Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-25
NEWS OF THE MORNING

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1221 for Is of 1907 1l17s for as
sterling, 81 Sl@4 s615; 1917 for IS; silver bars,
10Y.
Silver in London, 40 3-16d consols, IS 5-l6d !
Der cent. United States bonds, extended, los; 4s
12435s; AS, 11435.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S4@S41a cents.
The stock market opened III San Francisco yes
terday with slightly higher prices for Savage and
Chollar, but Hale ~ NoreIoss was not so well
maintained, opening at So and closing at S5li
Business was very dull and it seemed to be any
body IS market. The other stocks showed little
change.
Mackin and Gallagher, convicted of election
frauds in Chicago, were yesterday granted a
writ of error and admitted to bail in'the sum Of
$4,000 each
Joe Goss, the famous pugilist, died in Boston
yesterday.
Monsignor Glortux is to be consecrated Vicar
Apostolic of Idaho.
During the last six months the earnings of the
Union Pacific Railroad amounted to S14, 73S, 600
Barrios is advancing on San Salvador with
5000 men.
The President yesterday nominated William
A. J. Sparks to be Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
In Sundays fight near Suakim 0Sman Digna' :
famous chief Taggah was killed.
Clarence Gray was found guilty at Winnemuc-
ca New, yesterday, of murder in the first degree
General Miles has returned to Vancouver, W.
T., from his attendance on the Swain Court.
martial in Washington.
Frederick Gross was found drowned at Port
land, Or, yesterday.
Breakfasts to unemployed workingmen are
the latest fashion in London charity.
Nevfn, ex-Mayor of Adrian, Mich has been
sentenced to ten years in the State Prison.
The Democrats of Cincinnati have nominated
George Gerle for Mayor.
Rain fell again yesterday in southern Califor
mia.
Peace negotiations between France and China
and in progress at Pekin.
The Mansion House flag in Dublin has been
stolen, to prevent the Mayor from lowering it
when the Prince of Wales arrives.
The British surveying party recently sent to
Bechoanland, South Africa, has been seized by
the Beers.
The German Reiehstag yesterday adjourned
for three weeks
The French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
adopted the scrutin de liste bill by u vote of 4l2
to %.
The Texas House yesterday passed bill to
compel railroad companies and other corpora
tons doing business in that State TO maintain
general Office therein.
George Foster cut his throat with razor in
Clifton, A. T., Monday
Marcel Piareo fell down a mining shaft at
Morenci A. T., Monday night, and was killed
Mormons are moving through New Mexico in
large numbers, on their way from Utah to Chi
huahua.
The bill providing for compulsory education
i'll Ireland passed first reading i'll the House of
Commons last night.
The steamer City of Para. from Aspinwall,
with yellow fever on board, is quarantined in
New York harbor.
a fire in Boston last night caused heavy loss
The referee in the Cleary Carr glove contest
N san Francisco has awarded the fight to CIeary
April LIST viii be the SEVENTEEN anniversary of
Bismasck's birth, and viii be observed as u holt
day
Rev. William Harris, a prominent Presbyterian
minister of Princeton, y. j., died yesterday in
Savannah, Ga
The rebellion in Manitoba is assuming serious
proportions. .
Active and energetic preparations for war are
in progress in India.