Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-06
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 12S3 for is of 1907 1I3l for as;
sterling, "a sl1l94 s6s 1851 for Ss; silver bars,
1929.
Silver in London, 473gd; consols, 100 9-16d; )
per cent. United States bonds. extended, los;
As. 12715; rs, 1l61l.
In the San Francisco mining shares market
yesterday the Comstocss were weaker and the
Bodies tirmer. But little business was transacted
Jim 2enwick, the racer, is a subject of litiga.
ton in New York.
The Duke Of Edinburgh is to be appointed
commander of the British Mediterranean
squadron.
The Monetary Conference in Paris has closed
Austrian troops are being moved into the dis
trict Of Bocche di Cattaro
1t is thought in London that the conviction Of
editor Stead, Salvation Army Booth and Mrs.
jarrett, in connection with the Armstrong alb
duction case, is certain.
Italy will send two officers to British India to
witness the maneuvers of the Indian army
The name of Prince Alexander of Blu garia,
has been stricken from the Russian army list
Do1nan B. Eaton has been temporarily reap
pointed member of the Civil Service Commits
sion, vice Thoman, resigned
Z. W. Haskell en- route to Iowa. fell from
train near The Needles, yesterday, and was
killed.
John Gear, shot at Lagrange, stanislaus coun-
ty month ago by Al. Bennett, died in Modesto
yesterday from blood poisoning.
Land frauds Of considerable Dimensions have
been unearthed in Salt Lake.
J. d. Mccoy, on trial for murder in San Blu
enayentura has been convicted of manslaugh-
ter, and will be sentenced next Tuesday.
large silk factory built by foreign capital
and operated by foreign labor, is TO be estab-
lished at Hoboken, y. J.
The late General Mcclellan was a second
cousin of Lord Clyde.
E L. Carson, of Texas, has been appointed In
dian Agent at ouray, Utah.
Princess Elalie, sister Of King Alfonso, of
Spain, is to be married to the son of the Duke of
Montpensier.
Martin Woolbart one OF the earliest citizens of
Martinez, died at that place Wednesday.
The death of Robert Thornbu:n, the noted
miniature painter, is announced from London.
The Missionary Society of the NJ. e. Church is
in session at New York
Several arrests have been made in st. Louis in
connection with the recent dynamite explosions
on the street car tracks.
All the Chinese at Seattle, w. T., have agreed
to leave that place, the laborers going at once,
and the merchants and property holders in d
few weeks.
At Albany, Or, Wednesday evening, Captain
w. II. Sanders shot James Campbell, the latter
dying yesterday morning
The first meeting of the Balkan Conference
took place yesterday in Constantinople.
London dispatch announces the laundering
ofthe Norwegian bark Aquila, and the drown
ing of twenty-five persons.
Ex-senator VIM. Sharon yesterday decided all
his property ts6,OOoOOO to his son Fred and
Frank C. Newlands, his son-n-law in trust for
his heirs.
An anti Chinese movement is in progress in
San Jose.
Operations win be resumed at Roachs ship
yard, in Chester Pa, Monday, and 800 men put
to work.
Heavy and damaging rains are reported in the
midland districts of England.
Persons are being arrested at Belgrade for
couspiring TO overthrow the Government.
i great fire occurred in William street, New
York, yesterday