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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

TaE htelGgencer complains that circu-
lars from the free trade Golden Club OF
England are now being distributed in
this country to influence the tariff legis'
lation of the United States. The hteui-
gencrr must forget that its candidate for
President, General GARFIELD, is an il.
lustrious member OF this same Golden
Club. 1t should not complain Of circu.
lars which G%ARFIELp's club issues and
endorses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

Ii GARFIELD was so smirched with a
free trade record in 1879, that the con-
tessed leaders Of the Protectionists in
Congress could not vote for him Tor
Speaker, how can his election to the
Presidency insure the safety OF Protec-
,ionists in 1850?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

GARFIELD is a member OF the Golden
Free Trade Club, and is relied upon by
many advocates OF free trade to favor a
reduction OF the tariff L elected to the
Presidency. HANCOCK was born and
bred in the iron and coal fields OF Penn
~sylvania, and has learned to respect and
value these great interests from his
youth up, and yet the Radicals are argu-
ing that GARFIELD and not HANCOCK
will protect these industries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Ths Constitutional Amendments

coSSrIrCrIOSAL AMENDMENT, AkticLsa
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
o,S~srIrrrtoSAL AsXxDaENr, SEC. Is. ART. J.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

The panic of 1873 came when the Re
publicans were in power. All the fail
ures and bankruptcies of that dark Pc
Rod occurred while the Republican par,
ty held the reins and drove. When the
Democratic party rose to the ascenden-
cy in both Houses Of Congress, the sun
OF a glorious prosperity Immediately
rose with it, and is now beaming upon
every industry of the country,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

EectsOn, Tuesday,. 0cteo1 lA-
Governor.
JACOB b. JACKSON
Auditor of state.
JOSEPH 5. MILLER.
Treasurer Of State.
THOMAS O'BRIEN.
Attorney General
C. G. WATTS.
Judge of the Court Of Appeals
THOMAS c GREEN.
state SUPERINTENDENT Of Free Schools
BERNARD L. BUTCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
Ohio County Democratic Ticket.
ESctlOn, Tuesddy, UctOOsT III"

Eketioa, Tuesday, Octo6Sr laiA.
Sheriff.
CURTIS p. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS 5. JORDAN.
rAssessor.
City District.
ROBERT II. PHILLIPS.
Couutry District.
-pSoAH ZANE
judge Of County Court.
GEORGE z BOYD.
House of Delegates
SAMUEL A. KEPNER.
FRANK p. McNkLL-
CHARLES ". sEABRIGHT.
JOSEPH W. MORGAN.
State Senator.
JOHN r. DONAHOO,
Of HoneOcs county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

HAYES civil service order commands
that "No officer should be required or
permitted to take part in the manage
mentoi political organizations, caucuses,
conventions, or election campaigns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

The Chicago Timss: GARFIELD should
pray JERRY BLACK to quit. CoSELING's
praise, faint as il is, would DE better
than BLACKS blacklist OF charges.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

AGAINST the abstract doctrine OF
Free Trade, as such, Gerry little canb e said;
but it can never be applied to values
erccpt in time of peace."-Garfeid's speech,
Lnlu 10. 1866.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

Tue Republican party claims to be the
friend Of the laboring man so is 1t the
friend of the bondho,ders, the banks AMI
all the monied monopolies OF the coun-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

ONO Just now is full Of eloquent
statesmen. There is Conkling, Blaine,
Schurz, Sherman, Storrs, Shellabarger,
Banks, Frye, Raum, Matthews, Grosye-
nor, Foster, Keifer, and scores of others,
all talking at once. Is Indiana to be
abandoned that Buckeyedom may be
.ayed?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

ABOUT the only legislation likely to
be had upon the tariff in the next Con-
gress, and Speaker RANDALL is authority
for the statement, is the appointment OF
a commission of experts to adjust the
inequalities of the present law. A bill
was passed by democratic Senate, and
Is now first in order on the Speakers
table in the House, remitting the revi-
sion OF the tariff to a commission OF ex'
per,s for recommendation to Congress,
and il is believed that this will eliminate
the whole subject from party politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

wS have a public debt to pay, and the
interest, at least. must be met every
wear. We have beside thistle %currentex-
penses OF the government to meet. The
amount necessary to be raised for these
purposes is sl25, 1000 annually, and
this amount comes chiefly from customs
du,ies. That is where the Republicans
got il, and that is where the Democrats
are now getting it. Where "in the
thunder" will any other party or policy
be able to get it except from this source,
and ii so, how are We to have "iree
trade" or even a reduction OF the
tariff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

