Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-08
THE PACIFIC COAST.
No Steps Yet Taken in the KallOch
Impeachment Case.
THE FUNERAL OF JUDGE DANGERFIELD.
Destructive Storm on the Oregon Coast
RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE FEMALE
TRAMPS.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE FUNERAL OF JUDGE DANGERFIELD.
Destructive Storm on the Oregon Goa
By Telegraph to the SENTINEL

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SAN Francisco, May 7.-At the New City
Hall all the officials are in profound ignor-
ance of what is being lone with reference
to the impeachment of Mayor Kalloch.
There has been no meeting Of the Finance
or Judiciary Committees, to whom the
question Of drawing the necessary articles
Of impeachment was submitted at the last
meeting Of the board on Monday evening.
An immense concourse Of people attended
the funeral Of Judge Daingerield this af-
%ternoon. The remains were conveyed from
his last residence shortly before two o'clock
to Trinity Church, where the services were
held. The pail bearers were, on the part
Of the Superior Court, Judges s. Halsey
and Evans; Odd Fellows, Washton Bart
lett and j. F. Cowdery; vestry Of Trinity
Church, @. V. Gillespie and VIM. Booth;
Bar Association, T. B. Bishop and s. NJ.
Wilson; United Bar, II. ]. Tilden and
David Mcclure. So crowded was the
church that it was with difficulty that in
gress and egress could be had.
A dispatch from Astoria, Oregon, says I:
The steam tender to fishing boats arrived
from Cape Disappointment, and reports
that a sudden southwest squall on the Sd
capsized six boats Instantly. Two men
were swept away and drowned. the rest
succeeding in clinging to the boats. The
steam tender, Rip Van Wrinkle, Captain Al.
Harris, was laying at the Cape, and imme-
diately got up steam, and succeeded in res
cuing four boats with men clinging to
them. The other two boats, with men
clinging' drifted into the breakers yester-
day morning. Three boats were seen by
the lighthouse keeper going out over the
bar bottom up. 1t is feared that from 10
to ~ fishermen have been drowned during
the gale.
At noon to-day the leading women in the
walking match were Tobias 125, Howard
l24, Chappelle 1T, Young ia, Donley 100.
The sprague Murder Trial.
SAN B~uENAvENTURA, May Tin the Su-
perior Court this morning the Sprague case
was taken up, General Cobb, Of San Fran
cisco, advising with the Attorney General.
Mr.. Raymond made sundry motions to the
effect that he asked the Court first to grant
q stay OF proceedings for sixty days sec
ond to examine the records, and after sat
isfying himself that Judge Fawcett's order
striking out the bill Of exceptions, was in
correct, then to strike it from the record or
modify it. He also claimed that the order
being made in Chambers at Sacramento,
outside Of the district, was itself illegal and
void. He argued these oppositions at some
length, re~capitulating some Of the scenes at
the trial. when Judge Fawcett allowed a
spectator to call him (Haymond) a liar
while he was addressing the jury, without
rebuke. Counsel claimed also that Judge
Fawcett, by accepting q seat in the Consti-
tutional Convention, abdicated his position
as Judge. Mr.. Raymond will occupy most
Of the day.
At the conclusion OF Haymond's argu-
ment the Judge held that he had no power
n strike out Fawcett's order striking the
bill OF exceptions from the records. but
would certify that the records showed it to
be incorrect in point Of fact. Then coun-
sci, both sides agreeing. fixed August 18th
for the execution, thus allowing more than
one hundred days for an appeal to the Su-
preme Court. This is the third time the
day has been named for S~prague's execution.