The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-03-27
The Latter was Charged With Z
Crime and Resisted Arrest,

The depot was through he would 90 wher-
ever he was needed. After The trains left
he w-Dt TO the house and found that he was
ind-'d needed, tor there Rad been serious
atirsy, and NE which msy yet prove f.tsl
to woman as well ar the man who was
afterward wounded.
THE AFFRAy AT THE RED LIGHT.
Aftsr hearing Of The. sbove TI4E- reporter
visited the piare which il known as the
Red Light, al IL O'Clock, and found a mum
oi the women white and black sitting about
stove in what they cali the front room:
one of them Wa s-ked by The viriIor, il IN.
| proprietor could b seen rid was informed
that he WIS up stairs ard would be called:
the reporter waited, while the woman who
-esmed wiling ID he useful, ran up -tsirs
and Announced that the pIeSsDce Of the
proprietor was wanted down stairs. L. a
/ lew minutes Maria Bland the wife Of The
proprietor appeared ard after a pleasant
| good day" ask,d what WIS snied. The
fact was stated thar il had been rumou d
tn 4 there hid been trouble 10 her house
| and that
POOL OF BLOOD
I on the Il DOT nesr where p was -t7ndiug gsve
ev den &c To The s'Or Also tina / ir-tst.m-rt
f hDw IL occurred would be- interesting Size
vas frank in her reply, and stated ia cub
! -tsUce - f0ilsW George Msil.v WAS sho-
here about an hour qgD hv Nr VI Ter, Il
he ps!ic 4 rec He sank dpsn a. soon -
he wa- hi'; he was afrerWsd carr red ut
tni iur iu a wagon and taken away. The
.su-- 81 the rronhlp, was the fact that on,
To0rge Ns'lOy, who l. knpwn to be Tot only
. Wild, but bad by alb ut tgentv-Ihrrr
v@sr- Of aye. had during III. m jrni1g
ordered The COX, n black won named
Kate Moore To- bring s,me water, md III
-'-fu-inG o. d. 50 made MaIluy mad, where
t"n ~ ss'z d chair AID struck her
".svv hloS on tn haad, and ,f.-rwsrd-
struck b stunning blow on Jhe head ii b
the iror Iop Of an UTu fra m a h-a i.g stow
snOcking her senseie-s and to all appear
rnces
KILLISG HER.
Malloy, Mr.. Biiud =sid, was drunk ~
The jluir, and WIS usually verF dan
serous ~hea in that c,nditi1p, aud
what fur her dam &c he might hsV, duue,
she could rot ~ mise. cun-eqg-uuy IN
ut for Oiiic-r VI iirr 10 arrest him, IT,
rider u project Ihe other V,oile 10 her
house During the time between the me-
-,ge aud the arrival of the ffic r. Nalio,
S-nt ouI a. il To run away, but ziterw.ru
rsiurnsd. Snd wa sitting la the room ~ heu
Miller entered the door After Msll.r Wa
told what had b ippened, h- went To MaiIOy
tni told him he wanted him Ia 90 10 head
quarters. Muiloy said, "whsl for" and
Mill-r said, Il W mt you u 60 with me to
headquarters" and IN seeing thar M-!loy
Sas stubborn, took him by the coat cola
20 pull him out, when MallCy resi- tad
~syitg,
L WILL DIE BEF RE WILL BE TACFN"
and Miller then pull ID his pi-tpl and fired.
the bali taking Effect somewhere in Nal
lny's breast OF srnm zen. She then invI cd
the porter to The upper part Of the build
ing, wnere the b d. Of
KATE MOORE
vas found living on her back on the fl or
-enszless, and uIdsr the sgI.r nee OF D..
