Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-07-17
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted llsi for 4s o 1907; Ia Tor i!s; lol for
SIS; sterling, 81 sGG4 50 silver bars, Ilsi
Silver in London, 81 "a consols 90 ll-led; per
cent United States bonds, extended, 10Y; IS,
lzl!; as, ll6i-
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
coun! TO par Mexican dollars s2!@9Si cents.
Mining stocks were in better favor at San Fran
cisco Saturday In most Of the north-end Com
stock shares there was an advance from Friday Of
Sc TO zoe. The outside stocks were steady.
George Childs has bean arrested at Modesto on a
charge Of arson.
A heavy shock OF earthquake was experienced at
Ceoteryillo. Alameda county, Saturday evening.
Patrick Mcclure drowned himself in q tank on a
ranch in Suffer county Saturday.
la Arrestng disordsrly drunken man Truekee
Saturday night, officer Reed fractured his skull with
rock before he would surrender
A. II. Drees. well-known citizen, was stricken
with paralysis at Petaluma Friday.
Ched ConIeY, IL years old, was kicked by a mule
At MERGED Saturday, and dangerously injured.
The Democratic primary at Fresno Saturday was
avery disordery affair, the Sheriff himself indulg-
ing in aght.
The transfer Of General Crook to the Department
Of Arizona gives great satisfaction to the people Of
that Territory.
Details OF the disastrous eouasgration At Colfax,
W. T., Friday morning, given in our Pacific
coast dispatches.
A fire on 4 ranch near walla walla, ". T. sAtar
day, caused a loss Of 80, 900.
Michael DAvitt has left New York for Antwerp.
vessel was sunk in 4 collision On the Hudson
Saturday, but no lives were lest.
disastrous storm is reported from Dakota.
The pension appropriation bill nppropriating
s1Oo OOo, 900 was passed ny the Senate Saturday.
Alfred H. Pease died on the streets of st. Louis
Of congestion Of the brain.
Important changes in the star route schedule for
California have been made by the PoStofce Depart
ment.
s NJ. BrAnard has been nominated for Congress
at Erie, IA, after struggle of five days
President Barrios, Of the Republic OF Guatemala,
isin New York.
A fight on a bridge sixty.fye feet high near Bis
mArck, D. T., between William Watson and Peter
Stuart, resulted in their being precpitated to the
ground and killed.
The Mayer aud City Council of Leadyilie, Col,
have been arrested, fined and Imprisoned for con-
tempt OF Court.
Washington Williams shot and killed at Dam
!srs Bluff, Ark, by Charles Savage.
In an explosion at Chagrin Falls o., Saturday
one man was killed and another fatally injured.
The loss by the Holbrook Mandatory fire in New
York Friday night foots up 800, 600.
Parnen is going TO the Alps for his health.
woman hes been shot at Ballan, Ireland, for
taking farm from which the former tenant had
bean evicted.
Ia row between railroad men and tramps near
Wadsworth, New, one OF the latter shot
through both legs.
At Laredo, Tex, Saturday evening, Leonard
Hayes shot and killed W. E Cummings for seducing
his l3- year-old sister.
duel was fought III Virginia Saturday, in which
one OF he principals was killed and the other
wounded.
Two men we're arrested in Philadelphia yesterday
while engaged in prize-fght, and two reporters
were taken to jail with them for aiding in the affair
During the past twenty-four hours 1853 deaths
were recorded in New York. 50 being children, who
died from cholera infantum.
district Governor was beheaded, and twenty-five
soldiers OF his escort killed by Moutenegrin insur
gents.
The widow Of Abraham Lincoln died last evening
at Springfield. Ill, after long illness.
Still another damaging storm is reported from
Kansas
Powers, the sculptor, is at work on bust Of
GARFIELD.
Five children died at New York yesterday from
heat.
Avery "the great aud only living skeleton, died
at New York last night.
The sculling match ut San Francisco yesterday
between Thomas Flynn and Leander Stevenson was
easily by the latter.
Another body has washed ashore from the wreck
Of the steamship Escambia-
The news from Egypt indicates that quiet has
been partly restored at Alexandria, and that the
flames under control. All incendiaries and
hooters" are either shot logged, and marines
from the ships patroling the streets, protecting
what is left OF the Inflated city. All is quiet at
Cairo and the Suez Canal has not yet been inter-
iered with