The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-08-25
CRIME.
Mississippi versus San Fran
cisco.
The Yazoo Parish Plan in
Enlightened California.
Plantation Manners Not All in the
South.

charges of immoranty thirty years old
preferred against him by the Chronicle.
He said these charges were revived by
Charles and Nike Young, two bastard
sons of a prostitute This morning Chas.
DeY Youpg drove 10 a covered coupe in
front of the private entrance of the Metro
| polltan Temple, where Kalloch has a
study room. and sent a messenger boy
asking him to come out. kalloch imme-
diately appeared on the sidewalk, when
Del Dung shot him in the breast. Kali
loch turned to retreat in doors. when De
Young shot him 10 the back II is be-
lieved that kaloch is dead A crowd
immediately seized the carriage in which
was DeYouDg. turned it over and tore him
out. lie was dreadfuly kicked and
bruised and wosld 90 doubt have been
killed on the spot had not an unusual
number Of policemen come suddenly to
the rescue and hurried him to jail The
city is intensely excited. The police did
not think DeYoung safe in jail and had
made arrangements to hurry him to Fort
| Alcatraz, when the intention became
known to the people, At present the
spirit of the multitude is aroused to pre-
vent any removal of DeYouDg from jail.
here was never time when San Fran-
CISCO was more angry. KalIoch is shot
through tae lett lung, just above the heart.
His physician says that with his strong
constitution, there is a bare possibility of
his recovery. The military are under
arms and police on duty in the event of a
dist ur bance.
At 2 o'clock Kalloch was reported
asleep and resting easily. Matters down
town had become rather more quiet within
an hour, a great number of working men
having gone to the Sand Lots to attend the
meeting. The Grand Army Of the Re-
public have been ordered to assemble to
assist in the preservation of peace.
The circumstances leading to the shoot
ing of Kalloch by Charles De Young are
} as follows: After Kalloch was nominated
by the WOrkingmen of the city as their
candidate for Mayor, Charles DeYoung, in
a speech at the State Convention of the
Honorable Bilks, announced that he would
compel kalloch's withdrawal from the
contest Subsequently be notified kalloch
that unless he withdrew he would rake or
his record in the columns OF the Chronicle
J kslloch sent back word for him to gC
ahead; that he could tell worse thing.
about their doiDgs than they could brint
against him. The Chronicle published an
article reviewing an old story accusing
Kalloch of immortality. On Friday night
Rev Kalloch defended himself before al
immense audience against charges pre-
ferred against him by the Chronicle, Fl
> said these charges were revived by Charlie
!. and Mike DeY Dung, two bastard sons of
: prostitute. This morning Charles DeYouni
: drove 10 a covered coupe in front of tn
private entrance of the Metropolita
n Temple, where Kalloch has a study room
;. and sent messenger boy asking him t
= come out. Kaloch Immediately appear
: ed on the sidewalk, when DeYoung sho
him in the breast Kalloch turned to es
cape, DeYoung fired again, hitting him oI
;, the hip or thigh, 1t would appear tha
the trouble had been anticipated, as quit
. number of wolkingmen were 10 tn
o vicinity of the temple. They at one
y made rush at the coupe, seized tn
. horses heads and eDdeavored to get D
o Young out. He kept them at bay for
moment with a pistol Meantime a
. officer arrived on the scene The crow
i seized the coupe and overturned it. AS
Y went over DeYoung got out He aud tn
>, officer were at once attacked, the office
knocked down and trampled Gu, an
'e DeYoung beaten about the head and tac'
'e though not very seriously. The Office
y DeYoung aud the driver of the COUP
7s struggled through the crowd amid erie
y d of Hang him Kill him" A
10 the corner of Fifth and Market sire,
! two more officers made their appea
ance, and with their assistance /
J. Young was taken to the Baldwin Hote
~ and, escaping by another entraDc
.'' got into a carriage and drove rapidly
= the police station, the crowd Foliowin
- DeYo Young was at once taken to one of tt
IN cells, while crowd nun bering THOUSAND
- surrounded the prisoner and evInced
w desire to make an attack. Meantime Il
.. .. police rapidly assembled. Ropes We
~ stretched across the streets leading to Il
- ~ prison and every preparation made
resist an attack, The Chief of Police
IS once called Gen. McOomb in consultatit
~ and Attorney General Hamilton, who W
''s present, telegraphed to Coy. Irwin
ey orders No answer has as yet been r
~ ceived as the governors exact wher
us abouts are not known. Gen. McComb
=. W once assumed the responsibility and ordI
.. ed the military to assemble at their armt
"o no les, where they are now, awaiting orde
,cl News of the tragedy spread like wild>f
iei through the city aud the streets were so
ou' crowded with excited throngs A stro
Lne guard was placed over the Chronacle hu
IL ness and printing office to prevent The
being Sacked. W Fl. DeYoung, who v
. at the Chronicle Office at the time of /
shooting, at once sought the city prlst
where he now is, in company wlthCharl
II: II: For some time it was uncertain what b
and been done with the brothers, many belit
lsic, ing they had been removed to Fort Al
y traz for greater safety, but they are still
= the prison. At the request of the co
100. mittee of Workingmen headed by vi
Barbour, their candidate Tor congress, tt
e@sir @ we're allowed to select twelve men v
ted. we're sworn in as special officers to s
q on about the prison aud see that the
Youngs were not taken away.
. Pursuant to the call the WogkiDgu
are now assembling It is announced t
they will march in body to the Dri
y aud demand that the DeY oungs be |
. 3 rendered 20 them, and if the demant
not complied with will storm the pr
and take them by force. Il is very dol
ful, however. if the attempt will be ms
-. as the authorities are guarding the bu
-S' ing and are prepared TO defend il. 1
ITH- lock- = medical attendants state priVat
OR that he could not possibly live through
morrow. Kalock's family are at pre-
giEss 'is out of the city. Kearney has been
d l by for and will arrive ia the city late
afternoon Great fears are entertai
lore for the peace of the city during
coming night. Every preparation Is
- inp made to guUnrpss whence, II