Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-18


have been cut across the head with knife
by a student. Ten of the medical students
were arrested and three policemen were sent
TO the hospital. The affair caused intense
excitement in West Phlladelpnia, ana sne
people in the neighborhood were fearful that
the riot would become general ana iead 10
the destruction OF property.
SECOND DISPATCHl
PHILADELPHIA, December 17th.-Eight of
the riotous students were held to-day tor riot
and carrying weapons.
New York stock Market.
NEw YORK, December 17th.-The upward
movement in stocks received stimulus to-day
from the easier condition of the money mar
let and advices from Washington that the
Senate had refused to agree to the House
resolution TO adjourn over the holidays, which
was internreted to mean the early passage OF
the three per cent. funding bill, and the pur-
chase tn cover short contracts in some of the
laadino shares. Among the mining shares
Central Altoona was the feature This stock
was largely traded on from 81 down to Al
and up to 5a. closing at 5. The Herald has
the following regarding the recent course of
This stocl,. We had occasion to say day or
t1yo hack that in their attempts to thinnble-
| RIG prices the speculative stockholders stood
| a fair chance Of losing control of the prop
erty If it be true, as it is stated, that a
very conspicuous operator (uot Tar oack q
resident OF the faclnc siopel mas oousn' , eA
tenslvely OF the STOCK at Ihe plesene l an,
prices, our forecast may De unexpectedly
| near OF realization.
The payments by Jay U4ula lor a ~ Tol,,
| troll ing interest IN Tue %. Lo4is anu -: -
Mountain Railroad, and IN the lnte ~
and Great Northern and nd. Texas WIN prop1-
| bly, put atioat several millions OF ooilaFs'
Grant on ihe Porter Case.
NEw YoRK December 17th.-A Times
| New Orleans special has the following re-
marks made bv Grant when he was here last
spring: Soon after my inauguration, the
first time, one of Porter's intimate fflends
came to me and urged me TO take steps Tor
the reopening CT his case. lie pfougnS WIN
him documents, which, it was claimed, woulq
show Porters action IN q petter iishS' l
took the papers aud Went tnfoush Gue li;
When ne called AGAIN Tor an answer, Dol e
MN IhaC "neh u1se1 'no 1oJ LS,irs9, e
P Ilv o.''' IT. ra;tad mil Havss got in
befnra tbo1 bronobt mn their new evidence
go, y trJont ea;J fnrtIer The Commits.
60 ,,,b;of tr;ad Porter yvos cornnosed Of con-
do,1bt if anv, aonaI nrmber
os rron1;na1t officers less Iikelv 20 be IN
instI1, Se,sre could he found in tfa army. D
Joy $50
san wafer salmon an fr &c, ~, ""'o''
OHIcAGo, DecenlOer II ne AS.t IN .ia
nffsoon tho+ 'u tbo Of +ba California
saIt 49, soIo i ,ioca in frasb wster IL
iii ad th N will royv 10 thei,
n NOR, pi'F Sc n K Fairbsnk the apostle
| flor this section) of fish culture. confirms
this statement by saying that he has bred
| California salmon in Lake Genoa, Wisconsin,
by the thousand, and some of them have
grown to size of 20 pounds. The Michigan
| Commissioner says the experiment has been
successfully tried in various parts OF
Michigan.
The Indian Territory vi tier.
Caldwell, Kansas). December I7th.-The
only bloodshed so far was shed by mule to.
day, which kicked man in the jaw with
fatal effect. The Governors of several In
| dian nations arrived to-day. They say the
| Indians are very determined on hostility to
| the oolonists' entering Indian Territory.
A Centennial Birthday.
Sr Tours Dacar,ber 17tb Levi Pesi-
bone, celebrated his one-hundredth birthday
! here to-day, at the residence of his son-in-
! law, Captain Frank Burnett, United States
Inspector Of Steam Vessels, The old gentle
man is in fair health. and received the calls
| Of his rnauy friends with much pleasure. MIR.
| Petibone was born in Norfolk, Conn, and
emigrated to Missouri in 1917.
vwo wen E,,,ed nv , rr,,,
p.,u-,,a,,, - ~ -, NJ,
9A4 lin Deo9i9er ~ 'i,my"nn ntea.,
anu yoIu Cne~ lcuIolguh w nqn g.eig
3 80, itse ILL .n;st
4'@lt' o''' 'snN' iNAl-eN w W.
sitting Bna Eh Route 10 AOft i'nioTd'
ST. PAUL, December 17th.-General Terry
has just received advices from Major Broth
erton, at Fort Buford, indicating that scout
| Allison should on Saturday, the 1lth instant,
have left the vicinity of Woody mountain
with the whole of Sitting Bulls camp for
Fort Buford, where they will formally sur
render to the United States Government.
Two Children BURNED.
pvryDsprpo w. nooon,tar 17th W.
80 ~ 81, 5 I;f. oIai
IN Prons sore co,,t l ,,