Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-07-03

Fruit Company sold peaches at 81 2s ner 9O.
pound box: apricots, q 50; royal native plams,
81 50; cherry plums, small, 81 60.
New YORK, July 2d.-Goodsell auctioned CALI
fornia fruit arriving in California fruit car No.
lS,e07 at the following prices: 10 crates Beurre
Clifford pears, 81 60 10 81 so: l05 crates and 2l
peaches. 81 20 TO 81 45; two half crates roval
aprieots, Sc IS to so cents The extremely hot
weather injured the quality of some of the first
in transit.
The Imprisoned Miners.
DUNBAR penn. Jlly 2d.-The rescuers at the
Farm Hill mine are now satisfied the imprisoned
miners are all dead, and have given up all fur
ther efforts. Tin buckets and coats of the
miners were found, but no bodies, though tie
smell of burning flesh was almost overpoweripg
TO those who had entered the mine The worS
OF smothering the fire has commenced. The
mine cannot be flooded. The inquest over the
bodies of the two men brought out of the slope
Will begin Monday. What is most needed now
is relief for the twenty one widows aud seventy
seven orphans of the victims. There is much
suffering among them.
Government Expenditures.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2d.-A Washington CORE
proposed and probable expenditures of the Gov
ernment will not only wipe out the Treasury
Department surplus for the year, but place
SAG, 900 900 on the debt side of the ledger He
figures II out this way: The net surplus as esti-
mated will be Si1 0 co., as against 600 600 for
the Dependent Pension Act, and $50 coo 900 to be
deducted on account of tariff revenues by the
pending bill-a total of S90, 900 co., against the
present estimated surplus of si4, 600 co.,
An Elopement.
NEW YORK, July 2d.-May Rhodes, one of the
prettiest Conservatory pupils, is now wife,
she came from Helena, Mont, five months
ago. Her mother is wealthy widow
OF former great mine owner in the
Northwest. Mays beauty attra ted many
admirers George Bancroft, a travelling sales
man, was was the the favored suitor The couple left
OF Milwaukee, TO marry them.
Foreign Built Steamers.
New YORK, July 2d.-The statement is
printed here that there were between May and
June of the present year ninety-two foreign
built steamers running between United States
ports and West Indian Central American and
South American ports, under charter TO mer-
chants in the United States. OF these forty-fye
are Norwegian, forty y-three British, two German
one Spanish and one Russian.
Copper and Silver.
ST. GROIN FALLS (wis.l, July 2d.-There is great
excitement over the discovery of copper and
| silver at Kettle river. For years search has
| been made for the main lead. Nuggets of pure
copper and silver are washed from large vein.
This vein is located for long distance The
extremely rich copper being dendritie, is easily
| mined, while the silver is in detached particles
and found with the copper.
Maine Democrats.
| AUGUSTA, July 2d.-The Democratic State
Convention to-day discussed the insertion into
their platform of d resolution submitting to the
people again the question of license or prohibi-
| tion. The resolution was adopted after a
| stormy debate by vote of lao to SO. Following
this Mr.. Thompson of Belfast was nominated
! for Governor py reclamation.
Well-Known Actor Dead.
NEW YORK, July 2d.--George c. Parkhurst,
| the weil-known actor. died suddenly at his
home in this city TINS afternoon. Parkhurst
| was the last living member OF the company that
1 40 No
on the night of the assassination of President
| Lincoln.
Injunction Denied.
CHICAGO, July 2d.-The Master in Chancery
| has reported TO Judge Tooley adversely TO the
petition of Frank r. baker lor an Injunction re-
straining the Union Stock -yaIds Company from
executing mortgage, etc. TO an English syndi.
cate. Judge Tooley will take the matter Hp at
once.
Lottery Bill Passed.
BATON RoUGE tLa.), July 2d.-The Senate
| amendment TO the lottery bill was cOncurred in
| by the House to-day by a vote of 6o TO %. The
| passed over the Governors veto should one be
| written.
In Search of Her Brother.
| New YORK July 2d-Miss Kate Masterson OF
| this city has not seen her brother, Andy for
over fifteen years, and is anxious TO find him.
| He left Ireland many years ago, and when last
| heard OF was in san Francisco.
International Congress.
NEW YORK, July 2d.-The American Fedora
| tion of Labor o-day issued a call for an Inter
| national Congress OF Workingmen in connection
| with the Worlds Fair of 1898.
Eight Years of Hard Labor.
NEW YORK, July 2d.-Young Wallace and his
accomplice, who robbed editor Wallace of $50
| 0l0, was to-day sentenced TO eight years in the
Penitentiary at hard labor.
Refused to Sign.
KIcKAPoo VILLAGE e. IT,, July 2d.-The Kick
apoos refused 10 sign the treaty this afternoon,
| and the Commissioners left for Oklahoma.
A De Pasteur Institute.
CHICAGO, July 2d.-A De pasteur Institute was
| opened in this city to-day, under charge of DIR.
A. Lagorio Three patients were treated to day.
Strike Over.
ST LOUIS, July 2d.-The strike of the East ST.
Louis platform men is over, and business is
fully resumed.