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Especial DISPATCH to TIE Stdi

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II, p. ma meeting OF
citizens was held here, to-day, for the purpose
Of taking measures to preserve the peace TO-
morrow. committee of two republicans, two
democrats and one greenbacker was appointed,
with authority to confer with the governor or
the state, and the mayor of Indianapolis. and
make all proper arrangements to that end. IT
is thought that this Will obviate all danger OF
any serious trouble tomorrow at the election.
Last night Governor Hendricks and Senator
Mcdonald telegraphed Commissioner Morgan
complaining that Detectives Miller and NIGEL
fresh were here to interfere with the election.
The following answer has just been received:
"Officers named not in your city either by
our knowledge or consent.
(S1gned,) THOMAS P. MORGAN"
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NIVSN OI oI-N DNOOOoHs
Seizure and Wreck,

The schooner LoIeta was seized at Port Hope
August 29, for violation OF the revenue laws,
ana Lieut.. Wykofr put In charge. On Sept. 4th
she went ashore Oh the north side OF st. Law
renee Island. and became total loss On Sept.
18th Lieut.. WykOn made Plover Bay, where he
found the Mary and Helen and took passage
uCOn her for this port,
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WHAT JUDGE hartley FIRMLY BELIEyES-
A STAR reporter met Judge BARLEY this morn
Ing. He said he had canvaSsed through thirty
counties in Ohio and he 'firmly believes the
democrats will carry the state tomorrow"
Said he: 81 presided at meetings addressed by
Gen. Sigel and Judge Lang, democratic candi-
date for secretary OF the state), both of whom
speak In English and German. majority OF
the German vote Is undoubtedly with u.s. The
republicans are spending great deal of money.
but they cannot buy the state. The democrats
will not sell out. They were cheated out OF the
presidency four years ago. and they are madly
democracy of Ohio so determined and so united
All through the country districts the democrats
have organized and forced an aggressive cam
pa1gn upon their own accord and without OUT
side assistance. My candid opinion is that the
state Is ours and cannot be taken away from
u.s." The judge said the republicans had not
gained any thing out OF the tariff issue. As 10
Indiana he had assurances from all the demo
cratic leaders that the state was safely DEM
cratic. Judge BARLEY said that tomorrow
elections, no matter how they go, Will not de
eide the presidential election.
PERSONAL The condition of Mr. justice
Clifford was so much improved this morning
that he was able to leave his bed and be dressed
Gen. Longstreet, L. S. Minister to Turkey
is at the Ebpftt.-The actors Thomas Keene.
John McCu Tough and Lawrence Barrett, who
were ali playing In tragedy at different theater5
In Chicago last week, were given reception On
SATURDAY evening by the Press Cluo OF that city.
General B. +. Butler is In tOwn.-Mr. j.
W. Parrish has returned from Colorado. While
there he established a council OF Jonadabs at
Spanish hPeaks-Representativ Jergensen is
at the Riggs.-Gen o. T. BabcOck and Capt.
G. p. Patterson OF the L. S. Coast Survey wer
registered In New York yesterday.--Mr. E. Fl.
Talbot, formerly OF Washington, now editor Oh
the Chicago RdUU0y Age and the Rda,cdp
his wife, staying at the Riggs.-Mr. Parneli
talks Of another tour to the United States to
replen!sh his exchequer for agitation. He wants
to start League ewspaper.-The death Is
brated French water color painter and etcner
at the age Of forty-two.-Mrs. Gen. N. p
Banks and her daughter have arrived 1n Paris
where they will spend the W1nter.-The Hon.
Hugh McCulioch is On visit TO Richmond, -
dispatch to the London Stdfaddrd from Berlin
says the report that DIR. White, the American
Minister, Intends to retire is unfounde1.-
senator Morrill,, OF Vermont, was Ia Switzerland
at last accounts.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internai rev
enue, SITS, ,334.6s; customs, s6i3, ,o1239.
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A Man and Two Boys Killed I'm a
Tunnel.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Oct. 1.-JOhn Carson and
his SON together with another boy named
Renver, OF Spi iuce creek, attempted TO walk
through Spruce creek tunnel yesterday, but were
run over by the second section OF the Pacific
tXpreSS east and were all instantly killed.
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Amnthor Fatal RaflfO0d Accident.
NEW YORK, Oct. u.-Early this morning
train going down town town. on IN dne - second como M Avenue
of a train ahead OF 1t, and Edward Cooper, the
engineer OF the rear train, was killed. The en-
pine and three cars were badly broken.
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Naval Scandal,

