Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-07
THE DAILY RECORD MON.
:. OCTOBER !. 1850.
news OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at JOY for As of 1907; 1921 for 5s of 1881
1851 for Ais; sterling, 81 slk@4 81; silver bars
l13.
Silver In London yesterday, b23; consols
ssss 8 per cent United States bonds, 1861; Is
lloa; AIS, I'LL.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, 90 buying, SO sell
ing.
AT Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at IS
5d@9s Cd for average California.
Mining stocks are still dull in San Francisco with
soft tendency. Most of the Comstocks were again
lower Yesterday morning, especially on the early
informal call. rallying little at the regular II
o'clock call Sierra Nevada fell Below SO, for the
first time in two months. Union Consolidated sold
down to fraction over SIS, the lowest since
August LIST. The Gold Hill stocks showed most
strength, but this is not saying much.
The Humboldt County Fair opened at Rohner-
Vile Tuesday with larger attendance than at any
previous exhibition.
The President and party left Walla Walla on their
return trip to Portland at 1890 yesterday.
James warmexon was drowned Tuesday in the
Little White Salmon river, Oregon.
IN about week 700 Celestials will leave Portland,
Oregon, on sailing vessels, for China
Two steamers from Europe yesterday brought to
New York ssi7, 900 in gold.
Fire at Elkhardt, Indiana; also at Lowell, Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Frank Croker attempted to shoot her step
mother at Milwaukee yesterday, but succeeded only
in taking off one of her own fingers.
The Tnennial Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church opened at New York yesterday.
The Treasury purchased at New York yesterday
8, 5000 COO in bonds for the sinking fund.
Local elections occurred in Delaware yesterday.
D. P. Dewes declines to be the Greenbaok candi-
date for Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
yania.
The Democrats of the Thirty third New York
District have nominated George YaDeampen for
Congress.
At Riverhead, L. l the Greenbackers have nomi-
mated for Congress Harvey Markham.
grand Republican rally occurred at Terre
Haute, Ind, yesterday
Some interesting confidential " letters from
Hancock are published this morning.
Democratic naturalization frauds have been dis
covered in Philadelphia.
The squabble among the Tammany and Irving
Hall leaders in New York is creating intense excite
ment among the Democrats of that city.
man supposed to be VIM. H O'Brien was burned
to death in shocking at Grass Valley Tues
day night.
Particulars are given this morning of the recent
trouble in Colorado between the Indians and
freighters.
The State Grange OF the Patrons of Husbandry is
holding its eighth annual meeting at Oakland
The heir to the Persian throne has arrived at
Odessa, Russia.
The area of disturbance in South Africa is in
creasing.
The Imperial Bank of Germany has reduced its
rate Of discount to per cent.
Two American officers were decorated with the
cross of the Legion of Honor at Paris yesterday.
crisis prevails among the cotton dealers and
manufacturers in Russia.
1t is probable that Garibaldi will again become an
Italian Deputy.
The Holy See threatens to recall the Papal Nuncio
from Paris If the Jesuit DEGREES enforced.
From January 1st to October Sd $4,000 head Of
cattle were imported into Havana.
Two children were burned to death at Bodie yes
terday.
One Chinese convict yesterday stabbed another to
death at San Quentin.
At Pottsville, Pa, yesterday, Charles withen shot
his wife and then killed himself
colquitt was elected Governor of Georgia yester
day by large majority.
The Democrats Of the Twenty second New York
District have nominated Dennis o'Brien for Con-
gress.
A grand reunion of General Grants old regiment
the Twenty first Illinois was held at Decatur yes
terday the ex President and General Logan being
present.
About 100000 francs in bullion left Hayre satur-
day
Luclen Beeoe has been nominated for Congress by
he Democrats of the Fifth Massachusetts, District.