Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

the heaviest losers, and Mr.. r. ii. Whit
lock, who is now ut the Rawley Springs,
is the neXt.-Stdte.
THE LATE SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLE
AND HOW 1T CAME ABOUT-KEAR-
NEY AND THE NEW CONSTITUTION
STATEMENT OF THE BOY WHO CALL
ED KALLOCH FROM HIS OFFICE TO
THE COUPE TO BE SHOT BY DE
YOUNG.
New York Times Rep, Editorial.
The eo.called New Constitution par
ty is chiefly composed of olliceseekers'
and most of its leaders are old politi-
clans who have held office long since,
and who wear, in courtesy, the title of
Honorable Bilks" made no nomina-
tons for Congress. In San Francisco
they diNided the municipal ticket with
the Democrats, joint committee of
the two parties having agreed to par
tition the nominations equally be-
tween The two organizations. The
workingmen's nominee for mayor is
the Rev. Isaac s. Kalloch, a man of
uhsaVory reputation, and who has
been in the pulpit rs violent and viiu-
perative as his great leader Kenrney
has been on the platform.
When Kalloch wds nominated some
reference TO his previous record in
Boston was made. The Kearneyites
were evidently surprised. They had
nominated him chiefly OH account of
his pronounced anti-Chinese senti-
mems. They knew nothing of his
antecedents. He was called upon to
explain and defend himself. With
bis explanation and defense, made
partly in public and partly in private,
the Kearneyite leaders expressed
themselves as being satisfied. But the
San Francisco Chronicle, the organ
aud head and front of the party of
Honorable Biiks," revived the old
story of KallOch's alleged immortai-
ties and Irregularities, and in fulfil
ment Of n previous threat, assailed the
personal character of the Working
mems candidate for mayor. Kall0ch,
to meet this fresh attack upon HIM
self, revived II scandaious publication
In which the character Of De Young
brothers o1itGrs of the ChrOnico as
we'll as that Of their mother, was as
sailed The elder De Young did not
resent this assault IN hot blood On
the day after II was made he sent word
to Kalloch that gentleman was wait
ing outside to see him, aud when the
deceived object Of DE Youngs wrath
came out he was met with shots from
revolver. Il he was not instantly
killed it was not because the in,en-
tions Of his ass liant were not deter
miEed enough.
AN a. u. n BOY's STATEMENT.
Great Interest has been manifested
To obtain a statement from the Ameri.
can District boy who accompanied De
Young IN The coupe ut the time Of the
shooting, hut difficulty was expert
enced In fading him, as his name was
at first kept secret. A number Of cou-
Trajectory statements were given out
as to the course adopted Ivy DE Young
Immediately proceeding the affair
which the boys statement was ex.
pected TO clear up. He was run down
by reporter Of the BuHetn Monday,
and his statement is published as fol-
lows
about 0 O'Clock on Saturday morn.
Ing u gentlemen droveup tothe branch
Office at No. 06l Mission street in II
coupe, and called for n messenger boy
II was my turn to go out, and went
with him. did not know the gem
tleman In the coupe, never having
seen him before. We drove on to No
23l4 Nineteenth street lie told me to
60 to the house and inquire for Mr..
Kalloch, and tell him that lady In
the coupe wanted to see him. The
door was opened by boy. deliver.
ed the message, and the boy told me
that DR.. Kalloch was not IN The
gentleman told me TO inquire what
Mr.. Kallooh's Office hours were. /
was told that he vas at his Office from
10 to y. We drove from Mr.. Kali
loch's house along Mission street to
Fifth street. Before reaching Fifth
street Mr.. Do Young lowered the win
dow OF the coupe. We turned down
Jessie street to the entrance to the
Temple on that street, passing the
buggy before stopping. When we
stopped Mr., De Young peeped through
the curtain OF tho rear window Of the
coupe aud said; You see that man
with the white ulster on; tell him that
n lady In the coupe wants to eoe HIM
I went. The gentleman Ia the ulster
was In the buggy, accompanied by
another man, and was In the net Of
picking up the reins when delivered
Mr.. De YouDg's message. He ut once
stepped down aud approached the
coupe cautiously, as II he anticipated
something wrong, peeriug sideways nj
the window Of the coupe. When he
reached the coupe the shot was fred
which 40 frlghted me that ! ran fast
M could back TO the Office" The
boy had not read the accounts In the.