A LIEUTENANT COMMANDER IN TROUBLE.
Lieutenant Commander Charles F. SchmItz
L. S. n, had until about three months ago
been in command Of the Rio Bravo. That vessel
vas then turned over to the army, and the lieu
tenant commander ordered to duty In charge Of
the iron clads at Brandon, Virginia. While ia
command OF the Rio Bravo he formed the ac
quaintance OF woman at Brownsville. Texas
He was said TO have been intimate with her
Last week this woman turned up unexpectedly
at Brandon and made 1t lively for him. Sh;
chargtd that he had seduced her. and that a babe
In her arms was his. Quite stir was raised over
the affair at Brandon. Mr.. SchIniU said the
woman was blackmailer. She made nothing
Opt OF him and left. He next heard that she had
ccme to Washington. SO he came On, too, ami
went to the Navy department. He wanted 10
Know II The woman had reported anything
TO the department. She had told her story toCom
modore Jeners, acting Secretary OF the Navy.
Lieutenant Commander Schm1tZ then told his
side. He said that be met the woman al
Browpsyille. and that shewas attempting black
mail. He could prove, he said, that she was
not woman OF good character. He could fur
ther prove that she had given birth to two Chill
dren before the one which she charges to him;
and that he consequently could not have Sc
ouced her, as she asserts. The woman's name
is rot known. This matter Is one of morals
which the department cannot take notice o;
unless its atteLton be Officially called to it. Mr.
man, 1t Is said, is now In Washington. She is
very persistent and will doubtless make some
mCIe Stir before the affair finally settles doHr.
TEE MAsoNs AND THE OBELIsK.-The corner
stole OF the Egyptian obelisk presented to the
city OF New York by the Khedive OF Egypt was
laid In Central Park Saturday afternoon With
imposing Masonic ceremonies 10 900 members OF
the ordtr participating, and many thousands OF
people witnessing the grand procession and lay
Ing OF the stone After the stone had been low
ert Grand Master Anthony went through the
usual ceremony, and then turned toward Lieut..
Gorringe and, In a few well chosen rem lrhs,
pIesenJe to that gentleman the congratulations
OF the Masonic fraternity. Lieut. Gorringe did
not reply, but bowed his acknowledgements. The
remaining portion OF the ceremonies then took
place, and at the close Grand Master Anthony
nade an actress on Masonry. and diSc0urSed On
the mystical marks found on the Obelisk.
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The Indian Outbreak in the Far
Northwest

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1O.-General aoWaro mas
telegranhpd TO Vancouver to Lieut.. Simmons TO
proceed to Port Townsend with sixty men
from the garrison to aid Surveyor Henry on the
Skagit river In the suppression OF the Indian
outbreak there,
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UeHth Oh Fh1IdueIPHI0'sH HSeCOFueFs
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1l.-James Given. eX-
recorder or this city, died OF consumption this
morning at his residence In Pennlyn, Mont
gomeTy county.
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POLAR EXPLORATION.
The Con win Fails TO Find the

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE call this morn
Ing publishes an Interview with Lieut.. Jno.
NykCff, Of the L. s. revenue cutter Corwtn, who
has arrived here on the steam whaler Mary and
Helen, In 2l days, from the Arctic ocean. The
Cofwin made trips to Herald Island without
being able 10 land on account OF the ice. She
has trayersed the Arctic waters In every dlrec-
lion, between Point Barrow and Herald island,
without gaining any intelligence OF the jean
nette. The cruising ..Whalers were unable to
reach Wrangie Land, for which the missing
ships were headed when last seen. Another at
tempt will be made to reach Herald Island
be
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NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON

The following quotations were current IN New
York To- day st - p. M, reported by Lewis John
son 90. 10. s. 4 per cents, 1O7 sal07s; U. y.
~ per cents. l0shaiess; New Jersey Central TN
gan Central, s7f HanRibai and st. JOSEPH. 81 /;
Lake Hhore. 10SA; Northwest, losa do; preferred.
St. Paul. 9s; do preferred. ~; Wabssh. st.
Louis and Pacific. ,,--; -; % DO preferred, 6slt;
q. @. and 1. c., l71s; Pacific Mail, 40s.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

SECOND UISPATCHs
Public Meeting in the Interest Of
PcaCe-Ihe Three Parties Repre-
sented - Trouble Believed to be-
AVOided-Ex.d:Ovcr Hendricks
TelCgraphs Com missioner Morgan
About " ashingtOn Detectives.
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THE REQU1sITIoN for the payment Of the Ute5
was signed today. Major French, secretary OF
the Ute commission, who is now here will leave
fer Colorado tomorrow to expedite the pay
ment.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, OCT. 1l.-Stocks active ana strong.
Money. 2a3 Hschanse-iong. 4o059; short, 4S3a.
Govern ments quiet hut steady
NEW YORK. oct. 9.-FlOur firm snd fairly
active. Wheat excited and feyerish. Corn cash
y cent better.
LONDON, Oct. ii, L. 20 p. m.-Consols for
money 81 1916 sud for the account 9sI.
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgase trustees
secen nds, 26sl. Efie second eonsos, 92S. illinois
Central, ll6x. Reading. l5zs. New York Cen
tral. l3S.
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HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON,
1sg No. BIZ 9th street m. w.

