Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-07-14
MS NAME is BOSNIAN.
sns nsRsE THIEF CAPTURED HERE on SAT.
URDAY HELD F0R COURT.
DsnieI Iogan's Captive Refuses TO Give
Kfis Name. But Admits His Guilt.
Dan Receivers His saddle.

evening in answer to telegram from
Daniel Logan, who, with George Logue,
captured a supposed thief with the horses
in his possession, on Saturday morning In
this city. Mr.. Fogelsangcr was taken at
oncs 10 Mr.. Logan's stables, where the
horses had been placed, and as soon as the
door was opened he was able to identify
them. The horses were turned over to the
young man, who remained in Lancaster
over Sunday. after being Joined here by
his brother Jacob. They took the animals
home by rail to-day.
One of the horses belonged to David
Fogelsanger, brother of the two young
men above named, and the other was the
property of William J. Mains, his brother
in-law, who il now in Ohio. Both are
valuable animals. The horses were stolen
on Thursday night some time, from the
stable, which was not locked. The thief
took pair Of halters with them, and after
he had probably become sore from riding
bareback he stole the old saddle somewhere
along the road. The owner of the saddle
has not yet been found. but he will likely
turn mp. Middle Springs Is about four
miles west of Shippensburg and the horses
were traced through the latter place 10 a
little town seven miles from their home, in
the direction of Lancaster. A man answer
ing the description of the thief passed
through the place with two horses between
IL and o o'clock Friday morning. All day
Friday men were out securing the country
for the horses, aud they were still search
ing when they received Mr.. Logan's tele
gram on Saturday. The home Of the
Fogelsangers is the next farm to that OF
Mr.. Logan's in Cumberland county.
Sunday morning the Fogelsanger
brothers went out TO the Jail and took
look at the thief confined there They did
not recollect having seen him before, but
knew from neighbor's talk that man
who looked like him was seen loaiing
about the negbborhood on Thursday. The
prisoner still refuses TO give his name. AT
first, when spoken TO on Sunday morning,
ho said that he got the horses from man
Just outside of Lancaster. He practi
cally admitted his guilt. lie said, Now
as the horses have been recovered hope
you won't be so hard on me. l will stand
the Imprisonment alone, as IL is not worth
while to implicate others, as could, and
make them suffer also" From that IL
seems that the man had accomplices, as
was suspected from the start.
THE PRISONER CREATES AN EXCITEMENT.
This porning tile prisoner was taken
before Alderman Deem for hearing. When
the hour, 10 o'clock, arrived, tremendous
crowd of people gathered around the office.
ihey Pusneu 'heir way in.o inc si,a'i
room and many of them acted more like
crazy people than men of sense, aud they
almost prevented people who had business
In the oificc from getting In. II was the
regulation Lancaster crowd of curiosity
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