Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1880, Page 1

a-_ Ube Chicago Baily Tribune. __ VOLUME XL. GLOVES, Glove Department. SPECIAL OFFERING, TO-DAY, Thread Gloves, LACE TOPS, At 26c a pair. ONE CASE, Ladies’ Fine Lisle Gloves, Plain Wrists with 2 Elastics, 26 cts. pair. ONE HUNDRED DOZEN Ladies’ Fine Lisle Gloves, Long Lace Wrists, in all mode shades, 60 cts. pair. ONE CASE LADIES’ FINE FRENCH LISLE GLOVES, Long Lace Tops, with Elastics, 76 cts. pair. ONE CASE MISSES’ LISLE GLOVES, . Gauntlet Wrists, with Elastics, © 38 cts. pair. 500 DOZEN Gents’ 2-Button Lisle Gloves, "26 cts. pair. A very large assortment of LADIES’ LONG LAGE MITTS, 60 & 76 cts. pair, In Black and Colors, MISSES’ MITTS, Endless variety, all prices. Mandel Bros., 121 & 123 State-st. Branch.---22d-st. and Michigan-ay, 'TO RENT. TO RENT, IN THE Tribune Building A large Corner Office, with Vault, on the Second Floor. ‘Apply to ‘WM. C. DOW, Room 8. “TO RENT. OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE Nevada Block, { Cor. Washington and Franklin-sts,, Welleuited tor publishing or lght manufacturing. Mil be ented faueraisiy orin sulle for business WA. ©. DOW, Room 8 Tripune Building, DENTISTRY, VITALIZED AIR. 0 ew Saft Remedy, : 228, Winost and Best Full Set. lence, axtll, and No rico. SCCHESNEY WG RATT eo cS and Handolph-sts. CHCA, TILWAUKEE & SE ‘ PAUL RAILWAY (0. ° hy koown as tho “Consolidate aking Fung Donde" ate hieroby notified thaton pro tlielr bonds ath omies of this eo. the bonds will be stamped, re operations of the Binktaw nds will thereafter be known ue JULICE War mpeny in ing the: SHOKS, eee So erase, Mf NSE" LADI j lons, and Entarged: jolnta : CE, WISWALL & 60, — 60 ATATE-ST, HATS, Gentlemen's Dress Silk Hats, roadway Spring Style, on hand or fe to order. Superlor Quality. Price, $5, At BARNES! Mi A fat-Store, + 86 Madison-st, (Tribune Bullding) WHISKIES, Whiskies! BOND & LILLARD, 170, and 80. +3 WATERFILL & FRAZIER, E. H. TAYLOR, JR., 1877,'78,'79, and '80. 1875 to 1880 incl, W. H. MeBRAYER, 1877, 978, '79, 980, T, J. VANDYKE, 1874, PH. JORDAN, 1870, WM. BERKELE, 1875, W. J. FRAZIER, 1877, 78,979. HEADLEY & PECK, OSCAR PEPPER, “Old Grow,” 41875, T. B. RIPY, 1877, HERMITAGE, 1873 and 1875 D, A. AIKEN, EUREKA DISTILLERY, HORSEY MARYLAND RYE, - 187-4, 176,976, and '77. E. L. TAYLOR, JR., A877 and 738, NELSON'S RYE, 1878. 4878, cc) & 80 Goods Sold in Bond or Free, GROMMES & ULLRICH, 174 and 176 Madison-st. Bond_& Lillard, Waterfill.& Frazier, aud 0. F. Gs (Ee i. Taylor, Jr), Hand Made Sour Mash Whiskies, we t known as tho finest Whiskies made in Kentucky, and also the Horsey Maryland Tye, known asthe colebrated ceMifitary Ryo,” aro controlled by us in this markot. }CIAL. MERCHANTS’ BANIC OF CANADA. HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL, Capital, paid up, $5,500,000, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: ton. JOHN TTAMILTON, of Hamilton ros, Pres, - BOHN MCLENNAN, ¥aq,, S.J" Vico-President, HECTOR MACKENZIE, Esq. of J. G. Mackonalo & ‘Co. JONATILAN HODGSON, Esq, of Hodgson, Murphy un mner. ANDILEW ALLAN, Haq OBEMT ANDE Re Wr. Darling & Co. WM. DARLING, ADOLPHE MAsst of D, Mnason & Co. GEORGE HAGUE, Esq, General Manager. WM, J. INGRAM, Esq., Asst, General Manager, A branch of the Morchants’ Bonk of Canada will bo opened on or about the Int of May nt No. 21 Chambor of Commerce i. onteaned On 1-2 Ballo-at une Gor tho managemont of Mr. Arthur ‘Advances w a and Provislons in warehouse or ropresentod by ship- ping ducuments, ‘Tho Landon correspondents of the Bank aro tho Clydesdale Banking Company, upon whom Sterling Bilisof Kxchange and Letters of Crodlt for use in Europe, phdig, Chinas Jepan, and Routh America will bo Issued on the moat fayomble torms, Approved Commercial Bills of, Exchange will bo donlt ins also Bxehange on New Vork and tho princi= pai citien in tho United States and Canada. xchange