The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-27


s,x FRANCISCO, April 2s.-Iuquiry shows
-, younc Kalloch tired i've shots at DE
y",ng. Of which only one-the fourth
III ~ sisee,. otherwise the original report OF
Wv .,fs,r seems TO be substantially correct.
" ~ ~ evident that the deed was deliberate.
ossser Moves states that few moments
,.tor,. De Young entered ihe once ne saw
Tsl,rch walk along kesruey street and
IT. into the window al The Chr0nicfe |
innr,inS room, He was EVIDENTLY on the |
sslch. awaiting the arrival OF MS Vict.m.
About quarter pa>t9 the coroner as.
>is,an,s took the houy from where u haa
49, wing on the floor awaiting his eXami |
s.,;on, and removed il to wagon for con-
''..ncc Ia the morgue. The crowd in the
~ time had increased 10 thousands,
sIosIinc IN both N arney and Bush streets.
=, u'ss composed OF all classes, evidently
'..,ndinr a great mauy of Sand-Lot proclivi-
.en, and. as the body was brought out,
sSesr,. howls, and calculations OF eNulta-
- sud dcrision arose. The cOronerS
r,ron. escorted by squad OF police, drove
:, :, 90 10 the morgue, followed by boot
Inc whis,liug. and yelling mob. The de-
raons,ration was confined merely to words,
Nc action Of violent nature occurring.
tbs BODY AT tbs NoRGUE.
When the coroner-wasou bearing the
Noay Of De Young termed from Kearney
i,,o Market street the crowd made sort OF
nah that bad The appearance Of being di-
-oe,ed al the wagon. Ii might have been
merely the natural surge Of the concourse
Iollowing the wagon on meeting the gath
er,nc on Market street, but the police.
,.iaNing il a. an attempt at violence, used
,beir clubs freely, besting back the crowd
snd inficting severe punishment on some OF
,he most forward ones. Aside from this in
cident there has been no sign OF violence.
I'm arriving at the mOrgue the crowd
adhered there for awhile, continuing its
! Semorstrstions, but soon dispersed, and the
~fscers retired. The conduct OF the mob
csued forth many expressions OF indigna-
lion and disgust from the more respectable
bvs,anders, but there was nothing what
ever tending toward a breach OF the peace.
4 great concourSe still fingered IN the VII
eipi,y Of the Chronicle Office, but at about
N O'Clock an alarm OF fire several blocks
distant drew many OF them away. Inc
nsmpblet previously referred to Gas the i'm
mediate cause Of the shootin2) proves, on
termination, 10 be simply full report OF
,betrial Of Rev. |. Kalloch in the case oil
the Rosion scandal, with q brief preface
five but supply 10 give plain and unyar-
nished report Of The trial. 1t bore The
imnrin, OF Eberhine's Company, Boston,
1S5-. lui was evidently fresh publication.
II seems TO he admitted that the document
vas issued with view Of influencing pub
beoninion I'm connection with the approach
inc trial OF De Young. and il may have been
further intended to have some bearing upon
more Immediate issues.
the "CHRONICLL's" ACCOUNT OF THE MURDER.
The Chronicle publishes an account OF the
murder TO the following effect: DR.. III. III.
Tbrall. residing at lis Geary street, and bus
wife and daughter, have made statements
10 4 Chronicle reporter that on the evenings
Of last Wednesday and Thursday two men,
believed bv them 10 be the Rev. L. ;. Kali
loch and his son, visited q house opposite
theirresidenee in a mysterious way, remain
inc there for some time; that last evening
| they again went 10 that house together Just
before the shooting of Charles De Young,
and that shortly after 8 O'Clock DIR. Tbrall
went TO a Deignboring drugstore, and there
heard OF the murder. In the mean time
two BOYS came running 10 the opposite
house and were admitted, and the lights
in the house were eXtiDguished. The
house soon after was relighted, and
50 remained until a much later houl
than usual. During the visit OF the
two men supposed TO be Mayor KallOch anC
bis son, Just before the shooting, their mo
tons were partiy visible through the win
dow, aud they seemed 10 be conducting
themselves in an excited manner. Later
when Chronicle reporter was passing TIT
house he saw Kalloch's colored servaD
Standing on the steps, and few minute
later cab came up containing City Audi
tor Dunn, eX-Deputy Sheriff Clayton, ana
young man whose identity was unknown
The two latter entered the house, but sooi
dterward came out, entered the Gao, AM
drove in tse direction OF the City Hall. III
Chronicle people profess to believe mat tines
movements, coupled with sundry minor cir
cumstances. indicate that the killing OF ID
Young was the result OF a conspiracy be
tween Kalloch and his son.
TODAY couple OF detectives visited IN
house opposite DR.. Tbralps residence, an
found that Mayor Kalloch's colored servant
who said be was i'll with rheumatism, wa
Occupipg a room in the house. lie wa
Questioned at length, but nothing OF IN
portance was elected further than tina
Mayor KallOch and his son bad been in ID
habit OF visiting him there during his iI
ness.
THE MURDERER.
0 The murderer, the Rev. Isaac NJ. ka
loeb, is the oldest Of four children, and
iwenty-eigbt years Of age. He was born !
ROcklaDd, Me-, very soon after the eXpu
sion Of bis father from Waterville College
biz very hasiy marriage, and his settiemen
as pastor OF the First Baptist church G
ROckland.
After Kalloch abandoned Kansas and sc
led in San Francisco bis son studied at III
University OF California. Baptist lhslit'
ton. Young KalIoch was ordained bal
til Clergy man about four years ago, ana az
eeptd a call from a small society In one
he suburbs OF San francisco. lie n
nslned there only short time, reslgnihg
axe the pulpit Of The First Baptist churc
d Oakland, q position which he held 10
year and a half AT the time {
he shooting of his father by
Young be was preaching in Sonom
eouuty. lie resigned his charge
lew weeks after this event and went
sn Francisco, where be has sine
zen acting as assistant 10 bis father in Nc
f uopolilan Temple, baviog received The ar
P'ntment by unanimous vote OF The tru'
se'. There was the strongest affection eX
elng between him and his father. and 10
asl matter all four OF the children falrl
-olized their father. The elder Kalloch'
we for liquor, aud especially for brandy
:" well known, and bis drinking exploit
.hen boy at ROckland, a clergyman d
piston, and pastor In this city, are mat
81 record. His son Isaac inherited bi
ae Tor LIQUOR, and his associations for th
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