Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-11-13
rH1s MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds quoted
at 1921 for As of 1907, 114s for AS, 1o1 for BIS;
sterling, 81 s2I@4 SO; 1oO4 for IS, 100 for IS;
silver bars, 1lo1.
Silver in London, so 11-l6d; consols, 1o1 91ed;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 1885, As,
I24t; 4ls, lis.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
S9@S91 cents
Mining stocks were rather quiet in San francisco
Yesterday morning, and prices were about the same
as at the close of last week. There was saIe OF
Kentuck at 81 so, the first in some time. Mexican
8 down to g so.
A Young man named Alexander accidentally shot
himself yesterday in Dixon.
Strikers are creating trouble on the Panama Rail-
road.
Snow fell heavily in New York yesterday.
The American end Of the Bennett cable will be at
Rockport Mass.
The reports Of the Smyrna earthquake now
said to have been grossly exaggerated.
A family have been taken ill at Akron, o., with
trichiniasis from eating head-cheese.
strike Of cigar-box makers is in progress at
New York.
The Crown Prince of Germany leaves for Madrid
Thursday.
The Seryisn insurgents are surrendering to the
army in large numbers.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company is en-
Joined from issuing $40 900 of second mortgage
bonds.
Hanan, the oarsman, will give exhibition row
at San Francisco on Thanksgiving Day.
The thirty seventh division Of the Russian army
is not being modified, as recently reported.
violent gale prevailed in Canada Sunday night,
doing considerable damage.
A colliery explosion at Wikesbarre, Pa, yester-
day, killed three miners.
ship canal across Ireland is talked OF in London.
General Sherman arrived in St. Louis yesterday
from New York.
By the cspsizng of a small boat at Petoskey,
Mich, seven persons were drowned.
The Apaches continue their depredatons in
Sonora, Mexico.
The Yeranda Hotel at lone, Amador county, was
somewhat damaged by fire Sunday evening.
The testimony in the Breen murder case at Stock
ton is all in, and argument will begin this morning.
The railroad from Walla Walla to COlfax, W. T.,
has been completed.
John Sullivan was fatally tramped and gored by
bull at Portland, Or, yesterday.
1t is reported from Galveston that Huntington has
purchased the Mexican National and Picos and Rio
Grande Railroads.
A Chnaman was refused naturalization papers in
New York yesterday.
London physicians threaten to commence cam
paign against canned food.
General Matthew McEwen, u S. A., died in Wash
ington Sunday.
d has
United States army for drunkenness.
German classes are TO be established in the diff
ferent universities and seminaries in Russia.
SocorrO, N NJ, is under martial law.
Only five deaths from yellow fever have occurred
at Guaymas, Mexico, since the 9Th instant.
Near Honcut, Yuba county, yesterday, Hiram
Folsom was badly injured by an Infatuated bull.
Mrs. John Frederick died suddenly in Nevada City
Sunday.
Five Custom-ho guards were killed in Sonora,
Mexico, Friday, by smugglers.
The larger portion of the town of Cisco, Tex, was
burned yesterday
falling scaffold in New York yesterday killed
two men and injured four others
The case of Ellen Cotton vs. Stanford, Crocker,
Huntington ct ais, comes up to-day inisauta Rosa.
Robert NJ. C. Stewart suicided with laudanum
yesterday at Virginia. New.
Anthony Torrington, 107 years old when he died.
was buried at Virginia, New, yesterday.
fire occurred at Charleston S. c., yesterday,
causing loss of $50. 600 and killing and niuring
several persons.
Fire destroyed property in Shenandoah, Pa, yes
terday, to the value of $3.50 900 to s., 100000
The storm East of the Rocky Mountains Sunday
and yesterday caused great damage to property,
especially shipping on the lakes.