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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A osrnan Fnsn-r n umIh csunlr.
Ma. Makss . Dasp.reIs AtNHpt -
AnzlhIlnfs His HnmilF-l1Is VIA nnl
bsa Kllisd a1d oao Dangh1sr D1nEsr-
easlJ WsanAsd-saislas e ths rlur-
dsrsr.
Sr. PAUI, MINI, Dec. 2s.-A horri-
bic tragedy occurred near the town of
Carlisle, in WiIkin County. Saturday
night Carl Reher, . herman sixty
years Of age. lived IN WiIlin County,
about twelve miles from this city. His
family consisted Of . wife, agsd forty
nine. son Henry, twenty-five. and
three daughters, aged twenty-five. six
teen and fourteen. A few weeks ago
after q violent family broil, Reher OUT
The house and went to live In Elizabeth,
town eight miles Distant
Saturday he returned 10 his hone
about nine O'Clock IN the evening. After
greeting his family he stepped into .
room at the back Of the house, and mo-
ment laterreappeared at the door witha
seh-eOckingrevolverin each hand, which
he leyeisd and bsEnn hrin1. After
"oundlng his eldest s0n, daughter and
wife the lamp wasextiaguished By one
ofthe bullets.
The entire family made q rush for
the door. hoping 70 escape IN the dark
mesa Reher dropped his revolver
and drew . huge carving knife,
with which he fatally stabbed HIS
son The three daughters got safely
out Of the house and hid themselves in
the 0utbuilding< Reher then turned
on his wife and stabbed and hacked her
full Of holes, any one Of half . dozen Of
which would have been fatal.
When the neighborn, who were at
traeted By the shooting. arrived. they
found RehsF stone dead, with bullet
IN his brain and . rope around his neck.
he had thrown the rope over q beam
and put the moose around his neck, and
- the moose tightened, had blown out
his bralnA The eldest daughter viii
probably recover, though her wound 4
dangerous Except the frequent quar-.
rels In the family, there was no known
cause for RsheF's action. The tragedy
ls one Of the most horrible ~ well -
lnexplicsble In the criminal annals Of
Minnesota.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


--Tommy-'Paw, what Il pie leafY'
NJ Fier-'yrhefe ls no pig Led. lie has
70 Be tolle6. ."-inelanapolls Journal
"A correspondent uhe signs herself
"sophia" says that woman Il twice q
good as man. and proves u thus By tha
very erlhograpkyi W.o.m-a.n- double
you, o naai-AmsFiean Hebrew.
--Jones--(At ths illFD-'sPrstty siFis
u that elaas booth. chs DFewn leya.
icailyl-"Thsy ean's have 'em too pfst
" for Ire klnd Of cigars thsy'rs dlspsns.
lne."--clnelanati commsrolAL
--''You shoulan't Iudes . man hY NE
eiotheAH said q ssody man who was
hauled up iog fobblne taller shon
u am not" sald ths equst u sm indr.
Inc you by anuthef man's olethelH--
TsHas nlitlnes
The Lovers PFayea-
N NE nloamlna, nh, ~ dafllna,
Whan come thlne eyes " zee,
re the coz up, We him tightly,
fhen w itei We snfu ~ ne,
They we're roasting shsstnus Il Ihs
hge u en- going 70 eall hat bla ore
By year name" she aald hWhgp'
ASKED he, hIleaause 10 Hssms 10 be
efaahed ahd veal pop" Ilut he did,
lluslen traveller
"A PIiy,-Ilusbsnd lsi NE Ieaskofsl
.-"Wsll, ~ dsnh heW % yuu iesl nInca
We Afe hefef" quite well tlfo1ag.h =
"What . ahamel llsfa W hess fans
and sagaeed euF Feema fuT feaf Heaka
and gea ale nov veil, nna se hasa besa
here ealy three aayAs -Filsgehas HAT
"A New lipaad-aYus hays ashrs
she qusrled q che lookei a lho ila
play In lhe WIndoN. i.csgialalg.H
lsNulh Fli taha One.H i'Nksl kinf.
