Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-22

bonanza case of Burke vs. Flood was dis.
missed, the demurrer of the defense was sus-
tanned, virtually putting the case out CT
Court.
The Money Market.
San Francisco, November 21st.-There is
decided Improvement in the demand for
money in the market. We know of several
instances of money being called in for higher
rates. New York exchange is firm and sc
tive. Grain bills have been unusually plen.
tiful during the past week, as the result Of
the clearances of nineteen wheat cargoes, in.
Guiding one of over 3 600 tons By the steamer
Silvertown, TIE largest ever sent out Of this
port. Some OF these bills have been sold as low
as SOY =. Fine Silver and Mexican Dollars are
dull and nominal. We quote call loans on
frst-clas5 security at 4@6 per cent, and the
extremes for commercial loans are 7Cd9 per
cent. Mortgage paper is taken by the savings
banks at Cog per cent, and the borrower re-
lieved of all obligations for taxes to the ex.
tent of the lien on his property. Drafts on
New York sell ut goa 25c premium per Sl0O !:
kilograms on do, Soc per 500; London ex-
change, 493d for bank bills, and 5O65O1i
for commercial; refined silver, l35Gl4I per
cent. discount; Mexican dollars, SS6S9c
apiece, nominal.
The Railroad Com niss.oners.
SAN Francisco, November 214t.-The
Railroad Commission met to-day. Present,
Cone and BeeIstecher. Cones feur.cent. psr.
mile reduc ion resolution came up for cousid-
Grafton. Superintendent ToSne and mum.
Der of attorneys appeared in opposition to TIE
resolution. No action was taken, and dead
lock is probable, as Cone will vote for the
resolution and Beerstecher against it, and
Ssoneman's resignation renders decision i'm.
possible. Adjourned till tomorrow.
The Alleged Abduction or the Vance GirI,
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2lst.-When
the case Of L. w. Dearborn, charged with
abduction, was called in the Police Court this
morning, the prosecution asked postpone.
ment for week, in order ID obtain witness es
from Humboldt This motion was couabated
by the defense, who desired speedy trial,
sthtirg that it was somewhat unusual to
swear oCt p complaint against person Simply
on the strength of telegram from distant
part OF the State. Judge Rix finally com.
promised the matter by continuing the case
until next Friday. Bail was also fixed by the
Judge in the fun of 81, 600. Miss Cassie
Vance is still detained as a witness in the
case.
Held for Trial-The Ocean shore Fran
chise-Ohiciai Canvass.
SAN Francisco, November 21sS.-Michael
Casey, alias John Brown, who on Sunday
night severely slashed John Burns across the
neck with a razor, waived an examination to.
day, and was held for trial on charge Of
assault with a deadly weapon.
The Committee Of the Whole Of the Super
visors was in secret session to-day for some
time. What action was taken in regard to
the Ocean Shore franchise, which will again
come up tomorrow night at the regular meet
ing, was not disclosed.
The efiicial canvass of the city election re-
turns has advanced to the Tenth Ward.
Suit ror Damages for Malicious Prosecu-
ton.
SAN Francisco, November 21st.-To-day
Judge Sullivan ond jury were engaged in
trying lit brought by Charles Villedian vs..
Chailss Corpy. 20 recover $4,000 damages
for alleged ms cious prosecution and injury
dono to plsintiff's business by his apprehen-
sion lfs5 August On warrant charging him
with insanity. The case has not yes reached
the jlry.
Husband still Observation-Disclosures for De
feRdanf.
SAN Francisco, November 2lst.-Mrs.
Coleman, wife of George ID. Coleman, the
missing civil engineer, went a few days ago
10 Mare Island, in hopes CT nesting her hus-
bard there, but filled to hear any thing from
him, and has returned.
In the suit of James Graves w. Peter Dom
ahue, to recover 5000 600. the value of GER
tain oakland property, of which be act up he
was defrau1ed by defendant. and 81, 600 in
terest on the same, Judge Eimonds to-day
gave Judgment fer defendant upon an agree
ment of counsel.
The State Immigration Association.
SAN Francisco, November 2lst.-The an.
nuai meeting of the State Enumeration Asso-