Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-02-21
The SAN Francisco Money Market,

and Southern Pacific Railroad, arrived here to-day
and departed an hour afterward for California and
are due in San Francisco at A. NJ. Tuesday, the
9th instant.
The San Francisco Money Market.
SAN Francisco, February 20th.-Money
is more plentiful and lower in New York, but
it is less plentiful and higher here. The de-
mand is good-better than it was at this time
last year. Most of the business in con-
mercial paper is at 79S. Real estate loans
are per cent, and the borrower relieved Of
taxes. New York exchange is better,
though some telegraphic sold at 27I The
extremes are given at 20@25c for sight
drafts and 273@35c for kilograms. Bankers
60-day sterling bills on London are strong at
49 9-16d to 49si and 40 13 16d to 499 for
grain bills; refined silver, 1906 per cent.
discount; Mexican dollars, S7@87Ic.
Kaiakaua Crowned.
San FRANCISCO, February 10th. - The
steamer Zsalandia arrived to-day from sgd
ney, via Honolulp, etc.
The coronation of King Kslakaua took
place at Honolulu February 12th, about 1000
persons witnessing the ceremony. The pa
geant passed off without interruption or dis
turbance. The event fully establishes the
general popularity of the King in the islands.
The stories that had gone abroad about prob
able disturbances were newspaper hoaxes,
gotten up here. The commanders of the
American, English and French war vassels in
port co-operated cordially with the Hawaiian
authorities in doing honor to the occasion.
Seizure OF Struggled Opium.
SAN FRANCISCO February 20th.-The
Surveyor of the Port, John NJ. Morton, this
evening seized on the steamer City of Toxic
lot of opium, valued at SIS, ,000. It was
concealed in the water tank, the only access
to which is by means of the shaft we'll. 1t is
considered impossible that the opium could
have been concealed there without the con-
nivance of some of the officers of the ship. It
is expected that further seizures will be made.
The Remains of Dr. GIenn-COmplaint
Dismissed.
WILLOWS, February 20th.-The body of
the late DR.. 81. J. Glenn was to-day taken to
Oakland for interment. The procession,
which was formed at Jacinto was a mile
long. AS the procession entered the town Of
Willows the church bells were telled and all
the places Of business closed. It is said that
fully 1,000 people viewed the calm and nat
ural faca of the deceased while lying in the
sitting.room of the depot building here await
ing the arrival of the train from the north.
The flags over all public buildings were at
half.mast, out of respect for the memory of
the deceased. The death of DIR. Glenn is re-
garded as a public calamity.
M. Cochran for shooting Miller, the murderer
of DR.. Glenn, while attempting to effect his
arrest, this afternoon Justice McNorton lis
tened TO the testimony, dismissing the COM
plant and discharging Cochran.
Seriously III-Buralar Sentenced.
SAN JOSE, February 20th.-Martin Muir
ply, father of Senator B. d. Murphy and
Hon. P. w. Murphy, is seriously i'll. He
was dangerously i'll some time ago, but recov-
cred. His old age and complication of dis
eases render his case extremely critical. Sen
ator Murphy came down from Sacramento on
special train this morning.
Charles Giverman, convicted of the burg
larry of Caps jswelry store, was sentenced by
Judge Belden to-day to twelve years in the
State Prison. He has served two terms be.
fore.
Convicted OF Being a Tramp.
MERGED, February 2Osh.-A tramp was
tried in the Justices Court here to-day by q
jury, convicted, and sentenced to 120 days
labor in the chaingang.
Improvement of Pefaiuma Creek.
PETALUMA, February 20th.-Under the two
appropriations, amounting to 81, 900, made
by Congress at the last two sessions, the work
of Strengthening Petaluma creek was resumed
to-day. William Gwynn, of Sacramento, has
the contract for the work, and has had
brought here for the purpose now dredger,
built with view to an improvement upon all
others. This is its first trial, and will decide
its success.
ARRAY In Tulare County.
KNesBURG, February 20th.-This morning
j. r. Allison, Deputy Constable, in arresting
Gideon Harrow at Welchs Hotel, was re-
sisted by Harrow and his friends. Allison
was shot in the mouth. and Worth Brown,
one of the parties resisting, was shot through
the body by the officer. Allison will recover,
but Brown is mortally wounded. Harrow is
in custody.
Tho Cummings Murder Case.
NEVADA, February 20th.-In the Dorsey
trial to-day, E. j. Lebertop, of San Francis
CO, testified that he was at Moore's Flat two
days prior to the murder, and saw Cummings
pour the gold bars that were afterwards
stolen. He described the aize Of the two bars,
and said they were worth $1,000 or 81, 900
each. Matt Daley, the stage driver, testified
as to the manner the stage was stopped,
and the robbery and murder committed. The
man who held the gun and did the killing was
about the same size as defendant. The evi
dsnce Of sll the passengers was, with one or
two slight exceptions, substantially the same.
Wm. Witter testified that he saw Dorsey and
Patterson on the LIST of September, after the
murder had been committed. They were
| crossing the SelbY Flat road, covering up their
tracks SIS they went. M. +. Folck corrobo-
rated Witter's evidence. John G.. Campbell,
of Prescott, Arizona, swore that he saw
Dorsey in Prescott on the 18th Of November,
1879, and travelled with him on a blackboard
to Las Vegas. They were joined by Pstter-
son $50 miles from Prescott. At Las Vegas
they took the cars TO st. Louis. Patterson
exhibited gold nuggets at different times.
Dorsey told Campbell that he had about
SS 0O0 yalise containing a very hasvv
package was left in Campbell's charge one
night, while Dorsey was under the influence
of liquor. He swore positively that defendant