The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-05-29
PACIFIC COAST.
The KaIiocs, Murder Case.

The kalioch Murder Case.
SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE case of /
NJ. kalloch, held to answer on charge o.
having murdered Charles DeYoung, will
be tried on an information made BY the
district attorney. Such information was
made to-day, but is still in the office of
the district attorney. The case has not
yet been assigned to any court
On Time Again.
Trains on the branch road ofthe South
ern Pacific Railroad from the main line to
the Mussel slough country are running
again as usual, and the report comes from
the railroad headquarters that everything
| is quiet.
The judges of the superior court of this
county met this afternoon and elected
Judge T. K. Wilson presiding judge of the
| court. vice William p. Dangerfeld, de-
| ceased. Twelve votes were cast. eight for
Judge Wilson. the others scattering. De-
partment Number 8, recently presided
over by Judge Wilson, was assigned to the
newly appointed judge, L. ID. Latimer
Outrage.
A woman, giving the name of Mrs.
Eliza Saville. living on Thirteenth. be-
tween Mission and Howard streets.
alleges that she was assaulted and out
roged by five hoodlums, on the Protrero
hlils yesterday afternoon. The leader of
the gang has been arrested.
outbreak of Indians ON the San Pedro
River.
SAN FRANcIseo, May ia dispatch
from Tucson. Arizona, saws a courier has
arrived from Old Camp Grant, sixty miles
north OF fucson, who states that Eskemi-
zen, chief of the Old San Carlos Indians.
now at peace, has warned whites on the
San Pedro to leave for safety, as there is
large band of hostile Indians in the
neighborhood who have left San Carlos
and gone on the war path. Nine pros
pectors are known to have been killed.
and five more are reported killed. Set
tiers and prospectors have left the district
and are coming to Tucson. George Stone.
who left this morning for the American
Flag mine, located near San Pedro. has
returned. He reports that he met II
wagons of settlers fleeing from San Pedro
to Tucson, who confirmed the report of
indians being in that vicinity. and of
prospectors being killed. There are about
iooo available troops in the territory and
most all of them are near the line of New
Mexlco, fighting hostil es there
KaIioch's Answer.
SAN FRAScIsco, May 2a-Mayor Kal.
loch has filed an answer to the complaint
of Coolidge, on whose complaint imneach
ment proceedings have begun. He swears
that the proceedings are of such nature
that they should be prosecuted in DEPART
ment No. 10, superior court, instead ofNo.
where they now are, and asks such ref
erence. He further asks that the case be
heard in bank He further says that the
proceedings are in the nature OF political
prosecution.
Mayor Kallocn's impeachment case
came up before Judge Freelon to-day ON
motion of defendant to quash the empan-
eiment OF a grand jury. The motion was
denied, and the defendant allowed till
Monday, 3lst inst, to plead.
had Business.
Near Tomales Yesterday, two sons of s.
4. Church. wealthy farmer of that viciu-
ity, aged respectively 16 aud II wears, be. ]
came involved in quarrel with Swede
named Ferezi living on ranch near by,
when one of the boys drawing a revolver
shot Ferezi through the lungs, inficting
probably mortal wound.
The Burke Case.
Defendants argument in the case off
Burke against Flood was concluded before |
Judge Sullivan to day, counsel relying
mainly on the long acquiescenee and stale
ness OF plaintiffs claim. New matter hay-
ing been introduced, plaintiffs counsel
will reply next Wednesday.
The thinese Test Case.
At meeting of the board of ward pres-
idents to-day communication was read |
from Governor Perkins in response to an |
inquiry from the board stating that no I
appeal had been taken to the q. s. su-
preme court in the Parrott case involving
the eonstitutionalify of the law prohibit
ing the employ insnt of Chinese By corpor-
atoms, as the case was not appealable.
Races at the Bay District Track.
The spring meeting ofthe Pacific Blood
Horse Association at the bay district track
commenced to-day. The first race, mile
dash. was won by Colonel w. w. Gifts
Twilight; time, 1:474. The second race, a
half mile dash for twoyear-olds, was won
by Pritchard's brown colt: time, 5I3 The
third race. a mile and quarter dash, was
won by Pritchard's Lena Dunbar, beating
Raldwin's Clara d. in 2.1oI, after one or
the hardest contests ever seen on the
track. The fourth race, q mile and bali
dash, Winters Connor anne in first, but
was distanced for foul. and the race was
given to Pritchard's EHchre, time, 2:45k.
The track was heavy.
Horrible AFFAIR near Cotton.
CoLroN. California, May. pa cold
bi0oded and wanton murder occurred at
Aqua Masa to-day, one mile south Of this