The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-12
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+ 1881 q MISTAKEN FOR A TURKEY.
ATLANTA, April 12.-In Bullock County,
Saturday, Mr.. Solomon Kennedy, of Eman-
uel County, while yelping for turkes was
shot and killed by Mr.. Edenfeid. who mis-
took him for turkey. Mr.. Coleman las
killed in the same manner two years ago.
LITTLE GIRLS STRANGE DEATH. 1851
PITTsBUne, April ia twelve-year-old
girl of VIM. Murdoch Carmichaels came
to her death at Washington yesterday in
the following manner while playing: She
was running with a stick in her hand and
fell upon it, the stick running into her
mouth and down her throat.
TEXAS COLLEGE BURNED.
MARSHAL, Tex, April 12.-Dresden Col
lege. at Dresden, Tex, one of the finest
academic buildings in the State, was
burned last night. Loss, $1,000; incendiary.
It will be rebuilt. F@'@R
. BILL YoUNG's ALLEGED LYNcHERs.
KEoKUK, Iowa, April 12.-The Grand
Jury, in session at Kahoka, Mo-, failed to
find a bill against any OF the parties held
for the lynching of Bill Young but found
bill against Frank Lane for perjury while
on the witness stand in the Young case
fte eENTENcED FOR LIFE.
DECATUR. Ala, April 12.-In the Elmira
County Court, Saturday, in the case of the
State VS.. Berry and Holdmans for the mur-
der Of DR.. J. P. Rawls, Berry was sentenced
to the Penitentiary for life, Charles Hold
man for one year and Jim Holdman was
acquitted. mt4 j4 tt''l"
NOT LEHMAN's MURDERER H a''
WINCHESTER, IND. April 12.-The mu-
latto arrested by the Marshal of this city
on suspicion Of being the tramp who mur-
dered Lehman on train at Hardin, o., has
been discharged, he not.being the man. He
gave his name as John Lamack, and says
he ran on the steamer Clifton from Cinein-
natl to st. Louis. S' '8H1 W4< f
~ A HORRIBLE DISCOVERY.
BosToN. April 12-Thomas Conners three
little girls were out picking May flowers
yesterday afternoon, near Dedbam, N. H.,
when they came upon the headless body of
a man in partially denuded state. Infor-
nation was at once conveyed to the town
authorities ''tl W .'' ~ "-'i'
The only covering to the body was a
shirt. The right arm was severed from the
body at the shoulder and the head had
also been cut of, and has not yet been
found. About three hundred feet away
coat pants and vest were found, in another
direction, some twenty-five feet distant, a
linen collar, cap, necktie and shirt bosom,
which had been torn completely of.
i Several pieces Of skull and brain, sIsA
scattered about, and torn clothing, all indi
eating the victims fearful struggle for life.
There is no clue to the murderers but the
victim has been identified as Peter Duvall,
a aFrenchman.
s.i HORRIBLE CRIME IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, April 12.-The body found in
Rouge River near Deloray Friday has been
identified fully. Her name is Annie Glenn
ems and she was respectable and we'll
connected young woman of Bay City, Mich,
and had kept company with young man
of that place four years. ,, rs-.ss
She was about, to become a mother, and
came to Detroit where an abortion was
produced, and it proving fatal she was
bound securely and one dark night the
body was thrown into the River Rouge at
a lonely place known as Delray Bridge,
about five miles from Detroit.
w , DISAPPOINTED THE UNDERTAKEN.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April liza gentle
man living in York, Livingston County,
who had been ill for some time, suddenly
appeared to die, and was duly laid out.
While the watchers were performing their
customary duties, the supposed dead sud-
denly revived, much to the surprise Of his
friends. ll moan s, iYase- .