The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-06-27


kspcner-is il true, a. reported, tina, you
threatened to kill the woman at the zane
time you struck Mr.. Thompson,
The prisoner-Yes; that's 70. said,
sally, il it wasn't for your children I would
kill you" here the prisoner paused mo
nent, and then started up and said, Ii he
BADLY hurt? Do they think be will die"'
Being told that his victim waa In dangerous
condition. and might not recover, he then
aid: Well, il be dies, he dies the death
Il a dog, al he meri,ed. live live, let him
live like holy man, and" and then he
ecame violently excited, and paced up and
down the Gel; With quick, nervous strides,
md agita,ed looks and gestures, and At this
point the interview terminated.
His counsel also stated Ia his interview
hat Ms. Shingledecker had visited Bonds
house in his (Bond's) company, and it vas
eneraily understood BY his friends thst they
were engaged.
II was but very brief time alter the Ia.
,nentab!e tragedy had taken place before the
.ews had been communicated to the outside
~orld, and Its pasage from house to house
rhenceforth WA most rapid. A large rum
,rr Of Wet Enden knew the preacher and
drs; Shing'edecker also, 20 the 'nte,,f thai
could naturally have been AWAKENED ~ The
ecurren e was 1niensined In the oreaaa
81 many from tneif intms!e Psssona'
<nowisdge Vi the chief actora MI: lhonP..
ON, for aconslderaole space ofume, occupied
the pulpit Of Christie Chapel, on Court street,
aud has slso been pastor Of Asbury Chapel,
IN Webster stree, the ". JOINS Metnod'st
Episcopal Church, On ths corner Of tark and
Longworth streets, and Of church IN Full
On. Altogether, ne has preached here Tor
the past tweIfy year., ana mas always been
iaown as an upright honoFao'e man, ana {,
Aithiui ana emcseoi vof1er 10 inc cause OF
religion. his social quauies are especially
t1toiled oy those Who kncW MN pest. Inc
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y ms irlehds win graz Po:use1eaA
Ihs present pastor OF Cafls'ie Chapei' xho
caiito upon Bona aiter MS aLtsst' says tnat
in the conversation thai ensued bono fe!erred
to his visits to MIS-; shing'edecfer, ana SAID
his conduct was right ana proper - becomes
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~ 'ne Lteinoon PspeH, an in'eru,eW vas
held this afternoon with the Rev. ]. J.
Thompson, Who vas murderoIs!y attacked
ms w noIn,ns ~ M. nono, a tee les'oG rs
wounded man mos, c.earlv and uneon;vm.lIv
,firm. his entire innocence in the brief and
friendly visit which ne made to an oil par
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|, short tine before his t::nsier to Tbs Kan