Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-27
serious Accident Near Lincoln.

EfftOub <hCCAOcnI 1ttdE LluCO1n.
LINCOLN, December 26th-C. Calder
wood, wife and two small children, had a
narrow escape from death about one mile
from this place yesterday. They were re-
turning home when the wagon ran off the
grade. turned over, and the wheel caught
Calderwood, pinning him to the ground.
Mrs. Calderwood and the children were
thrown out and badly bruised. She picked
up the children. and finding they were not
badly hurt, went TO release her husband,
but finding she could do nothing she I'M
hitched the horses, and walked about mile
TO town 10 procure assistance. Parties i'm
mediately started to the scene of the acci-
dent and released the man. No bones were
broken, but it is feared the man is inter-
nally injured.
Residence Burned.
LINCOLN, December 26th.-The residence
of Mrs. Ann Fuller, and occupied by Geo.
Fuller, was burned last night. Loss, about
s., 200; insurance, about 81 200. Ed
Death of Lady Oficiai.
LAKEPoRT, December 26th.-Mrs. S. NJ.
Gillett, the County School Superintendent
elect, of this county, died in childbirth at
her residence in Long Valley this morning
This causes a vacancy that will be filled by
appointment by the Supervisors. The gem
eral impression is that Mark Mathews the
present incumbent, and who was defeated
in the late election, will be appointed, as
the Board is Democratic.
Negotiating for Railroad.
LAKEPoRT December 26th.-F d. Tunis,
A G. Plat, NJ. S. Sayer and w. A. Max
well, the committee appointed by the citi-
zens of this community to confer with the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company next
Tuesday in regard to the building of road
into Lake county, started for San Francisco
this afternoon. They will be joined by
committees from Kelsey, Lower Lake and
Middletown, making the delegation from
this county to consist of nine or ten men,
bers.
A Wife's Sad Death.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, December 26tb.-In-
telligence reached this city this morning of
a shocking accident that occurred in San
Jose valley, in this county, yesterday after
noon, and which resulted in the instant
death of Mrs. joaquin Feliz, at the hands
of her husband. From the facts obtainable,
il appears that Joaquin Feliz, the husband,
was endeavoring to quell row in his sa-
loon between two parties who were well
charged with liquor. One of the belliger-
ents drew pistol, which Feliz attempted
to secure. in the struggle which followed
lDe weapon was ulSCUdFSeu anu the outlet,
after passing through the hand of Feliz,
pierced the heart of his wife, who had been
attracted to the scene by the noise of the
fracas, and the unfortunate woman expired
without uttering word.
Iucendiaries Reindicted.
SAN LUIS 0BIsPo, December 26th.-The
parties secretly indicted by the Grand Jury
last weak are found to be William Pepper
and Stephen Moody. In October, 1885,
they were tried for the crime of arson COM
mitted on the Estrella Plains, about May of
the same year. Conviction followed, and
they were sentenced to three years impris-
onment at Folsom. Their case was taken
to the Supreme Court, new trial secured,
and owing to certain defects that were dis
covered in the indictment papers, they
were discharged. The Indictment found
by the Grand Jury rests on this same
oifense.
Weather Indications.
SAN Francisco, December 26th.-The
weather indications for the twenty four
hours commencing at A. NJ, December
9th, are Fair weather, except in the ex-
IRENE northwestern portion, where local
rains may be looked for.
From the Orient.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 26th.-The
steamer Belgic arrived to-day with Hong
kong dates to December I'd, and from Yc-
kohama to the 18th.