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The Daily Dispatch: March 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Railroad disasters. (search)
Threats against a witness. --Wm. Carson, an operative at the Tredegar Iron Works, was carried before the Mayor on Saturday, for threatening to take the life of Ann Beazley for appearing as a witness against Edward Keeling, the latter being charged with a malicious attempt on the life of Fred. Smith, at a house of ill fame in threatening to take the life of Ann Beazley for appearing as a witness against Edward Keeling, the latter being charged with a malicious attempt on the life of Fred. Smith, at a house of ill fame in Butchertown. Carson and Keeling both hail from Baltimore. The Mayor required Carson to give $150 security for his good behavior. threatening to take the life of Ann Beazley for appearing as a witness against Edward Keeling, the latter being charged with a malicious attempt on the life of Fred. Smith, at a house of ill fame in Butchertown. Carson and Keeling both hail from Baltimore. The Mayor required Carson to give $150 security for his good behavior.