Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-01

Pacific, 1863; Northern Pacific preferred, 394
Northwestern, 923; New York Central, $50 |
Oregon Railway and Navigation, 50 |
Transcontinental, 1871; Pacific Mail, 500
Panama, 9S; st. Louis and San Francisco,
III; Texas-Pacific, 11s; Union Pacific, 81 /; !
Wells Fargo Il Co.'S Express, 112; West !
ern Union, CO.,
New YORK, June 30th.-Noon- Stocks |
during the past hour declined fraction,
but subsequently recovered, and at noon
the market was quiet and strong for Pacific |
Mail and Northwestern, higher for Lake |
Shore, New York Central and ST. Paul, and |
lower for Lackawanna, Western Union and |
Union Pacific
New YORK, June 30th-3. P. M.-During |
the past hour the stock market has been |
quiet and generally strong, especially near |
the close. The market finally closed heavy. |
Suicide of an ex-Government Official.
New ORLEANS, June 30th.-A. J. Du- |
mont, late Naval Officer of this port, and |
Chairman of the Republican State Central |
Committee, blew his brains out to-day at
said to have been the cause of the act.
Dumont was Al years old. After his term
as Naval Officer expired, some months ago, |
he went to Central America, from which
country he had but recently returned !
Since his return he has frequently COM
planned of heart disease, and threatened to
kill himself. He returned yesterday from
visit to his father-in-law in Point Coupe
parish, and to-day again threatened to kill
himself His wife took his pistol and
locked it up in a chest, when she took a
seat in the yard.
Population of New York City.
III
tory, issued to-day, shows the population OF
the city to-day To be about 1853, $50. Al
lowing one name il the Directory TO repre-
sent five persons, it increases the rate o.
600 yearly. 1t contains the names and
addresses of 80, 746 citizens-an increase of
1917 over last years Directory.
Populous Locality.
New YORK, June 30th.-The census re-
turns show Paterson, n. j., to have $4,000
people, Jersey City 10000, and Newark
$4,000. All taken together, with Brook
lyn, Hoboken Long Island City and other
near suburbs, the American metropolis has
2,750,000, or half million more people
than any town in Christendom except Lon
don.
Not Chip of the Old Block
BROOKLYN, June 30th.-A writer in the
Union SAYS George L. Gould, son of Jay,
ago he set himself up in the privilege bust
ness, as a competitor of Russell Sage. |
was confident when young Gould COM
menced writing privileges that he would
not keep it very long, and that the first in
vitation he received to go fishing he would
accept. jay Gould has tried every way TO
make business man of his eldest son, but
the eldest son has evinced no particular
| liking for the cares of finance.
Catholic knights of America.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), June 30th.-The SUI
preme officers of the Catholic Knights of
America assembled at the Louisville Hotel
at o'clock this evening, for the purpose of
electing a Supreme Medical Examiner and
Chairman of the Sinking Fund for the en-
suing two years. DR.. DOherty, of Louis
Vile, KY; Dr. Rodman, of Lebanon, KY;
Dr. Lotus, of st. Louis, Mo; DR.. L. J.
Brennan, of indianapolis, Ind, and DR.. +.
Miles Willett, of Memphis, Tenn, were
| placed in nomination, and on the sixth bal
| lot DR.. Willett was reelected. John Duffy
of Memphis, Tenn. was elected Chairman
| of the Sinking Fund Commission, and will
have charge of the fund.
Disastrous Lumber Fire.
AMIGO Langsdale county, Wis.,, June
| 30th.-A fire broke out at 9 o'clock last
night in the lumber piles on each side of
| the railway track here and spread rapidly
consuming an immense amount of lumber
| belonging to Sherbwin, Bryant r. w.
| Pierce, Of Milwaukee, and Weed Il Co., of
| Oshkosh. The mills were saved. The loss
| is estimated at 100000; insurance, 5000, 600
! The President and Secretary Bayard.
| New YORK, June 30th.-The Post says of
| the stories i'll circulation about a disagree
ment between the President and Secretary
4 Ra yra and NUp St,pal L Of
what we certainly know, that there is not
| even the shadow of foundation or warrant
| for any such statement. Any pretense to
| the contrary is the boldest untruth.'
McCullough's Money.
PHILADELPHIA June 30th.-William L.
| Johnson, Mrs. McCulloughs lawyer, said
to-day to a Press reporter: Mccullough
| has about So, 000 worth of iewelry, stocks
| and bonds, in the hands of friends in New
| York. He has no real estate, the house
| Mrs. Mccullough lives in on East Thomp-
son street, in this city, being in her own
| name.
Peace Secured.
DENVER (Col.), June 3Oth.-The Neos has
| just received the following
IGNACIo Coll, June 3Oth.
The head chief of the Utes promises fur
ther retaliation for the assassination of the Ute
family of six on Friday morning, June 10Th. and
peace is secured. SToLLsTElNER Agent
| Five Young Children Seriously Burned.
TRINIDAD Coli, June 3Oth.-Five young
| children of James Hartley were seriously
burned this morning, while playing with
| powder which had been thrown i'll the
yard.
Justifable Lynching.
New ORLEANS, June 30th-A special to
the Picaypae from Vicksburg, Miss, re-
ports the lynching of a negro at Smede's
place, III Shankey county, for outraging a
| little girl named Annie Curtis. 1t is said
! the girl will die.
A Total Wreck.
| New YORK, July 1st-A. M.-President
Houston, of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, received a dispatch from the
Yokohama agent of the company yester
day, saying the City of Toxic would be a
total wreck, and that she ran on the rocks
| at the entrance of the bay of Yokohama
during heavy fog, when the Captain and
two other officers were on the bridge.