New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
THE wORKNfRN DELmERATNG.
TALKING OF KEARNEY FOR MAYOR-No NEW NON
NATION MADE.

TALKING OF hEAkNEG fOE MA1OR-NO NLN NUM-
NATION MADE.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. 25.-rhe leaders of the
Workingmens party held conference with Mr.
Kalochs medical attendants to-day, TO consider the
expediency of putting up some other man for Mayor
The physicians informed them that at present they
saw nothing in the condition of Mr.. Kalloch to
der such necessary, and intimated the prob
ability of his early recovery. Notwithstanding
these favorable symptoms, there is still good deal of
talk among the workingmeD as to the course to be
pursued In the event OF fatal termination of the
shooting Among the rank and file there is a strong
desire visible to put up Kearnoy for Mayor should
change be necessary but the desire Is shaped neither
by the agtator his friends, and may be cOnsid-
cred certain that nothing of the kind viii be DONE
HOW DE YOUNG DECOYED KALLOCH
FRESH DETAILS OF THE sHooTING-THE TELE-
GRAPH BOY TELLS now DE YOUNG SOUGHT FOR
KALLooH-DELIBERATIoN MANIFESTED.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Aug 25-Great interest has
been manifested to obtain the statement Of the
American District Telegraph boy who accompanied
DE Young in the coupe at the time of
the shooting but difficulty has been ex-
perienced IN finding him, as his name was
at first kept secret. number Of contradictory
statements have been givenout to the course pur
sued by De Young Immediately preceding the affair,
which the boys statement was expected to clear up.
lie was discovered by reporter of The BNIletiH to-
day, and his statement published is as followsi
About 8 o'clock Saturday morning gentleman
drove up to the branch Office at No. 06l MisslOu-st.
in a coupe and called for a messenger boy. II was
my turn to 90 ont and went with him. did not
know the gentleman In the coupe never having
seen him before.
We drove on to No. 2,314 Nineteenth-st. lie told
me 10 90 into the house aud inquire for Mr. KallOch
and tell him that a lady III coupe wanted TO see
HIM. The door was opened by boy. delivered
the message and the boy told me that Dr. haliOch
was not in. The gentleman told me 10 inquire
what Mr.. Kallochs office hours were. was told
that he was at his Office from 10 to IL o'clock.
We drove from Mr., KalOChs house along Mission
st. 10 Fifth-st. Before reaching Elfth-st. Mr.. De
Young lowered the window OF the coupe. We
turned down Jessie-st TO the entrance to the Tenn
pie that street, passing tine buggy before stop
When we stopped. Mr.. DeYoung peeped through
she curtain of the rear window Of the coupe and
said; " You see that man with the White Ulster on
Tell him that lady IN the coupe wants to see him."
] went The gentleman in the Ulster was IN the
buggy accompanied by another man, and
when | delivered Mr. DeYOunes message.
lie at once stepped down and approached
the coupe cautiously if he anticipated something
wrong, peeping sideways at the window Of the
coupe. When he reached the coupe the shot was
fired which 50 frightened me that ran as fast as
Could back 10 the Office.
The boy had not read the accounts in the papers
OF the impending difficulty between De Young ana
RailOch. He did not expect at any time curing the
ride that the person with him ii the coupe intended
10 do anybody any harm.
De Young he says was cool and there was moth
ING about his person 10 indicate that he cOntem-
plated the deed that was committed.