davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
aatarrb farm nid)t fmrtrt tperSen

our6 locale applicationen, ba fe ben SIP bel
Rranfbeit ni4t erreiden fonnen. aatarrb If
cine Blut- ooer Contributions Rranfbeit, uni
nnt ie gu beilcn, n,ibt Sbr innerli9e Seilmit.
tel nebmen. 9aa's aatarrb Sur tpirb einge.
nonrnen uno pirtt brett auf bas 8Iut unb Bic
fdleimige SberFade. Sails 4atarrb Cur If
feine Auadfalber Msbi3in. Sic purbe feit SAB.
ren bon einem Der betea aerate bieies Qanbes
berorbnet unb IL elm reseImdbiyes &ecept. Si,
befebt aus ben befea 8lutreinieunasmitteIn
bic Direct auf bic SdleinOberfade ipirten. Die
boltonmene 8erbinouns Der spei 8efanbtdeile
TT es, mas fpld tpunheroole @tfuItate Bel Der
9eiluns BON aatarrb berborbrinst. 2abt eu6
8engnife umiont f6iden,
8. $. @bene9 d Co., SsIeoo, ..
~ 8erfauft bon apotbefern, rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
9rnif ge8em Srmft!

Was 1T elm "Trust''a Stun, oiefe
Definition 1T III lebter 3eit 10 oft mies
berbolt tporben, oaB fe 10 3iemli6 iebem
5eitungsleienben 9eraner %seldufig fem
tpirb:
Gin 8ruft 1T eine 8ereinigung mebs
rerer S%apitaliten ober @eieaf6afteu,
TIM bic p~ro5uftion irgenb elmer Waare
gu fontroQiren unb bic preiie gu reguli.
rem, onfatt oiefe Gegulirung Der freien
&onturren5 gu iberlaRen."
Ser Berbanb ber Suteipinner, bet
fi9 gebilbet bate, UNI bic 6abrifation
bon Sute=P afftof gu reguliren unb benz
Jarmer bes Shbens baum DDr5uf6reis
ben, ME biel er fit bic Oaro bieies
@tofes gu aablen bat (ueil man glaube
te, ber 5armer miiBte btefen Stof notb=
tuenbiger Weife at iebem berlangtea
preife taufen!) 1T alto Elm Sruit, wje
man f9 i'm gar ni6t gemeingefdhrlis
der benten fann. NQein BET Central
SIT bieies Srufs befinoet fi9 auBerbalb
beg Staates Seras unb bas ternnii6e
@taatsgeieB farm ibm baber Ni6ts an.
baben. Wenn ft6 nun aber teranii9e
Garmer bereinigen, nm fi9 geger bieien
gemeiniamen blutIaugerii1en 5eino au
tpebren, tuenn fe bef6lieBen, in gu.
funft ibr eigenes pro0uft = bic Baum
noble = In padffof perarbettsn gu Iais
fen unb ausf9IieBli6 3u bertpenben =
bann iDq 6as ebenfaus elm Crust
fein, uub 3tpar Elm innerbalb bes Staas
tes ~beitebenber, ben gu unterbriifen in
ber Mta9t bet Stats &egierung liegt !
9as 1T unsefdbr ber Sim Der mabr.
baft glorreiben gnti6eibung unieres
glorrei9en Germ @eneral.S Stats. gns
ualts 6ogg in 5a9en ber bon ber19ies
benen Garmer'0 ereinigunger angenoms
menen 8ef6llRe gu @uniten Deg got,
tons aditofes.
Nlto Der rSrui1" ber Gapitaliten 3ur
Musiaugung Der 6armer bIeibt unatls
g%etaffet. pdbrenb Der augeblide vSruI i"
Der GARNER, Die fi9 ni@t ftiai9meigenb
ausfaugen laiien wolen, mit@epalt uis
terbriidt merben foa.
Ser Staat f9tBt bic Garmer ni9t
gegeu ben SUITE Sruft, oerbistet ibnen
glei9aeitig, fi6 ielbft 3u f6iben! ST
bas ni1t cine pabrbaft ibiotif1e Qus.
le8ung bes Sruifs@ eiebes?!
9as Sruf 8sieb an fi@ lit enti9ies
ben gang gut, aber es i6eint, als Oh
baHelbe 3u ebeniol6en ungebeuerli6en
N"uslegunsen 4nlaB geben ioa, tpie biez
fer Sage oas 8unbesgeieB gegen bic
@infubr BON Contract rbeitern. @ir
meinen ben @iIfe'f9en Sal, in mel.
dem bet Contractor bes Nuftiner &as
pitol=Bau's our 3ablung bon 1854, 0e0
Strafe perartbeilt puroe, neil er i9ots
tide SteinmeBen engagirt bate, aber
erf, na66em er Dorber 10 0 :
6ens unb monateIang pers
gebIi9 bel bobem 2obne
oI9e 4rbeiter i'm 2anbe
an5uwerben berfu6t battle
Wilfe bdtte iG alfo obre bic S1otten
fem Rapitol alein baueu f6nnen |
Das @untraetarbeiter @eieB on ii9 1T
aud elm gutes @efeb, tpeI6es bic
amerifanii6e Nrbeit Dor unuiirbiger
@oncurren5 fdiiben, tpel6es aber
ni6t bic 3uiubr ~nDtbwenbig gebrau9ter
sei9idter Nrbeitstrdfte b~erbinbern o6er
ftrafbar MAIDEN ioa.
Man fiebt aus bieien beiben Beilpie=
len, baB IS ni6t nur barauf antommt,
quite @efeBe 5u baben, ionbern aud,
baB lie nerniinftig anaeman6t tperbe1 |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
9ie Tebbe Der Expedite" mao Der
vSGbcr".