on Now York drawn on tho fiank of Now York. or on the Agency of tho Merchanis' fiank of Canada, 48 Exchango-placo, Now York, will bolasued 8a ain: air ‘anoale Accounts will be opened with morchants and private individuals, and a Genoral Banking Busl- nose will be undortaken, COOK COUNTY 4 Per Ct. Bonds, The undersigned will receive subscriptions for the above Bonds until April 25 at 102, and there- after until turthor notice at 102, CHAS. TENROTIN, 105 Washington-st. EDWARD L. DREWSTER, + 10) Washington-st. GERHARD FOREMAN, ut Waahington-st, * EB, 8. DREYER & Co., 84 Washington-at, IRA HOLMES, ‘8 Washington-st, ‘I, J, CHRISTO! LT Randolph-at., cor, LaBalte. ‘The Bonds will bo ready for delivery atter Cook Co, at pril 0, Le tb rand intorost Also, Ue beds se full MOTH POWDER, BUCK & RAYNER'S “Moth Powder” Will protect your Furs, and Woolens through the Summer, STATE-ST., cor. Madison, and 17 CLARK-ST . MOVING, ie % 8 iH Ly a FE SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. Further” 0. CIGAR! its Equal Can’t Be Found! WHOLESALE AGENTS, LOCKWOOD & DRAPER, 51 & 58 Wabash-ay. KELLOGG & BARRETT, - 29 & 31 Lake-st., cor. Wabash-ar. §. P. FARRINGTON & C0., ; 4, 6 & 8 Lake-st. F. DEUTSCH, 64 Lake-st., cor. State, CHICAGO. RATTAN FURNITURE. We are ‘now prepared to show our pa+ trons in Chicago and ‘all the West” the LARGEST, BEST, and MOST COM. PLETE Stock of onr CELEBRATED and JUSTLY APPRECIATED Rattan Wares over offered to the public. We have nu in store and keep con- stantly on-hand all the LATEST oud BEST patterns, combining tho latest im- proyomonts in workmanship and stylo of Anish, We aro recolving our goolls FRESH from the Factory EVERY WEEK; and our Stock is thoroforo CLEAN and BRIGHT. Parties furnishing Rooms for the summor or Country Houses will find it to their ad- yantage to purchase at HEADQUARTERS, Wo have also tho handsomest BABY CARRIAGE in the conntry. Buy tho **Wakefleld” and got tho Best. REMEMBER, our No. is 231 State-st., and we are NOT anywhore elso in this clty. is WAKEFIELD RATTAN CO., 231 STATE-ST. CANVAS COT. Canvas Cot Requires No Pillow, Width, 27 in. — Welght, 15 Ibs, Price, $2.00. UNION WIRE MATTRESS 60,, DAY’S ~*~ KIDNEY PAD CURES Mabetes. Hright’s Disense, Cularrh dele, I wel, Paine ful Urinatio; ‘at Thabsity fo Ketniu o in the ‘Worn on the small of the back and on the Kidneys. ln V of ra adder, wn Urinary Organs, WUEN NOTHING KLAR CAN, T ee tmltationa “Ask for und take only the Duy Pad. ‘For elo by Druswteta, oF sent by mail freo an rocatpt uf price, 68.00. Costificates of cures and our book," Iowa Lito Waa Saved,” sent on reculpt uf your addross, DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., - - Toledo, 0, Or 186 Dearborn-st., Boom 11, Chicugo. o Fhoomeltent ann Bur Barre Barlr & Gabinel Polio Be ‘The moet Compact, Elegant, and Sube : 4 ‘Steel Spring Mat Staple Puisolid Comfort” Send for A Vitastrated Catalogue, MP4, sold by WS a 107 NVABASHAT sy Mfrs of A fon 4) DENTISTRY. DH. DAY, 13) FE Madison-at, bas returned frora the Weal with “its ‘hestth onuieely restored. A few of those CELLU. EBT Hoes, Beta Piste. Porcelain or Con! ° it Gold Fill- tate tee ieee a = ngs Snatragt the dentiate inthe Anwatheticss 0 office Or Gas free for the Dut oxpericncad so! T! “AND YOU MISS ITY” SILKS! 1 OCASE 4 Fi, Soc! 1 CASE G EH, $1.00! 