Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-10-09
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds we're
ouoted at 1879 for As OF 1867; n214 for 41as;
,terling. 81 s2I514 S41% 100 for IS; silver bars,
sl014.
silver in London. 5O7sd; consols, 1ol Lied;
per cent. United States bonds extended, 105
Is, 1281]5; AIS. 11514.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at Ss14@S9 cents.
Mining stocks are not active in San Francisco,
and there are no marked fluctuations in values.
The gain of few cents il one Board is lost at
the succeeding session, affording little encour-
agement to operators The largest number OF
shares transferred yesterday morning was in
Consolidated Virginia, but as this stock can be
had at % cents per share, the purchase of a
round lot does not necessitate any heavy invest
ment
A storm on Lake Michigan Tuesday night
caused several lives to be lost
Blaine left Canton, O., yesterday for Massillon
where he reviewed an imposing procession and
addressed the people.
Edwin Booth will commence an engagement
at Berlin in February.
General JohnK... Murray died in Seneca Falls
N Y, yesterday, from stroke of apoplexy.
A number of officers on English men-of-war
have been arrested for embezzling ships stores.
A cyclone on the Island of Sicily killed twenty
persons, injured fifty others, and destroyed
houses.
General Logan went from Washington to Phila-
delphia yesterday.
Spain has granted France the same trade prt-
vileges in the West Indies as are enjoyed by the
United States.
hold i,tnr ion,
in st. Louis.
John Ogden, while out hunting near Camp
tonville. Yuba county, accidentally shot and
killed himself.
The Central Baptist Association is in session
at Wheatland, Yuba county.
new cable is being laid between Dungeon
nessW. T., and Clover Point, Vancouver Island.
The steamships Queen of the Pacific and Wei
lington collided Tuesday night at Victoria, b.
c., the latter being considerably damaged.
John Jewell was found dead in his bed at san
Francisco yesterday having evidently commit
ted suicide.
In the recent town elections in Connecticut,
the Republicans made considerable gains.
Republican meeting was broken up at
Wolfsville, Md, by mob.
George Gillespie was run over by train near
Otto station, Wy T., Tuesday, and killed
The Mechanics Bank of Altoona, Pa, has
closed its doors.
Incendiary fires continue at Cleveland.
John Quincy Adams, nominated at Quincy,
Mass, for Congress, declines TO run.
The Virginia straight-out Republicans pro-
pose to withdraw their entire Electoral ticket.
Sullivan, the slogger, declares that he has
stopped drinking for all time, and in future is
determined to take care of himself
Maud S. trotted half mile in lO3I4 at Hart
ford, making the last quarter in @O14 seconds.
The FL Dorado County Immigration Associa-
ton was organized Yesterday at Placeryille.
The bombardment of Tamsui, China, by the
French feet, is still in progress
The Momons of Titan have renominated John
T. Caine for Delegate to Congress.
The law in New York forbidding the manu-
facture of cigars in tenement houses has been
declared unconstitutional.
The Congregational Association of California
is in session at Stockton.