WE ARE MANUFACTURING SLATE
w MANTElS, and have large stock Of MAN.
TElS Of new and attractive designs, and by exAm-
inatton the superiority Of our work II apparent
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON,
sus0 No. 8l7 eth street n. W.
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A BRIGHT COMET.-The Smithsonian In5titu.
tlon has received from Professor Swift, OF Roca-
ester. the announcement of the discovery by
himself on the 10th Of october, 1850, OF very
large bright comet. in about twenty -One hours
thirty minutes right ascension, eighteen degrees
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w oHURCH, GU MASSACHUSETTS, avenue. be
tween 9th and 10Th s:s.n. v. To, NIGHT IMon1ay.
Rtv. O. Il. RI HARRISON. IT.
MoTICE,.The Quarterly Meeting Of rhe
AID Sh cH1IpRESs Ii si viii be held On TgEsD ~.
October 18th at II o'clock M at tbs residence OF
Mt It ILL., o. f0Def'' HELEN A COOK. ses'y.
1Us TME SASR R6FE S9 Fas oe arc
at oo6s
TUNES JONES' .15 Pre-
J. W. WATERS. Secretary. oct11 m 5v
~ The TOURsAMEN T COMMITTEE AND
d requested to meet at the National Hoei TITS
MAJoR aoophoF, M 5f Chief Fl Msrsha Srdsl Oh
ny WAsHISaI9N sHa6GT.%Y sKqyE 3, F 9AMP I MEET
TUESDAY LvENiNG., Oct. I2th. at 100 O'clock.
Eesn Ct srussss and executive committee E.
Fea EpGAR's COUGH Specific. for cou zhs.
t-S colds, wHOOPING COUGH and all lung
e a2 Rspo oSs oarner sGf st
and Esst Capitol streets. cct9-3n
Fe ODD FELLOWS FAIR-Ail lady friends
sacee,s Of he Fair to be held at Odd Fellows Hail
7th street W. Dec. 6th15tb, sre cordially invited
to attend a meeting of the Committee Contribu-
on III street, MoNDaY EVENING. Oct. II. ie 1850. 3 o.
g GSes ks1'1 EVsSpss sstPs of a sss
j. O. ERGOOD,
ect9-2t Chairman Of General Committee.
LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE!
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
,, WtsHISGr0N, October 8 1897
Applications for liquor licenses for the license
year commencing SOg. 1st proximo must be &C
con panied by the certificate of the Col ector OF
Taxes that the applicant has deposited in his Office
the requisite license fee. which will be returned if
the license be not granted.
No application for HuOT license iCil be dcad on
bH the ColRl tSs9Hers ullesS the app!icdH has
piled lcitb thIS requirement.
BY order OF the board.
~ DR. o. NJ. \ LATIMkR. DENTIST, has
80 removed his :t.fce from GA to $40 street,
southeast corner OF 7th st NV. sep19-2w
k~ STOP TEARING AND ROTTING YOUR
sdnlterated with Marble Dust. Slick. Talc. Sosps
sour grocer Tor WsREk VET RsNaTA KEN saa 90. ass
LAUNDRY SOAP. Every bar and cake is branded
with the name of the firIn and is warranted to be
made from pure Refined Tailow and Vegetable
Oils, and to be free from all sduterations. jy12-Sm
Ee NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick. Congress, Deep
Hsthors. Gsttysbnrg; ;, Friedrickshall. I q M Hunyadi
Al MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
felS 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE SITUATION IN INDIANA
TODAY.

The Quiet Before the Battle-fhe
Political Committees inaccessible
Generalization Of Six Companies
of Militia by the DemOcrats-lAn
Excursion FiZZie - Republicans
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. GRANT INTERVIEWED.
SITUATION IN INDIANA.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
TURKEY WELDING,
SURRENDER OF DULCiGNO.
TIE BALTIMORE BOOM.
ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
GEN. GRANT INTERVIEWED.
SITUATION IN INDIANA.
THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.
TURKEY WELDING,
SURRENDER OF DULCiGNO.
THE BALTIMORE BOOM.
TIC EXPLORATION.