Nus &i6monb, Sort 8eno @ountD,
Seras, an bet R%reu5ung oer @alpe=
fton,, 9~arrisburgs un6 San Nntonio.
(Suniet). 8abn unb beg 8ra3os eele.
gen = fommen fenfatipneue Na9ri9ten
iber bic bort berri@enoen 3uidnbe Der
grduli@iten Qnar9ie.
S9on felt Der Iebten pr1fibenten,
tuabl befteben bert 3pei fid beftig be.
febbenoe parteieu, bic fi9 vWoodpeck-
ers" (Spe9te) unb oJay-Birds" (9oI3.
bdber) 1ennen.
Bereits mieberbolt bot bic apifden
ben beioen parteigruppen ~beftebenbe
8erei3tbeit unb Spanning gu beftigen
uno blutigen Gebbeu sefiibrt, 10 bab
H1 ber @ouberneur ROB gen6tbigt lab,
our MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9ube- uub
Srbnung cine Nbtbeilung &angers bort
bin 5u f9iden. NQeim aud bas bat
1i1t Diel geniibt. Sci Der Befebunq
irgeno zines fIeinen @ountp Nmtes,
ober bel elmer beIiebigen pripaten Streis
tigteit gang undergraduates Dirt, fommt
ber alte 9aber INNER mieber aum 8or.
ideia unb looert in belen 6lammen
empor.
80 ftibrte benn aud am 46enb beg
Is. 4ug. cine refine 8asateIe 3u einem
bIutisen Sample unb gu einem 4ufrubr,
Der bas bewaHnete gingreifen Der
Gtaatss& egierung notbnenbig gemadt
bate.
Gin our partei Der n9dber" geb0ren,
Der tunger Wann, Der bielei6t auf Der
Sagb gepeien mar, ging nit elmer @in,
deferbt9fe bur6 bic StraBen bon
&idmon6. Die tdbtii9en 8eb6rben
= wel6e CUR partei Der vSpe6te" ses
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
gan 0eSrp sprinas Bart.

j.. Scribe, pd9ter. 9ieIer tible
unb i@attige part TT Der popuIdrfie CT
bolungsplab Der @taot unb umeegenb
fiir Gamilien un6 eignet fi9 aud be-
fonbers our Ibbaltung bon Yripats
pifnifs. 9err Rerble 1T Elm iebr auf=
mertiamer Wirtb, ber itets beItrebt iii,
Die Wtni9e Der Gdite au erfhqen.
Seben Soautag Na9mittag unb Mbeno
fiubet elm Sreiz2onaert fatt,
ausgefibrt bon Der Ser. Staten Mis
litdr Gapele. 177,taM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

