Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-11

Use making any further replies, at this
lime, to the false statements being indus |
triously circulated regarding the company
and its management, more than to say, In
Justice to Governor Warden, that the insin-
uation that he is in any way indebted to
the Union Pacific Railroad Company is en-
tirely and maliciously false.
A Deacon Shot to Death in Church
While at Prayer.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10th.-A spe-
cial to the Picdyrtae from Canton, Tex,
says; A horrible murder was committed
last night at colored church ten miles
east of this city. Leon Cockrell a negro
school teacher, shot Aaron War; a colored
deacon, while the latter was kneeling with
the congregation in prayer. Officers have
gone to arrest the murderer.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, September 10th.-There was
little change in the opening quotations at
the Stock Exchange this morning. There
was no advance except in Texas and
Pacific. In the early dealings the market
was feverish and active, and later Erie. the
Vanderbilts and Jersey Central developed
considerable weakness, the latter declining
per cent, a portion of which was subse-
quently recovered. There was a well dis
u ibAtN't OllSlAlCSS ullOilS Inc STOCKS DelOng-
ing to the active list, and lively trading until
late in the first hour, when the market
became comparatively steady and more
quiet. AT II O'Clock it was dull but firm.
New YORK, September 10th-Noon.-
Stocks which were weak Immediately after
II o'clock, and accompanied with consider
able activity, declined I to Z, Vanderbilts
beng the most prominent. The decline
was checked in the first twenty minutes
and another rally followed, carrying prices
up to and in many cases little above the
IL clock figures, but the Vanderbilts re-
manned sluggish and failed to recover. The
market then became steady within small
fractions of the opening quotations.
New YORK, September 10th-Central Pa
cific, 81; Burlington, 1881; Northern Pacific,
pos preferred, 49, Northwestern, 95s
New York Central, 81; Oregon Naviga-
ton, 794; Transcontinental, %; Pacific
Mail, 499 Panama, 9S st. Louis and San
Francisco, 1S!; Texas Pacific, III Union
Pacific sos; Wells-Fargo's Express, 115;
| Western Union, 69s.
New YORK, September 10th.-After go
| stocks were quiet and somewhat irregular,
with slight downward tendency for the
majority. The fluctuations were generally
within narrow limits. The market closed
| feverish, generally not much above the
| lowest figures of the day
Destructive Fires.
| MILWAUKEE Wis.,, September 1lth-g
A. M.-The large works of the Milwaukee
| Cement Company, at Linderwain station
five miles north of this city, are being
| burned. Assistance has Just gone from
| this city. 1t will be some time before par,
ticulars can be learned.
NASHVILLE (1enn.), September 11th-A
MA fire broke out at lis this morning
| in the rear of Lesher Bros stable and in a
| short time destroyed it, together with &c
horses and mules and 100 buggies and car.
riages also Woods saloon.
Damaging Rains in Mississippi.
Jackson (Miss.) }, September 10th.-Heavy
rains to-day have done untold damage tc
crops, especially in Yazoo county. The
fall of water was unprecedented, overflow
ing and almost washing away the fields il
some places. The Yazoo Railway los
several bridges, and the track is so badly
undermined that no trains can be run
The cotton crop will fall far short of las
months estimate, and the farmers anC
merchants are becoming discouraged be-
cause of the gloomy outlook.
Suicide on a Man-of-Vyar
New ORLEANS, September 1Oth.-Ensigr
F. G.. Rider, assistant engineer on The
United States man-of-war Swatara, com
mitted suicide in his bunk on board of tina
vessel this afternoon, by shooting himsel
in the head. No cause is assigned for tn,
act.
Death of Admiral Livingston.
New YORK, September 11th-A. M.-ReaI
Admiral John w. Livingston died her,
yesterday. He was born here in 1904.