Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-13

MOB ATTACK THE CARS.
SAN Francisco, December 12th-TSpec-
iall.-At 2 o'clock this afternoon about
fifty of the car strikers met on the side
walk at the corner of Mason and OFarrell
streets. From there they marched to
Geary street. On the way their number
was augmented by the addition of about
hundred boys. The procession marched
along Geary street, and when the first car
made its appearance it was met with a
shower of stones from the boys. The other
cars received similar treatment. The bows
also used laths with which they smashed
the windows of the cars. The strikers took
no part in the assault. The procession
marched to Suffer street and the same pro-
ceedings took place there. The windows
of eleven cars Oh this line were badly
smashed. No one was hurt but police
man, who received slight wound on the
back of the head from a stone. The police
mems endeavors to make arrests were pre-
vented by the crowd.
Foul Murder Unearthed in Mariposa
County.
MERGED, December 12th.-Another one
of those terrible murders for which Mari
posa county has been noted for many years
past, occurred at Buckeye, few miles from
the town of Mariposa, some time between
Saturday the 4th, and Wednesday last,
Louis Hebert Frenchman, and resident
of the place for several years, being the
victim. A French Canadian, named Saw.
age, and his wife are the supposed murder
ers. On Wednesday last, Sheriff Mullery
and Under Sheriff Reward proceeded tc
the house Of Hebert, at that time occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Savage and their son, g
small boy, in search of Hebert, whom the
neighbors had missed from the place. Or
searching about the premises they discov.
cred blood and other evidences of murder
whereupon they arrested the man and
woman, lodging Savage in Jail, and quar-
tering Mrs. Savage in the County Hospital
On questioning the boy, he told the officers
that the blood-spots found at several differ
ent places were from chickens his parents
had killed, but after being locked up Saw
age is reported to have confessed to killing
Hebert, saying that he used a club in doing
the deed, after being twice shot at by the
deceased. 1t is also said that in their search
the officers found charred human bones
where they suppose the body to have been
burned. The officers seem very reticent
concerning the disclosures made by Say.
age, as also other evidence of the crime.
Fire in Shasta County.
CoTroNwooD, December 18th Charlie:
Scott, foreman of the 30,000-acre Diamond
Stock Range, has just arrived here with the
news of the destruction of the elegant and
costly residence on that range. 1t burned
down about 4 P. NJ. on the 10th inst The
| fire caught from defective fiue in the
kitchen, and was almost Immediately dis
covered by Mr. Scott, who was working in
the rear, but with all his efforts to stay the
flames the house, furniture, books, etc.,
were soon total loss. The residence was
put up three years ago at big expense by
the owners of the range, Ex-Governor Per-
kins, j. e. Crooks Cashier of the Bank OF
Benicia, and James Miller and G. Belcher,
well-known capitalists. The loss sustained,
or the amount of insurance, is not known.
Mr. SCOTS family lost about $500 worth of
personal property.