Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-27
Morning kilograms.
KAsiOch's COudts,U. To-day.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 26th.-
At noon Kalloch's physicians, after
consultation, pronounced his con-
dition greatly improved.
Pass-ugrrs Going south.
MoJAvE, August 26.-S A Jones,
w C Binnell, S Koshland, l. Janin,
w M Stoddard, J B Darlington, g
w Hancock, f L Steward, H g
Church, J M Wins, P s Moulhene.
DE YOupg la the P"i,ce c"uss.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 28.-At
about 11:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, Charles DeYoung was brought
into the Police Court, bis case be-
Ing called. There was no more
than the usual number of persons
In the room, and his appearance
caused no excitement. He took his
seat in froat of the Clerks desk, by
the side of his counsel, Alexander
Campbell, and waited quietly until
the case should be opened. He
showed no signs of excitement or
mental disturbance, and talked quiz
etly with his counsel and with w.
H. l.. Barnes, who was in attend
ance in another case. The charge
against De Young is assault with
intent to commit murder.
Counsel for De Young waived all
examination.
The first witness placed upon the
stand was Frederick Thai, an ex-
special officer, who sCid: Last
Saturday morning at about 10
o'clock I was standing near the
Metropolitan Temple and saw Mr..
Kalloch about to drive away in his
buggy. He had taken his seat by
the side of Carl Browne and WAS
drawing the lap.robe over him,
when messenger boy came from II
coupe tha stood about twenty feet
away, tou he'd him on the knee and
said that some one In the carriage
wished to speak to him. Mr.. Kali
loch got down from his buggy,
drew off his glove and went to the
carriage. When he got to the
window Charles De Young thrust
out a pistol and shot him. rush
ed up, but De Young thrust a pis.
tol In my face and said that he
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him. fell back, but subsequently
entered the carriage with him.
Prosecuting Attorney Flood
Did you see any weapon in Mr..
Kelloch's hand?
Mr.. Thal-I did not.
DIR. Blach was next called to give
testimony as to the condition of
Mr.. Kelloch, but it appearing that
he had not seen the wounded man,
lie was withdrawn.
Prosecuting Attorney Flood
stated that he wished to get testi-
mony regarding the condition of
Mr.. Kelloch, and proposed a con-
tinuance until one of the attending
physicians could be subpenaed.
Mr.. Campbell-It is matter of
notoriety that the injuries of Mr..
Kalloch are severe, and L think
that the case can be continued un-
til the result of those injuries is a
matter of some certainty. will
not ask for evidence on that point
at this time. When tnat evidence
Is given bail can be fixed.
The Court-The prisoner Is held
to answer without bail.
Mr.. Campbell-We do not desire
such an order. We can walt, when
bail can be fixed after the testimo.
ny of physicians is taken.
The Court-The Count has made
the order. The prisoner Is held
without bail.
In a few moments after De Young
was returned to his cell in the City
Prison.
webb Wants Au0thev Chance.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 26.-Captain
Webb has challenged Boyton to an
other swimming match for the same
amount, not being satisfied with
the last result.
stricken Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August 25th.-Ten
new cases were reported this morn.
ing, two of whom were colored.
Eight deaths have occurred since
last night.
A telegram received from the
Mayor and the President of the
County Board of Health, contra.
diets the reports of yellow fever al
Starksville, Mississippi.
Weather clear. The thermome-
ter at daylight this morning indi.
Gated "a.