, 1880-04-26
OVEK-SUNDAY.
Particulars OF the Katloch.De
Young Tragedy in San
Francisco.
Numerous Illinois Counttos Elect Blaine
Delegations to tho Slate Con'
ycntlon.
,r,.ca,,aneo Gus Items Of Foreign News
Damage by Saturdays
Storm
cr,r sAS FRANCISCO TRAGEDY.

u,rr sAE FRANCISCO TRAGEDY.
sptstai Dhpateh ia The Chicago Tribune.
e.y FnAsc1sco, Apr1t 91.-Tho city Isvery
nr,"t today. Last nights tragedy is fire.
ss,ant1y discussed In groups or casual gather
tnsa Int no excitement Ia manifested. Tho
nancrs ccneratty dcnounce the shooting rs
Soithcraie murder, but seem to consider It rs
= decd that was to be expected. No surprise
ls lscxprcsscd tint 1t took place, htNl outward
~ hit littlc sympathy Is shown for tic do
.eosed Journalist. Tho press universally de-
nirs that tho tragotly must bo regarded
shrna,l ns a fair Illustration Of the soctal COLI
d;tIon OF this city, but Is tho result Of rcck-
ess journalism OIL tho ono sltle md SOME
linz like old-t!nc border politics on tho
other, Itwasgcncrnlly believed That the in'mc-
dIate cause tho shooting was tic distribution
thro,,gh the city of copies OF the old PAM
inlet originally published in Doston In 1851,
Ewing tic full testimony md details OF tho
frtal OF Kalloch, ST., for the scandal at tho
Lechmere House. >.
wis extensively telegraphcd that fe was
gathering materials to prejudice tho public
IN his favor In his approachlng trial for tho
assault to murder KallocE Aug. %3 lhst.
Soon alIer lls i..u.m ''.,'. ,o,u .,nr.,r,
THESE .'..a,l,, 1,o,ioyod ma yorrr
and IL was s, souc .tra'.,o,,on Thto nor,imr,s
ca'lsea ~ t"sla sn,,,es e t,,nt ns yonme haI hand
Ch.oa ti'ann ard snvs l,e dcnrecatcl
In distributing !hem' au s.'sa "o asp.ss"aI" s,.
the act ~ ca'cn.aeea W in!,u '.s p.uap.s.s p..,s
at tho trlnl. no otnei tes'so'' ~ ~ no"sss,' ,,t
known 10 plof9ko ha'oI. ~ ~ ~ a,sa m,o s"Uu an,,
Ing. and le perslseen,ly aeAu'es' ~ ''"A' "nS
statement OF MS ihnt'vss' ,, vs. e.u.u, ,.,x. -
Eye-wltncsses te4t 'uo lo''o"ins S'otS "
the assassination:
CHARLES F. rorrEh M ..o
was In the Chlrohecse olllce' o"gl.'y ateea
O'Clock saw Two men co'he III. l''ruas n,'.sa. ~
after Charles De io"1's ea'ao ~. 1noS .'.. W..
gan talking togetacr a1tu soost ges"een 40
front doorway anu 1ho eol'!el ol .lle eo'.nasa; ;
Shortly mter some one opelleo '''o n'oi '4'a
FIRED SHOT.
dumped INSIDE tne counter ahu wt'.t oe'''l" ~,
the safetaoor. when 'so ,,.hn e"Ns ~ no
opened the door OUT worry .itlle' HI" ''l.'e-
diate'y began hrlng. Oo aohhg tan , NIUE
the first shot was lifetl, anu tlle 'n"n lo,loMeo
hImnp, h!tng again. Do ouhE stoopca "1lei, l,
he got behind the counter, ana tl,e nun hIsI e..
a shot down nc NM .nas s,1ueK Nl1i ~ ~ .ue
mouth, ana was tne htst Snot ta.t M ,ll',i9
Dc Young ran Dack"afas oenhlu tne ens.l-
ler's dcsk' pnalea ont nls plslo, alu le!u H. ~
Ills hand. Tho man fired nnother shot then-
As soon as Dc Young pulled his pistol and
tricd to rnIseft, tic man who had been shoot
fno NJ him
TURNED AND RAN.
1Ia'1 snn,d nj NJ raise % e,s MI nj.tol or ~ aun. lie
Coulu not =. l"1so il'a p,o'ot Y. H..'. ~
dropped IL on inc desk. 1nen saw nm
finking, and caught him and laid him on
was VA CON coming from his mouth so that he could
not spcak., Some one, believe Elias no y,
Young, saia' "CI'arley, are you shot3"
Thsss were Tho only g words 1,1S heard speko @
% s,nar Kn;ioch aav n ,yord From tha tI,no
Meut n.oem % M sas H.. "v'a Iu.' tnn .iu
tno 1nan hfca Nv ~ n'ss snot '9 hcpt lol!oM!ns
Dc YOUNG and Do oor Youns xs keps sSt1eatn rs
ahot md he arcd il heforo thu door c1oscj
ned " H. fe ne man ha she W@s y 5s, hn e1oSG 10
the the counter, % 10 close tia that should tI,Ink the
nowder must ]layo burned his face. After
IT, eh,t 10 yn,,ne, turnoI orounI and ,vant
ia,';nd tho c,os,,.5r,s Iosl, fron, tha "I,, iii"
i1o"rcst tho ,v,ndnyv IN tSa ala nooroat the
uea'e'I wv "tNuoW W 14o guy ,'s"tes1 .no
Se his hands, s '0 @ RS tbs s'e an nGss' saw i s m
came round that corner and ho ran. De
Young stood there nl,ont two ,ninu,es, ar'l
;hen trnDI SaI" nronnd "Wi iii ovnr the saaH s
%ntian5 tho nr n ,-na, oti,aa 1no , t1A.
anft folt hnt iin ii.a Ind sonay ssJamSieIars
''l' to's a. liv u', sas"S o".om aii'"e'o'
WILLIAM e. DnEfrAtcHEn'
clerk In tho ChTontclo Office says he wns
sasikttiEK ssS III " IotH9 w!l!o ~ lninE Wns OUT
men u o WhIis stomnu ~ VIZ H. n,vng imy gcii.S liz
rnnnter ahnnrd @ tho ~ o uS S ar saru
o,,Ici nfnnooa IN nnd .n., Wo,fnot' ;,st
;nntdn thn Ioor ny ar,as ar 'T ~ W,s,,,< jMss ns
inemino o nontnst +be nnnmt,r ~ hoai5 f," WY
% ma ,ycn af"'aS snw H. Wo,nc ia e stno "M,H oSont
tWo fsct inssd" ia tonr ,vitl' n.toi T..
hIs hand. and nlmost Mt tia sano ins;ai,t in
fired shot. De Young looked up and saw
him at tho snme time i did. After tho iirst
shot was tlred lie ran back toward the Euto
1ea,lIn8 to the rear Of tho counter. lie WIS
about to the Knte WHOM sccond slot was
tlrcd, and he got down behind it. At tho
last shot l1a was right Mt tho counter, When
the fourth shot WIS fired lle was down. His
trying to -got his pistol out Of his
pocket. Kallocll was about two feet
from him and shopping over: Just then, as
Ing over him,