste, Trent and else
where, and to repress vigorously any excuses
such persons may commit."
ROME, February 2d.-The Diretto publishes
ministerial communication, denying certain.
statements contained in Vienna dispatches.
The document says: 1t is untrue that
Power friendly to Austria has made COM
munication to the Cabinet of Rome in regard
TO the pretended hostilities of Italy towards
Austria. 1t is untrue that the Cabinet of
Rome has alleged as an extenuating circum-
stance that in the public opinion of Italy
there existed an anti-Austrian current; it is
untrue that the consequences of possible
war against Austria have ever been laid be-
fore the eyes of the Italian Government, and
Il is untrue that in the Oriental question
Italy has acted as alter ego of Russia.
The situation at CabuI.
LONDON, February 2d.-A dispatch from
Cabul saws: Sour position here is so much
stronger than two months ago that any fresh
movement on our part may take a different
direction from that of the past. We can now
watch the course OF events and regulate our
action by the circumstances of the moment"
Roumania's Independence.
BUCHAREST, February 2d.-The Monitcur
official announces that Holland and Greece
have recognized the independence of Rou-
mania.
An Tnternecine War in Afgianisfan.
LONDON, February 2d.-A correspondent
of the Times at Candahar, after mentioning
TIE disastrous results Of. the strife between the
| Ghilzais and Hazaras without the British
lines. adds that similar tales Of internecine
war come from the direction of Farah. Rep
resentatives sent by Ayoub Khan to Farah
have been defeated by Ibrahim Khan, of
Chaknalar, who is putting the country under
contribution. Ayoub Khan is reported to
have sent two regiments, 6 guns and 200
horse against Ibrahim Khan. Other accounts,