Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-04
FOREIGN.
Financial Affairs in Europe.

Financial Affairs in Europe.
PARIS, February 3d.-The only measure of
relief for the Bourse which the Minister of
Finance favored in his statement yesterday,
were that if the treasury operations deprived
the market of any available capital, the sums
temporarily withdrawn should be restored.
The police have closed the branch of the
Union Generate at Lyons.
LONDON, February Sd P. M-Business
in the Stock Exchange is active. on favorable
advices from Paris. Ga the Bourse at 1:30
o'clock rentes and Suez Canal shares were
slightly for the better.
PARIS, February 2d.-The only business on
the Bourse to-day was for investment.
good demand. The outside settlement was
better than expected. There were only eight
failures.
The extent Of the crisis can only be known
Saturday, when the payments begin.
The SlOs. on.vignaux Billiard Match.
PARIS, February 3d.-Slosson closed the
billiard match tonight, with total of 5000
points, Vignaux's total count was 1858.
The audience was very large at the com.
mencement CT the play this evening. Wig
naux declared that if he lost he would de-
mand revenge in eight days. The game is.
5000 points. Slosson's average tonight was
-V1gnaux's 26. The enthusiasm over the
result was indescribable, and there were re-
peated cries of "Vive Slosson!"
DETAILS OF THE PLAY.
New YORK, February 4th-A M.-The
Herald's Paris special on the billiard match
says: Tie play was resumed at twenty min
utes past 9. The crowd was SO great that in
the rush to get into the room the entrance
door was broken down bodily. MacMahon
vainly attempted to get in, and after wait n !,
. long time went away disappointed. Slos :.
continuing bis interrupted break, ran II, toll
lowed up in the next inning by 1876.
Vienaux in the second inning making 81,
when for some time open table play and
small scores were the rule. In the seventh
inning, Vignaux ran 119, missing on masse
shot. Both players had been playing for
safety, but in the eleventh inning Slosson
made 125, and in the thirteenth 90. At the
thirty-sevepth shot in this run a dispute
arose, Vignaux claiming no count, Slosson
having the balls on the rail. The referee de-
cided in favor of Slosson, which caused great
applause. Vignaux getting nervous here
abouts went to pieces. He knew he was
playing an almost hopeless game. In the
next innings Slosson made 8S, following it
Win IL anu 40 heauWnlie flgn9ux naQ
made A, and began the eighteenth and last
play chiefly. Slosson, amidst hushed at
tention, then took up his cue, and by care.
full open table play rallied the balls and at
half-past II A N. ran out amid deafen-
ing cheers. There was immense enthu.
siasm, and Siosson instantly offered
Vignaux his hand. Vignaux refused
to take it. and was roundly Missed by
his own countrymen for his churiishness
Thousands congregated outside the Grand
Hotel, and when the final scores were an
nounced, a rush was male TO the DOORS
Slosson with difficulty got away from the
anxious and enthusiastic crowd. Slosson has
shown more skill in crossing balk lines and
has equaled Vignaux in open table play. A
banquet has been offered Slosson and the
press at the Grand Hotel tonight.
The Yorktown Guests Banqueted.
PARIS, February 3d-Morton, the Amer
lean Minister, gave banquet tonight to the
French delegates to the Yorktown celebra-
ton. Among the guests were General Fare,
Paul Deremucat, De Lafayette, Marquis De
Rochambeau, Colonel de Grasse, Viscount de
Noailes, Count de Haussonville, and General
Petite.
Garibaldi's Condition.
PARIS. February Sic aribaldi's condition
is reassu ring from Naples. Rome reports
state that his bronchial affection is little
better, but the intestinal catarrh has had
weakeliag effect
Russia Secures an Oasis.
81 PETsBsBuRe, February 8 |.-I=is stated
that Russia has signed treaty with Persis,
by which che acquires the Akha.tsbke oasis.
The Ensiish sympathy With the Russian
Jews.
LONDON, February d-The Journal lie ST.
Petersburg, commenting on the proceedings
of the meeting at the Mansion House on the
LIST inst to protest against the outrages COM
mitted upon the Jews in Russia, says En-.
glishmen would consider it strange if SINH
larly sweeping language was INDUCED in in
discussing English legislation for Ireland"
The Journal understands that the end in
view is to revive the Russophobia which
Gladstone's Government has mitigated.
A meeting of sympathy with the suffering
Liverpool tonight, the Mayor presiding, and
leading citizens of all creeds and politics were
present. Resolutions denouncipg the treat
ment of the Jews in Russia, and calling upon
the Government to make friendly representa-
tions in the name of humanity, were carried
with enthusiasm.
Demand Renounced.
BERLIN, February 3d.-Baron Won Schloe-
gers return to Rome is understood by mutual
agreement to mean that the Vatican has re-
nounced its demand for a radical appeal of
the May laws.
The Egyptian Ministry.
ALEXANDRIA, February 3d.-1be new Min.
istry has been formed. Cheriff Pasha re-
signed by the advice of the English and
French Consul Cereal. Arab Bey will be
Minister of War in the new Cabinet.
South American Advices.
PANAMA, January 20th.-Chilean advices
are that Villacinio. one of the Calderon's off.
cials, occupied the town of Chincha, Peru
Mas, Project of lea, claimed authority over
Chinchs, and in the contest to gain possession
of the place the greater part of the town was
burned or damaged.
Contests have taken place in other sections
of Peru.
Montero is reported killed by his troops
Suarez has obtained possession of Ayuachu-
cha, having defeated and killed Secada.