Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-14
THIS MoRNING's NEWS.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
puoted at 123s for As of 1907 114 for AIS; sterling,
"a s6I@4 90; lol for IS, 100 for 5s silver bars,
l11J.
Silver in London, 5osd consols, 1oI IL led per
cent United States bonds, extended, los; As 1861
rs, llGl.
IS cents
Mining stocks we're again weak in San Francisco
yesterday. Bodie was active, but at lower prices,
opening at 81, and rising at 81 25, with 1000 shares
sold. let OF 800 shares, seller 30, let 60 at
&c 621 ophir sold at 81 %, after selling down to
81 20 Tueadsy evening Gould & Curry dropped to
81 As, the lowest in some time. Eureka Consciida-
ted sold at 81 for odd lot of 81 shares, but regular
lots were quoted at 81 25. The Tuscarors stocks
were not so firm.
TRe gymnasium at Berkeley was destroyed by fire
Tuesday night.
A motion has beec made fer trial at Tomb
stone, A. T, in tAs case q the Bisbes murderers,
and argument thereon will be heard next Monday.
British troops in Egypt have been ordered to re-
iieve Tokar.
At Dundee. Scotland, Tuesday, seven persons
were drowned by the cspsizing Of pleasure boat,
~'AN-
United States will shortly be signed at Madrid.
dispatch states that the commander OF the
French forces in Toaquin intended to attack Bacninh
Tuesday.
BradIAush proposes to stand in Northampton for
reelection to the House Of Commons.
1t IS stated that the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
will be extended to San Francisco independent of
the Southern and Central Pacific.
DIR. George IL Marshall, tried at Pittsburg for at
tempting to blackmail Mary Anderson, has been ac-
quilted.
The Queen of Tahiti left New York yesterday for
France.
Mexico will be represented at the Worlds Exhibit
ton IN New Orleans, the Government having aPpro-
priated g 0,O0O for that purpose.
Fire at McMnnville, Or; loss, $1,000.
The report of the safe arrival OF General Gordon
at Berber is confirmed. He left there yesterday for
Rhartoum.
After the rebels entered Sinkat they put everyone
to the sword
Unprecedented weather is reported from Texas,
consisting of cyclones, rain and sleet.
A young merchant of Augusta, Ca, has received
sixteen challenges to fight duels from many diff
ferent young men, and has accepted them all
A Violent earthquake ~ bltIles, <ASatlC
Turkey, which destroyed many buildings.
Cox has been elected Chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee, in place Of Rosecrans.
Heavy fogs are causing much inconvenience in
New York city.
Meryine Thompson challenges John L. Sullivan
to 4 hard-glove fight for 81, coo or s., 900.
The Wala Walla wv. IT, Board of Trade protest
against the forfeiture of the Northern Pacific land
grant.
The Tucson "a. IT, opera house, burned Tuesday
night, cost s2l 900 about year ago, and was well
insured.
The gross receipts Of matinee in Chicago yes-
terday for the benefit of the flood sufferers were
$1,000.
Fire at Sprague, W. T.; less, $4,000.
The National Trotting Association is in session at
New York.
Trouble is imminent with the striking miners at
Shaners Pa.
The National Educational Association began its
annual session in Washington yesterday.
A glove fight In New York last night was stopped
by the police in the third round.
The death OF Aaron BIinstein, the German publ
cist, is announced.
William Huefner, pioneer of 1877, died in San
Francisco yesterday.