Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-01
THIS moRN1se's NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1888 for As of 1907 ll4 for Ais; sterling,
s. SHOT 9OI lo1 for IS, 100 for 5s silver bars,
1923
Silver in London, 5l1d; cOnsols, 1o1 II led;
per cent United States bonds, extended, los; As,
126; AIS, 115l.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
ssi@Ss9 cents.
Mining stocks were fairly active in San Francisco
yesterday, but prices were irregular and generally
lower. Bodie fell from SO SO Thursday to 50 Is
yesterday morning, but subsequently advanced to
SO So and closed at $40 l2l, the sales comprising
about 1000 shares.
7. s. Fredericksou died suddenly in Astoria, Or,
Wednesday night
Five fires occurred in Philadelphia Thursday
night, causing loss OF from 100000 to $780,
co.,
a mysterious geyser is causing a sensation in
West Virginia.
Luke and William Jones were banged in Jackson,
O., yesterday, for the murder of Anderson Laskey.
Six hundred thousand dollars in gold will leave
New York for Europe to-day.
General Ord's remains were buried at Washington
yesterday.
The death of Cardinal Massoun, Patriarch of ST.
lica, is announced.
The national debt was reduced about g, 900 900
during February.
1t is announced that the Italian Cabinet has ro-
signed
Ten human skeletons were unearthed near No
keuIlne Hill Sunday, and tits thought they are the
remains of persons murdered in early days
Interesting items from the far north are given in
dispatch from Victoria B. C.
troupe of Japanese girl performers are coming
to New York to appear in one of the theaters.
General Grant now walks about with cane
The Chinese Consul at New York is charged with
''crookedness"
Edwin Bibby is again to wrestc Matsada Sara
kishi, japanese fashion, in New York early in
March.
George II. Mills has been found guilty in Brook
Ign of the murder Of his wits.
State Convention of colored men is in session
at Nashville, Tenn.
The Methodist Church at Orland, Colusa county,
was destroyed by fire Thursday night.
During the past month the Treasury Department
issued warrants for about Sll 100000 on account of
pensions.
0ne hundred and ninety three business failures
occurred il the United States during the past week
All the workrnen, writers and messengers in the
construction department of tie Mare Islaud Navy
Yard were discharged Yesterday
Mcdowell, the murderer, who escaped from the
San Bernardino Jail, is still at large.
The Tennessee Railroad Commission has been de-
clared an unconstitutional body
G. n of Son Lrrann;soo I,.va faiIoj
with liabilities of 1913 76l 9S.
The Island of Chios and the towns of Chesame and
Vourla, Asia Minor, have been visited by an earth
quake
The United States Government is pressing its
claim against Spain for Sc 493, 900.
The tugboat Matte Sargent was damaged by fire
at Boston yesterday, to the extent of $4,000.
verdict has been rendered in New York against
the Spectator, for libel, for SD, 900
The Riverside Citrus Fair will be held March 18th,
14th and 10Th.
The Northwest Neiss newspaper, OF Portland, Or
is to be sold by public auction next Wednesday.
Gionini, an I'alin murderer who was to have
been hanged at Vancouver, W. T., March 4th has
been respted until March 18th.
The Coroners Jury at New York rendered YER
dict of accidental drowning in the case OF salmi
Morse.
A hard glove fight of four rounds took place last
night at Pittsburg, Pa, both men being badly pun
ished
Marshall t. Polk the defaulting ex-Treasurer of
Tennessee, died yesterday East Nashville, of heart
disease
Yesterday was decidedly the coolest day of the
season in New York
Pasquale Cato, an Italian, committed suicide in
Stockton last evening by drowning
The City Council OF Toronto, Ont, has passed a
law aboIshing grocers liquor licenses.
VIM. Moore (coloyed) was hanged yesterday in
franklin, La, for the murder of Cbinanan
The railroad supervision bill was passed by the
Mississippi Senate yesterday.
One OF the Cdttenden family has been sentenced
to three years Imprisonment in Kentucky for kill
ing negro.
The United States Senate adjourned yesterday
until Monday