Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-12
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted st i2376 for Is OF 1857; n23s for SIS
sterling, 81 1894 s. 1891 for IS; silver bars,
1857.
silver in London. Al I3I6d; consols, % 15-16di
s per cent. United States bonds, extended, los;
As, 1865; AS. 1152s.
Mining shares opened lower in San Francisco
yesterday morning, and at noon were still
weaker, Hale & Norcross closing at 81 10, Saw
age 81 50, Chollar 81 40, Potos 50 cents, Gould &
Curry 81, Best & Belcher 81 80, ophir 81, Sierra
Nevada 81, Union So cents Mexican 20 cents,
Yellow Jacket 81 So Mono and Bodie were
firm at 81 20.
Fire in Fresno; loss, 100000
An uprising of soldiers occurred in Madrid
yesterday but the trouble was suppressed be-
fore it became formidable.
Yellow fever is now declared epidemic in the
State of Sonora, Mexico.
A negro was lynched at Burlington, o., Thurs
day, for a brutal assault upon young girl.
Cholera is increasing in Palermo and Sicily
There has been no personal correspondence
between Emperor William and King Alfonso
regarding the Carolines affair.
The protocol defining the Afghan frontier was
signed in London Thursday.
Inspector-Ge General Nelson H. Davis, T. S. A.
viii be placed on the retired list on the Goth in
slant.
During the past seven days 2O3 business fail
ures occurred in the United States.
The profits on Miss Cleveland's book, so far,
have been $3.50, which sum has been received
by the lady.
At Modesto. yesterday morning, John Luce
(colored) was killed by an officer while resisting
arrest.
The Washington Territory Fair is in progress
at Walla Wslla
Fred. E. Lux, farmer, shot and killed James
Dobson, another farmer, near Walla Walla, W.
I.
An Episcopalian clergyman in Woonsocket. R.
l., has resigned his charge, and accepted a call
for the Roman Catholic Church at Richmond
Va.
R. V. Chadd, a pioneer Pacific coast journalist,
dropped dead last evening in Ellensburg, W. T.
Jennie Edwards, the heroine of the song
THE Maid of Llangollen,' died in London
Thursday, aged Il.
The expulsion of foreigners from Germany
and Austria continues.
bed of rock salt has been struck near
sRochester, n. Y, at a depth of 995 feet
Pennsylvania New York, New Jersey and
Delaware report abundant fruit crops.
Political disturbances are threatened in north
ern Mexico.
Ex-Governor Reynolds, of Missouri, is men
toned as Fosters SUCCESSOR as Minister to Spain
The elections in England will be held Novem-
Der 18th
The Republicans of Mississippi viii not nomi-
nate State ticket this fall.
France lost 5000 men in the Tonquin cam
paign.
The New York State Free-thinkers' Conyen-
ton opened in Albany yesterday.
Five deaths from smallpox occurred Thurs
day in Montreal.
Two cases of smallpox were discovered yes
terday in Troy, n. Y.
The Supreme Council of the Order of Chosen
Friends adjourned at New York yesterday.
Snow appeared on the hilltops near Salt Lake
yesterday morning-the first of the season.
Thomas Morris was killed by a wagon running
over him near Bakersfield, Kern county, yes
terday.
brother of ex-Seeretary Boutwell, died in
Los Angeles yesterday.
Seven deaths from cholera occurred in Toulon
yesterday.
The French commander in Anam has been
granted authority to dispose of the youthful
King, should he deem it necessary.
The great yacht race between the Puritan and
Genesta again ended without result yesterday,
the yachts failing to sail over the course within
the required seven hours.