The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-27
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San francisco, 26.-The Post, this
evening. publishes an interview with
young Kalloch. He still declines
to say anything of the circum-
stances leading to his attack on
DeYoung, bnt regarding the alleged
conspiracy in which Ransom. the
mayors colored servant. Is male to
figure. he remarked: "Ii you see
Jim Ransom you can tell him just 10
come right out square with the truth.
Il cannot burt anyone. Mayor Kal-
loch was attending to mis- duties at the
City Hall to-day. He voluntarily
stated that be deeply -deplored the
turn that matters had taken, and so
did the family. He thought that
within thirty days, when the excite
ment bad subsidized, however much
the tragedy was to be reg cited, the
city at large would be more peaceful
and less agitated. With regard to
the report OF bis having been
DOM town on the night OF
the shooting. both he and his
son deny tue rumor as being
malicious and absurd. Mayor and
mrs. Kslloch we're out driving all day,
Last Friday, with friends and returned
home at 6 pm. The mayor felt
weary and laid down On the bed in
his own room to rest. He was called
for dinner at Z O'clock, but not feeling
we'll, undressed and went to bed. He
fell asleep Immediately alter going to
bed, but wss aroused aboat 10 o'clock
and informed that his son had killed
Charles DeYoung. Regarding the
rumor of Il conspiracy being carried
on at the house where his colOred
servant lodged, the mayor said that
he had visited his servant almost
every day while he was sick, and &C
had his son, and that there was not
the slightest foundation for the charge
of conspiracy. The mayor stated,
also, that he had no iuIther public
speech to make. The man whC
tried to assassinat5 him is no more,
although he met his death iron
q source that was, OF course, TO hin
most deplorable. He should continue
to fulfil his duties as chief magistrst.
of the city to the best OF his ability
The woTkiDgmen have placed a guarC
OF twenty-five men, taken from thei
militia, On duty at Mayor Kelloch'
house, to prevent the intrusion of un
desirable parties, who, they think
might be intent on some desperat,
Iact.
Washington, 26. g. Both OF tn;
Washington morning papers, to-day
comment briefly on the news from
San Francisco. The Republican sim
ply says the sequal Of the DeYouag
Kalloch difficulty is traeicsi enough
In the first placs DeYoung essaller
the memory of Kaliuch' dead father
then Kalloch reiorted upon DeYcuug'
mother. This was followed by ~
shooting of KalIoch By DeYouug
and now Kal.och's son shoot
DeYoung and kills him. Thus end
an emeUts, alike d;sgraceful to n
parties.
The Post, after remarking tina
blood a7eng5S blood and reclting to
provocahons on both sides, proceed
to say: Ia a few weeks DeYoun
was to have been tried for his assault
upon the senior Ksliocb; his deaf
removes necessity for that. Instead
the junior Kalloch will be tried fc
the murder OF DsYoung. In tn
language o! the vulLar, accounts ar
square between the two families
DeToung meant to kill the eide
Kalloch. the son of the latter hs
killed him. Ali that remains Ia ic
the state OF California to step in an
cause young Kelloch TO pay the pen
ally of his crime on the scafoll
With that act OF justice the feud vii
have an end.