Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-26
The Trouble In California.

/ SVtDlaEatlfC luicG WAS IeStofCN Iu oGu Iliu
cisco yesterday, the only crowds being about
the metropolitan Temple watching bulletins Of
ka0ch's hoalih. He Was reported improving.
| The statement Of The District Telegraph boy
| who 'saS with Do YouDg st tho time OF The
| sh4o:icg shows ii to have tccH :. deliberate At
! tempt ST mu!Gcc.
liz asys titai III ''aEoli u!Ga 'cycil I;:.t
! n.nrrlnE Il gcDtlCGl#G traq0 Gp IL The BRACE:
! ellie, III coupe and called Tor messenger
| pjY. IL was my iurn IT, 90 aux, aud ! ig3it
with !!!m. / dlt Dot kaoyi Tho gentleman ii tie
COUP ,ncv2r hagi Ing uoca hin before. W. drvv-
- no. 2%li Nucicca;h street. 10 ,oiA
| nc TO g TO ito h0uac acd ipoG.re
tar Dir. haliooh, sHd tell him that q lady 10 the
coup. wanted 10 see L;m Tie door w%s o2ca.
&C by 4 boy. | delivered jho message, aaG the
boy told !ua that DE-. kaoch Has BOT in. T%c
| gcnicmGn told :uc 10 irquirO what Mr.. kl!.
och's cities hours we're. [ vas told that 20
;9as at bis cfEc, from 10 TO T. Before reach
INK Ei:!i aIiast hlr. De Icuog i0@aged Tia viz
dow Of ihc coupe. We ,u-naI dowa isssi3
street. 70 !hn tntsanUo 81 the I'G,nrlo Oh. ifss
5 rcct, Ga7s'ug buasy before stopping. W:ca
We stopped Sir. Dc Y0a0g pGepoi through !lo
curtain .! TIC rear window cl the c1up9 md
said. You SEQ that inaD with y while rls.c. DC.
tell hi:i that & i.dy ii ihc cJuf,1 warts &c SOC
| a;In. / went. !hc G3NicGSc il TIC uiaicy
Was ii! tie augry, accompanied by an0. l4g ;inc
sad ~aS ia he &C. CT rickiug ~ tic ro1n wion
| | delivered Mi. D1 YouGp'a message. lie ST
obca sepucd doRh and approached the c}cno
cautiously. IS il nc Anticipated something wsaag,
| pctIlnS sideways a. the window OF the clup.
| when he reached The coupe he shot ~as iirSd, ,
which 50 frightened mo that rae a. las: ~ !
could back to tho Office"
| Notwithstanding tho favorable symptoms cf
| the wounded man thoro is still good deal Of
talk among The workingmon ss 10 the course 70
| DO pur.utd IN iho event Of fatal termination
| of the shooting. Among the rank and lilo thero
| is strong desire visible 10 put up Keerney for
mayer should change DO necessary, bu! the
desire is aharod neither by tho agitator nor bis
| friends, and il may DO considered certain that
nothing of the kind will be dono.
From various points in The interior como Cx.
| prossions ofprivste and public opinion condemn.
| ing the Dc You1gs for tho course pursued by
the Chronicle and the subsequent attack on
kaloch.
The Chronicle claims lis articles srsipst Kal.
| loch wer0 published from sonso of duty, and
repeats in substance the idess conveyed in yostor.
days article. 1t holds out tho idea that if the
election should result in the workingmen's sue.
cess there will be no peace but such IS is agroo.
able 10 the mob, who mean nothing less tLaE
Charles Young WAS arraigncd yesterday on
charge OF shooting with intent to kill, and
committed for trial without bail
LATER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-Up 10 this hour,
midnight. Mr.. Kalloch condition is reported
| unchanged. Notwithstanding the uniformly
! favorable report Of the physicians, those who
still Ingcr about tho ricioiy Of tho temple per.
sist 10 tho belief that be will die, and that tho
| favorable reports are designed to keep them
| quiet. kearnry PROCESSES to share 10 that be-
lief ia common with the bulk of bis followers,
Everything is quiet about tho city. The pre-
! cautions about tho central station arc still main.
talnod, and two companies of tie national guard
remain on duly there to rolievo the police who
have returned to their regular duty. Tho Offices
OF the Chronicle are still guarded
New York, Aug. 2G.-Donis kcaraey, the
San francisco sand lots orator, sends tho fol-
| loving characteristic dispatch to the Sun: "Kal.
| !och IS resting easy OF present and everything
IS vtry quiet. There is 20 danger OF riot or
trouble. The workiogmen arc gathering strength
hour by hour. Our county and State ticket
will BIO elected by large mpiorties. San Fran
cisco will send White, tho workinemcn's can.
didato, into tho State with 10000 majority,
sure. have now christencd tho honorable
bllhs party "the murderers party" Their
only arguments arc the pistol aud the dagger.
1t is the democratic party under new namo,
organized for the purpose Of defeating the work.
ingmen's party in tho interest Of tho republican
party, With Grant for President. It's support.
ter5 are the land grabbers, the Chinese six com.
panies, the Chinese employers, Tho slave dry-
or6, sla7o traders ond slave holders-the opprcs
sors Of labor aud destroyer5 Of FREQ institutions,
tho fresh waller thieves and political burmers,
ureh iends and uDbung murdcresS, ard their
organ is tho Chronicle. Their candidate ior
Governor has grabbed 135, 900 acres OF !aDd srd
IS tho heaviest Chinese employer in tho State,
"hlie the railroad highwaymen.the bank smash
ers and ether thievins mooopoiies arc support.
DS the republican party. "a either words ,hs
thieves ere DOW fighting aud hoocse men sro
borat to get their rights. predicted tha: tic
Chronicle you'd Jump tha rack.
IAN FRANCISCO, Aug. $3.50 q. m.--Al:
ls quiet this me!ning. lhe authorities still!
malutain vigilaut watch. Mr.. kalIoch's coz
GltiOp continued favorable"