Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30

French Bank. 500
German Bank.----....................... 1920
S. F. Savings Union----....-.----.. 21900
Savings and IOan..-.-----.---.--..----. 2550
Miscellaneous ..................... 9400
Totals. ..................S6 S., 100
This is the smallest weekly aggregate in
some time All the above loans were at
6@7 per cent. Commercial paper is dis
counted at Gas, but most of this business
is at I. Money on call is very low, provided
the security is first class and satisfactory
to the lender A considerable amount of
money has been offered for nine months at
per cent and even Il per cent. per an
mum, but the lender wants United States or
other equally as good bonds as collateral
Exchange is quiet. Bar silver and Next
can dollars are dull.
Three Years for Embezzlement.
| SAN Francisco, June 29th.-H. G. Marks,
convicted of felony enlightenment, was this
afternoon sentenced by Judge ToChy to
| Imprisonment in the House of Correction
| for a term of three years. In July, 1855,
Marks, who was then employed in the land
office of the Central Pacific Railroad, en-
bezzled $3.50 belonging to Mrs. Eleanor
Willard dressmaker, with which be was
| to purchase some land for her. In his de-
| Tense Marks attacked the chastity OF the
complainant, and claimed she had seduced
bin. Judge Toohy, in passing sentence,
dwelt upon this defense of Marks in par
| ticular, and characterized it as the most out
rageous he had ever heard. The previous
good record which the prisoner had borne,
however, was taken into consideration by
the Judge in mitigation of his sentence.
Execution at stockton.
Stockton, June 29th - Uzza Finley
| ,b1
Oleta, Amador county, March A. 1884, was
banged here this afternoon in the jail yard.
| French Joined the Catholic church ten days
ago, and at Q o'clock this morning the last
rites of the church were administered to
him He ate and smoked this morning
and was cheerful to the last, but regretted
the fate of himself and victim. He had
nothing to say on the Scaffold. The drop
broke his neck and there was no struggling.
He was buried Immediately from st. Mary's
Church.
Body Found.
MAYFIELD, June 29th.-Joseph Swall, an
employee on the Palo Alto ranch, while
reaping barley on the Iiebe tract yesterday,
ran into the horribly decomposed remains
of man. Only a wooden shirt was found
on the body, which strengthens the belief
that the remains are those OF the insane
brOther-iu-law of S. Leonardo, who wan
dered away from his home with nothing
| but shirt on several months ago, and, not
withstanding the diligent search instituted,
could not be found about eight feet from
where the body was found is the impress
sion of man in the now dry mud. 1t is
supposed that dogs or coyotes dragged 1t
from its original place. Some think they
are the remains of the =" fire bug shot by
Burroughs, the Palo Alto night Waterman,
IL, he hon
the act of firing large hay barn.
Fatal Accident at San Quentin.
SAN QUENTIN, June 29h.-Y esterday
convict in the State Prison met with
serious accident, and which will probably
result fatally The mans name is Patrick
Donovan, and he was sent here from Hum
boldt county, arriving on last Sunday. He
said he had worked in a sawmill, and was
put to work tending a circular saw in the
furniture factory. He had not been at the
bench many minutes before piece of wood
he was holding against the saw flew up,
striking him in the head and fracturing
his skull.
Prominent Cattle Man Dead.
SAN JOSE, June 29th-Thomas P. Hill
dreth, the well-known cattle and mining
man, died to-day in this city of hemorr-
hage of the stomach. He was formerly
connected with the firm of Dunphy &
Hildre;h. He was 6S years old, and leaves
a wife and family.
Disastrous ConfiagratiOn.
SAN BERNARD1No, June 29th.-Thirteen
frame buildings and Evans livery and feed
stables, in the Katz block, on Third, be-
tween D and streets, were destroyed by
fire about midnight. The block, it was
thought, would have been completely con-
sumed, but strenuous efforts of the firemen
prevented such result. Three fine stall
lions, valued at 5000, were burned to
DEATH The loss is estimated at about S15,-
900, on which there is small insurance.
Farmhouse Burned.
MERcED, June 18th. = The farmhouse
belonging to Antonio Lagomascino on the
MERGED river, three miles below Snelling's
with wine cellar, containing quantity of
wine, wine press, casks, household prop
erty and other articles. took fire about 10
o'clock this forenoon and all was totally
destroyed The loss is from $1,000 to
| s., 600, with no insurance. How the fire
originated is not known.
ARIZONA.