"a LARGE majority OF the great think.
ers of the present day are leading in the
direction of what is called Free Trade
-Garfeid's speech, April ], 1870.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01

The Philadelphia Times SAYS that in
the whole country west OF Pittsburgh,
there is but one public journal OF Nat
ional importance Of any party that Ia
vors Protection, and that is the Chicago
hier-O Ocean. The Chicago Tribune, the
Republican oracle Of the West, and the
Cincinnati Commercial, the ablest OF the
Republican journals OF Ohio, have made
persistent warfare upon Pig Iron KEEL
Ley as they call our distinguished Pro-
tectionist, and Free Trade is the slogan
with which the Tribune rallies the fol-
lowers Of GARFIELD on the prairies.
They urge the election Of GARFIELD to
give business prosperity to the country
by Revenue Reform which all inter
pref alike as "a tariff for revenue only
Are they cheated, or are the Protection
lists OF Pennsylvania cheated in GAR
FIELD? Both cannot be right; which is
wrong?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
TaH JUpIo1AL oonFERHEoR.

The Judicial Conference" held in
this city, yesterday, resulted in the NOM
nation Of Judge GsoHoE E. BoYD, Of
this city, andJ. B. McLuRs, Of Mounds
vile, for the two Judges to preside in
this Circuit.
Judge BOYD is nominated a. the
Associate Judge provided for under the
proposed amendment to the Constitu
tor end will, therefore, depend for his
elet o. not only upon the votes he
receives, but also upon the adoption OF
the amendment. Mr.. McLURs is the
nominee under the provision Of the ex-
listing Constitution.
II is not necessary that W should in.
troduce Judge BOYD to the public. de
is well known as the present efficient
Judge of the County Court ofOhio, and
has given evidence Of his ability to I'LL
the Office of Judge acceptably to the peo-
pie and creditably to himself.
We have no acquaintance with Mr..
McLURK, but we learn through Capt.
CRIswELL, Of Moundsville, that he Is q
lawyer Of fair ability, OF good standing
and untiring industry. He is about III
ty years of age, and has been a practic'
ing lawyer at the Marshall County bal
for about fifteen years.
Who the opponents OF these gentle
men will be is not yet made know, al
the Republican conference has not been
held. 1t is quite we'll understood, how
ever, that the present incumbent, Judge
MELyIS, will be presented for n or the
other of the judgships, but which one II
will be, has not yet been determined
We shall not be surprised, however, ii
his is the only nomination made, and
that under both the present and the
proposed constitutions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
DICAL COLLEGE OF vi ReINIA

VA.
Regul ar Session begins Oct LIST, and continues
nine months. intermediate Examinations on
the Elementary Branches at the close Of 1ntses-
sion. Final Examination on thu Practical
ban ches at the end OF second session. Eighteen
mon tbs Collegiate instruction. Daily txsmina-
ton $ and recitation,. Only four lectures Q day:
Pn ctical Anatomy. Fees for the Nine Months
Co urse. SIS. For ammo uncement or particulars
al dressJ B McCaw. ". D.. Dean. Rich mond Va
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DIED.

DALY-wednesray evening, Septemb1
1850. at 5 O'Clock, at Newbuy. W. Va, -
C. DAILY, daughter OF Mrs L. A. Daily, -
city, aged % years.
Funeral from her mothers residence. ~
Wood street, at g P. NJ. to day. Intcrme'atN|
Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-01
NrW AnvEaTIsEMEMrs.


