Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-11-13

he replied, ssNo; / feel sorrow at the loss
| of my son, but 10 remorse, as was inspired
| by God to do the deed. The inspiration only
| came about ten minutes before the act was
| DONE The remains were kept from the h
| to the 10Th instant When asked why he did
80, he replied that he had kept the body
in the expectation that the Lord would direct
to burn the body, thinking no sacrifcaeo could he
| complete without FIRE; but receiving no fur
Their corsmand from the Lord, he buried him
at the end Of week. all this time his wife
and the other children, of whom there are
three or four, the eldest seven years old. had
but little to eat he having thrown what little
there was in the house away. His object in
doing this was that he did not think the Lord
would send him more as long as
there was anything in the house. In
replying as to his religious belief. he stated
that he did not belong to any church that
be had never been able to make up his mind
that sny of them were truth. His wife had
at one time belonged to the JOSEPH
ites," but he was certain that she
had not belonged to any church
since their marriage. The only time at which
his wife, he said, had shown any signs Of
grief was to-day. when the officers started to
bring him to jail. He supposed she felt
SORROW at the loss of their son, but she had
not shown it.
Both the man and woman are undoubtedly
"cranks.n In telling his story he would
often wander off, and speak of matters that
had no connection with his recent "inspira.
tion." Once he spoke of vision, in which
the Lord appeared to bring him sack of
money. He also referred TO other visions,
but so incidentally that nothing could be
made cut OF them.
Earthquake Shocks.
MENDocINo, November 11th.-A severe
shock OF earthquake, accompanied by rum
bling noise, was felt here at 1880 this morn.
ing. The shock proceeded from east to west.
and was the sharpest experienced here for
some time.
MENDooINo. November 12th.-Two shocks
Of earthquake were felt here last night. The
last, at 6 o'clock, was very strong.
A Dairymen's Convention.
WATsoNvILLE, November 11th. = The
Dairymen's Protective Association of this
county have issued call to all the dairy
counties in this State to meet on the 18th in
slant, to elect three delegates to meet in San
Francisco December II, 1882, for the pur.
pose of organizing State Association. At
their last meeting in this county they passed
q resolution pledging themselves not to con-
sign any butter or cheese to firms that deal in
oleomarg arine.
Inc Lake County Fair.
UPPER LAKE, November 18th. At o
meeting of the Directors of the Lake County
Agricultural Society at Kelsey to-day, the
question OF new location for holding the
annual fair was decided in favor of Lake
port. The fair has been held tho past three
years at Lower Lake. The Lakeport people
had $1,000 cash subscribed, besides a pavil-
ion, as an inducement for the Directors to
locate the fair there.
Assault Upon a Young Lady by an Indian.
SAN DIEGO, November 11th.-Particulars
OF q horrible assault reached here yesterday.
Last Sunday evening. shortly before dark,
Miss Millie Paine left her house in Poway
to go to neighbor's house, intending to
Join friend and go to church. She was fol.
lowed by an Indian who had been employed
on ranch, and assaulted. The lady strug.
gled feartully, and her clothes were almost
torn from her person. She managed to escape
to neighbours house, but was too weak to
give more than the fsintest outline of the out.
rage. The neighbors Immediately set cut 10
pursuit of the villain, but were unabls to find
him. A telegram cent here. however, sufficed
to secure the arrest of the wretch, who is now
in jail. Miss Paine's injuries are serious. and
abe has not yet recovered sufficiently to give
full particular. The community ia aroused
to fever hea..
Anvil.
LEMooRR, November 1th.-About o'clock
this afternoon K. T. Wilson, a blacksmith of
this place, made a ring to be used for Griug
anvils to celebrate the Democratic victory.
He heated the ring and placed the anvil in
position, then retired about eighty feet, when
on the first discharge the ring burst, piece
striking Wilson on the forehead, leaving o
hole over two inches in diameter and killing
him instantly. He leayes father and tree
sisters, besides wife and one small child.
Winter on the sserras.
TRUCKEE, November 1lth.-Au exceedingly
cold wave swep. over this section and the
mountains last night, aud the cold has been
very severe all day. This evening the mer-
curry is falling rapidly, while this morning
the Thermometer registered 80 below zero.
The numerous ponds ia the vicinity of Truckee
are frozen over, snd winter has apparently
! -.lIy get in,