Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-14

| was found necessary 10 use violence and
| knock him down before he could be Sc
cured. Another mailman caused panic
in a stTeet-car by rushing in half clad and
with his face scorched and blaekened. He
sank covering in a corner 1t was soon
| found that he was more frightened than
those who ran away. A report that the
streets were full of escaped maniacs caused
much alarm in West Philadelphia, and
strangers look upon each other with much
| distrust. Firemen are still working in the
ruins. They are weary and halt frozen
each mans helmet and coat appearing hard
! as armor but the search for bodies has
continued steadily. There appears to have
| been great deal of unnecessary trouble
caused by rotten hose and scarcity in the
water supply.
Congressman Henley "Deiines His Posi-
ton"
WASHINGTON, February 18th =" Have
yeu seen the Washington letter in the Ala
in reference to a dispatch from here re-
garding the trouble between yourself and
Judge Field relative to the California
| patronage?' your correspondent asked
Henley to-day.
Il have seen the Ala of February 9TH"
he said. "and have read the article on the
first page headed Field and Henley and
signed T. NJ. c. Who The fellow is that
wrote ii | don't know The NJ in his
name ought To stand for Munchausan 1t
is full oi malice ana misrepresentation 50
full that 1t Is impossible 10 notice all OF its
perversions of fact Among other things,
it is stated that intend to merely make
pro lorna reconihehaalloh Oh HON; DehlS
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Contest GOING on ID 'i'uoiil'a oe'Ween me
= s!ue Denlocra's ana lie lhonopiislS VIII
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hnt When If comes have bnt one co,rss ~
nurs,le and tbst is to he -overned hv tho
i.,,in,,irlrs of The Democratic Marty a: tbav
have baen erunoiatad in tho iasf Conva,;.
fi0n hold bv il in CaIiforria :;
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lifee'liie u 'iie coliIllttee on liie plyiieIlt
V.
o"nlstoch' Ciiiel oi 'iie estefh '!ViSi1ii,
teSlllied liia0 ne was instructed curing the
recent cam 'algi py ~ Duuley,
10 eNgei'l 10 UrlobS OF u, Ihdlafa me same
pIlFileSeS accotueu 70 congressman III pre-
SehtllS PENSIONS. Granps was the feepuD-
Icail candidate Tor congress from the flith
olstrlct IN that state ana was the opponent
OF KepfesentatlVe Matson, the Democratic
candidate: such an order, Comstock sald,
was considered strange both by himself
and clerks IN the office. 1t had been the
practice to extend these privileges to eX-
members OF Congress, but never before had
theybeen extended toanyperson who had not
served IN Congress, and who, like Grubbs,
was a Congressional candidate. number
0i clerks were examined. VINO corroDorated
the testimony given yesterday that orders
were gwen to ho1u rejected cases until
after the election.
Socialism in massachusetts.
New York. February 13th.-A Herald
Boston speciai ,iyes = LONG account of the
spread Of SociaIistic IDEAS in Massachusetts
among the followers of Robert owen.
Josiah Warren and Beniam1n r. Tucker
II saws: Disciples of the latter are multi
plving all over the country. He is very
practical. not deInonstrafive or noisy. and
desires simply that the State should be re-
moved. thinking surer and stronger So
cial organization would grow up naturally
he is opposed to the payment OF taxes ;
opposed to the payment OF interest, rent
and profits; bitterly opposed to commu-
nlsm beleFes that a man should own
only so nuch land as ne can use
that ne Should own no iand 10 De rehted
or 10 pe heid ior speculative purposes DC.
heVes IN aosolute freedom OF traae, ana tilat
any lholVlouai mas as nlucn natuIai li8ht
10 issue money as ne e, naS W ISSUE coItIh
c!otn oi HouI, dhese are elso lhe
views inter pieteu py otate matters Vi has3s'
chuseus anu theif uisciP,eS an oFei l, tWhe W
country, boston ls tiie hedo center oi tlieSe
l'ledS. nllloilg tnose hlenqoleu as actlSe
ageiiIs u anarchists pll5clplgS
Is Is AIien heiiyi l0ihieIIy coiiHecteo WIN
I4e san FRANCISCO ana Virginia ClCy press.
ne ana ms Wlle now own ana edlt the
LoWeH sunday 6e"- heily IS an associate
eoitor OF tucker Lloer1y, ana Is stIong
oeilever IN the anarchist laIth. hrs' helIy
is every olt as much an anarchist as her
husband. Ihere are the IlIton girls
josephine and Flora Ihey have done
much to spread the principles OF anarchy,
and have canvassed the whole OF the United
states, from beyond the MISSISSIPPI to the
Atanuc, selling l snarchlst pamphlets, DIS
posing OF nearly 100000 in this way.
| io"iis uiii i'uiieu hii'e'
HFkl lNGFlELD ". Yah FEBRUARY Ioth.-
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go, 10 ~ NJ
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