The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-12

than passing curiosity, and upon many
faces traces of COM passionate emotion are
Eperceptlble as they gaze now on the CHASTITY
race. The wife and mother are more SUP
eaed this morning, Dst their calmness has a
treacherous aspect which forbodes sa out
break at the funeral which is to take place
this afternoon at the Baptist Church At
the close of this dispatch preparations we're
being made for the funeral
| SAM Kaufman, a noted desperate. and
party, arrived this morning aud viewed the
remainz He was telegraphed to come sy
Luther James, cousin of thsdead man.
ST. .posEPHr Mo, April 6.-The Ford
brothers to-day received threatening letter
from a party signing himself Memo,
alias Reno, enclosed n an Off
ciai enFe,ope of the Tennessee
Legislature and dated Nashville, Tenn,
April 4. The fetter is written with a lead
pencil and VOWS sFtter and blood 7yengeance
upon Robert for killing Jesse Ja1nes.
THE FUNERAL
/ The funersi party left the hoteFa 2:1O o.
IN. First came the wagon with the corrse
next the family, and next mounted officers.
The last wagon contai1sed the reporters An
Immense crowd on horseback and on foot
and in wagons followed. The pail bearers
were Sheriff Timbe-2ske, Deputy Reed,
Charley Scott, J. b. henderson, ]. D. Ford
Ben Flanders and John Vaughn. On the
hill around the Churcl1was big crowd. At
the door the Rev. Martin met the mo1sners
1 and asked MIS-. Sanruess if she ob-
jected to Brother Jones assist-
ing IN the services.. She said she.
0f6nos. After the body wss carrid intC,the
Church the services begaEiWith the hymn
What Friend IeHave in Jesus" Rev.
M JOres then fcsiowed in prayer, after
wbchtAe hymn, ''Whe7s. Shall Rest Be
Foundg' was surg. Rev. J. NJ. Martin
mont After Rsv. Mr. Martin hHd
concluded his remarks, which we're full gf-
com fort fsr the mo Rners, and IN which Re.
dwel5on the forbea-snce and willingness to
forgive'of Christ, thsproces7ion started fo-
the farnf'i4 the gam SOrder III which il wens
from ihe hssel 10 tie Church. 1t was fol :
lowed 5y an immenss7crowd.
A ALetts-'Pwporting - Have Seen Written
by tn, Senior Outl,sy''Concz-nIng Jesse's
Assassinasssn.
MEMrgls, Tenn, ApTil Tile Appeal to-
morrow pabl5,hes the 5oilowingletter, pur-
porting to-be from Frank James, brother of
the murdered outlaw . use James. 1t was
received ststhes Appeal csice this morning.
The letter. is written 'on"a Siank page
OF hotel register, the name of which was
carefully out'csf 1t is b 3ieved tobe anthem
tic and is published iusaas it was received
word for word point fol- POINT:
MMPHIs, Tenn, April il1, ISS2
Editors of thesap2eal:
seen In Tuesday paper ttat my brother Jesse
James, was killed. I left Ts ssday evening this
place for parts unknOvn. Ever day
names man % in i. There Sp aos aoa IS see ToseqT oqT
committed buswirst it is laysd to Jesse aad j.
a Aa.
been done In the lsass years. We neve-roJhed q
Southern ma-J1i in onr nveS~if new .. if we
die We would give Z back to him for theil 10 one
of our citizens Se-e Tat rem xzsbe1 the-time " e
robbed The stage near Hot Sp-ing. We gave him
his money back, bat the bl-pe coats never goa
their money baea- lit.ie revenge don't
hurt no ona.- for Jesse and / heve. had
a little and expect 30 have Gslittle more. 5ust
think how our peer Ether wasSkilled by the dam
the field whereof vas plOvs;ng and take the
lines Off my horse ana hang me TO nay
own plow. Onl7gfor Jesse W MD Of diels Well
we begun wayls5<ng Yankees AID getting one BY
noble hero bs the nam3- of Qnantrelle.
We had thirty-seven men II IA Iand we neAe
things hot now end then. have tIaveleane
all over the woysssd since the War, while Jesse
would stay close % home. Old P.nkerton
one Pinkertonand three others sgot killed they
let up. They don .IEaRt rs. Bl,tthink Of ny pOST
ssotseTt They jussas well hang-Bob Ford, for we
would shoot him as quick as a deg. / have =
friend that will drop this in Jour box after
lesye, and hope gon will obliSsA,
FRANK kEsEs.
On the bottom asargin of shefirst page was
written, I'm q. big hurry" and the toy
margin of the reverse psgs this s9eiogy,
The only paper l could get."
kNEaE coLLg>
DALLAS, Tex, April Matte Collins
who 6gured in the James gaag developments
I IN Missouri, andlwho claims to be The wife
! of, Dick Little, the betrayer of the bandit
chief, was few years ago an inmate of a
house of ill-fams, and was she. paraGour ef
the notorious joel Collins, enc of the early
members of the BASS gang. and was with
him at the gre Il, express robbery at Big
Springs, Neb., afteTward caDtured aad killed
at Baffalo Station, Kas. Matte assumed
Collins name, and. was gaite notorious IN
Dallas