Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-11
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.


In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at 1898 for As of 1907 114s for As lol for
Sis; sterling, 81 s3@4 IS 1909 for IS, 100 for 5s;
silver bars, 1lls.
Silver in London, 50ld; consols, To- IL led; per
cent United States bonds extended los; IS, 1861 /;
SIS, l16l.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s7t@sS cents.
There was light business in mining stocks in San
Francisco Saturday morning, and prices were about
the same as Friday There was a small advance in
some kinds and small decline in Others
Louis NJ. Vandoren lost his right hand in saw
mill at Seattle, W. T Saturday.
The SuIlivan-slade party cleaned up s., 600 at
Seattle, W. T.
Fire in Seattle, W. T; loss, s., 900.
At Seattle, W. t, the ground is covered with
four inches OF snow
Burglars secured s257 in Nevada City saloon
Saturday night.
J. D. Gray was accidentally killed near Napa
while telling tree.
1t is reported that Geronimo and his band have
surrendered and are their way to the San Carlos
Agency in Arizona.
The Wilson Rule wrestling match at Tombstone,
A. T, Saturday night. won by Rule.
The severest storm of the winter prevailed on the
Sierras last night.
In an ARRAY IN the Ceur d'Alene mines, James
Nelson was fatally shot by sporting man known as
Three-fngered Jack.
Robert Devlin was shot and fatally wounded at
Colfax, W. t, Saturday, by George Haverly.
Rain fell again yesterday in southern California.
Iol,, oI1,-
was shot and killed by J. F. Butterworth.
Yesterday was the coolest day OF the present
winter at Portland, Or.
prize of $500 is offered for every discovery Of
new comet during 1884 in the United State or
Canada.
Six convicts were whipped Saturday at Newcastle,
Del.
The Mexican Central Railway subscription has
closed in New. York.
A Chinaman was refused naturalization in Wash
ington Saturday.
General Grants condition, though not serious, is
such that he will be confined to his home many
weeks.
Six men were wounded in shooting affray at Hot
Springs, Ark, Saturday.
The murderer of John Pennington and wife, near
Frankfort, KS, was tramp.
Tom Allen, the pugilist, has been arrested in st.
Louis for participating in prize fight which took
place eight years ago.
Thirteen mills have closed down at Fall River,
Mass, throwing 1000 operatives out Of work.
Several naval cadets are on trial by Court.martial
at Annapolis, Nd, for hazing.
General Gordon has reached Berber.
A Japanese student has been baptized and received
into the Methodist Church at wilbraham, Mass, =
stepwhieh will prevent his return to Japan.
Cetewayo, the Zulu chief, is dead
Edward Dunno, late Chief Justice of Arizona,
has been created Count by the Pope.
Disorder and riot prevails at San Juan, Argentine
Republic.
A. P. Whitney, formerly State Senator from So.
noma county, died in San Francisco yesterday.
The Creek Indians fighting among themselves
again in Indian Territory.
Near UniOntown, Pa, Saturday night Frank
Wilson shot and killed his father, 60 year old.
United States Minister Hunt is quite i'll in St
Petersburg.
There is lively prospect of trouble on the Texas
border between Mexican and United States authori.
ties.
The situation in the flooded districts is unchanged,
unless it be for the worse.