Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-27
the kAlLucA.Dr YOUNG TRAGEDY,


The San Francisco Chronicle Of the
Gath. instant gives the following bio
graphical sketch:
Charles do Young was the eldest SON
Of Mr.. II. and Mrs. Amelia dc Young.
He was born at Natehitoohes, Louisiana,
in 1916, and was in the thirty.ffth year
Of his age at the time OF his death. ID.
do Young, the father. was . wsll.knovn
Baltimore merchant in 1847. and director
Of two leading banks in that city. He
was also connected as proprietor with .
line Of packets plying between Baltimore
and the West Indies. known ~ the "De
Young line." Subsequently he removed
to New Orleans. whore hs engaged IN
business as . cotton merchant, and
shortly after the news Of the discovery
Of gold In this State reached that city.
he arranged to come to California, but
died Of apopleIy ct vicksburs about the
time he was preparing to start. The
mother. Mrs. Amelia do Young. now In
the ssventy.frst year Of her age, re-
sided with her children In this city. uni.
vsrsally beloved and respected BY all who
knew her. At the age OF eight years
Charles accompanied his widowed moth
or and the family OF younger brothers
and sisters to California, which was In
1854. He was educated In the public
schools OF San Francisco, but did NOT
long continue in them, owing TO the
strsitensd financial circumstances OF the
family. A taste for journalism induced
him to become Q printer. In every do.
partmsnt Of that business his knowledge
was thorough. a. II aitsrward became In
all the varied and complicated details OF
Journalism, from the humblsst to the
highest. His first newspaper effort was
a small paper devoted 10 the interests OF
the public schools. which was highly
commended by the Board OF Education.
This paper he sold adyantsgsously. and
soon after started the Holiday Aducrtiser.
Giving this up, hs started the Dramatic
Chronicle. from which small beginning
the San Francisco Daily Chooniels
sprung. his younger brother. n. d.
do Young. being associated with Charles
a. publisher and proprietor.
THE xuRpERrs.
The following sksich Of the murderer
IL from the San Francisco Post Of the
Gath instant
The Rev. Issac N. Kalloch. who did
the shooting, came to San Francisco
from Healdsburg about the time his
father was shot BY Charles do Young. on
the Esd Of August. 1879. he had .
church there, OF which he was pastor.
but came down after the occurrence and
became associated with the Fifth Baptist
Church as assistant pastor. His private
residence was with bis father. No. 23l4
Mission street. When the Rev. I. 3.
Kailoch was elected Mayor Of the atty.
he appointed his son Clerk. the salary
being $4,000 per annum. He IL . young
man, Of apparently nervous tempers-
ment. but great strength Of will. In his
capacity as Mayors clerk hs has been
uniformly urbans, quiet and apparently
we'll disposed 10 everybody. In his
daily Intercourse with reporters he was
always civil and obliging. inclined to
joke, but attentive to his duties. In
figure he IL slighter than his father,
though bearing . slight resemblance to
him both In feature and voice. Hs II
the last man that one would have sup
posed capable Of committing this act.
and those who know him will testify
readily that he IL apparently an inof.
f~ensive. unrevsngsiul young man. His
age is about 20 years. he has light
blue eyes and sandy whisksrs and .
pleasant manner