The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-25

j SAN FRANCISCO. April 23-The fol-
lowing has just been received from the
Office Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company in this city: At lao the vel.
come Intelligence came from the block
ade that it was expected that the track
would be clear ut p. NJ, whsn anHat-
tempt wsuld be made to get delayed
passengers, nov 1t Truckee. westward.
aud those ct Colfsx east word to the
landslide near Alta, where q transfer
will be made. If everything works as
anticipated. the delryed trains at Sac-
ramento and Reno will be moving for
ward early in the morning..
SAN Francisco, April 23.-Just be-
fore 8 o'clock this evening Charles
DeYoung entered the business Office of
the Chronicle on the ground floor at the
corner of Kearney and Bush streets.
and stood talking with some gentle
men. leaning against 3 counter. Di-
rectly the door opened and NJ Kalloch
entered and drawing pistol without.
Is far as can be learned, speaking .
word. began firing at DeYoung. The
latter ran through gate Of the counter
to q desk inside. Kallock firing at him
IS he ran. On reaching the desk DE-
Young turned to face his opponent
with . pistol IN his hand, when Kali
loeb. leaning over the counter. fred
again, the ball striking DsYoung in
the mouth. Kalloch then started for
the door. DeYoung raised his pistol
rs il to 6re but apparently his strength
failed him. for the pistol was not dis
charged. sad sinking backward be fell
90 the floor. Bystandsrs ran to hi,
assistance. but the bail had evidently
pierced the base Of the BRAIN, and in q
few moments he expired. As Kailoch
ran out Of the door he VAS seized by Z
citizen. and ct tho same mement IN
officer came mp and took him into Gus
tody and conducted him to the city
prison. where he was locked up.
News Of the murder few throush the
city like the wind. and in . few mo-
meets the streets in the vicinity Of the
Chronicle Office were crowded with
people eagef p barn the particulars Of
the ai{aif. policsmen were 81 once
stationed ct the doors- of the Office "a
keep out the inqaisitivs crowd, and
only few porsonsl friends and report
Ars we're sdtsitted. In the rear Of the
Office, u H DeYonng. brother Of the
deceased. rsclined on lounge surround
ed by friends. evidently overcome by
the tragedy. but with dry eyes and
calm though strained voice. He va
not present at the time OF the shooting
having left homo sitter dinner 1 few
moments later than Charlss. Deceased
lay On HE back ON The door, his fsce
end breast dabbled in blood. biz eyes
closed and his lace bsasing the calm
express noticeable in the case or thoss
dying from shot Wounds. Only one
wound vas found on his psrsso. thcsgh
1t least four shots were fred By Kal,
lsck. two having pierced the glass
doors end partition o. the ofllcc. A
third lodged il . uin1ov casing.
Young Kalloch on being arrested
VA. ~ the srrsatioa oficer remarked.
the coolest man be ever cav. He still
carried the smoking pisto! in his hand,
which he 'snrrendersd to the oficsr.
On he way 10 thu stasiou house he OBJ
served strict resicescs, and On bs;ns
shown to his cell positively refused 10
have any intercourse whatever with
REPRESENTATIVES. of tha nrraS ass