Kansas City (MO) Star, April 6, 1886, p. 1. TWO DEATHS [Special Telegram to The Star] Decatur, Ill., April 6-Edward E. Ivey, who was perforated with bullets in a boxcar near Decatur, Ill., last month by Charles McKein of Corydon, Indiana, died this morning. The body was shipped to West LiberTy, Illinois. McKein is in jail. Major John H. Brayton, who served on General Garfield's staff in the Forty-second Ohio regiment, died today, aged 47 Charles McKein Allegedly Murdered Edward Ivey Kansas City (MO) Star, April 6, 1886, p. 1. TWO DEATHS [Special Telegram to The Star] Decatur, Ill., April 6-Edward E. Ivey, who was perforated with bullets in a boxcar near Decatur, Ill., last month by Charles McKein of Corydon, Indiana, died this morning. The body was shipped to West LiberTy, Illinois. McKein is in jail. Major John H. Brayton, who served on General Garfield's staff in the Forty-second Ohio regiment, died today, aged 47.