GEN. GRANT IN NEW YORK.
The Star Correspondence Crisp En-
tcrviexv with Him He Spends
This Winter in WashingtOn-He e
Believes HancOck's Election
Would be Injurious to Business
At Least for AVhile-NO Refer.
cnCe 10 the Fowler Talk.
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RESIGNATION ACCBPTED-COmmissiOne Mar
BILE has accepted the resignation OF Mr.. 81. c.
Townsend. principal examiner In the Patent
Office, having charge OF the class Of electricity,
to take effect November 18th next.
MOVEMENTS OF US. VESSELS.-The Adams
was at Callao, September 4th. The LackaWanna
was at Callao, September 18th. The Wachu-
setts had returned from Valparaiso with the
U.s. minister on board. The Minnesota arrived
at Hampton Roads on the 10Th inst, and the
Portsmouth on the 9th inst.
NAVAL CHANGEs.-Rear Admiral T. u. Stew
ems relieved Rear Admiral c. r. P. Rogers of
the command OF the Pacific station at Mare
Island, California, october /, on the Pensacola.
Rear Admiral Stevens Informs the Navy De-
partment that he has appointed his staff as
follows Personal staff Lieutenant M. B.
Buford, flag lieutenant; Lieutenant T. b. NJ
Mason, secretary ensign, F. Fl. Sherman, all
midshipnan, F. r. Heath and general staff
Captain b. B. Taylor, chief OF staff; Chief En-
gineer E. ID. Robe. fleet engineer; Pay In
spectOr CaSar Schenck fleet paymaSter; Sur
geon w. X. Schofeld, fleet surgeon, and Captain
c. F. Williams, fleet marine officer.
THE T. S. SUPREME COURT met shortly after
noon to-day. The Chief Justice and all the
associate justices, except Field, Hunt and Cliff
ford, were in attendance. Attorney Genera
Devens and Solicitor General Phillips We're pre-
Sent to represent the United States. Senator
Edmunds, OF Vermont, was also In attendance.
The session Of the court was extremely brief
The Louisiana lottery case, being an appeal
from the decision OF the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, was upon motion dis
missed because OF the withdrawal OF the prose-
cution by eX-PoStmaster General Key. Tue Ken
tucky lottery case. In which there IS now con
tToversy between that corporation and the Post
master General, was placed On the calendar.
The case OF Mcbride versus the Secretary OF the
Interior, and the mining cases were all put of
on account OF the absence OF Justice Field The
court set tomorrow for the hearing Of the
Florida railroad case. No decisions are expected
TO be announced until Monday next Ali OF the
justices present to-day looked to be in excellent
health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-11

RESIGNATION ACCBPTED-CommissiOne Mar-
BILE has accepted the resignation OF Mr. Fl. c.
Townsend. principal examiner In the Patent
Office, having charge OF the class Of electricity,
to take effect November 18th next.
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The Porte Yields.
The News Confirmed.

IoNnON, Oct. LITTLE ST. James Gdzette this
evening says: 1.-The foreign Office received, at
a late hour last night, a telegram from Mr.
Glschen, the British ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, announcing that the Porte had agreed to
ceCe DulcignO,"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22
MISS MINERvAs DISAPPOINTMENT
u mrs. 3. +. conpr4r.