~ Gamilien. bic ni6t bereits boz
nit Derieben finb, folten feline ,3eit Der
@liereu, f@ cine Glai6e bon Chambers
lain's @Olits, @boleras un6 Diarrboe.
mittel gu taufen. IS 1T bic einaige
Mebi3in. auf bic man f9 in alien Sd.
len BON Masenbei9merben b~erIa5eu
fann. rs un6 so Gents per 5lafGe Bel
&. Gobn & 60. unb 5. Ralteger &
Gobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Ser CINDERELLA gd5nb : gtpre,

Ode St'6oufontraBe unb Ipenue c.,
bieier beliebte Saben Der Stabt, bat
ieine1 rellen 8orratb BON g 0 m m E r.
9uben fir 9erren, 9amen unb
Ginber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
glei8li6e Iusmabl aler Sorten uno
Qualitdten. Der Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der beften
Jabriten unb ~iiberbietet gles, mas i'm
biefgen Martt gu baben 1T. 9pecia=
litdt far 6erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fir So. gs berIobnt f9 ber Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA store boraufpres
den, ebe man an6ersuo fault,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
9as lataite 9Sprt Int mDrtcrbut,

bermag ui9t, Die unausipre6li9e 8es
frte6igung unb unbegreifli6en SoIgen
mit3utbeiIen, meI6e fi@ aug elmer oers
nitnftisen I%nwenbung bon DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription ergeben, einem
prdparat, bas %befonbers erfunben
wurbe fir bic i6neQe 2inberung unb
oauernbe 6eilung poH alien Jrauen.
96md6e3uitduben, Nerbodtdt unb
&ranfheiten, melbe benz tpeibli1en Gez
fdle9t eigentbimli6 finb. 9as ein3ige
9eilmittet fiir bic Der Grau eigenartigen
Seiben, bas BON Npotbe'ern unter
pofitiben @arantie
pertauft pirb, baB es 3uftrieoentelt.
Sebt @arantie auf Glai6enumf6Iag.
Sieie Garantie 1T bon ben gigentbtiz
mern biele Sabre lang getreuIi6 einges
balten tpDrben.
I'm ben Magen, bic Sober unb bas
SDfem i'm algemeinen gu reiuigen, ee>
brau9t DR.. Pierce's Pellets. rs @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
asarnums. ~ltmtersetdmet fctae 2Oter

@arnams! ! ltnter5etdbnet fcinc Noten.
9dnoler unb Ngenten, tpel9e Noten
tiir elm auf Q~b3ablungen berfauftes
ptano ober Orgel Derlangen, ~berfaufen
ober iibertragen biefe Soften an Nnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der Hi9t ptnttli9en 3abs
lung 1T bas Snitrument iopie bas bes
reits geaablte @elo fiber berIorerl.
5bos. @ogGan & Bros. 208
@ommerceitraBe, San Nntpnio, bertaus
ten pianos uno Orgeln an leidten gbs
3ablungen obne NOten un6 3inien.
S@- Geinfte unb biaigite 9rudia=
den bel s o 3 o Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

20 ut. s. Smtterfine, 1886
Ofe 0oufo StraBe, plumbers, Sos
uno STEAM : Jitters, balten fi9 benz
yublifum fir ale in ibrJa9 i9lagenben
Nrbeiten e~mpfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Seioreung alIer 9uftrdge.
Sroaleu9ter, @assGirtures, 8a6emans
men, @loiets &c. itets an 6anb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
g d. idfalsz2 il de

81, 9err Spedle, Sic Iolieu bod
aud NAL mas tbun,. bamit Sic nidt
gar 10 ftarf merben. Gin Mann in
Jbren Sabren -"
., i'd babe i9On S9meningerz,
Gi1llngerz uno 9arlsbaber Guren ge.
brau6t, aber ss bilft Nles ni6ts; i'd
bleibe bid, pie i'd mari"
rgta, bann it's eben bel Sbnen 59i6z
faIsz 0idel"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

