Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-03-24
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

NEWS OF THE MORNING.
IN New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1925 for As of 1907; 1115 for 41s
sterling, 81 sl@4 s61a 1921 for IS; silver bars,
I07.
Silver in London, 40 S-l6d; consols 9S Sled; 5
DER cent. United States bonds, extended, 105; As,
I24ss; as, 1141s
In san Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S4@S415 cents.
The stock market in San Francisco yesterday
was quite lively. Hale Norcros rose from
81 40 TO SC. then receded to s., and there was
general ground and lofty tumbling among the
other Comstocks The outside stocks were
weaker.
A pitched battle will take place to-day be
tween the forces of General Graham and osman
Digna at Tamai.
The loss of the Arabs in Sundays fight is now
given as 5000.
A Young heiress of Swanton, Md, who has
been missing ten years, was recently discovered
l,v her father in a Baltimore garnet dying of
consumption
A mob of negroes took colored murderer
from IN officer near ArIesia, Miss, and hanged
him.
Fire in Newark n. j.; less 100000.
E D. Clark, tie newly appointed Assistant
Secretary of the Interior, died i'll Washington
yesterday of pneumonia.
The books of the United States Treasury are
being exported"
Professor Hilgard, of California. will proba
bly, be appointed Commissioner of Agriculture.
Macenas E. Benton, of Missouri, has been
nominated by the President of the United
States Attorney for the Western d strict of Mis-
souri,.
The President yesterday nominated and the
Senate confirmed The following Envoys Extra
ordinary and Ministers Plenipotentisry
George H. Pendleton of Ohio to Germany; Ed
ward ]. Phelps, of Vermont, to Great Britain !;
Robert McLaine, of Maryland, to France; Henry
K. Jackson, of Georgia, to Mexico.
Earl DuiIerin has gone TO Rawapinde, from
Calcutta, to confer with the ANGER of Afghanls-
tan in regard TO the frontier dispute
The Prince and Princess of Wales attended
the funeral at Darmstadt, of Princess Elizabeth
mother of the Grand Duke of IIesse
The United States Supreme Court has sus-
tanned the action of the Utah Commissioners.
The residence of Peter CHASER, at Redding,
was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Claude Pachaud al old French resident, was
found dead in his bed at Los Angeles yesterday
morning.
Charles Mexicott, aged u, was shot in Garlic
ton Mich, yesterday, by his nephew, aged 10,
and dangerously wounded.
The propeller Michigan, after being locked in
the ice on Lake Michigan for four weeks, was
sunk Thursday, but no lives were lost.
lightning struck and killed two horses at
Kingsbury, Tulare county, yesterday,
Ice foes fringe Long Island Sound
- Anson stager, the telegraph magnate, is dying
in Chicago.
John Kelly. the Tammany leader has left
New York, with his family, for Florida.
\ new Administration paper is to be started in
New York in the interest of the County Democ-
racy.
James Holt is on trial at Stockton for the kill
ing of Robert Seaman.
Hog cholera prevails in Calaveras county.
The session of the Transcontinental Railway
Association adjourned at Denver yesterday, to
meet in Chicago some time in August.
The remains of another vietim-the twenty
frst-were found yesterday in the ruins of the
almshouse fire at Philadelphia.
A powerful organization has been discovered
in Spain, devoted to the restoration of the Re-
public
A boat railway around the rapids at The
Dalles, Or, is contemplated
Robert Small was killed by q falling tree near
satsup, Or, Saturday.
Fire in Astoria, Or; loss, $4,000.
The President will take no action at present
in regard to the New York Postmastership.
Pork, grain and meat Will hereafter be admit
ted 10 Swedish ports duty free.
Rain fell in small quantities at several points
in the State yesterday.
Alf Greenfield and Jack Burke fought six
rounds IN Chicago last night with small gloves,
without a knockdown.
The cIeary-carr glove fight which was to
have been finished in san Francisco last night,
was prevented by the police.