Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-10

desperate struggle, tuundetu 10 Tree tlie iu-
natic. As soon as he was outside the build
idg he seized his chain and struck Brown
on the head, fracturing his skull. He then
started on run for the river. Just as he
was jumping into the water Deputy Sheriff
Robinson and several others caught him,
and after struggle got him back to jail.
On the way, the maniac stabbed Robinson
in the leg and bit DR.. Harvey finger nearly
off.
The Weather in the East.
CHICAGO, February 9th.-A snow-storm
of great violence is raging throughout q
number of the Eastern and in nearly all
the Western States east of the Rocky
Mountains. In this city business of al
kinds is nearly suspended. Snow lies to 8
great depth on the streets. Street-carS
drawn by horses are moving only with
great difficulty. and in the freight yards in
the railway stations freight handlers an6
train employees are engaged in an attemp
to clear the tracks. Passenger trains are
only attempting to leave. Actual measure
ment of the snow fall has not been possible
by reason of the excessive drifting. but a
least six feet had fallen between the begin
ming of the storm last night and 6 O'Clock
this morning.
SECOND DISPATCHl
CHICAGO, February 9th.-The storm
which commenced Sunday morning, ex-
tends throughout Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska
Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota and Wis
consin. In some respects it is most re-
markable. The thermometer is below
zero in certain points in this State, while al
the same time, 100 miles distant, it is rain
ing. with severe thunder-storms. The fall
of snow varies from fourteen inches to
three feet-en the level All the railroads
are more or less blockaded, and in many
sections all freight and passenger trains
have been abandoned. Tonight the fall OF
snow has ceased. and the thermometer
marks from zero TO 130 below.
Cleveland's Movements.
YoNKERs, February 9th. President
elect Cleveland and Daniel Manning re-
manned at Greystone last night as guests OF
Governor Tilden, and returned this morn
ing to New York.
HOME AGAIN.
ALBANY, February 9th.-Cleveland ar
rived from Greystone, the home of Mr.
Tilden, this morning. He drove to his res
idence, and subsequently attended festival
at Leland Opera House for the benefit OF
the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Cleveland to Visit 1.-the City of Brotherly
Love-"
PHILADELPHIA, February 9th.-Cleyeland
will visit this city Monday, the 10th inst,
to attend the Americas Club reception in
the Academy of Music on the evening OF
that day. He will come as the guest of the
Americas Club, but the citizens are prepar-
ing hearty reception for the President
elect.
Socialists and Anarchists.
New York, February 9th.-The Tribune
says: Captain McCulloch will probably
have another opportunity to exercise his
men soon. At a meeting of the Central
Labor Union yesterday afternoon, a dele
CATION from the Socialistic Labor party
asked co operation in Union parade and
a mass meeting to properly represent the
grievances under which the laboring peo-
pie are suffering. The Central Labor
Union appointed a committee to confer
with the Socialistic Labor party for Il meet
ing February 23d. The committee was in
structed to see that the Labor bill, now
before State and National Legislatures, be
supported. Pittsburg, Penn,
specials say the Anarchists in this coun-
try are governed by Chief Executive Com
mittee located in New York and Chicago
respectively. From the former city all the
orders are issued. The list of agents of the
principle groups of Anarchists in New York,
Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Fran
cisco and St. Louis comprises over two
hundred names. There are over fifty chief
agents, each commanding separate group
in New York. New York City is supposed
to have 1000 members, Chicago 1000 and
Philadelphia 1000; Pittsburg is fourth on
the list with 1,400 members, Cincinnati
and Cleveland come next. The members
are taught the use of explosives. They de-
pend now entirely on nitro-glycerine, con
fined on the principle of the Orsini bombs,
in glass jars. There is a mandatory in
Chicago where explosives are made and
stored. There are in the organization OF
every city, chemists who understand the
mixing and handling of the most danger
Gus Eliminates The Anarchists in Phila-
delphia have lately grown enthusiastic over
the Hooking Valley miners riots, which
they supported in every way.
Nominations by the President.
WASHINGTON, February 9th.-The Presi-
dent sent the following Nominations to the
Senate to-day: John w. Haverstock, to be
Receiver of Public Moneys at Los Angeles
Edward j. Curtis, of Idaho, to be Secretary
of Idaho; Receiver of Public Moncys-Al-
len W. Eaton, at Oxford, Idaho; Daniel II.
Wallace, of Pennsylvania at Tucson, Ari-
IONA; Humphrey McAiaster, to be Register
of the Land Office in Salt Lake City.
Phelan's Assaiiant Out on Bail.
NEW YORK. February 9th.-Richard
Short, who stabbed Captain Phelan in
O'Donovan Rossa's office, was released on
50 900 bail to-day, after efforts had been
made to have the amount reduced TO 81 600
Dennis Corbet, West Thirty-ninth street
liquor dealer, became his bondsman. John
Roche, George Smith, " Rocky Mountain ?"
O Brien, and dozen others, accompanied
Short across the street to Counselor divers
office, where reception was held Short
received a letter from Cork to-day, inform
ing him of the death of his wife on the
10Th ult 1t is said dozen persons stand
ready to make the bail good to Corbet
should Short leave town.
with Murder on the High Seas.
New YORK, February 9th.-Wm. Run
,cher and Ferdinand Kolpein, second mate
md boatswain of the American ship l. f.
Chapman, who are accused of torturing to
Heath a sailor named Jansen. arrived yes
erday. They were charged with the crime
II England, upon the arrival of the Chap
nan in Liverpool from San Francisco. At
er Jansen, who was a Russian, had shipped
or voyage from San Francisco to Liver
POOL. he was found to be i'll and weak and
vas accused of having shipped only TO Sc
'ure passage back to Europe.
Frightful Fail of Five Men.
HAvRE DE GRACE Md, February 9th
This morning five workmen employed. in
'epairing the bridge over the Susquehanna
we're thrown down ON the ice by the break
ng of the scaffold. The fall was fifty feet,
md all went through the ice into the river,
md two are reported drowned and three
'escued in a precarious condition.
The Illinois Senatorship.
SPRINGFIELD, February 9th-Much anx-
ETY. is manifested lest some of the members
IF the Legislature who went home to spend
Sunday should be blockadcd on the railroads
" the great storm, and fail to reach here
II time for balloting for United States
senator tomorrow. The law requires the
to take place tomorrow. There
IRE more Republicans than Democrats
,bsent The Legislature being tie, the
,iances tonight are in favor Of the Demo-
rats.
FOREIGN.
The Struggle in the Soudan.
LONDON, February 9th.-Lord Wolseley
elegraDhs to the War Office to-day from