1T 8arum tuoQt Sbr Yianos 3tuei=
felbafter Site BON reiienben Sdn6Ieru
taufen, tuenl Sbr Die e6ten Imeriou
in Der neueiten Nusfibruns biaiger
unb unter leidteren 8eotngungen in
benz b%etpdbrten @ei9dftsbaule BON
.5bos. @oggan & Bros. baben
t6nntS a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Wir 1inb nph niGt npronIost

Wir finb mod ni9t beraulaBt,
infer groBes 2aser BON neue.t unb ge.
brou9ten PianSs unb Orseln gu BET.
taufen, Denno3 tOnnen mir before 3ere
mine unb biligere preiie urtter outer
@arantie geben ME ieoes anbere @ei6dft.
Sbos Gogaan & 8ros.,
208 Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Sin gtiiGd1em Gtnpffel.Bapier rettcte
ihr Nphpm

So mar nur elm sewbbnli6es 9tud Ginmidelzgapter,
aber es rettete tbr 2eben. G e mar i'm letten Stapium
Der S@winbiu8t unp mad Dem Qusipru6 Der GterSte
a mi e6 S1s, nnD MID rne4r leeensfdRis; ie pOs meni9er
ie BON Or. Sings Nep Discovery; ie bplte it8 cine
grpbe@8lai4e nnb GO talf, barauf taufte ie cine grpBe
6laide uub flblte ii6 9~ebeiert nno burf frrtsefesten
pieSt nun ipiefer l40 4funb. SIR peitere GinSelbetten
ienbet eine Sriefmarte an %. s.. Sole, apptbeter,
Sort Smitb.
&rpte : Slai6en gratis gu baben in alien Nppt6eten
9ret8 her grpBen Slaihen 81. 06plelale Bel SreiB,
Sbpmp1pn & g., Gan Nntpnip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

Mlaunu 2atrinen. 2(bfnbr=S 1item.
Office: Is orb'GloresftraBe, 3eIepbon
359. s. 6. NbbeD, Manager.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
s pItber 80 II II.

VT" . : U III u W
Irat: pGuer Mann bat f6on tpieber
feline @i9t. St lebt setpiB febr unregeIs
mdBi9?"
Jrau: SIN @egeuibeil. ST trinft
tdgli9 r~egelmdbis ieine 5tuar3ig S6ops
pen unb 1T ale Morsen puntt brei ubr
au 9aufe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Il II d n6ert.

Sd weiB ni9t, mir 1T beute gan3
ounm i'm &opfe. = Wirfli9? Sd Be-
metfe aber gar feline 8erdnberung on
Shnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

n% 50 Bros. liefern BIZ
beten unb biligiten Drudia9en @eb'
gu ibnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Gin Scepttfer ia9t

S~lutsei4wire. 3ertbetlt 3arbuntel8. Bg-Seilt bauz
ernb unb i6nea Sd9nlnns. Sc tit elm pabrer @eiunbz
hettSbrtnger. 9eilt Scrppben unb dnbere alei9artiae
arantbetten. Maat f6le6ten atbem gut unb e%rtferat
bic l1ria4e. gertretbt bic 9tlipiitdt unb TIT unlberz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
San9lin9en1 Mdnnern
Wir5
St@ere 9etlttttg 9aranttrt.

