The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-08-28


sction and listened with bad graee to
all arguments tendiog to delay their
vengeance. Barbour continued well
ing upon the fact that they were unor-
gsn'z,d and in no condition to cope
with the police and militsrJ.
In reply, the crowd demanded To he
led st once down town TO hang De-
Young and demolish the Chronicle Of
fee. Barbour informed them that the
presidents of the ward clubs were in
session ard had decided 10 await the
arrival OF Kearnty, but that IL Ksl!och
died thew were fu ly determined 10
hang DeY .ung without delay. Ire
mendous cheers greeted this announce
ment.
Wright, vice-pres:dent Of the PARTY,
addressed the crowd in the came strain.
A dispatch from Kssrney was read,
stating that he would be down from
Vallejo by the NJ beat, and askIr Q
that a committee be sent To Vail 10 To
give him full statement of the condi-
ton of aft airs on the way down, and
that any action be delayed until his ar.
rival.
Flynn, secretary of the party, read a
message from Ktll9Cb, cGunseling the
NETT ng to be moderate and wait for
Kesruey's arrival. William kS,lcch
and Cross of Nevada, candidate oG he
party for attorney general, Who hsp-
pened 10 be IN town, also cUuuseied
moderate measures.
St.Ehen M4ybef, who has been
prC minent at Sand l. ITS heretofore, t.
tempted to excite u too ready crowd IL
deeds of violence bu, WAS spppfcsst d
by those GU the stand, alth, ugh the
crowd was with Msybell aud clamoIel
wildly that he should be heard. O;her
speakers sought 10 quiet the Poop
assuring them that IL case X ilcch's
wcuuds proved fatal, summary ven
geancc would be taken.
San FRANCISCO, August 81. After
Kearney had concluded his conferenCe
with the ward precincts, the march for
the Sand l. Il was then resumed.
Several prominent workIngmen har-
angued the crowds there asst mbiC d
before Kearney's arrival. He ad-
dressed them, rta'iZ pg that these chou
SohhS VI a3h ulCu
were ready for an immediate movem ut
against DeYoung; then, that in ten
days the elections would put the whole
machinery of the city government, IN
their hands, and that without. fail the
propri' tors of the Chronicle would then
meet their deser.s At present any a.
tempt at violence would be met BY the
reVoivers Of the police and rh % and
Calling guns of the military, and that
game was no. worth shedding the
bl, Oh of one honest man. lie adjured
them by their regard for their repu.a-
lion throughout the country, the eyes
OF which were upon Them, 10 10 No
violence bat dispeTse quietly 10 theis
homes. lie announced that to morrow
afternoon he wonld meet them on the
Sand Lots, that in the meantime he
would irqnire more IN ~ INTO the state
of sifIirs and would then, he believed,
be able to show thym how to dispose
of The matter wi h credit 10 themselves
Never wss II, arney's b undlt as in
iluence over his followers exhibited to
better advantage. Although the vast
crowd were fairly how.iug for bic cd
they yielded mp icitly to his advice.
Whea he dismissed them they surged
away in vsrions directions tvideutly
prepared to follow his advice to the
letter, Everything was very quiet down
in town during the evening. The bus'-
ness office of the Chronicle was III :
rounded early in the ev, mig by cor
siderable crowd and some taking over
mobbing was made, but no at on was
taken. The flee was closed early and
left in charge OF the police. The prin'-
ing office on Clay street is running as
usual guarded by strong detachment
of police. Montgomery street was
about deserted until after the adj ,urr-
ment OF the Sand Lot meetings. \
the Central ,tltiOp, where the De-
Youngs are confined, the whole police
force are assembled, EXCEPT those 1T.
toned at a few other points, all the
other beats beng left to take care Of
themselves. The militia are also I'M
der arms. Kalloch is resting easily and
his condition is more hopeful, but
nothing is yet certain regarding his
rec JverY.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 2J.-EveIy-
thing still remains quiet. Kalloch
passed comfortable night End this
morning his coalition is much i'm
proved.
Litter = Physicians no " express strong
hopes of Mr.. X .lloch's rec very.
There is talk among the rank an
file OF the woIkiDgmen of nominating
X carney for mayor should X .lloch-tli',
but this is not desired by either KesI-
ney OF his friepcs.
AT the policn station vigilance has
been relaxed during the day and only
few officers are ON duty. There are
no crowds in the streets except around
the Metr"pol tn Temple and in the
vicinity cf the bulletin boards.
MEMPHIS, August 81. = Nineteen
new\r rep red to the b ard OF
health to-day; whites and 10 col
ored. Among the number are James
Baker, w. II. West, Dennis Norton
E ght dea his have occurred, to-wit
c Ii. H,'cher, Annie DJugherty.
G ,rdeiia Atwood, Nj chael Watson and
four colofed ID !. Robt. L Richard.
SOD. John Walsh, county undertaken,
G W ID mis- anu w. F. Altman a't
sick but their names are not yet re.
ported to the bnqrd of hea 1T.
Mss b rdie G. fl did of yellow
fever lat evening at Whitehayen,
Tenncss c.
The weather has been s'Ormy al
dar, and still remains threatening.
Gen. j. l. Six fiilgton is very low,
and will hardly survive the night.
The III ,war1 Association to-day
sent n nurse to WnitehaveD, Tennes,
see. ten miles ea Of this city, on the
Charleston Itailroad, where negro
lies ok with the fever.
During the Etorm OF last night 4
frame builning occupied 10y Ma. i
Hollis and two children, in South
Memphis, all sick with the fever, wal
blown down. Mrs. Hollis will prob
ably die from exposure.
! Miss l. III Rno1es died OF the feYel
this morning, three miles out from The
Raleigh road.
MEMPHIS, August % Thirty foul
cases IN all were reported to day, %
whites and IA colored. Among the
names reported this afternoon Ner
Mrs 3. II. Collins, VIM. Rheinhardt
-. q WIlkic and A. G. Hepburn. The
fever has apparently taken fresh star
MEMPHIS. August 2G.-N ne new
clses; five white and four colored.
Amo Q the number is J VI Pimm and
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slacs last n'' 1t, io-s': NJ VI -
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