Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-17
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted al
1905 for Of 1907 114s for AS eoi for SIS; ster
ling, s. S7I@4 30; silver bars, 114l.
Silver In London, SD consols 100 7-i6d; per
cent United States bonds. extended, 104; As,
122; as, 116
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
ouns to par Mexican dollars e2i9eS cents.
There was moderate business in mining stocks
at San Francisco yesterday morning. Prices
steady, and some of the north-end Comstocks
showed an adyirce Of 12lc to sec. The Hale X
Eorcross assessment went on, which accounts for
the difference in the price of that stock. The out
side stocks were tolerabiy arm
The Republican City Convention split at Portland,
Or, yesterday two candidates for Mayor being NOM
mated
The steamship Canadian is ashore at the mouth
Of the harbor at Hamburg. with 500 passengers on
board.
In free fight at Plano, Tex, yesterday. one man
was killed. one MORALLY wounded and four others
more or less hurt.
The Arkansas Democratic State Convention COM
pleted its ticket at Little Rock yesterday.
Two men were killed on the New York Central
Railroad yesterday near Albion in an accident, and
the rest Of the passengers were badly shaken up.
Two men were killed by lightning yesterday at
Nashville, Tenn.
During the past week 100 business failures occur
red in the United States, against LOG the previous
week.
A boys foot was crushed by car wheels at Ar
buckle, colusa county. yesterday.
Harvesting has commenced in Colusa county, ard
laborers are scarce.
An incendiary FIRE near Fresno Thursday night
caused loss Of sl,7oo.
James Vaughn was privately hanged for the muir
der OF William watts at Tamaroa, ILL.,, yesterday
At Albuquerque, N NJ, yesterday, Milton Var
bourg was hanged for murder in the presence of
thousands OF spectators.
The President yesterday filed the vacancies in
the Tariff Commission, and also nominated members
Of the Utah Commission.
William Broder was assassinated by yigilantes
Thursday night at Park Station, Montana.
Bonner has purchased sister of Maud S. for
$4,000.
Judge George T. Sawyer died yesterday at Nashua,
NH
Another prize fight Aas been arranged, to come of
nezr Pittsburg.
F. j. Schumacher shot and MORALLY wounded his
wife and policeman at Jackson, Mich, yesterday,
and then killed himself.
Richard Fielden a sawyer, died suddenly at the
Bear Valley saw mill. near Alta, Thursday night
The sawmiIls around Emigrant Gap have all
started up and running to their fullest capacity
Thomas Mcguire committed suicide at San Jose
Thursday night.
The British steamer Conopus arrived at San
Francisco yesterday from Hongkong, bringing over
1000 male Chinese.
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in New York
Congressman Brown has been renominated by
the Republicans of the Sixth Indiana District
Two men were wounded by highwaymen in San
Bsrnardino county Thursday evening and during
the shooting one of the robbers mortally wounded
his pal through mistake.
Fire at Red Bluff.
sixteen-year old boT has been held to answer at
Stockton for msnsaughter.
bed of rock salt has been struck at Los Angeles
at depth of % feet.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Company have
declared dividend of so cents per share
A prize fight of ten rounds took place near Tomb
stone, A. T, Thursday, one of the principals being
badly punished.
In gambling quarrel between two Cinnamon at
Tombstone, one was seriously stabbed.
The prospects for bountiful wheat crop in Ken
lucky, Missouri, Illinois and Kansas were never
more hatsering than now.
Two murderers were taken from the Jail at Rico,
Col yesterday morning, by a mob, and hanged.
At Dudley, N. NJ, Mrs. Watkins shot an Indian
through the head who assaulted her
The Salt Lake Tribune is hotly indignant because
the President ignored Utah in the formation of the
Commission.
Readers OF the RECORD UNION will find the inside
pages Of to-day's issue unusually interesting
Upon the second page is given the tweaty third
agricultural Paper" letter frem Honolulu,
letter from Berlin, poetry and miscellany. An in
teresting story, Legend of Devils Dyke" will be
found upon the third page, together with Paul h
Haynes poem, 1.-The King of the Plow," and mis-
cellaneous matter. The sixth page contains the
regular departments of " Agrculture" and "The
Quiet Hour" letter from San Francisco, poetry,
etc. The weekly review of the San Francisco mar
ket, Oregon items, household notes, and portrait
Of Arab Pasha, the rebellious soldier Of Egypt,
will be found upon the seventh page.