Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-06-19
The Ensct in New york.

NEW YORK, June lSth-The news OF the
passage by the Senate of the bill providing for
the free coinage of silver had no effect on the
stock market, ami excited no influence on Wall
street, except among the dealers in silver
bullion, who regarded 1t with complaisance.
The opinions of bankers sud brokers as to its
ultimate effect were very diverse, but the gen.
eral impression is that the measure means a
wild Imitation OF currency and an advance in
every commodity dealt in.
Russell Sage and other people as prominent
say they look on the bill with apprehension
and fear the i'll effects to follow its passage
Some bankers said the adoption of free coin
age measure would be disaster and wor6 great
injury.
The effect of these unfavorable opinions put
damper on a little boom that started just after
the opening.
Salvator's Victory.
New YORK, June lSth.-Pulsifer, the owner of
Tenny, the defeated horse in the Suburban
smarting under defeat, proposes match race
at the same weight and distance, for $4,000 A
gentleman ggSadlGn -,n in hsgggin's employ says:
l know neither the trainer of Salvador
or Tenny wants it. Both horses had hard
race, and are too good now 10 pit against each
other without running q chance of killing one
of them. Both are game.
Perhaps when Haggiu and Pulsifer think over
the matter they will be satisfied with affairs as
they now stand 1t does look like a match
money and Pulsifer is not the kind OF man 10
take water. The match may be for $4,000.
Fatal Shooting.
DENVER, June 1Sth.-This evening at O CLOCK
George McCourtney met L. A. Milbourn on
Sixteenth street, between Scout and Champa
city, when he pulled revolver and fired five
shots at Milbourn, two OF which catered mis-
breast, producing wounds from which he can
not recover. Milbourn is q carriage. e.manufact-
urer, snd Mccartney had been in his employ,
but iater on they formed some kind of part
nership. Trouble rose between them and Mil
hnt1 Nod Mo- -
ment which was the direct cause of the shoot
ing this afternoon. Both men have families,
and stood well in business circles.
The Gas Explosion.
DUNBAR pa June 1Sth.-All hope of being
able TO rescue the entombed men in the Farm
Hill mine alive is abandoned. The difficult
work of reaching the death chamber from the
Mahoning mine is progressing, and the party is
now suppo! ed TO be within seventy feet of the
objective point. Ii is believed that another eX-
plosion occurred this morning. There was a
heavy fall of earth or rock in the main stope,
shutting off the draft and turning back the
smoke in the detection of the doom ed men.
making death all the more certain, if il had
not already occurred.
The worlds" Opinion.
NEW YORK, June 1Sth.-The Worlds editorial
on free coinage says: The bill, if it becomes q
law, will compel the United States to buy all
the silver produced in the world, until the arti-
fetal demand thus created ill add everywhere
about 40 per cent to the present price. In other
words. the Government will By law add S25,-
oo0,090 annually to the. profits of those who
mine silver. Where will that money come
from? Who will ultimately pay it =? Who must
toll to earn it?
Counterfeiters Arrested.
NEW YORK, June lSth.-Three ItalianS-a
man ana two women-who arrived on the
steamship Eugia Tuesday. are now inmates of
the police station on a charge of counterfeiting.
Since their arrival here they disposed of loo
francs in bogus Italian notes The police be.
lieve they have nipped in the bud a gigantic
scheme to flood the country with spurious
foreign money, and that the prisoners belong
to gang of notorious counterteiters whose
movement have been looked for for some time.
Against the Trust.
NEW YORK, June 1Sth.-The wholesale liquor
dealers in this city are thoroughly in earnest in
their fight against the whisky trust. At meet
ing to-day they decided to raise fund of half
million dollars with which to buy one or nore
distilleries. When finished, they will bind
themselves to sell no whisky but that made in
their own distilleries
Cruiser yesuvius.
PHILADELPHIA, June 18th. = The dynamite
cruiser NeSuvius started from League Island for
Brooklyn this morning. In q short time she
grounded on spit of land al point where the
Schalyki empiies into the Delaware snd could
not be gotten off until late in the afternoon.
She then proceeded on her voyage. 1t is not
known whether she was injured or not.
a Cloud Burst.
HURON Is. D. }, June 1Sth.-A terrible storm is
reported to have occurred in Potter county
last night, near Appotamox. 1t is stated that u
cloud burst occurred, filing rivers and flooding
| the surrounding country. Several people are
said to have been drowned Much damage
was done near Lebanon by the high wind, and
two men are reported killed.
Incomplete Returns.
New YORK, June 1sth.-Speciel telegraphic
| reports to the World from the following cities
claim that the census is incomplete and unsat-
isfactory: Chicago, st. Louis st Paul, Mime
apolis, Baltimore, Kansas City, Denver, Phila-
| delphia and Birmingham, Ala
Generous Gift.
NEW BRUNSWICK On. J.), June ISth.-This was
commencement day at Rutgers College The
endowment fund has been increased bv $50 600
and Garrett W1nants, of Bergen Point N j., pre-.
sented the deeds OF a 81 100000 dormitory
Homeopathy.
WAUKEsHA (Wis.) June 18th DIR T. T. K;nne
OF New Jersey, was elected President of the
American institute of Homeopathy to-day
the next meeting viii, be held az Atlantic
City, n. j., in 1891.
Cornell Won.
l HIcA (N. ", June 1Sth.-The two-mile boat
race between the Cornell and BowEoin College
crews was won by Cornell by five lengths.
Time, 1870.
Mrs. Jane Kirkwcod, of Eaton, Ind, is