1CASE 8 TH, 61.15! (UIVERNAUD’S Improved American BLACK DRESS SILKS! “ON SALE” Monday Morning, April 26. STATE-ST, PRICES! $1.251 $1.50! $1.73! The RAPID SALE of these Silks PRE- VENTING us from. mailing SAMPLES, we would advise OUR COUNTRY CUS- TOMERS to TELEGRAPH us: which NUMBER and PRICE is wanted, and thereby secure themselves. INVARIABLY The Leaders. of Popular Prices. "MADISON AND PEORIA-STS FOR Conghs, Colds, Soro Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, And AU Diseases of THROAT and LUNGS. Pat up tn Quart-Bize Hotties for Family w DON'T BE DECE! CAUTION. winnie trae iry to ty rou itock nn oO in Dinca Gf Sur FOLU HOCK AND ICVE, whitch lathe on: Hy me fenton 24 GOVERNMENT STAMP on onan bottic, LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Proprictors, 111 Madleon-st., Chicago. r~Aak your Druggist for itt W7Aak your Grocer for 1tt WAak your Wine Merchant for itt ‘Cuitdren, wek your Mamma for it! sold by, NTS, GROCERS, and WINE MERCH everywhere, NEW PUBLICATI: sticly mate, the gonuine having Aftor many attompta a "SUCCESSOR" has boon found for tho cluinsy, antiquated tatian Dauble-Ene try Hookkecping, und te fully oxpiained in tha Manual of Exhibit Bookkeeping, By S. R. HOPKINS. Dy this method. in a fow momenta after the close of business, a person cun know hits exact Mnancinl condi= tlon, snd. by introducing vouchers linve overy Mem necurate, alt without being a practical houke keeper. lronounced by thuxo uring it the * Pere Non'of slnplitetty and wecuraey, tnd worth ten timon ita wolght in gold to evory business huuso, dookkouner, or mudon ‘Cloth bound, 3 pp. Postma on receipt of $1, JAB. U, ‘&CO. Gon'l Agents, sand i South Clark-st 'y town. FF-One gvot Go_to the t HOUSE "“AILORING STORE,177 Statestte, if you wink Nobby Suit at $25.00 to $36.00 that willl compare with the product of the higher: priced eno tablishments. A fall: stock of Fore elgu and Domestle Woolens just re- ceived to select from, B. PALMER MACKEY, CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS Fon VAPOR STOVES. C.W. FISIL & CO, 19 Lake-st. GEORGE A. HAWLEY, ALTTORNEY-AT-LAW, GUNNISON, - COLORADO. Mining ihtoreata nha Investments carefully attends ed ton featur to Firat National Hunk, Chica CHCA tay AGEN cys Cull at our ofive und ket our references before gir> ing out your bills for collection. HARDWARE, HARDWARE FOR SALE. 15,000 Stock, well assorted, Bi in. No trado. Ata larvatn, No trado, HERS, Keokuk, Iowa, BUSINESS CHANCES, rT mag}? fac cele The Kansas Farmer” for sale ‘This isone of the best-paying Agricultura) Weok- Hes in tho West, and ls offered at private salo, Address the Publisher, Topeka Kas, ““"We have in stock tho largest nnd heat assortmont of CLOTHING. EAGLE CLOTHING STORE, 136 & 138 Madison-si., 144 & 146 Clark-st. Would invite the attention of Parents and Guardians to their BOYS’ and CHILD- REN’S DEPARTMENT, which is now unusually complete, comprising the largest assortment ever shown in this city. As we manufacture all our Clothing, we are ena- bled to save to the pur- chaser both’ the Jobbers’ and Middlemen’s profits, and to RETAIL our GOODS at STRICTLY WHOLESALE PRICES. : OurFURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT exhibits the season’s NOVELTIES in Neckwear, Fancy Hosiery and Underwear, Silk and CambricHandkerchicfs,and Gents’ Jewelry. New Patterns in the CRI- TERION SCARF, the WIT OF THE SEASON. ; Fancy and Dress SHIRTS made to order. ; HENRY L. HATCH, Manager, MATS. re <7 OCOTTR 1358137 MADISON ST. CHICAGO. Hatters to the Great Northvrest.” -“WILD BILL,” “BUFFALO BILL,” “BILL-Y PATTERSON,” AND “ BILLYCOCK”’ HATS, 5 av SCOTI’S. P.O. W. HERRICK’S GREAT HAT LEADS THEM ALL! ‘Wo can make you one to ortor in slx hours or less, Alno, Bik Hint, Fing KUM, Soml-stt, Flexible Stt, soft Crown and Brim St, und all etylos of BUM wnd Soft Hata, Wo. alan has Tgo Assortment of Youth's, Boys’, t ia. Givousocail and satisfy your welts ir, O. A. COOPER, formorts gantond ie CHLAB. Ye Nie seo thulr friends at HERRICK’, 116 E. Madison-st., Oppoal co Bros,! Oyator Lanse, INEEEY, &co UIVER AG 38, cHOYNES.CO.2=° BLANK-BOOK MAKERS, a for Hank laity. Gory kind of Monk Hoek thedo to order, LITHOGRAPHERS. Notes, Chocks, Bonds, Cortifieates, pinlomas Manufacturers’ Show Cards, Done in the best manner Samples and Keathinatws submitted, PRINTERS and ENCRAVERS. Printing done in nll tts branches, Engraving un Wood, stone, Copper. or Stool. All work done on our own promlaes, BLANK