tv.pinth street and the b. 4 o. depot The
Under win BE- literally rewarded BY leevinS
same st the REorsrxA once. o,q
WANTED-BABBER.
A PPLY IMMEDIATELY. NourRE AT
IA this ofhee.
ATTENTION
VoUSe MEMS DEMOCRATIC CLUE.
The member of the Y. n. D. C. are requested
10 meet At the Academy OF Music tnn
evening at 80 O'Clock. for the purpose Of geine
70 Bellaire TO participate In the grand torchlgnf
JAMES WHEELER, Pre.,.
J. B. QuARRIER, sec'y. spsN
WALL PAPER
A N d WINDOW BLINDS. A NEW STOCK
"A just Received.
JOHN FRIEDEl,
ocl 1880 MAIN STREET.
PIANOS
Tuned and Repaired
f. w.
octl 1905 MAIN STREET.
FOR CINCINNATI
A ND INTERMEDIARY POINTS @
ger steamer,
SIDNEY
WV. NJ. list
CHARLIE D. LIsr..---.-...... -...-..--...--.Clerk
Will leave as above on Saturday, October I'd.
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, prom pity. For freight or pas
age apply on board or TO ,o, .
oclr C.. II BOOTH * son. AgenD.
FRENCH
Tissue amp&G Gas Shades!
In all the most beautiful color. We are theonly
house who make and sell the shades
made from French Tissue.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT,
1901 MARKET AND 81 Twelfth ST.
under Mcclure House, ocl
Bargains ! Bargains !
On aud after October LIST we will commence to
cell our Large Stock Of
CARPETS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
| At aud BELOW COST, Exclusively for Cssh, 70
reduce stock. A large stock OF
FINE
IA Bile LINEN!
LOOM TABLE LINEN,
RED TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS.
FANCY BORDERBD TOWELS,
CRASH AND WHITE
BED SPREADS AT Os.
The above are great Ba gains. A large stdf
OF Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods sold at .
ceedingly low prices for Cash at
Henry ROemers
oc,l NO. 2lol MAIN STREE.
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Die Ginnabme fur

