The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-08-27
THE SAN FRANCISCO SCANDAL.

THE SAN FRANCISCO SCANDAL.
The KAlloch-De Young scandal in
San francisco is one of the dirtiest
messes ever dished up by the public
press. The positions OF the principals
are well known; Kallouh being the pas
tor Of the Metropolitan Temple in San
Francisco. and the De Youngs editors
and publishers Of the CArmicL. The
men and their respective newspaper
and church we're. for particular reasons.
bitterly opposed to each other; Kalloch
being the Kesrney candidate fox mayor.
aud the Chronicle being the brains and
spirit OF the Glenn party. Their trouble
and abuse Of each other went from bad
70 worse. until the Clroniele in its issue
of the Goth. gave Kalloch an overpow-
ering blast Of two columns in length.
10 which they went back 70 the time Of
his boybood. and. although sllusion
wss made 70 Kalloch's father, Il was no.
thing of Q character to be construed by
anyone - offensive. Subsequently,
however, Kallochs father got dose Of
similar character, We believe. The
court records Of various places had been
called into requiition. snd stories we're
told Of the reversed cssdidste that. il
trus, prove him ons Of Tie worst end
most infamous Of men living. Their
purpost may be Inferred from the head
lines Of the CArmicle's articles. the sub
stance OF which il entirely zoo Rross for
presentation in these columns. These
hesdlines, it may also be stated, are
mild reading compared with that Of
the body Of the article. They were:
Kalloch-The Record OF a Misspent
Life Infamous Career Of the " p c
Candidate for Msyor-Driven from
Boston like an Unclesn Leper-His
Trial for the Crime OF Adultery-The
EvldeDcs that fully Established his
Of tho Jurors vote for Con.
viction- His Escapads With one Of IL
fremont Temple Choristers-Ths Girl
and the Mountebank Caught in his
Study Room-His QSsse Antics in the
State OF Kassas -EArning for Kim the
Bouhribust Of the "Sorrel Stallion
How he has Evaded tho Payment Of
his Dsbts-lIis Name Familiar to the
Rscordsof the Courts-Numcrous Suits
Brought Against him.
This article was followed by . SEQ
ond, in the Chronicle Of the 21st. and .
third in tho same paper Of the 22d. OF
which latter the headlines were % fol.
Iowa:
KallOchs Caresr-A Course OF Lust,
Fraud and Hypocrisy-Juvenils Am
ours and Adolsscent Debauchery -Tes-
timony Of Witnesses in the Adultery
Trisl- Protesting Teetotslism he vio-
lstes his Precepts-Kslloch's Afilis-
tons with the Know Nothing Party-
Notorious in Boston for his Avowed
Hatred Of the ISish-He Publicly De-
nouuces thsm o. the Scum OF the Earth.
Fit only to Associate with Beasts and
Brutes--He is Charged with Drunken
ness and Profanity-His Swindling At
tempts in KAnsas and Massachusetts,.
twas the publication OF these violent
attacks that induced Kallooh to seek
vengeance in the same direction. He
accordingly gave out that he would
read at the Temple the Infamous Nap
thaly publication OF five years ago.
This WAS an article published in the
Sun. an obscure daily newspaper then
published in San Francisco by one Is +
Nspthaly. in which the mother and
sisters Of the Dc Youngs were declared
TO be prostitutes. upon the vile earn.
ings Of whom the sons and brothers
lived. For the publication Of this hor-
rible story tho De Youpgs went after
Napthaly and tho Sun rough shod;
chasing him out Of town. after putting
bullet in his leg and trying to put
several others in his heart aud head;
squelching HE paper. and cutting up
with axes oil his printing material.
Upon Kalloch's threat to read this AZ.
ticls In public. tho De Youngs sent him
word that they would kill him il he
did. We have not learned whether be
read the offensive article or not, but.
judging from the threat and the Shoes
ing, Ne doubt not that he did.
E1citsoeat in the city ran hish, asd
tho politicians and rival newspapers
arc making out Of the affair eli they
possibly can. II must DO borne in
mind that the Do Youn0s and the
ChrcnieL stand alone. and that every
other journal in the city and the Asso-
cisted Press arc ito bitter enemies, for
it has triumphed continually in years
past at their expense. Both aides were
unqusstionably In tho wrong, bot which
the most wrong We are unable Ut this
distance from the scene to determine.
1t il . wrstched affair ell around, and
one that does no credit 10 Kalloch, the
De Youngs. Democrats. Republicans or
Any one elso.