DY MRS. .. +. CoRBErr (, ;'sSs
Yes c Dsney' twas dsapp9'ntment and though, Of
To look as e Iat tt1t mind Il won't ea ,ou Ii.
Ye see, he'd bon comm stddy, and our folks sez
ITS You, Minervy that he's arter: he's sure to non
some day."
He'd walk in with the cvenn shaaders, scs in that
And praise my doughnu,s, Kinder sighiu' about I.
And then no talked so improvin', he made the doc
And when he'd pint moral, alters looked straight at
arS yane B ~ 5 ) & B
She'd laugh, md give scch silly answers that no one
But, aw! tho men can't Zoo, me- Debby-it isn't
sense they love.
It's rosy cheeks, and eyes a-spsrkn. Yes yes, you
may derend
That when woman's smart and handy, knows how
to bake and mend,
And keep her house and husband tidy, why, the fools
will pass her by, -
Bekase she's spent her youth learning their wants
to satisfy.
Now Mr. Reed alters talkin' of what wife should
So, Debby, was it any wonder thought his hints
meant me?
And then when Mary Jane would giggle, and he
. would turn 90 rcd, ! - =.
Could have guessed that they was courtin, when
not aword MAS said7 s.:} =
1t all came out at last sudden. Twas Wednesday
OF last week,
When Mr.. Reed came in quite lustercd. Thinks I,
"He means to speak"
I'll own my heart beat quicker Debby; for though,
Of course, it's bold
To like man before he offers, thought him good
as gold.
Well, there We sot. talked and waited; he hcmmed
and coughed while:
He seemed 80 most uncommon baslful couldn't
1 thought about my pine-tar ba;sam that drives q
And how when We was fairly married I'd dose him
every day. SE
Just then he spoke: "Dear Miss Minervy, vou must
That ei Tn asf in f"ss hcv" answers scz ho
''-scith Mary Jane"
"Whot did dot nearly tainted, twas scch cruel
shock,
Yet there had to set, quiet eff I rock,
And hear about her :'girlsh sweetness and bud
ain beauty" too.
Don't talk to me of martyrs, Debby-1 know what
I've gone through,
Well, that's the end. The weddns settled for June
he's in such haste
I've given her the spreads quilted, they won't 20
to waste,
1'dplanned curtains for his study all trimmed
with bands of blue
I'm sure her cookin neverll suit him-he's fond of
eatin' too.
Well, no. want at meetn' Sunday. I don't find
Mr.. Reed
Is quite as edifyin lately; he can't move me indeed
And pebby, when you see how foolish man In love
can act, -
You can't hev sech high opinion of him, and that's
fact.
81 don't look ,ccU:" Spring weather, mcbbe it's
gittin' warm, you know
Good-by; I'm goin' to Uncle Jothams to stay week
or so.
-HnrDsr's
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22
From the Pen.]
The COLD HAND OF MORBECK
BY B. NJ. RANKING.

tell this tale as nearly as possible
in the words Of my friend, the Rev. John
Chalmers, sometime rector If Gil
thwaite, in the county of Durham.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22

JIe:.m; and see Il. the
- r-sso. s-s'sssssss'5ss,'z'
and hunted about for
but all Of a sud-
on the other side Of
was roaring down in
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22

HE. word "welcome )" on the door
or worked in silk floss and framed to
hang on the wall does not always mean
that the rel atives. even unto the third or
fourth generation may come in at oil
: tlmes ana q make lake themselves perfectly at
hoomef- 30 ston Ulobe,Ss .f-.sI|. i:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-09-22
A New Kind of Watch Case.

because it lis only within the last feu,
years that it has been improved and brought
within the reach of every one; old in nrinci-
Pie because sce the first invention was made and
ago, and cases made at that time and worn
ever since, are nearly as good as new. Read
the following which is only one case Of, many
hundreds; your Jewcler can tell of similar
ones. T.; '''
MANSFIELD, PA, May 28th, 1878.
have customer who has carried one IF
Boss Patent Cases fifteen years and knew
pears good for ten years longer ~
II. f. OLNEY, Jeweler,
, Remember Jas. Boss is the only Patent
Case made . Of two plates Of solid gold zone
exposed to wear or sight, the great adyan-
tage of these solid plates over elcctro-gilding
is apparent to everyone. Boss is the only
ten warrant, of which the following is a fac
smile:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

y son of the Rev. Isaac VI. Kalloch.
Mayor of san Francisco. entered the
cOunting-rOom Of the Chronicle news
paper Office in that city, on last Friday
evening. shortly before o'clock, and
drawing pistol began firing az Charles
De Young, one OF the proprietors, who
was cOnversing with some friends
Five shots were fired by KalIoch, De
Young i'm the meantime attempting to
discharge his own pistol at his assailant,
and he fell to the floor mor-ally wounded
10y the fourth shot. 1t will be remem-
hered that last August this same De
Young made a cOWardlv attack upon
the elder kaiiOch, putting pistoI-balI
in his body which at first was supposed
would prove fatal, but from the effects
of which he fortunately recovered
The Mayors election campaign was
then in progress. and Kalloch had been
fOisled on tine workingmcu 10y Dennis
KeaTney as their candidate. De Young
in his paper exposed the early character
of KaIloch. who. in 1877. had been de
t'a''t lAtili Il' ItiE-L III i''ntoI lDi
gross immortality, and kalloch in his
haraugues on the sand lot with Kearuey
at his back, made vulgar and brutal
attack on DE Young's aged and invalid
mother. For this De Young shot him,
and the quarrel has now eliminated in
the killing of De Young by Kalloch's
son. DE Young's trial for shooting
kall0ch last August would have come
off in the near future. Having resorted
80 the pistol to wreak his vengeance on
halloch, lie has now persisted by the
pistol, and there does not seem to be
very much sympathy felt fer him in
san Francisco. His murderer was ar
rested on the spot, and. it is to be hoped,
will be made to suffer the extreme pen
atty of the law.