-RUMBERGER, Frank and Henry Karcge Cait
Executed, Harrisburg, Pae, 3-2-1882; murdered Daniel
Troutman, an aged farmer residing near Lykens between
Uniontown and Gratzman, on Nove 1), 1880; theybelieved
he had a large sum of money in his home as he was the ex-
ecutor of a neighbor who had left some property and Trout-
man had sold it that day; killers found victim in bed,
his children being at a singing schools; they demanded
money which he denied he had; he shot Henry with a gun he
kept over his bed; he claimed it was Henry who shot him;
each fumberger had two trials; "hey were related only
through crookedness and villainy"; Frank was marred and
had three children; warrant issued 1-2); Harrisburg PATRIOT
ti 2). SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR BY TEETERS. PART IL. Peel32
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RUMBERGER,, Frank and Henry Mange Caro
Executed, Harrisburg, Pae, 3-2)-1882; murdered Daniel
Troutman, an aged farmer residing near lykens between
Uniontown and Gratzman, on Nove 1), 1880; theybelieved
he had a large sum of money in his home as he was the ex-
ecutor of a neighbor who had left some property and Trout-
man had sold it that day; killers found victim in bed,
his children being at a singing schools they demanded
money which he denied he had; he shot Henry with a gun he
kept over his bed; he claimed it was Henry who shot him;
each fumberger had two trials; "fhey were related only
through crookedness and villainy"; Frank was marred and
had three children; warrant issued 1-2); Harrisburg PATRIOT
Maréh 2)}. SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR BY TEETERS. PART II. Pgol32
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RUMBERGER, Frank and Henry KA Carte
Executed, Harrisburg, Pa., shia eon teee Daniel
Troutman, an aged farmer residing near Iykens between
Uniontown and Gratzman, on Nov. Th, 1880; theybelleved
he had a large sum of money in his home as he was the ex-
ecutor of a neighbor who had left some property and Trout~
man had sold it that day; killers found victim in bed,
his children being at a singing school; they demanded
money which he denied he had; he shot Henry with a gun he
kept over his bed; he claimed it was Henry who shot him;
each fumberger had two trials; "they were related only
through crookedness and villainy"; Frank was marred and
had three children; warrant issued 1-2h; Harrisburg PATHIO:
Maren 2h. SCAFFOLD AND CHAIR BY TEETERS. PART IT. Pg.132
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