Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-03-16
DOMESTIC NEWS.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
SOCIALISTS IN LEW YORK.
Rejoicing Over the Assassination of
thu Russian Emperor.
WBsTWARD-BOUND PASSENGERS.
Continued Railroad Troubles in Nebraska
and Iowa.
DAMAGE FROM FLOODS IN MISSOURI.
st. Louis Agitated over an Incendiary
Circular.
DAMAGE FROM FLOODS IN MISSOURI.
st. Louis Agitated over an Incendiar.
Circular.
Meeting of socialists In New York

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Meeting of Socialists In New York
New YORK, March 15th-The meeting of
Socialists tonight was largely attended.
Justus Schwab presided.
William Drury, French Communist. said
that Russia had too long neglected the warn
ings of men of thought and freedom, who
had finally broken their chains of bondage by
removing from the face of the earth the
greatest tyrant Russia had ever known. The
Imperial families in Europe must go. The
world had been cheated by these people long
enough, and the people were tired of them.
He liked TO see all the human butchers die,
and while he regretted the shedding of human
blood he rejoiced that the Emperor had been
killed, because he had been the cause of the
death of thousands of people.
Resolutions were offered congratulatiDg
the world upon the overthrow absolutely of
feudal aristocracy in Russia, the people in
Europe upon the removal of the greatest OBJ.
stacle to the establishment of western Re-
public fellow-Socialists that the great prop
Of monarchial institutions which had sup
ported kingcraft throughout the world had
been broken to the core by the fall of the
Gar, and that the way is being cleared for
the foundation of social republic, and call
ing upon the iberty-loying people of the
United States to rejoice as on the overthrow Of
Maximillian, whose presence endangered the
republican status.
An address to their Acknowledgment in
Russia, to their best friends aud most active
partisans, the Nihilists, will be forwarded.
The address is as follows: Tell the work
ingmen of Russia that between the aristoc-
raey and proletariat there can be no compro-
mise between parasites and producers there
can be no peace. While louts and loafers
live in luxury upon the products of our labors
we must suffer and slave. Brothers, your
cause is that of the oppressed against the op-
pressor. That cause is holy cause. That
countries. 1t is universal. Brothers, we ap-
prove your action. We approve your meth
DDS. Between you and your oppressors
there can be no truce. Kill, destroy, assas-
sinate, annihilate, even to its very germ,
your aristocracy. Have for them no feeling
of love, for they are incapable of that noble
emotion.
An address was also delivered in Russian
and German of similar import to the resolu-
tion.
A Communist Fined.
New YORK, March 15th.-Joseph Hass.
field, who was arrested on a charge of viola
tion of the corporation ordinance in posting
bills on telegraph poles for the Communist
Gar of Russia, was arraigned in Court to.
day and fined $40.
Railroad Troubles i'm the Northwest.
OMAHA, March 15th.-The transfer with
wagons is being continued on the Union Pa
cifc west of Fremont, where the back-water
from the Platte river still floods the track
The detention to travel is about three hours.
More serious trouble is expected at various
points, and particularly between Schuyler
and North Bend. The Union Pacific has
made arrangements, in case of emergency. TO
run its trains over the Burlington and Mis-
souri, road bets en ,aha and Kearney.
The Union Paei.lc tlE;grant tEaia, west
bound, was sent out over the Burlington and
Missouri to Kearney to-day, and the freight
trains will probably follow the same route
Omaha and Republican Valley Railroad near
Valley station, cutting off all trains on this
road, and the break canrot be repaired until
the Platte river goes down. In Iowa, Grand
river, the Boyer, and the east and west Nish-
nabotna rivers are all rising rapidly, and will
undoubtedly give trouble to the Chicago and
Rock Island, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Wabash and other roads. The Ne
braska division of the Chicago, st. Paul and
Omaha road is still struggling with snow, the
cuts all having been blown full again yester-
day.
WestwardBoun Passengers.
OMAHA, March 10TH The following
through passengers were on to-day's train,
leaving at 1890 P. N, TO arrive in Sscra-
mento March 10Th L. Kenworthy, Napa {;
T. jacob, Lewis A. New, A. L. Brown, J..
Levy, R. III. Pease, Jr., f. M. Bartholow,
San Francisco; Charles Fisher, wife and two
children, Portland, Or; III. Weins5ock, Sac
ramento; ?. Brigham and wife, Portland,
Or; Colonel M. III. Stack and family, q. S.
Army Wilhelmj concert troupe, Aug Viii
helmj, Constantius Sternberg, Max Vogrich,
Miss l.. L. Fritch, Mrs Barker, James P.
Mahon, G. ii. Dittman, so army recruits for
Arizona.
The T. ichfniasIs Scare.
CHICAGO, March 15tb-The interest and
displeasure over the bogus statistics promul-
gated in Europe respecting infected pork and
trichiniasis, increase as the facts become more
patent. These are clearly brought out by
the reliable official reports of the State De-
partments of Agriculture telegraphed last
night, and by the following statement of John
p Rauch, Secretary OF the State Board Of
Health since 1876: Eleven deaths have
occurred in Illinois by trichiniasis, ard in
every instance from eating raw ham or sau-
sage. As sanitarian, 1 regard the danger
to life from this source as practically amount
ing to nothing, it being SO easily prevented
by cooking. No doubt more deaths occur
from many other articles of diet that are re-
garded as harmless, no record being made of
the same" This record of DIR. Rauch, show
ing as it does that in fourteen cases out of
5000. 600 of people, only eleven people have
died-about three-quarters of per-
son per year-must settle pretty con-
clusively the story that Illinois pork
is dangerous. When the fact is added
that out of the millions of hogs that have en-
tered Chicago in two years past only two
have died of trichiniasis, there is good reason
to deny positively that any danger need be
feared from provisions sent hence to the
East, and, to continue, the story of the Phila-
delphia Consul will be further settled by the
investigation of Edward Sere, Consul Gen.
eral of Belgium to the United States, who
has come to Chicago to look into the matter.
It is stated that representatives of Spain,
Portugal and Austria are also on the way for
the same purpose.
Dodger Disfurbs st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, March 15th.-A dodger, en-
bellished with deaths head and cross bones
and coffin, was freely circulated on the streets
to-day. calling for meeting Of the friends Of
progress and all children OF the Goddess of
Liberty to assemble at the Courthouse to-
night to indorse the action of the Nihilist
Society in the assassination of Emperor
Alexander of Russia. Polish exiles are spe.
cially invited to be present. The dodger has
made considerable stir among the people gen.
orally, and the police are attempting to find
its author. Precautions will be taken by the
police to prevent disturbance.
The Kaw River Booming.
ST. LOUIS, March 15th.-The Posts special
dispatch from Kansas City says the Kaw
river is rising rapidly and has cut away six
acres of valuable property on the Kansas
City side about three-quarters of mile
above the stock yards. One end of the Kan
sas City Glue Factory has fallen into the
stream. The people living in the vicinity
are moving out of their houses.
unfounded and False Report.
MILWAUKEE,, March 15th.-The report re-
ceived that there was likelihood of the
amalgamation of interests of the Chicago.
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