Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government ponds
were quoted at 1928 for As of 1907: 1123 for as
sterling 81 S7@4 IS; 10354 for IS; SILVER bars,
I07.
silver in London, 49lsd; consols, 80 11-16d; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended. 1O5; As,
1855 AS, l151s.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S4149Si$4 cents.
In the San Francisco mining share market
Yesterday the Comstocks were active and near
ly all the stocks sold at a small advance on pre-
yious rates The favorites were the northenders
and middle stocks, but on the south Alta had O
sharp little revival. The Bodie stocks were
firm.
P. S Murphy, an old ard well-knOwn citizen,
died in Grass Valley yesterday.
1t is reported from Cairo, Egypt, that General
Gordon was not killed ia the KhaItounl mar
sacre.
John Henderson hanged himself near SYRIA
cuse, n. y, Monday,
Walter c. Whipple, Il medical college student,
committed suicide Monday evening in New
York.
The developments in the iron strike at Pitts
burg yesterday were favorable to the strikers.
T. J. Cluverius, convicted in Richmond, Va,
ofthe murder of Lillian Madison, has been de
MED a new trial.
A R Converse, President ofthe First National
Bank at Cheyenne, Wyoming, died in New
York yesterday of paralysis.
The losses bt fire i'll the United States and
Canada during May amounted to S, 10000.
Frederick H. Marsh has been appointed
United States Marshal for the northern district
of Illinois.
A waterspout burst near Lagos, Mexico, Sun
day, doing great damage to property and causing
the loss of 100 lives.
In a railroad accident in Russia, Monday,
seventeen persons were killed and wounded.
De Lesseps has been appointed President OF
the French exhibition of 1889.
The British Cabinet yesterday decided TO ten
der their designations to the Queen at once, in
view of the action of the House of Commons
Monday night.
The English House of Lords and House of
Commons adjourned yesterday until Friday
An Art Loan Exhibition is in progress at Los
Angeles
Three two-story buildings were burned in
Chinatown at Eureka, New, Monday night
James Hughes accidentally shot and killed
himself near Eureka, New, yesterday
Schools died yesterday in Santa Cruz
Colonel Archibald McKindry, of the famous
California Hundred" died in Santa Cruz yes
terday.
Senator Logan called upon President Cleye-
land yesterday.
In fracas at Berea, Ky, two men were killed
and one fatally wounded.
mob took Eli and Sam Dyer out of Jail at
Bonham, Tex, yesterday morning, and hanged
them to a tree.
StetsOn, the well known theatrical manager
was fined $ and costs in New York yesterday,
for profanity on the street.
Ten excursionists were drowned in the Rhine
near Basic Monday.
Riel, the Manitoba rebel, is said to be kept in
irons
German war vessel has captured another
British smack for fishing in prohibited waters.
The treaty of peace between France and China
was signed al Tientsin yesterday.
Monsgnor Bourget, Roman Catholic Arch
bishop of Indianapolis Canada, is dead.
The bandit chief Arleaga has been found dead
near Palmillas Cuba.
The assessment paid in Ohio under the Scott
liquor tax law before it was declared unconsti-
tutional, will not be returned to the saloonists
The wheat crop in Illinois this year Will be
less than 100000 bushels, against 100000
bushels last year.
Secretary Bayard addressed the students ofthe
University at Lawrence, Ks, Monday evening.
John Evans (eolored) was hanged by mob
near Live Oak Fla, Monday.
Charles Dewitt has been found guilty Of muir
der in the first degree at Colusa.
China has abandoned all political relations
with Anam
JiIh Renwick won the three-quarters of mile
race at Jerome Park, yesterday, in l:19.
James Bee, arrested for arson, made a full
confession of his crimes at San Jose yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of Oregon, F. and A NJ, Is
in session at Portland.
The steamer Weser, just arrived at New York,
has smallpox among her steerage passengers,
who have been quarantined.