BOOKS, PRINTING, AND STATIONERY, J, W. MIDDLETON, 8 State-st, Large Stock, Good Work, Low Prices, of Cooper & Henno- N, Will Do pleased to Soa cast Ie ct BE. E. EATON, IMPORTER OF GUNS, AMMUNITION, FISHING TACKLE AND CUTLERY, No. 53 Stato Street, Chicago. : Established 1653— : JOHN HOLDFAST — The MATINEE TO-DAY! Tho regular Spring Suit and Spring Overcont Matinéo at C. 0. D. & Co.'s, Performance begins at 7 a.m. and continues until 11 P. m., without recess or intermis- sion. Many new and striking fea- tures will be introduced, combin- ing hoth interest and profit to the. audionce. During the entertain- ment the following characters will be introduced: WILLIE CUTE-ENOUGH-—In his first Kilt Suit. ‘ GEORGIE BRIGHTBOY—Showing Nut- ting’s Styles. ARTHUR LEARNFAST—The best dress- ed and smartest boy in school. CLARENCE SPENDTHRIFT—The nob- blest young man in town, who always gets his clothes at Nutting's. immaculate wholesale merchant and sharp buyer. DEACON GOODMAN—Who always gets ihe largest size clothes his money will uy. Private bo jh - (doods forwarded to ot pucta of tae Continent at the purchaser's expense.) Reserved scate for ev- ery ticket-holder, A. J. NUTTING & CO., ENTERTAINING CLOTHIERS, ARTISTIC TAILORS, and GENTS FURNISHERS, AT REASONABLE LOW PRICES, 104 & 106 MADISON-ST. FURNITURE, INDUCENENTS! We are offering a stock of FUR- NITURE this spring which has never been equalled and cannot be excelled in QUALITY, STYLE, VARIETY, and RARE MERIT. REMEMBER “That our prices for GOOD, RE- LIABLE Furniture always are the lowest, and it will amply re- pay all who have any article in our line to buy to give us a look before making their selections. We would call special attention to the endless variety of our FUR- NITURE COVERINGS, ‘many of them being special patterns, as fine as there are imported, and we will sell them at retail by the yard fully 25 per cent below reg- ular prices. SPIEGEL & CO., 251 and 253 Wahash-av., NEAR JACKSON-ST. FURNITURE. In all the Now and Novel Designs Spring trade—the LARGEST and PIN sito K and the LOWEST PRICES, CHICAGO CARPET CO, Wabash-av. and Monroe-st. N. B.—Wo havo Just added largely to our CARPET, WALL PAPER, and CUR. TAIN Depnetinents, until we are now able to offer the most complete’ stock of Noyele tes In this market. PEW RENTAL. The Annual Pew Rental of the First Baptist Church (Dr. George C. Lorimer, Pastor), will be held on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, April 26, at 8 o'clock, at which time all wil! have the opportunity to bid for choice of seats. for EST OPTIONAL GOODS, Tasiples: “Oyaraaud Bield Glasses Lelescopon MLC fr ay 5 Eloscuvos, Barometers, ele. vam PRICE FIVE CENTS.’ : a Tragic .Culminy ‘s Long-Stand’ £ The Bitter gS _ the De YF3 4s and the. iy 83 chs E Finally Hesu.ts in the Mura der of Ono of the Parties. Charles De Young Shot and. Killed by Isaac M, ‘ Kalloch, The Latter the Son of the Man Whom Do Young Tried to Kill. Last Evening the Time, and the Chronicle Office the Scene. The Affair an Outgrowth of Last Summer's Bloody En. counter, When Kalloch Senior Was Almost Murderod by Charles | De Young. Intense Excitement Created in San Francisco by the Tragedy. Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, San Francisco, Cal., April 23—Tho feud between the De Youngs and tho Kallochs, which so nearly resulted In the death \of one. of tho adversaries on the 23d of last August, —of Kalloch sentor by two bullets fired by Charles De Young, and of De Young him- self at the hands of an infuriated mob of the adherents of the wounded man,—this evening culininated in .a real tragedy, Charles De Young being shot and killed in the Chronicle office by L. M. Kalluch, son. of the Mayor of San Francisco. Tho shooting took place at half past 7 o'clock to-night, De, Young being almost Instantly killed, TUE CAUSE. It was justscven months ago to-day that tho bitter