Die f@redIiaen GoIsen Der susenbfinbeu,
gef9le9tsf9md9e berurfadenb, tpobur9 Self
nno Rorper ruinirt peroen, permanent me-
belt. 9eratlopfen, @di1ternbeit, Samen.
abFub. GeOd9tnibfdpd@e, 8erIuf Der Gner.
gie, abneisung segen Gefeaf9aft unb MeIan.
9oIie griinbli9 turirt.
8erbetratbe etc Manner, ODER iold,e,
bic ft9 berbeiratben %poleu, bic in Golse bon
Subtraction IN Der Sasenb an GefdIe9ts. unb
Nerbenfdtpd@e leiben, merben sriinblid turirt.
Retne MineraIien ein9egeben.
junge Mdnner, bic ibre 3eit nit nnfdbieen
2euten berfdmenbet unb ff9 babur9 &ranf>
heiten beS Ropfes, Der 3aie, beB Salfes, Der
9eber, 9ungen, @ingereibe unb bes Magens
snseaosen baben, tuerben f6uel furirt.
2abt et@ ni@t bur9 faliaes S9amsefabl
lbbaIten, 9ofprt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

0aS etn5ise betannte Mittel Iir epileptii6e Mnfdre. =0e
@benio fur @pnpuliipnen unp Saufrantbeit. @erpbit
S9ndhe iptrb iptprt scbenert unb sebeilt. &einist
oaS Slut unb bei6leuntst pehen Girfulattpn. 9erbin=
bert bic uriaben Der Srantbetten. Setlt sefdbrli6e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
G9ma6e Wdnner,

gs!4e TIRE boue &anneStraft unb Glaataitdt bes
men, pen sSugetsefseumO" al feien. Dos MD pieIen
MIasiengel4t4ten erlhuterte, rei@li@ dnsaefattete
sssrt sset Alji4fnb aber elm iteneS GetI0erfahreit.
ISDntg Ianlsnee tHHerbalt t~lrteffer 3eit otne Bernfss
SsM 80 Sngenoftuees praRanbis pieberberaeitegt
az ssstsia. 9eslpertahrea ebenfp etnfah ale btata. Seber
i EsIo s,ssasr Hrst. sdtdt IS scents tn stamps inn6S SIR
Ser sI 1890 ~ ss4 s%sriieseit anb france Snsef4idt scn
u. Ctr, Rem gprf, d. n. "'"s9 . sSeH
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17
Die Sprnmerhibc.

Eaufenbe Son 2anbleuten unb @rbeitern ftnb
int Scntnter tdsli& bon @ursen Bis @benb
Der brenaenben 5tbe uusseiebt, tpoburd bisfs
Msaf6ea lei6t spm Suanenlti6 befalen per>
ben. 5dufser jebp6 erfdeinen milbere Rrant>
btttsfurmea unb ernfsIide ll%nUrbnunsem bes
6Opfes unS Masems iinb bic GulSsn pun bent
gu sielsn arbeitea in elmer iberbtbtfn 2uft.
Die 2eber tpirb unttdtis, 8eritrpfaaB fulst
unb bic Gale tritt ins 8lut. Die 5aut tptrb
gels unb trufcn, bic 3unse bef6lassn. Der
Mtnf6 TT franf. gesen ale biefe Rrunfbeits>
erfasinuasen siebt es ii@ere unb fdne0e Sulfe
6urh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

sibt benz 9lute neue 9ebenstrdfte. IS BELT ale I'M
reSelmdbi9feiten i'm Nerrenipitem. Rg-Stlft, mo aaes
@noere rerfeblt uno erfrii6t @etit nno a6rper. 9etlt
OpSpepiid, pber baS @elb nirp 3urifse9eben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-17

trpfen Bel Sieberbtse. Gin unp~erslei6bare5 Mbfubrz
mittel. SO BELT trantbaften 9ppfi9mers wunberbar
i4nea. Eg-Gntbdlt feline i6dblt6en Subitan,en. Geiz
at9t baS @ebirn. Surtrt i4nea 9ibeumattSnnuS unb
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
oAMpBnLL Ar DELAWARE,

