The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-29

monster succeeded in his hellish purpose
the cries of the young lady brought assist
ance from q neighbor Yesterday large,
very black negro was arrested and identified
by Miss johnson as her assailant. 1t is
feared he will be lynched.
OUTRAGED IN CEMETERY.
The people of lora are greatly excited
over the ravishing of farmers daughter in
the Cemetery near that city Monday night
Three men were engaged in the crime, one
OF whom has been arrested. He accuses
Richard Dickerson, a young man who was
pardoned out of the State House of Correc-
tion at Iora by President Hayes about a
week ago. He was in prison for robbing
the mails.
ON ACCOUNT OF PREVIOUS M1sUNDERsTAND-
ING.
SHREVEPORT La, Nov. 29.-Yesterday
afternoon J. H. Aston, late Republican
candidate for Sheriff of this parish, met
z. A. Flanagan on Texas street, and, coolly
drawing a pistol, fired, shooting Flanagan
through the body, the ball passing near the
heart, intiicting fatal wound. Flanagan
walked few steps and fell The shooting
arose from previous misunderstanding.
Specials to the Star.
DESPERATE IN HIGHLAND COUNTY.
HILLsBoRo, o., Nov. 29-Bob McKimie
the famous Black Hills desperate, who
made his escape from the County Jail here
some months ago, was discovered in the
woods near Rainsboro yesterday by two
boys. Bob captured one of the boys and
the other gave the alarm. A crowd of citi-
Zens soon gathered, but Bob still held the
boy, and threatened 10 kill him if he was
not permitted 10 escape. AS last resort
some ten or twelve citizens banged away at
him, sending bullet into his face and one
into his shoulder, which soon brought him
to terms. His wounds will not kill him.
and he again languishes in Jail here.
FRANK REcKER HAS CEASED TO CROW.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL, Nov. 29.-Yesterday
Frank Recker known here as respectable
farmer, was arrested on warrant and requi-
sition from Kentucky. 1t is charged that
in 1871 Recker shot Henry Tincher, dead,
at Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky,
and having committed the horrible crime,
jumped on his victims body and crowed
VIGOROUSLY, like rooster.
MAIL RoBBER ARRESTED.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 29.-For six months
New York and Chicago, and seventy men
were under suspicion. Yesterday Charles
D. Kemball, of Kendallville, Indiana was
arrested with three decoy letters in his pos
session. He confessed to have been robbing
mails six months The prisoner was taken
to Buffalo and lodged in Jail.
CAPTURING DEsPERADoEs.
Houston, Tex, Nov. 29.-Two despera-
does named Walker and Willis were sur
rounded at livery stable in this city yes
terday morning by four Deputy Sherffs
and policeman, and called upon to sur
render Walker resisted and was mortally
shot through the left lung.
HART ON THE RAMPAGE.
MARTIN, TEXAS, Nov. 29.-Wiliam Hart
yesterday rode up to a gang of working.
men and engaged in row with them, dur
ing which he shot James Gray dead and
wounded man named Smith in the cheek.
BRUTAL OUTRAGE AT LAPoRTE, IND.
LAPoRTE Nov. 80 j. Jefferson was
lodged in Jail last night charged with out
raging the four-year-old daughter of an ac-
quaintance of his. The child will not live.
YOUNG FRATRICIDE
YANKToN, D. r., Nov. 29.-The Jury in
the case of Carl Hanson, charged with the
murder of his father in June last, brought
in verdict of murder in the first degree.