Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-21
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 12324 for As of 1907; lib for as:
sterling, 81 S4@4 So 1885 for IS; silver bars,
1857.
Silver in London, az 9-16d consols, 100 7-I5d; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 1o5;
Sc, ~; as, 1l6
The mining share market in San Francisco
yesterday morning was full of strange and I'M
accountable ups and downs sort of specuIa-
tive chaos. On the regular call the market con-
timed to show irreguiarity, but on the whole
was well sustained. Business was active.
The French Ministers Of Agriculture and
Commerce have resigned
England viii send an energetic remonstrance
to Servia and Greece against their formidable
ornaments.
number of serious riots and imposing
demonstrations have recently taken place in
Copenhagen.
In New Orleans, Saturday night, Alfred
Klausen fatally shot Robt E. Diamond and
wounded Edward Connolly in the leg.
ExFirst Assistant Postmaster.G General Hay
died yesterday in Pittsburg.
The President yesterday appointed VIM. Fl
Bickford as Receiver of Public Moneys at
Shasta, and Sylvester Hull as Register of the
Land Office at Shasta.
Crete is in favor of a union with Greece
Russia is prepared to land 10000 troops in
Yerna. seaport town of Bulgaria, in twenty
four hours
The entire national militia of Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia have been summoned for
immediate service in defense of their country.
II II thought in Rome that the Archbishop of
Baltimore viii soon be made Cardinal.
The University Regents yesterday elected
Professor Holden President.
Walt Whitman, the poet. is in bad health.
An old man named Burrows died suddenly in
Chico yesterday.
Patrick Healey committed suicide in Port
land, Or, Monday night with strychnne
The Walkup poisoning case is on trial at En-
poria, Kansas
Nine deaths resulted from the railroad acct
dent near Jersey City Sunday.
Pyne, the Pamellite candidate for Parliament
for Waterford is to be prosecuted for a seditious
speech
committee has been formed in London to
assist all persons in Ireland who have been boy
cotted.
John Roggenbrod was placed on trial in New
York yesterday for an attempt to commit sui
eide.
Blackleg has appeared among herd of COWS
in Greenfield, Mass
since the beginning of summer 5000 French
men have died of cholera in Tonquin
The members of the Utah Commission have
arrived in Washington and will soon begin the
preparation of their report.
The annual fair of the Sixth Agricultural Dis
trict opened at Los Angeles yesterday.
Snow fell in Michigan yesterday to depth of
eight inches
Riel, the condemned Manitoba rebel, has been
respited until November 10th.
Robert McClelland was found in a dying con-
dition at Bismarck, D. T., last evening, having
been murderously assaulted and robbed.
The shipment of wheat from Duluth in Cana
dian bottoms has been prohibited by the Treas
ury Department
The annual convention of the Christian Wom-
ems Board of Missions of the United States
opened yesterday in Cleveland
An intensely interesting letter from Hon.
Chauncey NJ. Depew to Colonel Fred. Grant. de
failing a conversation between the former and
General Grant is given this morning, having
been telegraphed from New York