Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
SIX-PAGE EDITION
NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at ]lO for As of 1907 1923 for IS of 1851;
1ol for AS; sterling, 81 s2@4 SAT; silver bars,
Silver In London yesterday, 52s; consos'
81 1885, 5per cent. United States bonds, 105f; A.
ll2f AS, 49,
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis-
count to par; Mexican dollars, ooi buying 9it SELL
ing
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quo'ed al %
3d@9s Sd for average California
The stock market in San Francisco yesterday
morning was quiet, and prices were generally
steady.
In the fight at Corning, O., Sunday, between the
militia and miners, one Of the latter was killed and
eight wounded
Fire at Dayton. o.; also at Tell CITY, Ind.
David Butts, an old pioneer, died in Washington
county, Or, Monday, from the effects of a fall.
The Washington county (or.) fair is in progress
at Hillsboro.
The mammoth steamship Great Eastern is to run
between London and Galveston, Texas, to take out
cotton and bring back emigrants.
The Rio Grande railway to the GunnIson country
in Colorado is 10 be finished in seven months.
During the quarter ending June 49, 1880, 5,O07
emigrants left Hongkong for the United States all
but 81 being male adults
Silas NJ Waite the Ascending President of the
First National Bank at Brattleboro, VT, was ar
rested at Omaha yesterday.
On Sunday last Mrs. II zzard, OF Monticello, H.,
gave birth to five children-two of them surviving.
The Democrats of the Fourth District OF Connect
cat have nominated George W. Peck for Congress,
vice Barnum, declined.
Perry H. Smith has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Third Illinois District
Our dispatches this morning give the true in
wardnels" of the recspt lynehing affair in Ten
nessee.
A specimen Of the fairness of Southern elections
will be found to-day in report from Eutaw, Ala.
Two hundred cabinetmakers of Paris have struck.
During the week ending ON Friday last there were
10 deaths from yellow fever in Havana, and nine
from smallpox.
The recent rain in Ontario extinguished the bush
fires.
A Russian indicted for murder escaped from the
Jail at Port Townsend, w. T., yesterday.
The steamer Gussie Tefair wrecked near En-
pire City, Or, yesterday, but no lives lost.
The Republicans of the Thirty-frst New York
District have renomiuated Richard Crowley for Con-
sress.
The international exhibition of sheep and wool
and wool products opened at PhIa iephia yester-
day.
The hosting works of the Providence Mining
Company Hear Nevada City, were destroyed by fire
yesterday morning.
The Democra Of the Twelfth Pennsylvania Dis
trct have Endorsed D. W. Connolly, the Greenback
nominee, for Congress.
The Tambookies have combined with the Basutos
against the British in South Africa.
The plurality amendment to the Constitution has
been carried in Maine by large majority, but the
Governorship question is not yet settled.
Victoria and his band of Apaches still continue
their depredations in New Mexico.
The Greenblck State Convention Of Maine met
at Portland yesterday. The proceeding, are given
in our dispatches.
Charles Turner was killed in a New Almaden mine
yesterday by fall.
The Cigarmakers' international Union met yesteI-
day al Chicago
A fourteen-column supplement is issued with this
mornings RECORD UNION, ntaining letter from
Flaceryile Giving the premiums awarded at the
fair held there last week., miscellaneous items OF
coast news, a letter from Lassen county, and le:-
ter from Syracuse, n. Y.