A Great MeetinR---AbFolute Proof That
Foraker Left College Because, aa he
Said, Niger Was Admitted'-'Ano Over
flow Of Q, 900 People Addressed by Hon.
j, M, Lewis,
DELAWARE, Oct. l7-The Demoora-
Cy OF Delaware county gave Hon.
James 10, Campbell grand ovation
last night The meeting completely
eollpsed Gov Foruker'a meeting here
last Monday night. The crowd brgan
arriving during the afternoon, aud ha
early aa o'clock the opera hOufe was
filled with an auxlOubly awaiting audi
enCe, Every foot OF standing room
was occupied 80 that when adelegatiou
of $50 from Marion arrived they were
unable to get into the hall. Columbus
sent a delegation OF 100 heaGed by the
Thurman club, aud they too were una.
bic 10 get into tbs hall, There were
over 5000 people on The 6trteta about
the opera house, ana this immense
overflow was addressed by Hon j, NJ.
Lewis, candidate for attorney general,
The opera house meeting was called
10 order by Hon u, n Poppeton, who
lhllNNu'fu AAhllt hAAA W. AHNl HlNlli
MIR Thurman made strong speech
which was frequently Interrupted by
applause, Ills argument on the iarllf
waa forclble and clear, Mr.. POppletOn,
who presided, paid high tribute TO
Mr.. Campbell In introducing him, lie
referred to Mr. Campbell ~ q gentle
man who never left m institution Of
learning because a c0lOred man had en-.
tered lta portals He then made the
direct charge that Gov. Foraker while
M student here left the university say.
ing no would not remain beCau'6 u
damned Niger" had been admitted
This was greeted with q round OF hi0ses
from Republican students In the gal.
lery. Mr., Poppleton replied that he
was prepared 10 prove the charge and
carried the proof In his pocket with the
names OF men who heard Gov. Foraker
make the remark
Mr.. Campbell was greeted with tire.
mendous applause and being In his
usual happy mood made u brilliant
speech which created an excellent im.
preston. He aaid ~ infer from 10.
marks that called out both applause
and hisses that this 10 an audience
politically mixed. hope II 10. | assure
you desire 10 talk 10 the Republicans
of Ohio and expect many of them TO
vote for me"
Mr.. Campbell then paid high tribute
TO the Ohio Wesleyan university and
made u strong argument on the tariff
He then paid some attention TO the
state Issues holding the administration
OF Gov. Foraker up 10 ridicule In n
masterly manner aud provoking round
after round Of applause. He called on
Gov, Foraker as u gentleman and gov.
ernor of great state toright the wrong
done In his speech ut Marietta, when
he said: "l could not truthfully deny
my signature 20 contract No, 1000"
"Six days have elapsed" said Mr. Camp
bell, "and ho has not said q word about
the matter"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
OUR MAsslLloN LETTER.

MAssILLoN, Oct 49,
Tho capture OF the notorious Ike
Morgan here with his wife, who Is said
also 10 be desperate character created
u great sensation. Ike came 10 this
town about three months ago. He hns
kept himself quiet aud shady. He
would leave, ostenBibly 10 on age In
painting. Oflcer Hogan who lives near
by, noticed that goods were frequently
taken into the house, and his
suspicious were aroused. He
wrote to the marshal Of Piqua, where
burgaries had been committed.
IL was learned that Ike Morgan be.
longed TO u gang OF eight 40 desperate
burgare andsucceesiul safe crackers as
could be found. They operated IN the
counties Of Indiana aud have no less
than eighteen burglaries charged 10
them. Ike returned TO this city few
days ago and Detective Page being no.
titled, arrived In this city the day bo
fore yesterday. Officer Hagan met Ike
Morgan below Russel's shops yester.
day afternoon aud arrested him. Ike
at first demurred but when shown O 70
yolver quietly submitted. This morn.
Ing tho officers found him minus his
mOustaOhe, worn ever since here. IL
was either false or else he found some
means Of getting rid Of IL. Morgan
viii be taken TO Richmond, Ind, to
day, on requisition papers charging
him with burglary and larceny. MIR.
Page. Detective Dangeleisen aud ON
Ger Hagan searched his home last
night and found burglar tools Of all
descriptions, besides stolen goods OF all
kinds, jewelry, cloth, etc, His capture
reflects great credit on 0fllcer Hogan
aud Detective Page. The latter wa8
seen yesterday evening and gave the
following history OF the fellow: Ike
Morgan and bis brother Lee Morgan
lived in Cambridge twelve years ago
Their father kept disreputable house
and one day Lee Morgan shot and kill
ed man IN the house aud he escaped
That night the best citizens OF the town
set fire TO II and burned IL to the ground
The Morgnns next removed TO Plqua,
o. Here Lee was arrested and served
ten years in the peuitentiary for mur.
der. During this time Ike Morgan
served two terms In the Ohio peniten.
tiary for burglary and larceny
On last January 18th Jamas Gardner,
n Jacks0nburg, Ind, farmer was robbed
OF $3.50 by three men. Detective POge
was employed on the case and after
three weeks work arrested Lee Morgan
ut Plqua, On that day Ike and VIM.
Harbaugh and Jack Clarke tried TO
rescue him, were arrested charged with
resisting officers and bound over. De
tective Page took Lee TO Richmond,
Ind, that evening, and that night Ike
and llarbaugh broke jail at plqua. Ike
has been at liberty ever since. Two
weeks ago Page arrested Harbaugh at
Dayton, aud took him to Richmond,
Ind.
Since April 10, twelve or fifteen burg
laries have been committed In Indiana
which are attributed TO the gang. De-
tective Page desires TO thank officer
Hogan for his invaluable assistance In
the caBe.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24
A CHASTITY DlscoVgRY.
Tho oharrcd ncmSlns sf q MNn Found IN a
Furnace NJ CHARTERS.

