Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-05
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1915 for As Of 1907, 1144 for AS, 1ol for BIS;
sterling 81 SSa4 S. 100 for 49, 100 for IS; silver
bars, l104.
Silver in London, Sold consOls, 1ol IL 1od; per
cent United States bonds, extended, 100; Is, lz't
As, 11s.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
B84G89 cents.
The feature in stocks at San Francisco Thursday
was the lump Of Bodie, which sold up to 90 % IN
the afternoon This stock sold throughout the
greater part of December at 60 to 9oc, only turning
the dollar mark on the 9th OF that month The
highest figure paid for it at any time last year was
81. and it did sell at one time as low as lOc. Inc
rise is said to have been on developments. The
range Yesterday morning was 50 IS to 81 50. The
Comstocks were without much change.
The trouble in Newfoundland between the Catho-
lies and Orangemen is not yet settled. Another VIC
tim Of the Harder Grace riots died yesterday.
A collision occurred yesterday on the Canadian
Pacific Railway between Montreal and Ottawa
twelve persons being injured.
The funeral Of the victims Of the recent railway
disaster near Toronto takes place in that city to-day
Henry Wizards resignation President of the
Northern Pacific Railway yesterday accepted by
the Directors of that company.
Yesterday was the coolest day of the present win
ter in the East.
Extra guards are being placed on all the railways
in England to prevent Fenian outrages.
The Nih,list movement in Russia is said TO be dl-
rected from Paris ard Geneva.
In high wind at Newport, R. L, Thursday night,
several persons were hurt.
The book written by Queen Victoria, " More
Leaves from Journal OF Life i'll the Highlands, -
has been printed.
There is an unusually large number Of men idle
in Pittsburg at present.
Trouble is said to be brewing in the Sandwich
Islands.
Eleven miles southwest of Chicago a train of
twenty cars of live ok is showed in and it is be-
lieved the cattle have all persisted
child fell from baby carriage in Santa Barbara
county, and injured its mouth SO badly that it
starved TO death.
William T. Mahan, brakeman, was run over by
mis- train and killed yesterday near Selma, Fresno
county.
Fred. Marble was found dead in the street at
Bakersfield yesterday.
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Sharon divorce case in San Francisco.
A prize fight took place on New Years Day in the
parlor of fashionable house in Baltimore
The sale Of the book Sara Bunum has been
prohibited in Paris
Herman Schmidt, the Chico wife-murderer, was
hanged yesterday in Orovile,
Nineteen inmates of the Convent Notre Dame de
Lourdes at Montreal were poisoned by pie made
of tainted meat Thursday, and two are danger
ously ill,
During the eleven months ending November S0th,
the Union Pacific Railroad earned 81, 353,77
The Tabor Grand Opera House in Denver, Col,
vas damaged by fire yesterday to the amount Of
$4,000.
Thursday night, in Denver, fourteer-year-old
white girl was married to a coal-black negro.
The Jail at Oroyile is completely bare Of pris-
oners
Francisco Tapia died suddenly in Los Angeles
Thursday night of apopleSy.
Henry Willard Yesterday made an assignment for
the benef, of his creditors.
A steamer arrived at Milwaukee yesterday GOV
cred with ice three inches thick.
James Crummidy (colored) was hanged for murder
yesterday at Eastman, Ca.
The execution OF Yalmar Rector (colored) took
pace in Baton Rouge, La, yesterday, under serio-
comic circumstances.
The Coal Miners State Convention adjourned sine
die at Pittsburg yesterday.
Thomas F. Cakes has been elected President of
The Northern Pacific.