The daily gazette., 1879-08-25
FIRST EDITION.
The Pistol in Politics.
EXTRAORDINARY METHOD OF
SQUELGlalH0 a CANDIDATE.

sQUELG mAE0 a CANDIDATE.
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REV. ISAAC q. KALLoCH, woRKINa-
MEMS CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF
SAN RANCIscO. AssAssINATED-l
CHARLES DE- YOUNG, OF THE cpBoN-
ICLE NEWsPApER. THE AssAII.ANT-
A MOB OF THOUsAyps THREATENING
VENGEANCE. 0l7 y .'dl
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msn,s cand;aa,a Co. Msvnr TeSandaa
h;mss,f 'e hatnra a. ~ ,,,,nsnsa % aud;ance
= asi,,s, ,oS. t.,.,,.n q" = uears ola oS In.
'a"m.I;,n T, 1"s n n,osso v', ,;ynsarred y 49, sns;ms,
i,;O ~ GIscp Ha s.,d ,hase
nharoos % os snt ,rar. o"J r..v;maT hv Cbsries q 4
ME- To Vo,,,,,, H ,,Ho,,, 10 esa.red 70 in
Ia ,a,n srEa .ss,,rn LostArd sohs of :
prostitute." This morning Charles De
Young drove in covered coupe in front
Of the private entrance Of the Metropoli-
tan Temple, where Mr.. Kalioch has his
study and n ON, and sent messenger
boy asking him TO come out. Mr.. Kali
loch Immediately appeared on the side
walk, when DE Young shot him in the
breast. Mr.. Kalloch turned to retreat
within doors, when De Young shot him
in tile back Mr. Kailoch is believed TO
be dead. A crowd Immediately seized
the carriage in which De Young was,
turned 1t over and tore him out. lie
was dreadlully Kicked and bru sed, and
would no doubt have been killed on the
spot had not an unusual number of
policemen come suddenly TO the rescue
nd h.,,~ r;d1 lti N, toil Tho NifV 10
tensely excit d. The police did not
think De Young safe in the jail, ard had
made arrangements to hurry him to Fort
iAlcatrax, when the intention became
known to the people. At present the
spirit of the multitude Is aroused to pre-
vent the removal of De Young from Jail.
There was never q time when San Fran
risco was more angry.
rur GENE or rur suoorrNG.
r,.s \. ,.,..,,,..,... ,ono,.. .ao.t no
s ,a.,oe. a.. n.n"e.'oss ".,nnfon. ,e nnom ~ ,ho
aIan.;,, ~ Wy ~ TaIinch hu, Tho most d;rec,
story is that Charles De Young drove to
the Metrp ppolitan Temple alone in
coupe, at the time Kailoch was about
stepping into carriage with Carl Browne.
De Young sent an American District
messenger bow to him to say that gen.
tleman wished to speak with him. AS
kallccb approached the coupe De Young
fired. hitting him in the breast just above
The heart. Kalloch staggered and turned
10 esrape. De Young then fred again,
hitting him in the hip or the thigh. Il
would appear that trouble had been an
ticipated, as a,ii a number of working
men weie In the vicinity Of the lie .npie'
rney a; once maae . rush G loi .,ie a"rpd "uupI
seizea Ihc norses neau' anu o 49,, e y,
10 get De oung ou,. E ~ S .s..nI . T.,
pay ior \ monen. WIN n poa 49,,
'he m Haitime All % oiil'er iinu al.e1 1;nS ~, ~
on the scene. ine oao"u ou a :. un,', s",
coupe ana o~ver.urneu ~ ~, anu a 40 ~ W. ~
Over We ouns Io ,o"pou a,,"oL.d ,ha Lott,
oincer were ~ ohce a.' 'aono, .ho
Deihg kllocheu uomn a"u Sn,', :, "t .ho honi
DE oung was Dea,en aooaS s.;S .io .,., i''"'
ana iacei 'io"s'' 'io' 'e'y 'o''o '''
A MADDENED CROWD.
The officer, Da Young and the drivel
of the oupe strus gled through the crowt
amid cries of "Hang him r' "Kill him =
Al the corner of Fifth and Market street.
two more officers made their appearance
and with their assistance De Young wa
taken To the Baldwin Hotel, and the par
Nv. escabing by another entrance, got in
| 10 carriage and drove rapidly to the po
lice station. the crowd following. d,
| Yrmno was At once taken to one of th
tank calls while the crowd-thousand
in numher--s surrounded the prison an,
avinced a disnosition to attack it.
uo v,,vr.,v nrAcg
rhEcAViioNe ~ NAV a." -
| Meantime the ponce fapidiy ASSEM-
bled, ropes were stretched across tn
streets leading to the PRISON ana ever.
preparation made TO resist an attack
The Chief OF Police a. once caiieo Uee
eral McComb into consultation, ana Al
torney General Hahiliton, VINO was Pr ~
aon., .eiesy ~. boa, raco;vo
vat 90 tba Governor,s exact whereabout
.ra NOT Lnown General McComb i'm
,neod;staiv .ss,,oed the responsibilit
and orTered the military In assemble a
III, a.,,;as wbare thev are no,
a,.,.1., .muu nudn,s Tho raws ,f Tho tra
ava, a,1sood % i;So v;Idsre thronab IN
s;uIs sS;,n ond od1ah tho % streets we're snon cnwde
S.;y, y,, "nu o;.aa ;o throros Strono o,,ard
Will S 1A 80 .ha Tb.oa;cIe hns;nas
weie pau ',.;,'a osT "s;oss % 20 mrsv.nt thar he
;,' .aaoi,ad aid Al II No Young. who wa
Of the Cbron;cje office at the time If tb
shooting. at once sought the City Prison
,yhere be ia now in c0mpapy with Char
w." w. So,ns time h was rncerta al
iee. ~, Son 49, III. a. hrothor,
what had been done with tne Drother'
many believing that they had been N
moved to Fort Alcatraz for greater safet
LIN - tho ,,r;son At th