Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-20
NEWS OF THE MORNING

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1884 for Is of 1907; 1l3 for rs;
sterling, 81 s494 Sc 1925 for IS; silver bars,
1857
Silver in London, AZ 9-16d consols, 100 7-led; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 100;
Is, f27i as, 116.
At the opening session of the Stock Board in
San Francisco yesterday morning the tendency
OF most of the mining stocks was to advance,
aud there was general marking up of prices
over what they were at Saturday closing. In
the Comstock department the north-end stocks
were imbued with life, and for time were
favo-ites with dealers. On the regular call,
however, there was a sharp little decline in the
Comstocks, which affected nearly every stock
that had previously advanced. The Bodie
stocks also failed 20 hold up to previous rates.
Business was active
Rev. W. F. Price, of Lynn, Mass, is to succeed
Church III New York.
Two women and two children were burned to
death in Chicago yesterday morning.
Grace CEpiscopaIl Church, in New York is
gathering Cinnamon into its Sunday school.
China will proceed Immediately to build rail-
ways throughout the Empire
Turkey viii demand OF the Powers more ac-
tive assistance in enforcing the Berlin treaty.
The French elections Sunday passed of
quietly, and resulted III q Republican victory.
Three more bodies-a woman and two boys
have been found in the railway wreck near
Jersey City.
fire at san Bernardino, yesterday morning,
caused considerable damage.
Two young men were shot and severely
i.
Sunday evening, by the accidental discharge of
pistol
At Santa Cruz, Sunday night. a Chinaman
was shot by fellow-countryman, for presenting
him with a bill.
The report o. the Turkish Minister of War
shows that there are over 100000 Turks under
arms.
Slavery in Brazil has been formally abolished
The body of Willie Washum, recently drown
cd near Santa Cruz has been recovered.
George Hill, brakeman, was killed thirty
miles west of salt Lake, yesterday, by falling
under the wheels OF his train
Charles W. Roby was yesterday appointed
Postmaster at Portland Or, vice George A.
Steele, commission expired.
Mrs Willard Jones was badly burned at Co
lumbia, Tuolumne county, last night, by the
ONtibtIillS OF q COal-Oll lamp
Ferd. Ward was brought into Court at New
York, yesterday, for trial, and the case was CON
tinued until Thursday.
The worlds twenty mile bicycle record was
lowered at Springfield, Mass yesterday, by w.
4. Rowe, Of Lynn.
The situation in the Balkan region has again
assumed a serious aspect, owing to the bellicose
attitude of servia.
Servia has expelled every Journalist from
Nisse
The British steamer Greyhound, trading in
Chinese waters, recently had Il narrow escape
from capture by pirates.
IN Palermo, Sunday, there were IS new cases
of cholera and % deaths.
Tie Munster Bank at Dublin Ireland, re-
opened yesterday and by noon 10000 had been
deposited in its vaults.
-Four more San Joaquin county farmers have
become insolyent through indorsing notes
The new Governor of Arizona arrived at Tue
son last night, aud was rendered i reception by
the citizens.
London dispatches state that Lord Abercoru
is seriously i'll, and that the Bishop of Ely i,
dying.
The Cavan Qreland) Nationalist have selected
Biggar and o Hanlon as their candidates for the
House of Commons
Near Langley Ark, Sylvester Churchill shot
and killed Dennis Brooks
Millions of squirrels are swimming the Missis
sippi river from the Mississippi side over to
the Arkansas shore.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Irish National
Land League was held in Faneuil Hail. Boston.
last night.