Die Ginnabms fir
$500 Scpfe betrdst ms, ,348 400
unp bic Mussabe fir
As, 200 @eminne 1T ms, 348, 400.
Da allo bic san,e ginnatme 3u Sc.
uianen pertb.ilt III, wsreen inss.iammt
Is Nrp 3emt
pom Gewtnns In a6jus ssbradt, UNI BE
Roaen Der 8srwaltuus 3u beden.
Snbem auf iebes jwsite Qoos Elm I,sHsr
fint, III - nidtt erit nGtbis, auf ben Dor.
ttel unb biz N..Qitat stsisr felt E
139. Sabren
tefetenb.n qotterts anfmerliam ,u MAIDEN.
Dr ale Rta1en i'm 8oraus be,atlt,
BAT ielbfperaanblia einen lIeinen 8abatt.
60 tofst fomit, wenn i'm goraus bs5atlt,
bas fT.H stt,I ftE
@an,e 9oos. =. .$4s, 90 ID
5albe .-...-.... "a, 90
Uterttl ~ -.-..-..-. IL, 90
W1ta ~ ----.----. 6, 90
Girculare,
iopie ale ndbsrn Gtn,,lnbeiten li.ben aui
anfrassn auentseltlit ~ DisnRsu.
@sat sasIrsasn auftrdssa iistt sntsss.a
q. +. 6alfenitei,,,
ss7 Sub @smpart> >Strase.
New.Orleans Ga.
3aou!aiRas aasntea msrbsu pssIanst.
6,l,a0,wli
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5cf unb tam aud ntdt, 10 baB sr nod
ella am Birtenwalbden sur &atbe Der
altsn Subuw gorbe tinunterlief. Do&
bort mar Fe sbenfalls nt&t unb bic @rpb'
mutt.r pubts ntdt, pu 1s iet. Die 3ett
peritridt unb ordnste ben sur Mtreiie @e'
rlfeten auf ben aiemli& lansen Bes; er
rief ein Dussnbmal. 70 laut er vermo&ts ::
0era aber -umfonf. 90 mubte ct it&
.ntldlteBen, ber Mlten {einen freunblthfen
Nb(ateessrub an bas Mde&en aufsutra.
gen, unb pub er nte perssfsn peres. wie
quite Jreunee fe au,ttt Srn &leinauf &C.
pe(eu. attemlos lief Ct unb traf, benz
rauten 5srbRwtnb gun, 2roB. In S6mstb
aebabst auf DEM fi0en Qanbbatntsf Elm.
gerSe.t unb traurts lag aud bier sas
6elp, 100 Ct Dor beinabe brttttal6 Sabren
in Der teibsn @unne ;wil&eu bOtsm 8crn
bic blau.n une rotten Blumen gsiudt.
Doa rie sr NIT sei&loNensn stssrn auf
bem einiamen perrun aanb. sins nstsn
Tim ein beaes Spmmerlleto&en auf une
as, 70 bsutlit, als mlHs ct nur BE 9ano
aus,u1rsden trauden, I'M iasu uno islts
baran 3u areifen. llub sbsnic senau bUete
er plUbl.d etne Sttmms, p.lde ttn frus
9iefIf Du barum In Der 5tBe nod fort Z
unb susleih aud psrnatm TT fsine st5ene
@ntmort: So poutt Dir - Id tcnnte es
bier nidt -
Sie peraanb nidbt, mas Ct semetnt. aber
sr fablts % In bi.iem Museablid grab rrte
bamals. Ct bate "a ni&t utra9sn t0n'
men, bic lebtsn Dttnutsn Bier itumm nsben
ibr su ssben, unb bod fstne aserts fur
ben rubeloltn Shlas bes ibsrpcusn per-
gene su baben. llno er mubte fort, blino'
lingo son ttr fort aus 4nslt por Der no.
berridsnbsn Irsanuns, wie Der pom CAB.
renter Jlutt l1mtOfe bstaust In bic bran.
buns tinetniYrtnst, um ssr tSstlt&sn Dual
bes 6arrens ju entrtnnen. X
Gprtltbuns fplst.
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= Die @inmeibuns bes Waibinatoner
Sdatenbuuies. Die WuibinstOner beut=
fden Sdaten bradten e8 purd bic Tbd,
tisfeit bes beutiden Sdueenbrubers Sis
mon Wolf babin, paB ber @inweibuns
ibres nsuen idSnen Sdasenbauies cine
Mense naticnaler lnb anberer Beribmtz
beiten beiwohnte. Inter ben Seifrebnern
maren: Der beutlde Sc ianote altrt bon
SdlSser, Der Solsenbes laete: s(uf Der
ibm 3usesanseaen @iulubune babe er oas
Bilb ber @ermania srblidt unb iei fid ba.
burd pieberum bemuBt Semrrben, baB bte
DeutIden audi in fremcen 0dnbern ibrer
alten Setmatb INNER germ uno treu ae>
bddten. Sc babe ibn tetS sefreut, in
@albinston elm 70 trdftises unb in ies
Der 8esiebuns seiunbes Deutidtbum su
finoen, uno er lei sewiB, baB Der S9iieenz
perein Elm sroBes Ibeil ba5u beisetrasem,
balelbe gu erbalten. St mi1e, bab bic
Deuti idz zNmertfaner quite unb ddte 8iir<
ger ber Ser. @taaten ieien, aber Ct bpffe,
baB iie babel be8 alien @aterlanbes in
treuer aiebe einsebent bleiben pirben.
Wer lein 0aterlanb ebre, ebre nur iid
ielbf. Terner: Sriessminilfer Mau,lep,
ber itd @lad casu fpani4te, in Yeaniplz
panien unter Deutiden er3osen su iein
unb banm fSltlide @ise in penniplpani Id.
beutider Munburt ma4te. Serner: Wli=
niiter Carl Sdura, Der duberlt idersbaft
aufselest mar, bas beuti4e Tau,ilienleben
unb oeutiden ainberiesen prizes unp
fdlieblid iaste: @enn mad fiinfsebn pber
ntebr Sabren au4 bieieS jett 70 itattli9e
9auS tpieser einual abbrennen tpiirbe, 10
boife er, baB es bann wieoer beiBen tperbe,
trie eS jeet ausSeiprOden iei: u@s 1T bod,
nur gut, oaB bic alte 8arade enbli9 meg
1T, iie mat bod Idpn gu flein fir unlere
3wede." @r iei sewiB, baB nad Is
Sahren ber Ierein ieinen jetisen Sleibern
pDllis entwadien iein meroe. Terner
@eneraliifimus Sberman, welder paS
| frSblide Deutide Telt unb lein 3eden ais
rwahre WdBisfeit" prizes. Spater ipra,
audi Deuiter unb BSbler unb cine Nniabl
WaibiustOner 9ofalsrSben.
= Son Der ,,Olo Salamanbsr" Mpo.
ttste. Gbieaso. 3d., IL San. 1880,
Wertbe 5errsn $. $. Darnsr & Co.,
Rod.Rsr, q. g.; Dtr boffsn, baB unler,
g.feauns redtSsitis bel tbnen anlanst.
Das 8erlonsen mad gusre @afe 9sil.
mitteln. beionosrs bic Saf. Nisren.uut
eeberz5dlmittel. 1T tssdntiit unb nimm,
fOrtwatrenb 3u, unp uafere Sunbtn iddb.n
psren Wsrtb iebr bod. Gtntse Sale.
eersn 5eiluns mir beoba&tet babsn, waren
pOultdnbis uno bS&f eritaunlih. M4.
tunssppQ, Don S6aad, SttpenIcn & 60
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-20

