Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-30

I. ,gsyv York Government bonds are quoted at
1908 for Is OF 1907 1131 ior4is; 1oss Ter Sif; SER
ling. "a s2s4 81 1G4s for So; silver bars, 1893.
silver IN London, 6o5d; consois, lo2 3-led
per cent United States bonds, extended, lo61 -
1921 As. ll6I.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
soISs7 cents.
An assessment Of 81 per share has been levied by
the sierra Nevada Mining Company
The chief feature of the Stock Board in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning was the comparatively
small business Prices were generally weak, and in
many cases aere Sc and 1oc lower than Wednesday.
Several stocks are handicapped with assessments,
and others are expected TO be in the same FIX soon
The annual meeting Of the Woman's Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society is being held in Oakland
Mary Baron is on trial at Shasta for killing her
husband
The Apaches continue their murderous work in
New Mexico, JudgeH c. Ncconas and family being
the latest victims
The mystery Of the death OF widow Laddy, in
siskiyou county, is still unsolyed.
Cardinal Ledochowski is about to leave the yati-
can.
The dog show at Ottawa, Ont, was a successful
affair.
Thomas W. Herndon, member of Congress from
the First Alabama District, is dead.
Hermann Newman killed himself in st. Clair, Pa ,
because his daughter objected to 4 stepmother.
Senator David Davis and bride have arrived in St.
Louis.
The Jamaica Government viii assist in rebuilding
the burned district of Kingston.
Herbert w. Eaton shot himself yesterday near
Truro. n. s.
Haverstick, killed by conkiing in New York, let
all his property to his mother.
Albani was given public reception in Montreal.
Colonial as. L. Cosby graduate of West Point
committed suicide yesterday at Hampton, Va.
Rival railroad companies are destroying each
others property in Philadelphia.
It is now rumored that John Brown, Queen Vic
torias personal attendant, was poisoned by the
Fenians.
Portions of Hungary are threatened with inunda-
ton.
Rabbi schreiber, member of the Austrian
Reichsrath, is dead.
An earthquake at Miskalz, Hungary, caused a
panic in theater, and many persons were injured.
Frank Byrne and It's wife, known in connection
with the Dublin conspiracy trials. have arrived in
New York
In the Hite libel suit against the Louisville
Couriey.Jour1lal the jury found for the defend
ants.
Near Emory, B. c., T. A Frazer was killed by a
fall from bridge.
At San Jose yesterday the Lexington murderers
were held to answer for the crime of murder, with
out bail.
A desperate at Green River, wyo., shot man
ard woman in dance house Wednesday night.
The dead body of John Nolan has been found at
Clear Lake, Utah
Serious trouble is reported from Querida, Col.
Edward NJ. Bixler committed suicide yesterday at
Tombstone, A. t.
G. Larsen, boy, dropped dead on the street in
Salt Lake yesterday.
During the past week bullion in the Bank of Eng
land decreased $50 200.
Ex.congressman Page is mentioned as acandidate
for the office of Postmaster General.
Edward Aldrich was drowned near Lewiston,
Idaho, while fording creek on horseback.
The marriage of the Spanish Infanta to Prince
Louis Ferdinand, of Bavaria, viii take place in Mad
rid April I'd.
The harbor OF ST. Johns, N.-F.. is blockaded with
ice
The Malagasy Embassy returned to New York last
evening from Boston.
There are in New York city LOG buildings over rs
feet high.
Frazer river, in British Columbia, is now open to
navigation.
W. AFFORD was found dead near Los Angeles
Wednesday, having committed suicide
Interesting items of news are given this morning
from Alaska.
The President Of the Court of Cessation in Hun
gary has been murdered and his residence pillaged
The Right Reverend Edward Benson has been
enthroned Archbishop OF Canterbury, with appro-
pirate. ceremonies.
The Jeanette Court of Inquiry will reconyene at
the Navy Department in Washington to-day.
As will be seen by our dispatches this morning,
rain fell in showers throughout the State yesterday,
and also in Nevada, Utah and British Columbia.