Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-01

q, 600, 900 bushels, and being very nearly equa
| To the entire shipments for the ST ason of 1879
while the gains IN shipments by canal for the
season foot up neaAly 20, 600, 900 bushels, ant
| shows an increase in :oll revenues of $50, us
and in clearances of boats s, 500 over The
season of 1879.
! Ten persons have been arrested In CoYlng
ton county, Alabama, charged with beating
and intimidating United States witnesses ano
destroying processes from United States
Courts.
The steamer Virago, from New York, July
Slst for Hull, has put into Portland with her
machinery disabled.
Comptroller Kelly's annual statement
shows the decrease in the city of New York
debt the past year to be IS, $50 3S5.
Rev. Dr. William Adams, LII. D.. Presi-
dent of the Union Theological Seminary Of
New York, died yesterday morning at
Orange, New Jersey.
The Chicago Times says: A citizen of
Grand Rspids tMich.), thinking he had a
cancer of the stomach, abstained from food
65 days, and died ct starvation. \ post
norton showed his brain to be the only
diseased part Of his body.
The five sick men put of an upward
bound river steamer at Nieksburg were i'll
with ordinary malarial fever, which is quite
common there at this time of the year
There arrived in Chicago yesterday morn
ing by the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railway the Creedmoor rifle team of Califor-
MIA, composed of some of the officers of the
regular army. destined east to test their
skill as marksmen.
Hanlan the oarsman leaves Toronto for
England Thursday.
On the return of the King of Greece to
Athens. the Greek navy Will be placed on
war footing.
Twenty-eight members of the German
Reichstag and Landstag have published
declaration announcing their secession from
the National Liberal party. They declare it
their intention to uphold the political hber
ties already achieved, and to combat the OPP
pressive indirect taxes. They also insist upon
religious freedom being guaranteed by lesis-
lation.
A cable reports that 81, 25O. geo in gold was
shipped from Havre to New Y ork Saturday;
over 81, 900, 900 from London, and S6000
was withdrawn from the Bank of England
for Montreal.
Extensive preparations are making at To-
ledo, O., for the meeting of the Army of the
Cumberland, September 23d.
The Hotel de Paris was burned at Idaho,
Col, yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance.
SO, 600.
The New York World says: The aggre-
gate of sales to-day at the Mining Stock Ex-
change was larger than on any previous day
during the present year, amounting to 49,
$50 shares, against ~, 202 yesterday
The first and second volumes of the official
records of the late war are in the hands of
the printers.
1t is stated that the receipts of the Govern
ment for August will aggregate $50, 800 900 !;
expenses, SIC, 500, 600, exclusive of interest on
the public debt, which is light. The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury estimates that the
decrease in the debt for August will be over
S11, 500, 600.
The reports in London papers that the
Bank of Germany has suspended gold pay
ments is unfounded.
The Norfolk (Va.) Knitting and Cotton
Manufacturing Companys factory was
burned yesterday Loss, $500 partly in
sured.
The equipment is ordered of the forty two
fe-saving stations along the New Jersey
coast-a month earlier than usual because of
the predictions of unusually heavy gales.
Two hundred and fifty. three men compose the
Life-Saving Patrol.
The IRterO Dream reports the returns of the
Chicago Clearinghouse for August at $751;.
600 900, against SOC, eco, 900 the correspond
ing month last year. This shows an increase
of AZ per cent. The clearings for the first
eight months of the year are reported at
81 053 000, 600, against S73S, O00, 600 the same
period il 1879, showing an increase Of 10 per
cent.
The coinage ct the Philadelphia Mint
during August is valued at 81 i06, 500
S96, 400 in eagles, SOB 200 in half eagles,
81, 100 600 il silver dollars, and the remain
der cents.