The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-05-06
SAN FaANcysco Aprjl B

AOUlSe EQfL0x OF tho Enn FRnVnfEafr
Giaronicle.
SAN FRANCISCO. April %.
just before 3 O'Clock fass eveninn
Chsrles De Young entered tho business
Office OF the CAyOaicse, on the ground
floor, corner OF Kearney and Bush street,.
and etood talking 10 some gentlemen.
leaning against ss.e counter. Directlv
the door opened, j. M. Kalloch entered
and drawing pistol, without, as far "a
could be learned, speaking q word. begf,,
firing at De Young. The latter Turned
and ran through the gate OF tho counter
TO q desk ;us,de, Kalioch firino ne hiyi, Is,
he ran. On reaching Inc deaf. IL,
q Young turnsd to face iiis opponent. WITH
a pistol Ia his hand, when KeiIoch. lean
ing over tho counter, fired agaiu. tbe bali
striking De Young la tho month. Kai.
loch then started for fhe door. na
Young raised his pistol as If TO fire. bnt
4 apparently hi strenpth failsd him. for
the i, ,,stol was not discharged. Siplinp
backward, he fell on tie floor. Byrtar3s
ers ran to his assistance, hut the bail had
evidently pierced his bfein. and in n fatz
moments he expired. An Kalloch ran
oas OF tne door, ne wac seized by citi-
son t.lo az taS same moment an officer
Gamo aP, took nim into custody and con-
aucsed ann 20 the city prison, where he
vas .ockS9 up. 3fie 1ews dew through
sne CITY NE WIND. In few moments
.Se u sIieeS ID tne vicinity OF the Chronicle
EHtnce Wss W crowded. Wltn people, eager To
aeatn the parucelaIa. policemen were
:. 9nce Hseuonso &c the doors or the Office
,AeeP guy tne iGqulsitlve crowd. ana
oMy pefsonai friends and reporters were
III X
Aoung, Drosner OF the deceased, Eeclined
on lounge, surrounded by friends, evil
dentiy overcome by the tragedy, but
Win dEy eyes and cain. He was not
PLe9e1s az tne ume OF the shooting, have
;nS tsit nome aiter dinner 0 few minutes
iateE tnan Cnafies. Inc deceased Lay on
ms oacE on the floor, his face and breast
daDpled IN blood, eyes closed and face
neafing tho calm exptession noticeable In
fhS case OF those dying from aliot wounds.
Oniy one wound Was found on his perEon,
altnough ct least fonf shots were fired by
hailOch-two having pierced the glass
door and Partition OF The Office, and the
thlrd lodged ia the window casing. ~
Houng Kailoch on being arrested was,
as Sne arEegting otficer remarked The
cooley man ever saw" He still car
REG tne pmoking pistol in his hand,
Hnion ne surrendered TO the officer. On
ms way 70 the station-houee he observed
9tFict rsticence, and on being shown TO-
nis cell positively REFUSED to have any in-
tercouree whatever with represent tatives
o; tno prees. In the absence Of any ex-
plantations from the hssnssin Of the cause,
the act Is generally understood TO be at
tsipueaDle 70 the pamphlet which hes re-
Gently besn calculated about the city az
tecklng Msyof Knlloch. father of De
You, Eoungss e alaIyer. During recent Walt
a great deal of attention to gathering up
matters regarding the past life Of Mayor
kaiioch for tho presumed purpose either
OF using 1t at the expected trial Of tho
deceased on the charge Of shooting Kali
ioch last August, or making it enbserve
Journalistic purposes. The pamphlet
aDOVo teieffea 20 was d document OF some
sixty pages, ana recounted the det;ils OF
the kalioch scandal in Roston. and other
matters OF q scandaious nature. The
pamphlet wss anonymops, but young
Haiioch evidently considered that the
deceased was resp0nsibie Tor it's publicity,
ana acted accordingly.
| ANOTHER STATEMENT. &
| a San Fi,,nc;eco g, ..,,, AZ t,;,,o
| ing of CbaFIes Ds yo,ne, bv 7 AZ Koi,
ioch in the Giyon;cSe n5fica jast 'r;sht Ia,
nrod,iced q eapsaf;on ,L;aL boaa s,..I-. -
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