Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-14

grain market was excited and buoyant
again this morning. Spectators discerned
signs of war in the fluctuations of English
and wheat rose cents over the
closing Saturday, at first sales being so!
cents for May. There was another rally to
81, when the price was broken to 901, and
is now at the opening figure again
SAN Francisco. April 18th Another rise
in wheat occurred this morning i'll sym
pathy with the Chicago and Liverpool
markets. Wheat opened at 81 46, reached
81 AZ, and closed strong at 81 463. The
closing price is an advance of q cents over
close. The closing price of
wheat this afternoon was 81 So, being three
quarters of cent drop from the morning's.
LONDON. April 13th.-The Mark Lane FIR
press. in its weekly review of the British
grain trade, says: a slight rainfall has
brought spring grain well forward. The
imminence of war between England and
Russia has caused native wheat to advance
3sM5s. The actual business done has been
very small. Sales of England wheat were
made during the past week at 33s Sd,
against BIS cd during the corresponding
week of last year 1t is believed that
to four-tifths of the English
wheat crop of 1884 has been marketed.
tons, together with the small reserves of
foreign wheat, and the fact that half the
foreign breadstuffs on passage are from two
to four months off, have brought an adj
vance of 20 shillings per quarter within
week
BERLIN. April 13th.-The Bourse was
weak to-day. under continued forced sales.
There was a general and important de-
cline. Russian securities fell off y per
cent.
PARIS, April l3th;-The BourSe here to-
day was unsettled, but closed stronger on
England and Russia were making progress.
GLASGOW, April 13th.-The corn market
is excited and prices are advancing.
Komarof Commended.
Vienna, April 13th.-kaul Bars, the Rus
sian Minister here, says: The first shot was
virtually fired blythe Afghans. KomaroiTs
conduct was thoroughly correct. He did
not even occupy the territory on the Kushk,
which by the terms of the Convention he
might have done The Afghans fought at
the beginning with bravery. but at last fled
in wild confusion, leaving all their artillery
and train in the hands of komaroff.
as well as many Of their dead and
Bars said his name is Alexander Wharton
attic Komarof. III rank he is Lieutenant
General and a member Of the general staff
i'll the army. He is known as Il most eau
tious, almost timid commander. Though
not fearing dangers, he fears to take the re-
sponsibility of action. kaul Bars concluded:
- personally do not believe there will be
war.
Royalty in Ireland Sensation in Dublin.
DUBLIN, April 13th.-A scene of great
excitement attended the departure of The
Prince and Princess of Wales to-day for
the south of Ireland. On their way to
Kings bridge railway station their Royal
Highnesses passed the Dublin City Hall
An immense crowd had assembled about
the building to witness the departure of
the royal visitors. Lord Mayor John
O'Connor happened to drive past the CITY
Hall few minutes before the royal car
rage appeared. The crowd recognized
him and Kissed him savagely Mr. O'Con-
nor at this flew into a violent passion.
His display of ire only made his enemies
more demonstrative in their dcrisive greet
ing. The Lord Mayor. unable TO with
stand the storm any longer, stopped his
carriage, and, mounting the City Hall
steps, called for cheers for Parnell. The
response was not great, and did not in
dictate that O'Connor had any great number
of SympathiZers in the assembage He
then addressed the gathering, and told
them they would be sorry for having Kissed
him He said he would telegraph TO Par
nell at Cork an account of what had oc-
CURED in Dublin, and they would see what
the result would be- Soon after this the
Prince and Princess of Wales were driven
past the City Hall on their way to the rail
way station. They were greeted with tu-
multous and prolonged cheering
RIOT At MALLow.
LONDON, April 13th.-News of the Malow
riot has caused sensation in London this
evening Excited crowds surrounded the
Parliament buildings, breathing threats of
on the Irish. In TIE House of
Commons even the impending war with
Russia was forgotten for the moment, and
every one is asking for the latest news from
Ireland Parnell and his followers act as
if they expected q storm of English wrath
to burst over their heads.
There has evidently been serious riot at
Mallow, Ireland, but at the hour of going to
press the details had not reached this office, the
above being the only news received of the affair.
-EDs. RECoRD-CNIoN.
France and Egypt.
L AXIS AfIlI lotIl--I lIt ItDlJ VI TIE
Egyptian Government to Frances demand
for an explanation of the forcible suppress
sion of the French newspaper B0sphore
Egyptian at Cairo last Wednesday is pro-
nounced unsatisfactory. lie Paris asserts
that the French Government has sent an
other note to Egypt demanding reparation
for the act of suppression, and the punish
ment of any one of the Egyptian officials
connected in it,
Cessation of Hostilities Ordered.
LONDON, April 13th.-Dispatches from
Hanoi say the Chinese forces in Tonquin
have received orders to cease hostilities.
The Central American Situation.
WASHINGTON, April 13th.-Admiral Jou-
EFT telegraphed Secretary Whitney to day ::
q" The situation on the Isthmus is I'M
changed. Trains run across regularly
without molestauon.' 1t is the general
opinion among officers on duty at the Navy
Department that the marines recently sent
from New York will leave Aspinwall on
their return home within the next two
weeks.
The Trouble in Manitoba.
OTTAWA, April 13th.-The condition of
affairs in the Northwest has undergone
such material changes within the past ten
days that some important alterations in the
programme by which the campaign was to
be concluded have been found necessary.
In place of finding themselves confronted
with some 800 rebellious half-breedS who
might be soon overcome, the Government
is face 10 face with general Indian upris
ing, which will tax to the utmost the ener-
gies of the whole available force of the Do
minion before it is put down Every
official dispatch points Enthusiastically to
this end.
The Cholera Outbreak in Spain.
New YoRK, April 13th.-A cable special
from London says: The Spanish Govern
ment is at last forced to admit that it is
threatened by another national calamity of
the graveSt kind 1t has tardily admitted
that the mysterious disease which made its
appearance some weeks ago at San Felipe
de Iativa. in Valencia, is Aslatic cholera
This has been manifested from the first by
the press and public, but has been persist
emily denied by the physicians. The cholera
has spread from San Felipe de Jativa to Al
cocer, Villanueva de Alcoer end Manuel, in