Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-02
THE DAILY RECORD-UNION.
TVyNsn.Y........ .sErTEsIBER 2. 1850.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.


In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at l1os for As Of 1907 1925 for IS of $751;
ll1l for AIS; sterling, 81 sa@4 81; silver bars,
ISL silver coin discount buying, par selling.
Silver in London yesterday, Sid; consols,
p7o10, per cent. United States bonds, 1o6I !; As
1l4I; As, 1lzl.
Ia San Francisco half dollars quoted at par ;
Mexican dollars, 81 buying, 9l3 selling.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at es
4d@9s 9d for good to choice California.
Mining stocks were very quiet in San Francisco
Yesterday morning Values showed but very little
change from Tuesday morning. Operators are in
doubt as to the future and all appear to be await
ing instructions or developments.
A fire and explosion OF powder occurred Tuesday
night in the Quinn mine, near Silver City, New,
destroying the hosting works and causing the death
OF the Waterman, Victor Laundry.
The Republican Convention Of Solano county met
yesterday at Dixon, and nominated full ticket.
A German named Travers threw himself under a
train near watsonyile Tuesday night and was killed.
over by his train at Pantano, A T., Tuesday night,
and fatally injured.
The explosion of an oil can at Tucson, A. t. caused
Inc ueath OF q Sulllailan-
John Kibnght stabbed Luciano Espenso at
Tucson, a. T., Tuesday.
The mails delayed by the break the Union Pa
cifc arrived at New York yesterday.
The California rifle team left Chicago yesterday
for New York
Henry Newman was arrested in Milwaukee yes
terday for the murder OF a man named Marburgh
in Denver, Col
Thomas Mcdonald farmer, was taken from his
house in Pickaway county, O., Tuesday night, by a
mob, and hanged to a tree.
Talmsge has arrived at New York frem his Cali
fornia trip
During August the public debt was decreased
sl2,o27,16
Fire in New York city
The New Jersey Democratic State Convention met
Mt Trenton yesterday.
Platform laborers on the St. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad have struck for higher wages.
One steamer brought to New York yesterday
81 765 Ooo in gold from Europe and another $4,000
General Ord telegraphs that Victories Indians are
badly cut up and demoralized
The Presidential party will leave Chicago to-day,
en- route to California.
The Democratic State Convention of Massachu
sets met at Worcester Yesterday.
The reunion OF ex-soldiers and sailors at Canton,
o., yesterday, was grand affair-1e,O0O veterans
being in line in the procession. President Hayes,
General Garfield, General Sherman, and hundreds OF
other distinguished guests present.
little girl fell from the west-bound emgrant
train on the Union Pacific Railroad Tuesday night,
near Elkhorn Station, and had both arms taken off
by the wheels Of the cars.
The Democratic Convention of San Luis Obispo
county yesterday put full ticket in the field.
The Shasta and Weaverville stage was robbed yes-
terday near the Tower House by solitary highway
man.
No tidings have yet been received at ounslasks OF
the Arctic steamer Jeannette.
Crops in the interior OF British Columbia are said
70 unprecedentedy large and good.
A powder mill is to be erected at Yale, B. c.
During August Bodie shipped more bullion than
for any previous month of the year.
Reyes, the Mexican bandit has escaped from Ari-
IONA into chihuahua.
General Roberts entered Candahar August 31st.
The anniversary of the battle OF Sedan will be
generally celebrated in Germany to-day.
Ths Nebraska Republican State Convention met
yesterday at Lincoln.
A Convention of the Prohibition Reform party
was held at Trenton n. j., yesterday.
The Republicans OF the First Georgia District
have nominated J. s Collins for Congress.
L Moody Boynton has been nominated for Con-
gress by the Greenbac&ers OF the Sixth Massschu-
sets District.
The laborers in all the cotton presses at New
Orleans strike for an advance in wages.
The Democrats of the Filth Maryland District
have placed in nomination for Congress Andrew ].
Chapman.
The Republican State Convention of Kansas met
yesterday at Topeka.
An agricultural fair on wheels is on it way East
from the line OF the North Pacific Railroad.