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The Daily Dispatch: May 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], The battles on the Peninsula. (search)
A M --Patrick Kelley, a member of Reads Artillery Battery, was murdered on Friday night, up Butchertown, near the corner of 16th and Poplar streets, in the vicinity of the house known as Alice Hargrove's, a Cyprian. The principal offender in the affair, (or butchery as it should properly be called, as Kelley was instantly deprived of life by having a knife passed through his body.) was Richard Duff, alias Richard Pearce, a consummate scoundrel and thief, well known to Baltimore people in a s Pearce in the murder. It appears that a comrade of Kelley's, named Downes, was most dangerously stabbed at the same time. He was conveyed to a Military Hospital, in the lower part of the city, and on Saturday was not expected to live. Alice Hargrove, and a "pal" of her's named Julia Selden, were caged for keeping a disorderly and ill-governed house, and for being primarily the cause of the affray. The authorities intended to use both of them as witnesses on the Coroner's inquest, which w