Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-24
PACIFIC SLOPE.
4 FARMER BADLY G0RED BY A
VICIOUS JERSEY BULL.
Yosemite Stage Robbers Held to
Answer-Boy Drowned Shock
ing Death in Sawmiu.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooaD-usros.l
CALIFORNIA.
Sam Francisco Monry Marl,et.

San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2Sd.-Most of the
money loaned by the city savings banks
during the past week has gone OUT al 6 per
cent The Hibernia Bank has put our at
least three loans of $11, eco at that rate in
one, two or three years The French Say
ings and Loan Society has made loan OF
$1,000 in the same interest for two years at
the same rate, and the Security Savings
Bank one of $685. 900 for two years and
eight months at the same rate The German
Savings and Loan Society has made two
$1,000 loans at per cent, each for one
year. The Mutual Associations have made
several loans in the past week, including
one of $3.50 for two years and one oi
$4,000 for six years at 6 per cent, and one
of 81, 800 for SIX years at Z per cent. Numer-
Gus small loans from private hands for one
TO three years at 6 TO s per cent are noted.
These loans for the past week foot up So
600, including one of $1,000 for one year Mt
q per cent. and one of $4,000 for three
years at I. These figures correctly reflect
the condition of mortgage loans ON city
real estate. Commercial loans vary from q
to 10 per cent, though most of thes business
under this head is probably at = Cali loans
can be had considerably under Is per cent.
the rate depending on circumstances. The
demand is quite light and is confined to old
channels. New enterprises for money are
rare at present. San Rafael wants 50. 900
on per cent. teu-yeaT bonds. The demand
for exchange and bullion is quiet. Drafts
on New York are quoted at 20@ 17lc
for sight and 20@224c for telegraphic
sterling bills on London, 49 3-16d for
bank and 49s for commercial; refined
silver, 164@17 per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars, $50 S5lc apiece.
Youth Drowned While Bathing.
MARYsvILLE, June 23d.-James Crossley.
4 youth of II years, was drowned in a
gravel pit in the northern suburbs of this
city last night, while bathing He with
Others started TO swim across the pond, a
distance of about 200 feet He Jagged be-
hind, and was asked if he could make it,
and replied that he could but shortly after
he called for help and sank His cOmpan-
ions returned and dived for him, but were
unable TO find him. The deceased was
from New York State, and had been here
but six months. Although search was
kept up all night and to-day, the body has
not yet been recovered.
Killed in a SawmiD.
RED BLUFF, June 23d.-A fatal accident
occurred at 10 A. NJ. to-day at Champion
Mill, in this county. A young man named
Frank Owen, about 80 years of age, was
killed instantly by falling backward in
front of log carriage, which passed over
him in coming back from the saw. He has
resided here since boyhood He was the
son of Mrs. Bradley, proprietress of Tuscan
Springs
Death in Bath-Suiclde with Strych-
nine.
SAN JosE, June 23d.-Last night at Gill
roy Hot Springs, of which he was one of
the proprietors, William Tenant, pio-
neer of this county, died while taking n
plunge bath.
Joseph Laycock, native of Ohio, 63
years of age, committed suicide by taking
dose of strychnine at the residence OF his
daughter, Mrs. Pfeilfer, this morning He
had made suicidal threats number OF
times.
Badly GOred by Bull.
GRASS VALLEY, June 23d.-This morning.
as Frank Morrill,, farmer of Penn valley,
near here, was driving some cattle from one
field to another on his ranch, he was
viciously attacked by q Jersey bull, which
gored him badly, fracturing several of his
ribs and breaking his right shoulder blade.
When found, Morrill, was in an uncon-
sciouS state, and the bull was standing over
him.
Stage Robbers Held to Answer.
FRESNO. June 23d.-The examination of
w. Myers and Prescott, charged with rob-
bing the Yosemite stage was concluded in
the Justices Court here to-day. and resulted
III their being bound over in $1,000 each to
appear before the Superior Court for trial.
Opium Fiend Shot by an Ofiicer-Crimi-
nails Sentenced.
MERGED, June 23d.-A man calling him
self Bert Van VOORHEES, was arrested here
last night i'll an opium den by officer Here
ford who resisted the officer bv striking
him and breaking to run, when the officer
fired two shots at him with his revolver,
one of which wounded him in the left
thigh and brought him to halt He was
taken to the County Hospital for treat
ment The wound is not serious, no bones
being broken.
Allie Hulse, who was jointly accused
with Robert Mcfarland of the murder Of
Antoine Enos in a dance-house Il year ago,
and for assault to murder upou two other
Portuguese at the same time, and was con-
yicted OF the two lesser otieuseS in the Su-
perior Court some weeks ago, was sentenced
yesterday to five years in one case and two
years in the other III the State Prison at
Folsom.
To-day Timothy Shea, having been con-
victed of manslaughter in intiicting wounds
upon Thomas Kelly, from which the latter
prison at San Quentin by Judge Marks.
There are now twenty prisoners in
our Jail, several of them for State Prison
Otfenses.
A Long Dispatch About Trivial Matter.
MARTINEZ, June 23d.-As Miss Thomas
and Miss Rapp, of this place, and a lady
friend, were driving on Shirley Il Miners
wharf this morning, the horse became
frightened at some object near the old can
merry, and commenced to back rapidly
When the hind wheels were over the edge
Of the wharf two of the ladies jumped out
At this point the horse stopped, and held
he buggy with two wheels over the wharFs
edge. BY this time two gentlemen who
to be near bv, with no over
stocked amount of presence of mind, in
stead of catching the wheels, jumped at
he horses head, causing the animal to
ear and fall backwa over the wharf
rhe third lady jumped out on the wharf
ust in time to save herself The tide being
ow at the time, the horse was with diff
,ulty rescued. Fortunately neither of the
aides was injured.
Field Fire Near Port Costa.
PoRT COSTA, June 23d.-Soon after noon
o-day some person unknown set the grass
III fire between Ecliley's Station and Port
Costa. 1t took twenty-five mcn most of
he afternoon to keep the town and ware
houses from catching fire. About half a
quare mile of hillside stubble was burned.
Held to Answer for Rape-The Chief of
Police Impea achment Case.
SAN JOSE, June 23d-Pedro Pacheco, who
5 charged with having committed rape on
Caledonia Flores, 10 years old, on June
9th, was to-day held to answer to the Su-
,erior Court, with bail fixed at $4,000.
The proceedings in the impeachment
rial of Chief of Police Brown, before the
Common Council, were this evening stopped
~ writ of prohibition from the Superior
Court. The Mayor and Council are ordered
o appear before the Court July lst, to show
,ause why they should proceed.
OREGON.
Portland Paragraphs.
PoRTIANp, June 23d.-The Second Adj
yentists have pitched their tents III the
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