Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-04
Signal Service Indication

signal Service Indications.
SAN Francisco, November 3d.-S P.M-
| Indications for the succeeding 80 hours:
North Pacific, cloudy weather and rain,
with southerly winds, brisk to high along
the coast. Middle Pacific cloudy weather
and rain, with southerly winds, brisk to
high along the coast South Pacific,
generally fair weather. with light to fresh
winds, generally southwesterly light
shower OF rain fell to-day in San Fran
cisco.
Weather Reports.
REDDING, November 3d-It is raining
lightly this evening, and threatens stormy
night.
ST. HELENA, November 3d-Rain COM
menced falling here this evening, and there
is every indication of a heavy supply.
IREKA, November 3d.-A heavy rain
storm has prevailed since noon, with like
lihood OF continuing for some time
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 3d-A good
demand Tor money on city real estate at 6
as per cent. is noted. The German Bank
has made ten loans of this kind in the past
week, aggregating ST., $50, at from one to
three years. all at per cent. The Hibernia
Bank has made fifteen loans at per cent.
for one to six years, the total amount being
$97 .450, including one loan of S51. 500 on
some Montgomery street property There
were also two other loans of $14,4OO and
$4,000 respectively. The Humboldt Bank
made three loans of 81 $50 at I. and the
San Francisco Savings Union three loans
of $500 at Z. The Mutual Loan Associa-
ton put out 81, 400 for eight years at s.
Private capitalists made fourteen loans of
$34 500 at from one to six years at to 8.
The largest loan of this character was S12,-
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put out in city real estate for the week end
ing on the ID was $15S,650. Commercial
borrowers are not very plentiful. The
amounts called for are generally small, and
the rates vary from 8 to 8 per cent, though
the amount of business over per cent is
comparatively small The feature of the
week was the arrival on the 1st of the
equivalent of 81, 100000 in English SOW
ereigns from Australia. This gold will 90
to the Mint for conversion into American
money.
Los Angeles Items.
Los ANGELES, November 3d-Haas. the
leader of the Cold Day theatrical troupe.
had +. NJ. Wills, the manager arrested to-
day for disturbing the peace. Wills was
discharged.
Ed. l.. Barker was arrested this afternoon
Tor not paying the $50 per month license
charged saloon keepers. This is the first
arrest under the new high license ordi-
nance He will he arraigned tomorrow.
On Friday NJ. L. White, foreman of the
MCPHERSON raisin ranch, three miles east of
Orange, in this county, was attacked by
about sixty Cinnamon in the vineyard
while packing up raisins. White knocked
several of them down, and defended him
self till eight white men, working near by,
came to his rescue with Shovels All the
Cinnamon then fled to their camp, where
they fortified themselves with pistols The
boss Chinaman called on the Mcpherson
brothers, and asked the discharge of White
which was refused. Several Cinnamon
were discharged, and the rest went to work
There was bad talk for u while among the
whites, but better counsel prevailed The
people of that section are represented as
considerably excited.
Stockton City Election.
STOCKTON, November 3d.-At the city
election to-day the Republicans elected
J. NJ. Welsh Mayor, by a majority of 472
votes; c. w. Brunton, Collector; c. H.
Clements, Police Judge; Frank Smith, At
torney. The Democrats elected w. w
Coevell, Assessor; b. Z. Rogers, Chief of
Police. and Frank Laning, Superintendent
of Schools. The Council and Board of
Education are evenly divided.
Boy Shot in the Eye-Woman Found
Dead in Bed.
PETALUMA, November 3d.-Yesterday at
the Two Rock School, Charley Shields, son
of VIM. Shields, aged y years, was shot in
the eye with toy pistol by boy named
Perry. Shields took his son to the city to-
day fol treatment.
This morning Mrs. Rogers, long resi-
dent of Petaluma. and mother of J. P.
Rogers, an attorney here, was found dead
in bed at Santa Rosa. She retired appa-
rently well the night before.
Senator Miller Ill.
ST. HELENA, November 3d.-Senator
Miller is reported quite i'll at Etna Springs
The Mccoy Murder Case.
SAN RUENAvENTURA, November 3d.-The
evidence in the Mccoy case has closed, and
arguments will be had tomorrow. The
leading counsel for the defense was fined
to-day for persisting in leading questions.