The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-16
[From the Ell Paso tnls.l Journall
MORE TRUE lNWARDNESS,
MORE RRLIelous RAKEs.
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lis for several months, on which the
pape-s of that city have been very
reticent. A minister of the gospel,
who formerly resided at Kokomo, In
diana, became acquainted with az or
phan girl of that city some time ago.
She was of very progressing appear
ance. Poor and homeless, she had
been thrown on the cold, unfeeling
world to struggle for life as best she
could. This reverend scoundrel, a
Mr.. Kissler, on becoming acquainted
with her proposed to adopt her in
his family and care for her as one Of
his own children. During one of his
Christian missions at Logansport, he
induced her to accompany him, While
there he took lodgings at the Gearing
House, where he accomplished her
ruin. After a while she became con-
science stricken and refused to re-
main any longer in his family, She
ran away and came to indianapolis
nearly a year ago. Shortly after her
arrival in this city, she secured sit
uation in Darnell's millinery store
No. 20 Miller's block, where she was
idolized by all who knew her, One
afternoon her seducer made his APP
pearance at the store and used all
the argument he was possessed Of to
induce her'to return. Failing in this,
he blackened her name with her en-
ployers and she was forced to leave.
These circumstances coming to the
ears of Christian lady in lndianap-
oils, and to whom the poor girl told
everything, soon secured for her an
other place. Her seducer soonfouud
her out and she was forced to aband-
on this situation. Finally, DIR. G.,
W. New, of Indianapolis, very
worthy Christian gentleman, hearing
Of theI case, made the acquaintance
of the girl, and proposed to her that
he would find a friend who would
take care of her. Knowing to what
ends her seducer had gone to ferret
her out, there was no other alterna-
tive but accede to DIR. News PROPOSE
ton, although it was to her revolving
in the extreme. A meeting was arr
ranged to take place at this friends
room which was in the first building
south Of the post Office on Pennsyl-
vania street, room "a. Here she met
her proposed friend, Mr.. J. g. New,
a very estimable member and dsa.
con Of the Christian Church. He
made arrangements to keep her, tell
ing her that she was to 60 with no
one else and was to visit his room
whenever he sent for her To this
proposition she agreed. In the mean
time her seducer, the Rev, Mr.. Kiss
Ter had moi been idle. He had dog
ged her footsteps constantly and found
that she had become the mistress Of
New One evening Kissler took q
policeman and proceeded to News
room. Mr. New fearing exposure,
and on learning Of Kissler's move
ments with the police officer, sent
her down stairs. Before she had
reached the street she wa met BY
Kissler, who ordered the policeman
to arrest her as she was his adopted
daughter, which, however the police
man refused to do and she was allow
ed to pass on. Thwarted in his de-
sign, Kissler then proceeded to J. @.
News room and threatened hin with
exposure. Mr.. New soothed the Rev
erend gentleman's mind by donating
$700 to his depleted treasury. In the
meantime New did not lose sight OF
his orphan, but kept and cared for
her until her health gave way and
then deserted her. She then fell in
to the hands Of another Christian
gentleman, whose name we are un-
able to learn. Kissler still dogged
her steps and attempted to blackmail
this gentleman, but instead Of being
rewarded with another five hundred
dollars he received cow-hiding, At
this, j. G. New became frightened
and feared exposure. in which case
the bread and wine OF the Christian
Church would have TO be passed
around by other hands.
An Indianappolia lawyer named
Fred Kneflcr WAS EMPLOYED by New
to draw M a statement tor tie eirl 20
sion which was 10 the effect that New
hi never bad any connections win
her other ,han ina purely Christian
and charitable way. which he beguea
OF her to sign. as i, the event ehe did
not he would he ruined man. telling
her thai be would care for her IN Tie
future She was taken before Kneh.
~ whom she was told wah ;ustice
Of The neaeo. She swors tbst the
conten,s Of the agreement we're true
and signed n Previous 10 this how.
ever i d New had ne Rev. NJ
Kissler arrested for blaekmail The
day for trial was set The girl was
sick and couId attend onlv AZ tle
nerl Of her life. New yilited her
and told her she must appear nsa
witress and tesiifv that there waa a