The New York herald., 1879-08-25

end all around Yes, I've seen him on the track
myself. He cut a dashing figure with his
high boots. hands in pocket and nat
on the back of the head. I can see nm
now, sort OF strutting around with cutaway coat
aud regular sporting OUTFIT. No. he didn't DO MS
own jockeying He was TOO large to ride hand
some. jolly looking fellow he was. and as genial
man as you ever heard talk. Have you followed his
his history sinces He came East after that.
BAPTIST PREACHER NEXT.
Then he must have been taken into the Church
again, as he preached again in Leavenworth. this
time regular minister in the Baptish Church
there. believe just before he had held the same
position further East. From Leavenworth he had
call TO go TO San Francisco as preacher and
left. and this time rumor again busy about
him. There was woman in it, but reports were
pretty well suppressed. he very much liked.
The next heard about him about his running
away, and now about his being shot,"
NIB. KALLocH's CAREER IN KANsAs-No Def.
MITE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LEAvESwoRTH, Kan. August "a, 1879.
Considerable excitement caused in this city
this morning when it became generally known
through the press that the Rev. l. $. Kalloch ha
been shot at San Francisco. He came here from the
East in 1865. and at took active part in pub
lie matters. He went to Lawrence and became
Baptist preacher of the sensational order always
drawing a full house. He soon went into politics
and became candidate tor Congress and the
United States Senate Failing i'll his political
aspirations he went into the hotel business
in Lawrence, and after time changed
his business and opened stock farm. He carried 1t
for two three years. attended all the fairs and
recognized a sporting character. He then at
tended religious meeting, gave his experience, be-
came converted and received call from the First
Baptist Church of this city, which he accepted. at
salary of $1,000 per annum. The first night he
preached the vast edifce lone OF the largest in the
city, filled to overiowing aud the streets were
crowded. He immediately became popular and was
very successful Baptist minister. The people of his
church had the utmost faith in him. but not
the doubling outsiders. They did not believe that
kallochs conversion real. Still, they loved to
hear him talk Within twelve months he received
call from the San Francisco Baptist Church. which
he accepted. In appearance Kaloch was tall and
handsomely formed with bright, laughing eyes.
While immortality and a too intimate acquaintance
with different ladies' rumored in Kansas in
necton with his name. nothing definite was ever
charged against MN IN converse Ion ne was very
pleasing and captivated all in the rostrum but he
could be very bitter when occasion offered. In poll
tics here he was extreme republican There is q
feeling OF sympathy here for Mr.. Kalloch.
SYMPATHY AND INDIGNATION FROM NEW YORK
woRKINGMEN
we'll attended mass meeting Of the national
workingmens party met yesterday afternoon in
Hamilton Park. Mr.. David Conroy presiding and Mr..
b. J. Kelly secretary. Mr.. Conroy opened the meet
ing and spoke at some length on the wrongs Of
labor He also alluded to the present state Of things
in Francisco and predicted that the shooting OF
Mr.. Kalloch would be the of arousing the
working classes. and he would be looked
martyr to their cause. He denounced the shooting
a cruel murder and said it was tha first life
offered up to free the white slaves. In less than
four years they would be Free p. McDowd. Mr..
Mccarthy and others spoke in similar terms.
and Daniel Mccarthy were appointed IA committee to
ing the subject. The following resolutions were
adopted
whereas the national party of tho city Of
Rev Mr. kalloch of California. by the hand of cowardy
named De capital
istic journals Francisco: look
such assassination by this hired assassin Of capital
bending determination the of capitalists TO nau
gurate lhs country into revolution; and whereas
that the assassin of Mr.. Kaoch be at placed
trial for this hghhanded outrage: therefore
Resolved. That the party hold
meeting against the of the
workngmcn's candidate Mayor of San Francisco; and
Resolved. That all osed to free speech
free free ballots election universal suffrage
Republic desis in their opposition and il reaf
the Declaration Independence pledge
lives, honors and fortunes externinate all
tyrauts from our land
After the adoption OF the resolutions the meeting
adjourned