Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-12
PACIFIC SLOPE.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A HARyES-
TER BOILER.
Boy CaVed on and KilIed-NYoncy
in San Francisco-Mer-
ced Matters.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-USroN.l
PACIFIC SLOPE. E.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNrox.I
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco Money Market.


SAN FRANCISCO, August 1I;h.-The HI
bernia Savings and Loan Society is steadily
loanlng money on city real estate at six Dcr
cent. This bank is credited with thirteen
loans for the week ending on the 10th. the
same aggregating SI3 200 The loans were
mostly for one and two wears. though
there were two for six years The German
Savings and Loan Society made four loans
OF $1,000 at seven, and one of $1,000 for
one year at six. The California Savings
and Loan Society reports one loan Of 50 75O
Tor tour wears at six, and the French Say
lngs and Loan Society one of j., ,200 for two
years at SIX. The San Francisco Savings
Cmon made quite 4 number of small
loans, supposed to be III the form of de-
lerred payments on property sold. together
with four loans of $500 to s. 600 No rate
IS given for these loans, but it is presumed
Ii was seven per cent. in most cases. There
was some 10000 in dozen private at six
and seven. Commercial loans are being
made at six and nine, the most common
rate being seven. Outside OF the banks
money on call has been put out at low fig
ureS, say tour and five per cent. The de
mand Is slow. Wheat borrowers are accom-
modated at six per cent
The Railroad Suit.
SAN Francisco, August 1Ith.-S. NJ vii
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begun yesterday, against plaintiffs propo- /
sition to attach the Haggin assignment
Judgment. When the hour for recess ar /
rived the argument was still under way. |
with no prospect of an immediate termin- /
alton. y row Of chests boxes and trunks !
extends nearly around the Courtroom.
All ot them seem filed with papers and
books to the suit, making altogether
cheerless prospect for a conclusion of the
trial for months to come
Received His Last Message. THIRTY,
SAN FRANCIsco, August 11th John w.
Moreland, one of the most phenomenal as
also one Of the best known telegraphers in
the United States, died in Oakland to-day
of consumption.
Weather Indications.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 11th-S P. M
Weather indications for the next thirty
two hours North Pacific fair, followed
by light local rains. Middle and south
Pacific, fair
Fell from II Wagon and Was KilIed-Boy
Struck with a sIungshot.
MERGED, August 1lth-Dennis Sullivan,
a laborer, while driving team loaded with
sacks of barley across a creek a few miles
west OF here, this morning, fell from the
wagon, and received such injuries that
death ensued within two minutes. Hewas
seated upon a sack of barley, and as the
wagon went down the steep bank, the sack
slipped of, carrying him with it, his head
coming in contact with the hard pavement.
The body now lies here in the Coroner's
office, awaiting an inquest.
David DOWst. son of the late deceased
pioneer stagc-driver, W. u. Dowst, while
playing with another boy this morning. in
one OF the back streets, was struck with q
81 hot ggfrr1 raiv f,,sr,
The sight Of the eye may be saved.
Barn Burned-Two Men Injured.
MONTEREY, August 11th.-Last night. at
Il O'Clock, small barn in the rear of
Lewis 4 Co.'S furniture store was burned. j
The barn, used as a storeroom. was fortu-
nately almost empty, and not over 500 was
lost. There was no insurance.
This morning, at the new bridge being
over the Salinas river, large beam. 14xlO
inches, fell, striking two men-NIosier, who
was bruised, but not seriously hurt, and
George McHunter who was struck on the
head, causing conclusion OF the brain. He
has not yet fully recovered his conscious
ness. Though IL a critical condition, the
doctors are hopeful Of his recovery. j
Fatal Fail from Buggy. /
NAPh, August 11th.-Two miles below
St. Helena, last night, Adolph Schmobe, Of
Napa, fell from buggy, and died in half
an hour from conclusion of the brain. He
leaves family near Napa
Boy sHfocated.
MARYsvILLE, August lIth.-A lad Is
years of age, named James McGuinness.
son of Patrick McGuinness, of this city.
was killed to-day by a bank caving in on
him At point on the Feather river in the
suburbs Of the city where an excavation
had been made by persons hauling dirt.
\ teamSter eXtricated the boy in q few mo-
ments alive, but he soon expired, appa-
renty from suttocation.
Motion for Nonsuit Granted-Boy Badly
Scalded-The Yuba County Suits.
NEVADA, August 11th.-In the case of
Nicholas keyern against the Providence
Mining Company, an action for S2l 900
damages for injuries received in defendants
mine, Judge Walling to-day granted
motion for a nonsuit, on the ground that
Neven was injured through the careless
ness OF a co-employe, and not through any
want OF care on the part of defendants.
John Richards, an apprentice at Law
renee Il Barlow's foundry, was severely
'calded about the face to-day. by the blow
ng out of a steam cock connected with the
boiler
Demurrers to complaints and demands
Tor change of venue were filed to-day in
.he suits lately begun against the Yuba
county Supervisors. The matter will come
up for hearing on the 24th
OREGON