Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-03
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II New York Government bonds are quoted al
49, for IS Of 1907; 1923 for As; loS for BE
ssorling, g s2l94 IS silver bars, Ito.
Silver in London, Bid; consols lO2gd; pei
cent United states bonds, extended, I0e; AZ, 1928
As, II5l.
In san Francisco Mexican dollars arc quoted at
,s7I9ss cent?.
a dividend Of % cents has been declared by the
Navajo Mining Company.
Mining stocks were moderately active in San
Francisco yesterday morning The Comstocks were
dull, and some were 5@1O cents lower. Albion Con-
sclidaed fen to Is cents-the lowest in long time
Eureka Consolidated sold at $40 the best price in
a month
a stranger named Ross was drowned near Prince
ton. Cousa county, Thursday.
Mrs. Judah, the well-known and popular actress,
died in San Francisco yesterday.
Ling Lun1, who to have been executed in
San Francisco Yesterday, cheated the gallows by
hanging himself in his cell.
severe earthquake shock was felt at Centeryille,
Alameda county, yesterday morning. aud at Mepdo
cino in the afternoon.
Tue funeral OF Hank Monk, the famous stage
driver, took place vests rday in Carson, New, and
was largely attended.
jury at Salinas Yesterday declared John Craner
not guilty OF arson.
Near Fargo, D. T., Peter, Dakestrom, wealthy
farmer, unsuccessfully attempted to kill his wife,
and then hanged himself
The scientific party to observe the eclipse Of the
sun on Caroline Island, in the south Plcic sailed
from New York yesterday.
Three men were fatally injured by train at El-
mira, N. Y, yesterday.
sneak-thief 1t Philadelphia yesterday got away
with $4,000 worth of bonds.
In otteryllle, Ont, yesterday, eight buildings
were burned and one life lost.
The sentences of the officials of the Union Gen.
erale have been confirmed in Paris
The operation OF the new Postal Telegraph Com.
panys wires from New York to Cleveland is reported
as successful.
The Conference Committee on the tax and tariff
bill reached complete agreement yesterday
Colonel Harry Gllmer, the famous Confederate
scout is lying the point of death near Baltimore
The river and harbor bill, as passed by the House.
appropriates 900 for the improvement of the
Sacramento river.
A lobbyist has been convicted at Columbus, Ohio,
of attempting to bride member of the Legislature
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
nave USSlaItu Quarterly uiNlutnu Oh per cent.
The Governor of New York has vetoed the bill
reducing the passenger rates for elevated railroads
A caucus OF Republican Senators selected Ed
munds to succeed Davis as President pro tenn
Governor Alex. II. Stephens is seriously i'll at At
lanta, Ca.
The business failures in the United States and
Canada during the past week number 272.
Joseph Paul mas been found guilty at Petersburg
W. Va, Of murder in the first degree.
The Governor of Oregon has appointed j. c. |
Church Judge OF Lane county.
Navigation was resumed yesterday on the upper
Columbia and Snake rivers in Oregon, after five
weeks suspension
The Governor Of Virginia has succeeded in break |
ing up the business of the Illegal oyster dealers.
Dudley ". Rose, an ex-member of Congress, died |
Of paralysis yesterday in Washington.
Lane Dennison, IA years old, committed suicide in
New London, Conn, yesterday.
died at Port Latour, n. s., who had eaten
nothing for nearly month.
The New Brunswick Government has resigned
Arthur otwaY has been elected Deputy Speaker of
the English House of Commons.
More aerarian outrages have occurred in Anda-
lusa, Spain.
Gladstone has returned to London from Cannes.
The Empress Of Germany contributes 200 marks
TO the sufferers by floods in America.
Readers of the RECORD UNION will find much to
interest them upon the inside pages of this morn.
ings issue.
The Industrial Exhibition building bill was finally
passed by the Senate yesterday, and the bill to leg
isate the Earbor Commissioners out of office was
ordered engrossed.