- Die lansidbrise, psrbisnFvole 2auf.
babm 6. .. Waibburae's I'm Gonsre6
atbt Der ,Ytilabslpbia aimts" geranlai.
flung su nadFebenben tparm ssfablten
Dorten bsr Nnertenuung, bic seipib In ben
6er,.m Nller, melde bic Deroienfe Waib'
burne's 3u wirbieen tptRen, einen frepbt>
aen Diberhaa fnbsn tperben Se&s3e6n
Sabre lang fanb 6. 9. Walbburne tm
Gunareb alien Mnbersn Spran I'm Sample
fit Spar(amteit unb gbrlidteit ; er mar
tets In ber Debate unb In ber Nbftimmune
allen Mnberen ppran, tuenn Is gait, stnem
auf Ella idmubtass pber Serba&ttses St.
f&dft tinsielenben Nntras .pber Mni&las
sntees.n,utreten. &etner war feibissr tn
Der Beiureuns Der laufenben @ei&afte bss
5auIss, tetner mar reselmabtssr uns aus
bausrnber In i.inem @ibt, tetner pftdt
treuer, unb tein.r serbtente unb erntets ie
reblt&er ben 6ab, pomit @aitburne BON
ben Nsenten fdmsbtser unb Yerbdatiser
Nntrdge unb Mn1aldse beebrt wuroe.
Seine GeinblGaft seeen aae Wrten BON
Betrus unb DtsbRatl I'M gonsr.b mar
nidt, pte bic 70 mandts Nnberen. eine nur
erbeudslts, eine nur In isltensn 6alsn unb
mil lanaen au @unfsn bes Betruss eintre'
tsnben pauien if6 eeltenb madeuee, fun'
bern cine ununtertrudene, ME ermiietnoe
unb trus ibm baber ben etrlih peroientsn
Sitel hes Watch dog Of the treasury"
elm. Gin fanetafter, tanbf,fer uno .nt.
fdluiltner Mann, tpurbe Naitburne Der
ahte gsrtreter iensr uneri&atterlitex
Sffentli&en Bsrufstreus, wetde bic Be<
punbernns aller GSrli6sn errest, aber
nur ,u oft TN @aale bts Sgunsrsfies blob
unter arebsn Shwiertsteitsn unb 5tnber.
nif.n tswatrt unb bsttGtiSt tpsrben taun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-20

= Ser 8. Wolflpn beabHatist
betanntli4 cemnadit eine 8ersrSberuns
isineS @eladftslutales oor5unebn,en. llm
it4 auf ben 8au sor3ubereiten unb Ylae
gu i4affen, perfauft er ale feline Waaren,
wie Sdntttwaaren, @dube 5tiefel, 9ate,
OfDbel &C. 3u auBeroroentlid riebrisen
Yreiien. Dies 1T cine @elesenbeit fir
Seoernlann billise' @infdufe 3u MAIDEN.
.Dfan iber3euse iid bon benz @eIasten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-20

50 1T ntdts 70 ttsusr als bilise Mebi.
sin, fs 1T su trseno etnem preile 3u tbeu.
er. Dies bsRatt9t fb bet ben 8robsn
Yateten nit Condition Yrluer, rpslAe iebt
serfauft werben. @an taufe @tsrt.
bans@ aoalrY Condition Yul.
per unb man ptre teinsn Srrtbum bese.
ben. Die sroBsn patste fnb duberl
uerttlps. --E -. .
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. oct 0 r.@ tire

Die @ebltrsn Der Doetor.n iinb Elm
@essnltanb, wortn ,ur 3eit istr ptsle per.
ionen ixttreiilrt 1nb. Dir glauten ber
Sab fur gsiuae 1T SO, mas sinem Manne
Der fur eta Satr an eas Bett sefeiislt 1T,
uno zines tdaltden Bsiu&ss bebarf iiber
$1,000 bas Sabr fur Msbi,in unb Nuf.
uartuus allsin toilsn warpe! unb etne eia.
stse Glaide 5opltn. Bitttrs, CUR re&t.n
3eit eenommsn. wirbe $1,000 uno elm
san,es Sabr 8ranfteit eripart baten. Gp.
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lin alle unfere &unhen

