Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-15
PACIFIC SLOPE.
STATE CONVENTION OF rRE IRISH
LAND LEAGUE.
Cinnamon Murdered - Breach OF
Promise Case-Miner Killed
Mendocino's Riches.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE Rroonp-uNIoS,l
CALIFORNIA.
State Convention of the Irish Land
League.

League.
SAN Francisco, July 1ith.-fhc after
noon session Of the State Convention Of the
Irish Land League elected rs PreSiden.
ThadeuS Flanagan of san Francisco:
Vice Presidents, John +. Clarke, Of the
State University and ]. c. German. of Sac
ramentn; Secretary J. Callahan, OF Oak
land; Treasurer, Daniel Shserin, of san
Francisco. After reading communications
expressing sympathy with the purposes uf
the Convention, John II. Gormau, of Sac
ramento, made 4 short speech, cUiOmZing
Parnell and recommending that all posi-
BILE aid be extended him. James NJ. Ward
of Oakland, J. II. Gilmore, of San Fran
cisco, and Thomas Hogan, of Vallejo, also
spoke. The Committee on Resolutions
then reported a series of reso-
ludons, commenting the actions of
Parnen and congratulating him upon
his success; condemniug the tyranny of
England; pledging earnest and unremit-
ting assistance Of the Irish National League
OF California to their brethren in Ireland
recommending liberal donations u the
Irish Parliamentary fund. and commend
ing the appointment of Father Walsh as
Archbishop Of Dublin. The following were
appointed to have charge of the active work
of the League, in conjunction with the
the subject with such county organizations
as were not represented in the Convention
Alameda. James Naylor; San Francisco,
NJ. T. O'Douough; Napa, John DonoIluc;
Vallejo, Robert McDermitt Santa Clara,
A. NJ. McCube. From the first organization
of the League in this city to November
1889, q grand total of SSi,027 IS was col
leCted by the relief association and sent 10
the parent organization at home.
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRANcIsco, July I4th.-Ycst
was the first of the seni-mouthly collec-
tions after the holidays We are now at
the middle of the first month in the last
half of the year. \ quiet trade is naturally
expected iii July, though usually it is
better month than June. Much Of the
fruit crop has been sold by this time, also
considerable portion Of the spring clip of
wool. There has been some realizing on
the new grain crop. In addition to the
regular monthly division of profits of local
corporations, July brings the quarterly and
semi-annuai dividends of other institu-
lions. Altogether, there is usually
quicker and larger movement of money
this month than i'll June There is little
revival of general business as yet but
everybody feels we are getting nearer q
more active period Money at the banks
continues in good supply, with fair demand
at 90 10 per cent as extremes for loans of
all sorts. City real estate loans are 6G
per cent, with more business at than s.
Commercial loans have the widest latitude
but SO many of them are negotiated at : rs
to make that the ruling figure. Outside of
the banks, some private capitalists are
loaning ON call at sac, but they are al
lowed to pick their own customers and
collateral al the inside figure.
Miner Killed by Giant Powder.
Quincy, July 14th.-Thomas a. Turner,
an Old miner on Poorman's creek, Pl-mas
county. was blown up and killed with giant
powder yesterday morning about o'clock.
Boy Killed in 4 saloon.
SAN BERNARDINo. July 14th.-The body
OF the boy Morse, about 13 years of age,
who was left by his father 10 attend to the
business Of the saloon on Saturday night,
when he was murdered, the body being
mniilated and the head split open, which
ii is thought was committed by Cinnamon,
who We're working on the 4. and J. T. i.
near there, was brought TO town this morn
iug,
I'll. i ~.