The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-31
Killed With a Board in a
Logging Camp. n.
Brace of Suicides at st. Joe, Mis-
..r.r5 souri,. as
A James Brother Shows Himself at
Springfield. D


Specials to the star.
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. 31.-A fire at Sherman
Yesterday destroyed Adkerson's grocery,
B. F. Garrett's grocery, w B. Samuels'
grocery. Erwin 4 Moody's grocery and
Kimball's saloon. Total loss, $1,000
AFRAID OF JUDGE LYNCH
LEAvENwoRrH, KAN, Jan. 31.-Sam.
Baker, q hard character from Platte County,
Mo-, was arrested here for an attempted
murder and taken back to Platte City yes
terday. He was heavily guarded, as strong
threats of lynching have been made by the
Missouri people. and the prisoner evinced
much terror at the prospect before him.
,ts WAS HE JAMES BRorHER7
Sr. Louis, Jan. 31.-A Springfield special
says that we'll dressed stranger appeared
there Yesterday. and representing to the
Sheriff that he was Sheriff Oscar Mckinley,
of Morgan County, Kentucky, asked loan
to assist him home, as he had been robbed.
Several we'll known citizens subsequently
declared positively that they identified him
as Frank James, brother of Jesse. and when
he observed that he was suspected he with
drew from town. The affair causes wild
excitement in Springfield. E 'I'rl' ~
l BOSS BTGAMIsT BOUND OVER.
CLINTON, ILL.,, Jan. 31.-Foulks, the man
with many wives, and who married Miss
Ida Savage. of Clinton, was bound over to
the Circuit Court at Bloomington, yester-
day. He is charged with having FIVE liv-
ing wives, mostly handsome young wo-
men.
"'' TWO SUICIDES AT ST. JOE
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Jan. Yesterday Mrs.
Retta Ittengenfritz committed suicide by
taking morphine at one of our hotels The
deceased came here from Kirksville and
was stranger. She was about twenty-five
years old. fine-looking and intelligent She
had considerable money upon her person,
and said she was grass widow.
Last night Joseph w. Allen, Chicago
man, committed suicide by blowing his
brains out with navy revolver, at the
house Of his cousin, Bush Connolly, where
he was boarding. He was about twenty
three years Of age. Love disappointment.
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY BURNED.
MoRB1sTowN. Tenn, Jan. N.-Tbe sash
and blind factory and planning mills at
Bush Hill, in Randolph County, N. c.,
belonging to W. c. Petty & Co., was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss
$4,000.
TEXAS TRIBuLArIoNs.
MARSHALL. Tex, Jan. 31.-At the resi-.
dence of J. A. Walker, in Dimmitt County,
Thomas Bell shot and killed a Mexican
named Dotia Golinda. The ball passed
through the abdomen. An inquest was
held. -.... --r ..r.. .-.
In Coleman County, west of Comanche,
two masked highway men met John Young
and merchant of Coleman named Neal.
Young was robbed of $40 and Neal Of So. 900.
Neal was ON his way to St. Louis to buy
goods. t, s:;
KILLED BY CUPID.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Jan. 3l.-Emily Stew
art. hands me young servant girl, sui
cided here yesterday by taking strychnine.
She was disappointed In love.
HANDY WITH HIS KNIFE.
BoNHAM, TEX, Jan. 31.-At q ball seven
miles from Honey Grove, Faunin County,
night before last Robert King used vile
language and John Chiles, who mad sisters
present, called him out to settle. Kings
two brothers, George and Bill, came to .elp
him, when Chiles drew knife and stabbed
Bill King in five places, once the knife en-
tering the lungs. Robert King was severe
ly cut in the head and neck.
BEAUTIFUL INCENDIARY.
GALENA, I'LL, Jan. 31.-Miss Jennie Far.
rell, the beautiful young lady charged with
burning the property of Joseph Bailey, OF
the village of Lancaster, has been put I'M
der bonds in the sum Of $1,000 to appear
for trial.
MURDER IN A LOGGING CANT.
DETROIT, Jan. 31.-During fight in Jas.
Darrah's logging camp at Howard City,
Cornelius Mccarthy was struck on the
head with a board by Spencer Robinson,
causing instant death. Robinson was ar
rested.
KILLED WHILE PIGEON SHOOTING.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 3l.-A young man
named Jacob,G. Baker, only married some
six months, accidently shot and killed him.
self while attending pigeon shooting
match at the old Baseball Grounds yester-
day afternoon. r ..,-
HIS REASON FOR REsIGNINo.