Tho Charrcd hemaina VI u Man Found IN n
Furnace NJ CHARTERS
PITnEuRd, Oct i0-jamcs 7. Tallow,
an eniployc OF Longs mills, NJ CHARTERS,
while examining hia furnace thought
ho saw u man lying In the vontilating
shaft underneath, He mndo several in.
oileotual efforts 10 get nt the body,
which he soon discovered IL 20 b., and
finally about eight feet Of the brlckworh
were removed, revealing most CHASTITY
sight, II was the body of man, ap.
parently about feet inchca In height
when whole but dried up, and what
flesh remained mummHed by the hot
air which had evidently been playing
upon Il for mUny days, Tho skull was
perfectly bare and the cyca ovapo-
rated from the eockctu, whilc the jaws
wcro covered with n parchment.
like intogumont which still preserved
black mustache and chin beard. The
ilcah was gono from tho lower portions
Of tho legs and the bones, driod and
Drowned by tho heat, were lying In the
position relative 10 the upper portion of
the body 10 which they belonged.
The widest excitement prevailed
ABOUT tho mlll Tor some timo, all sorts OF
rumow Of foul play aud murder gaining
credcnce, whilo no one could be found
who recognized either The clothing or
the remains, A message wae tclcphoncd
20 the coroner and the baked fragments
OF humanity woro brought 10 the morguo
In this city.
The remains were identified na those
OF Thomas Douuherty. who Wng formerly
u mill man, but recently had worked FOR
n contractor. DOughcrty had been
missing since the 10th Instant on which
dny ho left for CHARTERS, IL is supposed
on reaching Chartiors, Doughcrty, feel
ing tired and cold, crcpt into the shaft
for warmth and tho gus wag turned on
before ho awokc, AS no famo passes
Into The ehaft the man must have boon
slowly roasted 20 death, unless an escape
OF gng ilrst mcroifuly ngphyxiat0d him.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-24

Hon JOHN u, MONNOr had q splen
did meeting ~ MaahlllOn last evening
IL Waa lnOfb than twice as Large as Tie
Republican meeting addressed ny COu'
grtaHman Kennedy Mr., MonnOt made
4 powerful and convincing aprech, lilo
Touched up lhe school book ring IN
great shape, aud showed up tho inlqnl'
llup Oi lhu new II platrallon law, Mr,
N0nn0t said Col P0orman would not
vote for the registration law IN the
Republican caucus until after u waa
agreed that his home town OF bellhlfe
was excluded from ita provisions, Bel
laire IL ON thb ono river, Ou tliu border
OF tho state, with double tho floating
population Of either Akron, lhutOu,
Mansfield, Hamilton, or Ianesyllle, Or
any Of the interior oltiea now under the
operations OF this law,