3ufrieoen ,u iteuen, pertaufen mir nod
so Dubenb Der elesanten glaceebauo.
ihube nit 3 RnSpfen fiir 35 Gents bas
Yaar ; bieIelben ltnb pplltpmmen breimul
10 piel tpertb. 8efelunsen per pplt aus
benz aanbe auf bieie 5anbidube perbeu
pronlpt aussefahrt. g 9ra &@r.
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70 sisbt fein Uiittsl In Der @elt, mel.
ass BET plSblihsn llnfaasn ODER Rrant.
psttsn 70 wsrtbpoa ii. als Sotnlons
Nnubyne Qtnimsn IS tann
innsrlid uno duberlt& ansewanbt w.resn
unc feline Stdrft II punberbar.
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- Wir seten nit Versnusen Broben
bon unieren Raarsn gum gersleih nit
anoern. neil mir sepib linb, oab mir bill.
Tiger periaufen tOnnen. ais aIe uniera
guncurrepteu. Sdram & 60.
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4. Dtt
IEdaltAe Treie NreHe
sr19eius
tIlltp NIT Ausnabme ere Scanta8s
unb tote
900 fir b1s Sabr Doer ~ 30 fur zen
Wtpnate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-05-20

= Wir MAIDEN bic eorpulsnten 5erren
belonoers caruuf aufmerti Jam, Bag bic
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SWORN IN As A THIEF.
oArHs TAKEN IN A DARK CELLAR

OATHS TAKEN IN \ DARK CELLAR.
oscAn TAyLoR's EXPERIENCE As BURGLAR
now ur WAS INITIATED AND AFIERwABD AR
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Oscar TAYLOR % young man arrested for a
robbery miutted Alden, y. Y, s now coufned In
i1il nt Newburg. has, hi- arrest. given hs
tory OF his IN knayciy, which, considering IT'S
short duralion-.ix months-has been unusually event
full About six months be left Alden and came to
Nev-Yrrk On his arrival here he fcl In with gang
OF theycs in drinking saloon, and was Induced with
out much persuasion - join them.
H. was then conducted by two Of their number, by
many wu1iues 10 q street. The leader suddenly
,rtcd into "A alley aud the others followed Al
Ter pressing through yard they stopped before door
leading into a cellar Three raps by the leader and thc
door was cautiously opened. Ths place Taylor de-
scrbes rs thieves rendezvous containing every thing
necessary to the rde-burgars tools, knives, pistols
ummirs and ciucibles for mclng down silyerware.
Here the newcomer was compelled 10 swear thar be
would never bciray his comrades, the oath lcng al
inistcrcd by Of their number known rs slippery
lin" The penalty for breaking the oath. they said IN
bood-eurdling tones To be shot at signt lie
also instructed never recognize Of the members
Of the gang the street aud To always follow his con
ducior In silence until the cellar reached Especial
care was To he taken they under the eyes Of
tie police had reason - suspect they wcr" being
watched Taylor says he /, not able to say how many
men belong the gang, he never saw all Ol them ~
me same tiino. ~ Th'S III ~ n @ , ~ cn,,,io
George scott, with whom most OF his own robbcries
Wrre committed. lie never able To 20 To the rem
dczvous without guide, ana when he was conducted
tLcc II was by crcuitOus route. The m@hOd OF ope-
rnpg practised 10y the thieves was to 20 In pairs tax
M oif routes into the Interior OF neghboins
States. -, ...
During Tayor's connection with the gang he operated
win q Org. Srot Odc uf their first expeditions Was
In P,pperll Muss wher, nc and his communion broKe
into cutlery sl0rc and carried away $500 In costly
urrket knives. Each Of them packed his share IN u
v,se aud started on tramp through the country 10
1 a AtKlflprfUIl
y 4 TAYLOR was arrested for pedng without license,
and gave as a pledge for payment OF his h1e
her of the stolen knives Through The HgeucT of officer
Urowu detective Tor the Erie Railroad. II di
cred that the knife pcder was the thief who commit
led The robbery P,ppcrill Brown secured IaYlTPs
photograph and began To look for him. TINS about
tnrse months before his arrest.
gubseuuent tO at Pcppcrlll number Of rob
h,rrs were committed by Sc1it aud Taylor at Pine
Rush Pis,atc Allcndac. Buffalo Albany, Paterson and
otncr plnccs always took advantage uf BIS
companiou's lack OF experience by making him take
charyn Of the plumber