Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-24
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bozds
were quoted at 1921 for As of19O7; 1875 for u.s.
sterling 81 Sl14@4 So; 1878 for IS; silver bars
1917.
silver in London, 4911ad: eonsols, 80 1z6d 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 105; is,
126; AS. 116is.
IN San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at s63<dS7 cents.
Yesterday morning the general stock market
in San Francisco was feverish. Some stocks did
not hold up TO Mondays prices, owing to the
general desire to secure profits among people
who have not had such an opportunity for four
or five months The Comstocks were weaker,
the natural result of reaction, and the sales
were small. The Bodie stocks were frmer.
The California Southern Railroad is to be ex-
tended through Cajon Pass to a connection with
the Atlantic and Pacific at or near Daggett
Cleveland refused to receive present of a
cask of rum from an admiring distiler, and the
Democrats will probably read him out of the
party"
Harrigan & HATS Theater Comique, in New
York, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Four large business blocks were burned yes
terday at Cambridge, N. Y
The New York Board of Aldermen have been
restrained by an injunction from passing any
acts until December 10Th.
Charles Murray, Il Californian, has been SEN
fenced at Toronto, Ont, to three years impris-
onment for being too free with his revolver.
Cardinal Consolini, Project of the Propaganda,
is dead
In a railroad accident fifty miles east of Chi
cago four persons were fatally injured and
sixteen others badly bruised.
William Fleetas was taken from Jail by a mob
in Madison parish, La and shot to death
The National Liberals of Germany approve of
Bismarcks foreign policy.
The French lost twenty killed and ninety
three wounded in the recent engagement with
the Chinese near Chu.
The bodies of twenty children have been
taken from the ruins OF the burned orphan
asylum at Brooklyn.
James L. RuiIin, ex-Chief of Police of Cincin-
natl, is dead.
The bequest by Mrs Jennie McGraw-Fiske of
100000 to Cornell University is being contested
by her heirs.
a Roman Catholic Church at Erie, Pa re-
Gently dedicated, has been completely demol-
ished in gale.
In the late State elections Republican Gov
errors were chosen in place of Democrats in
Colorado, Kansas and Michigan.
Rev. Patrick Walsh, Catholic priest died
suddenly in Stockton yesterday.
The New York IIIond has been sued for libel,
with damages laid at $4,000.
Two boys were killed by falling roof At
Pinto Utah.
Hiram A. Neibaur is missing from Heber
Utah, and is supposed to have persisted in the
snow.
Extremely cold weather and violent snow
storms prevail in Wyoming and Colorado.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the appoint
ment of W. B. Thompson as Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
A car wheel crushed the right arm of Johr
Cahin, a brakeman, at Gold Hill, New, yester
day
The strike of coal miners in New Mexico ha.
been settled by arbitration.
The Oregon and California Railroad Company
have decided to transfer the road to the Contra
Pacific
On Jackass Prairie, W. T., Chris Taylor sho
and killed William Stone, in d quarrel about SO
The death of William Henry Charming is an
noUnceS from London.