Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-02

of the morning had disappeared by this
time. and the sun shOne forth brilliantly.
The police arrested several bearers OF red
FLAGS. which we're unlurleG 81 the starting
points or headquarters Of several revolu-
tionary societies. There has been, how
ever, no serious collision as YET.
CEREMONIES CONCLUDED WITHOUT DIsoEDEF,
PARis. June 1st.-Six orations were de
liverci under the Arc de Triomphe, in the
presence OF nearly all the ilustriouS men OF
and in France. The funeral ceremonies
were completed and the march of the pro
cession ended without anything happening
that might be called of a disorderly char
acter. The accidents incident to the pres
ence of such an immense cUncOurse o.
people were numerous, and in many in
stances were of a serious character.
PREVALENCE OF GOOD ORDER PRAISED.
PARIS. June 2d-A. Nm. Allain large
Minister of the Interior said last evening
that there had been but few casualties dur
ing the funeral Yesterday, and he expressed
qualification at the orderly manner il
which everything had been conducted
The police, he said, had been enjoined Il
moderation, and the owners OF red flags
cut them to pieces and put them out OF
sight. to avoid surrendeUng them. The
crowds in the Place de lEtoile have torn
down the long Grape h2ngings which draped
the Are de Triomphe, aud have carried
away the pieces as trophies. The obse-
quies surpassed everything within the
memory OF tue oldest inhabitant. Such a
Concourse of people has rarely been wit
messed in Paris. Before The start Of the
procession the police seized fifteen red flags,
and Immediately destroyed them. Preced-
ing the healse were twelve cars laden with
floral crowns Besides these, 500 wreaths
were carried by various dcputatons. There
is general rejoicing at the absence Of dis
order.
Financial Affairs in Europe.
BERLIN, June 1st.-In consequence OF
the favorable disposition Of the Western
markets, the Bomse showed firm ten
dencv This, however. was dimmed for a
while hy fears on account of the Emperor ;
health. but when. at the end of week, the
health bulletin showed change for the
better. and the English Government papers
prognOsticdted an early adjustment OF the
Afghan frontier question, 4 decidedly rising
tendency took place. 1t reached, first i'll
the line, all rental values, the extraordinary
tiuency of money acting as stImulant
The abundance of money Is SO great that 1t
could not even be placed at >! per cent
London, Paris and Vienna. At the end OF
4 week a general improvement took place
on account of the further reduction of the
English bank discount rate and better bull
letins about the Emperor. More favorable
reports on the condition of the crops iii
Hungary caused an advance i'll such rail
roads as participate in The export, but gener-
ally business was dull and without import
ance. At Paris there was plethora of
money, but no business at the BOurse and
10 enterprise and no confidence.
Scheming Against EngIand's Interests.
New York, June lst-A HeraidS special
from Varna says: Englands surrender to
Russia has produced great effect on the
Russian party, which is triumphant at the
Palace OF C0nstantinople. As 4 result,
grand council was summoned for the pur-
pose of deliherating reply to the British
proposals relative 10 the Turkish Occupa-
ton of Suakim, and dispatch was sent 20
Shakir Pasha at St. Petersburg with III
stUction 10 arrange possible treaty with
Russia guaranteeing the sultan IN the
maintenance OF his present possessions IN
Europe The British offer Was accepted
resuccting Suakim. provided that the eX-
p-Ise be paid out OF new loan, and Eng
land fixes The date Of the ultimate evacua-
ton OF Eevpt. The Porte has been led to
this determination by iu>idious connseis
FROM ihe Russian and French embassies,
who Tell the Turks thai England IS 50 auX-
ious 10 Quit Egypt that she will agree TO
ANYTHING. and the Turks believe It.
Russia Bctalating Oh Germany.
IoxDaN. June lst.-The supposition that
the expulsion of Russian Poles from PrlIS
sian territory. where they seemed 70 escape
Russian desputisIu, Was due 10 an uuGer-
standing between the Governments OF Rus
sia ana Germany, seems to have no sutl-
,.ient foundation. Russia, IL appears. Is
anything but pleased at the action of the
Prilssiau authorities. and Is engaged in the
execution Of retaliating measures, many
Germans who have been residing in Russia
being forced % return To their native couu-
try. Hardly any notice had been given to
them that thcy were required 10 return,
and much suffering ANA hardship attend
the expulsion. In many Instances these
refugees reach the German frontier in a
destitute condition.
English Agricultural Outlook.
Lo&uoN. june lst-The Nqr5 Luvc h
7lrryx says The weather is warmer, bun
wheat looks for the most part yellow and
sickly. So far as the spring suwn gram Is
concerned, the wire-wurm has almost de-
ciWHtej these crops but euought Is left 10
give an average yield. despite uleir slclly
appearance. During June the condition
which would probable ruin wheat might
advance hurley and cats. The sllcs of Eng-
ljsh whta; during the past week We're a.
as quarters al BIS. Ia against $3.50
quarter, q. 31s. ii. during lua correspond
iu- weak u last year. The foreign trade
has been again demuralis-i lbs tie peace
prospects. OF the coast trade was steady
bat there were tcS buyers. 7 Ae were Twelve
arrivals. Six carLe.s were sold, including
one California ANA one Oregon. zen We're
withdraw and eight remainea- including
one Oregon. Quite fleet is due to-day.
There was scarcely any demand, and quo
tations " ere nominal \ decline ri ls.@
o since the Wh.=GHday holidays repre-
sents the nearest value. Flour was Is
lower; m@izH was 81. lover; mixed Amer
lean corn was steady at 2i,; barley was Sd.
AID oats 81 lower; beans and peas were
6I.MlS. lower.
Iierrblhn circular states that The pres
ont wheat 9crca.e ol the United Kingdom
Is 10 Per cent. and perhaps j. per cent.
below last year :, and that This short acre
age. combined with the haC,Wdrdness IN
the growth Of the crop Itself, will cause a
deficiency IN this years product, is COM
pared with last wear, of 100000 quarters.
The circular also states thai il is estimated
that the wheat crop Of Germany and Bel
eium VIII be short dis year 300 600 quar-
tiers thatuf Austria, Hungary, south Rus
sia and Spain 100000 quarters, and that
of Franco 3,5Doc) quarters.
.'IIy the Pricl>ing of Ne Thumbs. some
thing Evil This Way Comes"
LONDON, June 1st-Thc police are in
formed that two dyuanitcrs have arrived
III England, and only await "a favorable OPP
pur.unijy to carry on, their designs No
ices have been sent TO al police stations 10
arrest an leisl. American who landed in
En,land about the middle @. May. took
lodgings in London and remained there
until the 26th of May, when lie disappeared
in a most suspicious manner. going IF with
another irish American, for whom the ru-
lice are also ON the watch
Affairs Mt Suakim.
CXRo, June lst.-Emissarie of FL Mahdi
now daily enter Suakim. The sick soldiers
in Suakim are increasing in numbers The
Indian troops su'ler terribly. The rebel
forces arc beginning to renew their atJacks
mon Sualin. More tribes hitherto friend-
" ia the English are waveriug N JhtiT
fealtv. Fl Mahdi has sent ten guns 10 Os-
man Digna, and . supply Of arms and ann
fol-