Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-04
THIS aIoEHlSa's NEWS,

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
49, for as Of 1907; l8 for 4ss; lOI for BIS !;
sterling, 81 s494 ST.; 108 for IS; lOl for 5s;
silver bars, 11os
Silver in London. 50 7 led; cansols. 90 e-l6d: 5
per cent. United States bonds. extended, los IS,
l22; As. 1l59,
In San Francisco Mexican dollars quoted at
s78@ss cents.
Mining stocks were in moderate demand in San
Francisco yesterday morning. but prices were rather
better. Most of the Colnstoeks showed an advance
Of SC to SOC per share over the best prices Thursday
morning. The Alta assessment of 25c per share
went on, raising the shares from roc TO 81 TO-
Seven Englishmen persisted in the disaster at
Isehia.
Ex-Empress Eugenie has gone to Paris.
The trial of the Jews in Hungary for numbering a
young Christian girl has been concluded, and YER
dict of not guilty returned.
Charles Ford, the murderer of Jesse James. has
been arrested in Kansas City, No, on an old indict-
ment for train robbery.
In a trotting race at Cleveland, Thursday, the
time Of five heats is given as follows 2172, 217l,
2Is4, 2:l9I and 2:2si.
The first bale of hops for the season arrived in
New York yesterday from Oneida county.
The Presidential train left Chicago yesterday at
noon, en- route for Yellowstone Park.
young swede, said to be the Legitimate son Of
King Oscar, committed suicide in Chicago THURSDAYS
Particulars Of the outrages at Monte Christi, Ecua-
dor, are given this morning
In the rowing contest on Lake Minnetonka'
Mimi, between Hanlan Lee, Hosmer, Teemer,
F,rv he win
The total number of deaths from cholera in Egypt
SO far is placed at 10 900.
Within a month W. J. Walton, his wife and their
son Frank died in San Buenaventura OF typhoid
fever.
terrible storm visited the northern part of Mon
roe county, New York, Thursday night.
During the past seven days 1s9 business failures
occurred in the United States and Canada.
The negotiations between France and China, in
regard to Tonquin, are at a standstiIl.
The shooting of Carey, the infOrmer, has pro-
duced feeling of CONSERVATION in the British Par
lament.
Norris Taylor, an English swimmer, will attempt
next week to swim from New York to Albany.
revolutionary plot has been discovered in
Poland
o'Donnel, who killed Carey, is said to be an
American citizen and native of Ohio.
Smallpox and yellowfever rage on the coast of
Guatemala
The Beach Pavilion, pleasure resort near Gal
weston, Tex, was burned Thursday.
Howgate, the missing Signal Service defaulter is
said to be in hiding near Washington.
The Minnesota Democrats have nominated w. W.
McNair for Governor
Count de Chambord's condition has so far I'M
proved that his physicians will issue more bule
tins.
The Knights of Labor had grand celebration in
Philadelphia yesterday.
c. c. Peters. who had resided in Yreka thirty-two
years, died in that town yesterday, aged II.
A plot to restore the monarchy has been diseov-
cred in Paris.
In the Fps trottiDg race at Cleveland Yesterday,
Santa Claus won three straight heats in 2;2Ol, 2l9
2l9I.
storm at Midlothian Tex, last night, destroyed
hotel, burying several persons under the ruins,
but killing none.
Owing to the press of interesting news matter the
RECORD UNION this morning appears in full double
sheet of eight pages, with eight columns each, in
stead of the usual Saturday seven-column form
edition. An the latest elegraphic-foreign Eastern
and coast-news is presented, with full State and
local news, editorials, book reviews, etc. On the
inside will be found interesting letters from RBC-
oRD-UMoN correspondents, under date OF London,
Germany, Honolulu and Newburyport, Mass. Those
from Newburvport aad Honolulu are from we'll
known Sacramentsns, who are temporarily abroad.
An interesting story, Almost Separation" is
also given, besides agricultural notes, miscellany,
valuable information upon various subjects etc.