Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-07
THIS MORNINGS nzRs.

In New York Government bonds quoted
at l1ss for 4s of 1907. 1lst for SIS, 1oI fO-
ols sterling, O. s2t@4 IS; l0s4 for 50, lol for 6s ;
silver bars, 1921.
Silver in London. 6Osi; oonsols. 100 3i6d; 5
per cent, United States bonds, extended, los; As,
1221 AIS, ll5l.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s7tGss cents.
In the San Francisco mining share market Alta,
Benton and Justice continue active, but the upward
movement in values Is less pronounced. The other
Constock shares yesterday morning were compare
lively quiet.
In a railroad accident near waiAron, O., yester-
day, two brakemeu we're killed and engine and
several cars wrecked.
Another earthquake In Ischa is predicted for
October 18th
The jury in the Frank James case at GaIatin,
Mo-. returned yerdie: Of aequittal.
The temple Of Boro Budda, the largest in the
East, was destroyed by the recent volcanic erupons
in Java.
Director, California horse, won the great 2;l9
race at Hartford, Conn, Wednesday.
Chinese employed on French vessels are deserving
in large numbers.
steamer from Baltimore for London lost 40
cattle overheard.
The natives in Zululsnd engaged in war OF
mutual determination.
The difficulty between the City Council Of Chicago
and the street car companies has been compromised
The Supervisors Of Shasta county have decided to
build free bridge across the Sacramento near Red
ding.
disastrous fire occurred Wednesday nigh. at
Lakeport, Lake county.
The will of Count de Chambord leaves 500 600
francs to the Societas de Propaganda
The miners at Shawnee, Ohio. have all returned
TO work, having received the advance asked for.
deserter leapsd from train going thirty miles
an hour, uniniured, and fled to the woods, near
Evans, Pa.
At Gainesville, Texas, S. D. Sharp was sentenced
on Wednesday to fifty years in the penitent'ary for
rape.
mother and daughter were found dead near
Alton, Ill, with their neekS tied together with g
rope
In sham battle at the c. A. r. encampment at
Princeton, N. J, Wednesday thirteen soldiers were
seriously injured.
Lord ooleridgc did not go to Canada for fear he
would be assassinated by the Fenians,
The drought In the South stretches along the
Atlantic coast, the lowlands on the Gulf and over
parts Of Texas.
The first train on the Mexican National Railway
has arrived at Satiio
C. C. Yandeburg fell from porch near Chico
Wednesday night, and sustained what are thought
TO be fatal injuries.
Edward Lacy shot and killed Thomas Mullen in
San Francisco yesterday. at the latter's request.
The San Francisco Chamber Of Commerce and
Board of Trade rendered a reception to the Corean
Embassy yesterday.
There were six deaths at the Pensacola navy yard
yesterday from yellow fever.
The statue OF Lafayette was unveiled at Lepuy
France, yesterday, il the presence of an immense
crowd.
Mrs. Mary Dotta committed suicide in San Jose
yesterday with strychniDe.
Dona Angela Peralta de Costa, "the Nightingale
OF Mexico" died a. MssAtan August goth, together
with three of her operate troupe.
Incendiary fires occurring in Vienna.
Shocks of earthquake were felt Tuesday at Dus ell
dorf, Germany.
Wizards party re ched Livingston, Montana, last
evening
China demands the withdrawal of France from the
Hue treaty.