The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-08-27


Bitter QuGrret van th0 Edator 81 the eda
FRANCISCO Ohronicte .-oan francisco, Cala
Aug. 25d.-Last night, Rev. l. ., halioch
the Workingmens candidate Ior mayor, ae-
tended himself before an immense audience
against the ola charges OF inmoraHty prefer
req against MIN py the oHr0nacee, lie saio
THESE charges were revived py Chafies ana
Mike O., ne i0ung EDITORS anu propfsetors o.
Tue oRT0fdtcee, Whose hiotner WAS Ieierreu 10
IN gross manner, u is sald. haiIoch just
ned himself III SO doihg on account OF he
nouhgs having pupiished al, artlcle charging
hailochs 1ather, VINO has oeeh uead some
tnirtY years, WIN having peei' ,lcentious
chafacter ms morning. onaiies re Dung
drove III covered coupe 70 'ne private en-
Trance Oh tue heerepon.ah le.'pie, where
MIR. kalloch mas ms STUDY, ana called MN
out. Mr. hailocn in,he1lateiy appeared on
.ne slueWaik Wne1 De ioung snoC hlhi IN
me breast. nr. hailoeh ,orheo "he,i De
loung shot MN ~ the pack. a crowd I'M
meaiateiy seizeu 10 lon,ig carriage, Turn
ca IL over ana seizeo De ioung. ne was
kicked ana Druised, ana thignt nave peeh
killed but Tor the arrival OF policemen who
arrested DE Young The city is intensely
excited. The police did not think De Young
safe in the Jail aud made arrangements to
hurry him to Fort Alcatfaz, when the IN
tention became known to the people, and
there is determination TO prevent the re-
moval OF De Young from Jail.
AT the latest accounts halloch was some
what easier, and one OF the physicians III
attendance addressed tue crowd saying that
there was PROFANITY OF MS recovery
kearney mas been sent tor ana VIII arrive III
the city late this afternoon. Great fears are
entertained for the peace OF the city during
the coming night, and every preparation is
being made to suppress violence. Public SEN
tlment seems against De Young, on account
OF the manner OF his attack, giving his victim
no chance Tor defence or escape The great
body OF the workingmen nave gone out OF the
Sand Lots to meeting. The Grand Army
OF the Republic has been ordered to assemble
to assist In preserving the peace
Inc workingmen are hanging ABOUT the
Sand Lots waiting Tor hearneys arrival,
which Is anticipated with the greatest inter
est, as almost everything Will depend aitogeth-
Ell upon the course he intends to adopt.
The circumstances leading to the shooting
of Mr.. Kalloch are as follows After Kalloch
was nominated by the Workingmen of the
city as their candidate for Mayor, Charles De
Young IN a speech az the stats convention
Oh the hohofaDie piIks, announced that
ne "ouia eompei haiiochs Wthurawai from
the contest subsequently ne hotilleu Nal
iocn that unless he Withdrew he would rake
up MS record IN the columns OF the OhronIcte.
hanoch sent BACK wore Tor him to go ahead !;
tnat ne could tell worse things about the We
foungs than they could bring against him.
On ednesday last the Chronicle came out
with long article reviewing kailoch's career
IN Boston and Kansas, dwelling particularly
on ms reported amours, and also ventiating
ms political and business record. On Thurs
DAY and Friday the Ohronscfe contained SINH
lar ana more elaborated articles, and dragged
IN haiioch's father, now dead, recounting