Mccormick, who had I-t tni-iei dressing
her wounds, a. we'll a. he could IN the sta;r
he in. The Doctor could give n, ac
cVrste description OF the Gaze fur her IhaG
hat she had received Il severe blow on the
ugh, side Of the head. the future result OF
Shicu H. could not b. abe 10 COZ urr
The woman bling insen-ibe at the 'ime |
tBd having been 80 for over an hour led
the reporter 10 believe that -he had rec. lived
z'HetnIng more serious than an Ordin r.
D!uw, aud one thar may prove fatal
After coD-Iderabe coHv. r-atiuu with the
various members of the u u-e hsf r. l-,v
Iu-. il became apparent III It nom Of them
regretted The punishment OF M.llDy, aud
'h-u. ht, with Ms known reputaIi Du. iha,
he was very foolish TO resist any UlIi,er
sho wanted him.
MALLOY
p well known in police ,ircies as one If
The hard Il men tnes have 10 handle ~hru
he beruInes Wild, although he Is ssld Ia b.
generous To fault when he u sober Tie
has on several occasions III ade himse I no
t,rI"us by hi Resistance, wHen The othcer-
Iried 10 arrest hin. aud h - several times
Injured them while doing - The last Tim
he VS. prominent was not long sgp. when
he biz slice out Of a p,iiCsman's cbe,k
and WAS taken 10 the cal 4bJose nearIs
naked.
AT THE POLICE sTATIoN.
tfrer being conveyed 10 the police station
Nalloy Was PLACID in he lover corridor
DIR. Mccormick visited him bus made 10
minute examination. DR.. Van Duyn was
cent To see him At the request of the m ayur,
Dut Il 1ding Dr. Mccormick there ard after
con-ultstion he declined TO Interfere. Al
terward the wounded m Al was conveyed To
the home of his IN ,ther, J ane VI iIlOy. on
| Third avenue, wh-re he il at present Dur-
ing the afternoon DR.. :. Few visited him,
and alter making an examination discOv-
cred another of hose
SINGULAR INSTANCES
where ball after entering the b3dv mak.s
part OF circl- before il stops IL found
that the ball entered the left breast At an
angle, which would cause it 10 range
outward toward the lett shoulder.
but during the examination Msllry com
planned OF a s,reness ab0ye hIs right hip,
whir h upon bang pressed discovered the
| fact thai the ball was lodged th-re, having
passed ar und he back downward. The
lezd-n missile WAS extracted with ease and
is nov in officsr Mslier's possession 1t l.
considerably IN ssh-d on one side. a. though
il had struck some bone during lis singular
journey through the flesh
OFFICER MILLER.
| From what could be learned from both
sides Officer Miller Was not put under
arrest, ~ the shooting wss consider j1-tl-
Il ,ble under the Circum. ttBCes. He tated
to q reporter yesterday afternoon that when
he was called to M4ria Biaud'- house h.
did not know what il WAS for, and when he
entered the door he ssw M-lloy near, and
in = casual way rubbed his hand over
i Ms!loy's nose snd .,iC, "iieorge don't
drink any more now, you've had enough :"
having known that he had been drinking
during the day He then went 10 NJ ria
Bland and asked her what was wanted,
when she said there had been = woman
killed in the house and that George Nal
loy did il. He then went to George and
told him that he wanted him to go with
him, and that he refused, and that he re
peaied what he hsd said and took him
by the collar, when George said,
al woN'r But Ill co FOR YOU.
1 will die before I will be TAKEN" Miller
further stated, Il then found that he was
ugly, and saw murder CLEAN in his eyes, |
pulled my pistol and fired and he fell and
at the same time large limestone rock he
had in his hand FIJI to the floor; did not
want to shoot him, but | knew his chsrsc-
ter; felt that ii he had anything with him
he would not hesitate to use il, and that my
! life was in danger when he 40 quickly re-
sisted my attempt TO arrest him on what l
) was nearly sure was q criminal charge, for
had seen the woman he had struck lying
! bleeding and senselsss on the floor. have
no personal feeling In the matter, and as far
, As physical strength goes would not have