The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-29

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Ing ~ their personal rresaYs and family ante
rtsaens~ ia the mast direct manner After Al.
tanrning The meeting IVA The hall iio w.is auissle.
munnseA .sAtHi, and spoke lfi.s', After w.
stewahE tue AlsAeAs w Viz hsna9sf nron him
81, he sald In h.slssnisg Tie reputation ~
my father. sho has fli~a M honorable grave
Tor many searr. these journalists sirei. have
rendered. the m~i virsons retaliation nn my
part necessary and jus'ifi shie Ihe@r dtrgrArs.
lul rrc.rl- make rnch III stack lA,s~ll,le, aid
| am Justified In pfanonnciug thsn, tho bastard
progeny ~ rru#ilsutcr ~ said lss had TIM NJ II
article III III. poke, tcfts 81 Resd V. read
MI but he did not wish ~ ,xrsi'd all his AIN
mnnition AZ enw II ~cnlA he published i'm.
nscaliss.ls Ia full IN the Wafkingm~ns paper,
she Dyp,n LITTER. anil ncx, TUESDAY evening he
wuui take II np anil comment npun ~
Charles H. lunng evidently considered tho
proceedings III tIe evening equal rrusoaaiioh
h the actual reading " the article. lie accord.
insls drove to the METROPOLITAN Tempt. Ia 4
ennre Al titns when kslnrh WAS about STRIP
ping into carriage with Carl browne DE
lrting sen, III American District messenger.
soy ~ him 10 rAs That 4 gentleman wished -
slcak With him Az kAllorA approached tint
coupe Dc ianng hrch, hitting him In the
ger.d atud turned ~ ESCAPE, DE Young fired
again. hitting him IN tho hip. or tueh.
II would appear that trouble lad bccn Aniici
rAled IN quite number III Wnfkingmen were
III thu vicinity " thu Temple. They q once
mAhr y rush for tho coupe, ssixrd the horHcs'
heads, aud unhrayorcd 10 gvt de- Young out
He kept thcm ri lay Tor moment with his
pistol Meantime an officer arrived TN tho sccnc.
Tho crowd seized tho coupe and overturned H.
A. II went over DE Aoung got ont Hc ami the
officer were ut once attacked, tho officer
knocActld own and uamplcd gu. and DO Young
very seriously. The officer, na Young, aud
the driver OF tho conpo struggled thron.h thr
crowd amid cries, .Ilalig hiM,e Kill him =
Al tho corner OF Firth and Market streets two
more officers made their appearance, and with
their assistance De Young asiaken 70 the Bald
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got into carriage and DRIVE rapidly 10 the 20.
Lien stAtian, the crowd following
nr Young WAS ii oncr taken to ono ~ the
tank Lall., Will. . crowd, numbering tliou.
sand., surrounded The prison and osincct dc
sire 10 make All attack.
Meantime Tie police rapidly assembled.
ropes we're stretched across tho streets leading
ID iha prison. and every preparation made u
resist ali attack Tho Chief III Police ~ once
called ten. Mecomb III consultation, t'cn
Mstamb ordered the military 10 assemble al
their arniofis.
News 81 the tragedy spread like wildhro
through tho city, and the streets we're soon
crowded with excited ihrnngr strong guards
were placed pvcr ti,n thgoHieit business and
printing on,sr 10 provcns their belnK sacked
In thu af,crnool there WAS Al immense gather
Ing workingmen, At which there Mas manifest
ed general .lerire 10 march on Tho jail. take do
inun. OH! aud hang him u WAS decided, how
ever. to await thr arrival ~ Dennsa kcarney,
who Mas hhort distance out VI thu city, brfOrt
proceeding u rAsrcintticr kuArnes fastened
lack, arriving III the evening He war met
by crowd Of several Thousand. who re-
ceiscd their leader With almost frantic OK
hihi,ion u Iuy, Three Ut the wofkinancns
military companies. numbering ltN men. With
rifles and hAsl bayuiclw, were IN hAid ~ MI
escort. With keArney AZ upir Aoad, thn pro.
ctrsiosi moved up Market street for tbs sand
loss. filling tho slreoss for several blocks, and
making the air ring With cheers for kaarney
and cries Of Han. De yonne k,Arncy adj
dressed tho excited multitude, advising the
preservation OF law AMI order. Hin counsel
~sa willingly accepted ny the popnlacc,
aid ~ the conclusion Of tho mcntinK uat
multitude quietly d.~pcr~ed 70 thor homes,
Public sentiment seems mainly 10 run agaias,
Dn yonng, partly on account OF tho manner 81
his attack, giving hia victim no chance for de-
Tense or escape, aud partly because tho dhrnnt.
~ In iis assaults upon kAlioch hAA been
abusive beyond al precedent III political cam
pAigns.
lowing defense 81 Charles De Young
10 orr political friends Tor the informa.
sIon u the New Constitution party In tho into.
fi0i where the affair between l. b. kAlloch
aud one OF the rr0priet0s~ ~ tlis paper may *
altogether misunderstood, wo way thAt tho oc
enrrcico WAS entirely 4 personal matter, which
III NJ sense whatever Affects OF concerns ths
Political principles Of tho rhronieis Or thu par
(which II supports, Wepnt II 10 any brave m.
honorable man IN this community, VINO has ,
mother or tho men,ory of une. aud who l0ves
respects and revcrce her, u suuh language .,
that used by KAlloch IN the hearing 81 thoi,
aAnds dOes NOT challenge and provoke pnrsnla
nitely worse than death TO leor such q
Insult put npon ones mother, aud n
man hiss = right 70 giye u wishou
boiag prepared for tho wossl OF consequen
ces. The man who would not resent Il |
meAncr thnn dog, and the mode of rcsonsn.en
Y such ca@ea y 'la rame throughout Nc civi !.
condemn CHARLSE Do Yonng for shooting kal
loch calmly reflect upon I'll tids-~mcnfAlN pu
themselves In his plAca--knd thou ray Wll6iliH
| they dssire that slAndor- lowing mob sh0nl'
IN permitted - take this case ont Of the hknd
u the Law.