The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-16
ANOTHER CRIME.
Deputy Marshal Wilson killed in
the Indian Territory
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Escapes.

COFFEE-vILLE, Kan Dee 1H-Agaiu
has murder added TO the record tho In
dian territory has gained for uutlaTry
aud crime
About sixteen miles southwest Of this
city, Deputy United States Marshal
Floyd Wilson was killed by HeurV star,
a noted Uobber and Desperate and "a
half-breCd Cherokee Indian Wilson
in company with ~. C. DiciSeyt special
detective for the Pacific Express Co.
went out tr0m Leuapah5 small sta
tiou on the Iron mountain road
twelve miles south of here to are
rest Star They came up on him
in uu opening on WOLF creek and VIII
son. with Winchester In hand, ordered
Star to surrender. Tho reply was "a
shot from Stars rifle Wilson fired once
and then his gun refused 10 work and
Star discharged his Winchester ten
times and his pistol seven times ct the
brave marshal who finally fell dead in
his tracks
Where DicEzey was and what he was
doing during the fuslade is not known,
but as star got away without a scratch
10 would seem the detective was under
cover. After Star got away Dicley
brought Wilson's body iuto Leuapah
and it was brought up here on the pass
euger train
Star belongs to "a new gang of desper-
ADDE'S which has been forming for some
weeks The other mem bers of the gang
ana, so far as known, Ed Newcome, a
Deia-rare half breed, and Milo CricIz-
more and one Jackson, both white
men. Stars first crime was in Decem-
ber last. when he was arrested for ped
ding whisky at the Delaware pay
meuL. In May last he stole some horses
near ClareIlrs and was taken to Fort
smith, where he v7a= hailed out by Chief
D.
Judge Star This bond lac forfeited and
has been a fugitive ever since. In
August the Missouri Pacific agent and
two travelling auditors were held up
one night at Novgata- This is supposed
to have been the work of Star and New
come. Their next exploit was the rob
berry of H. G. Schufeldt G. Son, at Lena
pah the latter part of October, and
about four weeks ago the store of John
W. Carter, at SaEyah was robbed of o.
large sum of money. Both OF these
robberies were at the muzzle OF the
robbers Winchester, and the latter
took place in broad Daylight The Car
ter store affair has been laid at the
door of star and Cricizmore-
Star was several years ago riding
with Bob Dalton as IA member of a mar
shaIs posse, although he is now only
about 20 years old For several days
United States marahals have been In
the vicinity where the killing occurred
watching for the gang and DicLey has
been guarding the express trains be-
tween here and Wagner. Star was iu
the citv last Thursday night, but got
away before the police could catch him
His brother-iu-law was buying wire
nippcrs and gun holsters here at
the time, The gang has been planning
TO equal the record OF the DalJousr but
Star and Newcome quarreled over
which should be leader, and they have
thus far not succeeded in executing
any big deals
The dead murshaIs home is at Fort
Smith, and he was an eptioually
brave young man he was about 20
years of age. He was also at one time
a rider with Bob Dalton.