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The Daily Dispatch: March 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], Suggestions about gunboats. (search)
Died from his Injuries. --A man named Fred. Smith, who is charged with having feloniously stabbed Richard Wright, at Mary Walden's house, about two weeks since, was arrested and caged yesterday evening by Messrs. Bibb and Perrin. Smith was also slightly wounded in the melee, in which Ned Keeling, a local ruffian, took a promig by Messrs. Bibb and Perrin. Smith was also slightly wounded in the melee, in which Ned Keeling, a local ruffian, took a prominent part. The man calling himself Richard Wright proves to have been named Charles Moore. He died yesterday from the wounds given him by Smith and Keeling. Felonious stabbing is now changed to murder. g by Messrs. Bibb and Perrin. Smith was also slightly wounded in the melee, in which Ned Keeling, a local ruffian, took a prominent part. The man calling himself Richard Wright proves to have been named Charles Moore. He died yesterday from the wounds given him by Smith and Keeling. Felonious stabbing is now changed to murder.