Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-12
OK(JINAL DETECTIVE

war with Russia and the expectation of
large deliveries of stock al the conclusion
of the settlement tomorrow, together with
general Discrimination 10 buy stocks OF
any sort under the present circumstances.
completely demoraliZed the market
to-day. Except in the cases of
American and Canadian railway securities,
prices have fallen heavily on all sides.
Consols show a decline of to 11-l6 since
yesterday evening. Russian securities are
Il lower, Egvptial securities II lower, and
other countries fraction lower. Gillian
and Brazilian stocks reached respectively
81 and ., owing to rumors of political
troubles i'll those countries.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON, March 11th.-The panic abated
somewhat after the close of the market,
owing to the statement of Childers, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer in the House of
Commons, that no news of Russian ad-
vance in Afghanistan had been received by
the Government, and he did not believe an
advance had been made Dealings con-
tinued long after the official close. Many
orders to sell were received from Berlin
and Frankfort. Ii is reported that the
financial agents of the Russian Minister of
Foreign Affairs has made overtures to the
Rothschilds and Earrings to Join the Ger
man bankers Memberships in placing the
new Russian loan. These proposals. it is
said. were refused
Germany and England in West Africa.
BERLIN, March 18th. = The result of
Count Herbert Bismarcks special mission
to England relative to German interests in
West Africa is reported as follows: Eng
land comedies to Germany the whole of the
Camcroons country with the exception OF
the mission town of Victoria, where the
Germans are alleged to have hauled down
the British flag. England further agrees
not to interfere with any action that Ger
many may take in the entire country from
the south bank of the Rio del Rey a small
stream emptying into the Blight of Biafra,
some distance north of CAMERON to the
GaDoon, which enters the sea near the
equator. Germany, on the other hand, re-
cognizes the supremacy of England over
the country lying between the north bank
of the Rio del Rey and Lagos This covers
the basin of the lower Niger
Russia Not Preparing for War
LONDON, March 11th-The officials of
the Russian Embassy deny that any prepa-
rations for war are being made bv Russia
on the Afghan frontier. There is only the
usual number OF troops III southern Turkes-
tan, and no movement is being made to-
ward sending achievements there.
Russia's Activity.
LONDON, March 11th.-A dispatch from
kushan says; 1t is reported that the Rus
sian Government has ordered two regi-
ments from Elizabethpol to Askabab Rus
STA is making active preparations to COM
plctc the kizilarvat and ASkabab Railway
-Four thousand Russian troops are reported
to have left Tiflis fortnight ago for
Askabab.
Another French Victory.
HoNGKoNG, March 11th.-The French,
after five days fighting, carried the Chinese
positions around Kelung. Forty French
men were killed and two hundred wounded
4 Monk to he Guillotined.
PARIS, March 1lth.-Gamahut, the Trap
pist monk, and principal in the murder of
Madame Balerich, has been sentenced to
the guillotime. His accomplices We're SEN
fenced to penal servitude. Gamahut con-
tessed his guilt.
Nicaragua Declares War Against Guate-
mala.
SAN SALVADOR via Galvcstonl, March
l1th.-War has been formally declared