Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-05
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

IN New York Yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1221 for Is of 1907; 112a for AS;
sterling, S4 S7C94 SIS; 1887 for IS; silver bars,
i07.
Silver in London, 40 Lied; consols SO 9-l6d; 5
per cent. United States bonds extended, 1916; is,
1859; AS, 115.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S414GS434 cents.
The advance in the San Francisco mining
share market, which occurred after the adjourn
ment of the Board Wednesday afternoon, was
fully maintained at the opening session yester-
day morning and in several cases prices were
higher. At noon the tone of the market was
slightly weaker Hale & Norcross closed at
ST., Savage s. %, ChollarS2 ., Best q Belcher
S. TO- Consolidated Virginia 50 g. Mexican
81 20, Ophir 81 60, Sierra Nevada aud Union
81 80.
4 son of Henry Ward Beecher has been ap-
pointed collector of customs at Port Townsend,
w. T
Rosecrans was yesterday appointed Register
of the Treasury.
The wife OF Mark Hopkins (namesake and
nephew of the dead California millionaire) has
been granted an absolute divorce in Detroit
The President has appointed A. Skillman Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the District OF
Nevada
Cleveland received call from Archbishop
Alemany Tuesday.
Abe Buzzard, the noted Pennsylvania outlaw,
has delivered himself up to the authorities.
The press of Paris are indignant because the
London Board of Aldermen refused to pass a
resolution OF coincidence upon the death of
Victor Hugo.
Russia now refuses 10 form an alliance with
Turkey.
The intention TO present the Berber Railway
material to the Government of Cyprus has been
abandoned.
The people of Panama desire the United
States to make its temporary possession of that
city permanent.
disastrous cyclone struck Alden. Arabia
Wednesday night.
The Epson Grand Prize was won yesterday at
Epson, Eng, by Bird of Freedom.
Fighting between Big Bears Indians and the
troops continues in Manitoba.
Incendiaries burned Mortimer 4 Wamsleys
grain and hay warehouse at Niles, Alameda
county, yesterday morning
The English House of Commons resumed its
sessions yesterday after the Whitsuntide holi-
days.
Ferdinand Ward, the Marine Bank swindler,
was arraigned in New York yesterday, and
pleaded not guilty.
The New Orleans Fair will be continued
another year, opening in November.
The peach crop this season IN Delaware and
Maryland will be the largest in ten years.
In Algcmen, Spain, during the last half of
May, there were 1Ol new cases of cholera and
y deaths
Zaldivar, eXPresident of san Salvador, now
in New York, emphatically denies that he be
trayed Barrios.
y clerk was dismissed from the Sixth Audi
tors Office in Washington because it was
learned that he "hurrahcd" when ne heard
that Blaine was elected.
\ three days floral fair began in santa Cruz
last evening.
Jim Rcnwick came in fourth in the great race
at Jerome Park yesterday.
y tornado caused considerable damage to
property yesterday At Paris, H.
The spring meeting ofthe Sonoma and Marin
Agricultural Society opened al Petaluma yes
terday.
The President and members of the Cabinet
viii hereafter receive no visitors Saturdays
\ jury has not yet been secured in the saliva
ti1n Army case at Stockton.
libel suit against Lord Chief Justice Cole
ridge is in progress at London.
Secretary Bayard attended the commence
ment exercises of the State University of Mis-
souri, at Columbia yesterday, delivering an
address