Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-22
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Government bonds quoted at
1881 for IS of 1907 1l4l for As 1Ol for 33s ster
ling. 81 1894 IS; 100 for &c. 100 for 5s silver
bars, hog.
Silver in London, Sold consOls, 1Ol II 16d; per
cent United States bonds, extended, los; As I27
rs, HI.
In San Francisco MeNicn dollars quoted at
S8assI cents
Mining stocks opened moderately active in San
Francisco yesterday, The BOdie assessment Of so
cents per share went on, and the stock opened at
sll 25 but subsequently fell to Sl2, closing at
So s7I. Mono was carried along with Bodie, open
ing at 81 so, advancing to 81 rs, and closing at
g As. There was considerable business in Navajo
at better prices, say s. 80 to 50. The Comstocks
were generally well sustained, though showing no
particular advance,
In Fresno county, Philip Jones shot and wounded
William and John Blunt-the former MORALLY.
Mrs Ludlow walked for a wager of 50, 900 from
Los Angeles to Tombstone, A. T, and won it,
In a railroad accident near Macon, No, yesterday
a sleeping car and two coaches were wrecked and
six passengers badly hurt.
Two fires occurred in New York City yesterday
Lusby's Music Hall, in London, was destroyed by
fire Sunday night.
The Czsr and Czarina appeared in public at St
Petersburg Sunday night
Manitoba wants her boundary extended to Hud
sons Bay.
Black recruits for the Egyptian army have to be
driven by cavalry to the front.
: Tammany men have been chosen President and
Clerk OF the New York Board of Aldermen.
testimonial subscription is proposed in Boston
to be presented to Lieutenant Rhodes the hero of
the recent marine disaster
The Canadian Pacific Railroad has asked the Do
minion Government for Sl4, 600 900 additional assist
ance.
Several buildings demolished in Malone N.
Y, Saturday, by gas explosion.
France will not recommence negotiations with
China until all her objects in Tonquia are achieved.
meeting Of Nationalist was held Sunday in the
yard Of the Catholic chapel, Dublin.
Albert Stultz died in San Jose yesterday from the
effects of a fall from a ladder.
The stage from Wickenburg for Prescott was
robbed near the latter place sunday evening.
Gus Miller, wcknown German of Portland,
Or, was found dead in bed at that place Yesterday
morning.
Two hghwaymen robbed stage near Grants
Pass, Or, yesterday, taking the express box, but
not disturbing the mail and passengers.
By the loss of fishing schooner eff the Massachu-
setts coast, fourteen lnen were drowned.
Fire destroyed the American Exchange Hotel in
Antioch yesterday morning, two men-John Griffen
and Thomas Hines-perishing in the flames.
Fire near Waia Walla, W. T.
J. n. Mcdonald was drowned Sunday in the Che
halls river, W T.
1t is expected at Portland that ice will close the
upper Columbia river within the next thirty hours
Two men were drowned Sunday night at Langley,
3. C.
A Chinaman was murdered in the street At Victo
ria B. c., sunday night
Five female members Of the Salvation Army were
arrested yesterday in Bridgeport Conn for parad
ing the streets.
The unidentified bodies recovered from the City
of Columbus disaster are to be taken to Boston and
deposited in the morgue
It is now said that the woman ynched al OuraY,
Col, last week, was soon to become a mother.
In . fight between two gamblers at Gunnison,
Col, one was instantly killed and the other mortaly
wounded
In the trial of James Mutt al Pittsburg, the case
vent TO .he jury last evening.