Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-04
NEWS OF THE MORNING


In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at 1215s for Is of 1907 1i2} for rs
sterling, 81 Sl@4 ST. 1915 for IS; silver bars,
1925.
Silver in London, 4g2sd; consols, 80 13-l6d;
per cent. United States bonds, extended, 105; Is,
1919; 415s. I1514.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S41a9S6 cents.
Monday afternoons setback in the middle
Comstocks at San Francisco was followed by
slightly lower prices when the market opened
yesterday morning. The other Comstocl;s were
shade weaker in sympathy. The outside
stocks were dull.
In a fight near Kassaia between the English
and Arabs, the latter were defeated with loss
of $50 killed.
The French forces after a severe fight carried
the Chinese works commanding the Kelung
mines.
Portugal has annexed both banks of the Congo
river.
King John has sent 900 Abyssnian troops to
relieve the garrisons at Gatabat and Geerah.
Major Chennside has arrived at Suakim.
Russia and America parleying over Il
treaty for the extradition of dynamters.
a rich widow Of st. Roche Canada, aged "A,
has married her coachman, aged -.
The Board Of Directors of the Mexican Tele-
graph Company have declared Sem!-annual
dividend of per cent.
It is said that Socialists are storing arms and
dynamite in Pittsburg.
The statement that the elevated railroads in
New York have become unsafe is pronounced
roorback by the NaE and Express.
The silver scare in Boston IS over for the pres
ent.
Christian Hansen was pounded to death
around revolving shaft al Eureka, New. yes
terday.
John L. Jack and Carter b. Page fought duel
with reviewers in Portsmouth, Va, Monday
night, the latter being seriously wounded
The London police made another important
arrest last evening, in connection with the dy
Mantle explosions
The Turkish Government is ordering new
Krupp guns for its navy
Two German officers and one Frenchman were
among the killed on Fl AIahdis side in the re-
cent Soudan battles.
Elijah Wease, IS years Old, has been arrested
in Grant county, Virginia, charged with the
commission of twelve murders, to six Of which
he confesses.
1t is said that Philadelphia is shipping large
quantities of munitions of war to China.
Jay Gould expresses satisfaction with the de-
csion of the Court of Claims in regard to the
Union Pacific.
Some nervous people in New York express a
fear that President-eect Cleveland is in per
sonal danger.
An intense religious revival is in progress in
Huntington county, Pennsylvania
\ French steamer, which Just arrived in New
York from Hayre, experienced terrible storm
on the voyage,
Several aposhecaries in New York have been
arrested for selling impure drugs
Eighty-two eases for divorce have been filed
for the March term OF the Common Pleas Court
in Philadelphia.
During January the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway earned S39),io0.
At Colorado Springs Col. Monday evening.
George S Robbins accidentally shot and killed
himself
Two little children are lost in the woods in
Marion county, Oregon, and hundreds OF people
are searching for them.
4 stage was robbed by two Americans near
PinaI, \. T.. Monday.
Paddy Rya, Challenges Sullivan to fight him
with or without gloves, but the latter declines
to respond.
4 coal mine Is on fle at'Ebervale, Pa, and the
loss win be enormous
It is proposed to distribute 100000 francs
among the unemployed people of the various
towns in France.
An explosion in Il coal mine near savannah,
Indian Territory, Monday, killed three men and
injured u large number of others.
Another natural gas explosion occurred in
PittSburg last night