campaign in San Francisco cut- minated in an attempted murdor, a tragedy which was the sensation of the hour in ‘Frisco and created excitement and intense Interest all over the country. As tho present 3 7 ape ily Between ; affatr was 6o. intlinately connected “with the - shooting of Inst summer a bricf recapitula- tion will be of service to rofresh the memory and assist ina proper understanding of the merits of the case. . The political campaign in the summer of 1870 was conducted with unusual virulence. ‘The workingmen’s cand!date was the Rev. I. 8. Kalloch, who had had a somewhat mot- tled and checkered career in Boston and Kansas. Heniing the opposition was CHARLES DE YOUNG, oncof thetwo brothers who edit andown © tho San Francisco Chronicle, After Kal- loch’s nomination for Mayor by the working. men, Charles De Young, in a speech at the Stuto Convention of “ Tonorable Bilks,” an- nounced that he would compel Kalloch's withdrawal from the contest. Subse- quently he notified Kalloch that © untess he withdrew he would rake up his unsavory record in tho columns of tho Chrontcle. Kalloch sont back word DEFYING HMM, and intimating that he could tell worse things Bhowt the De Youngs than they could about hin, Accordingly the De Youngs took up tha gauntlet, and In tho issue of Wednesday, Aug. 20, the Chronicle opened firo with a long article reviewing Kalloch’s career In Boston and Kansas. ‘This article charged him with having been engaged In numerous amours and scandalous scrapes since ho was years old, He was charged with drinking while in the pulpit, and was connected with innumerable swindles and scandals, both in the Eustand in Kansas, whither ho afters wards removed. The article CREATED GREAT EXCITEMENT, and was followed the two succeeding days by still more virulent aud personal attacks, Friday night, Aug, 23, Katloch had adver tisod a miass-incoting at the Metropolitan Tem ple, at which it was given out that he would read on article published flve years previous in an obscure paper called tho Sun, written by one 3. FP. Napthaly. This article was a per sonal attack on the De Youngs and on the reputation of thelr mother, which had pro: voked a vain attempt to kill Napthaly by tha De Youngs at tho time, De Young sent word to Kalloch that, if he read the article, he WOULD IE SHOT ON BIGHT, ‘The mecting camo off as advertised, except that Kalloch did not read tho article, but con: tented himself with o merciless attack on tho family record of the Do Youngs. He said that he had the article In his pocket, and that {t would bo published-and commented on within a few days, : Do Young evidently considered the pro- ceedings of the evoningns equal provocation to the reading of the article, and acted accord: ingly, ‘Tho following day, which was Satur- day, the 2d, Charlos De Young drove in a coupétothe sidy entrance of Metropolitan ‘Temple, and sont a messenger to tell Kalloch that somo one wished to seo him, As Kalloch came toward the coups De Young FIRED TWICE, ~ and Kalloch full, shot In the breast and in tho thigh, A crowd immedlately seized De Young’s carringe and upset it, He was kicked and brulsed, and would undoubtedly have been stamped to death on the spot- had not » large body of police come suddenly to i the rescue and hurried hin to fall, Tho result was, of course, Intense excite ment on tho part of tho workingmen ang the calling outof the police and milltary. The imob was preparing to : SACK ‘THE CHHONICLE OFFIOE ee, and lynch the De Youngs when It was pact fled by the announcement that Katlooh was Improving and In no immediate danger. At that time Kalloch’s son was prominent as one of the leaders of the mob, Ho made an incendiary speech at the Sand-Lots, where he was received with tumultyous cheers, He assalled De Young tn terms no less out spoken than those used by bis father, and y = appealed to the crowd, ln caso De Xoune ,