ma'an 'Vh, u dessn't mahs Vetg
Hiush difference A leghoTn viii pfs6,
ablg deas we'll ~ knfl"-pstfull flss
presa
"A Timely sursssllen. Ma liessn
lalght-'i bsllefI. Mis- Mere, lhsf "A
Ne pFolessleh I Nss Speaking u / 6aald
aehisVs gFsat fpsults.H mss Nups-s
''Buk ny dear lllgBd, goa have he'd 10
sspeFleHea, have yuuf' NJ h@iiVufT
tue, bat : lnaa sever hneNs Hhal ha
ean DO anil ~ - hlBsell euk" vuIss
from Ne IllI' ASfhe psppsf lhlhe
To- ~. V "a - hs lev himssIl oai
q . mAks itssEs isf hsna" a"-iiosisn
"',fSs css.s.s.. u 4 ;rs.ss Pea.
tsahs "A Iced sesH5 u bs % foaf
mln6 Fspiaian what's upfr 'r5b.n.
lags-iI an aI1lnfbsd b "a aFilels
have lusl read TIE wfllsf pfoses ital
n lei ysafs Ne earth viii b % seer
psouiilsd ihaI here Nill hol be enough
Iosd lof peer|1 b sa1F foakoab5.s :
s'iFbS lI,plt l1at essfr ysas kos.il
bs aSla ~ e1ai tina Psplhiaf-<e
'sBal hsB aboai my sfpAilsfeat-Efahl-
ohlllfsnfs sellers cifenlakt
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Asft, gou yoqtt seoan1ral L Ica I1t
anf mnnaf ID le1 SEE ~ iI14I' t4i
IN solnf V ihl1sh - 4|l4i4 - .1c1
u geat lIIs| I3111 H'I|I1I1,.-
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sIfslkfl 'HNs s.slh 'be4 - te.t
i.tfhall kI.1f w. AI4At FIst 1'cI>I
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
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uaWafPsHied fpputmeHt N nallpcua IA.
bafer ~ the pHlaa Pnslhp,
plATLANB, Ore, Dpe. aa,-OvpF uas
thuuaaHd pf The dlsahargpd laharara
frUIa The Union Paelaa Fallrnad along
Puget Sound aFp In the city, and shslS
AltuatlgH 4 dsplgFahle, Most NJ them
are destitute and aFp unable " ri thaIF
money fIvm the contractors smith 4
Co, which was due DpeembpF -. The
contractors have been unable W Ret tha
money from We Fullruad eesHpahy hence
their inability " pay the mah. M,
Smith 4 nov IN Omaha endsaVgiHe 10
seguFs money irum lhe unlan pnalaa,
lle has teleFraphed thas the eompany
has pFBmlsed him esoo.oeo this week,
and Oh thls assaFaheathe plamers n ne
men have, fgf q time, beea dulatad,
Many Of the laboFeFs are In such dess
peFale straits that They aFe eashlhE lhslg
checks 81 ATTY pef cent
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
GUM oaANUM SAILS.


csnsul Pope Do.snr Believe In the Alleged
frnada,
ToH0sr0, Ont, Dee, ~. Colonel pOpe,
United states Consul here, said yeHier.
day In references w q WnshinRt0n dla.
patch alleging that American e1nnulH In
Ontario h4ve defrHuded the Unltad
states out of . million dollars ~ think
It's nothing more than o hSars'n nsst.
The accounts ~ the eonsuln Age inspect.
I'd by the Treasury Department., and I
do not see how fraud could ~ 0s with.
nut being discovered, There may ha
Hueh thing Aspetty dishonesty By sgma
Of The smaller agencies, but I think that
the million dollars eJuld he figured
down IN Ahaut 6Ha hundred, hn0w al
nne Instance only whera q fraud hns
been committed, and the SUN WIS only
about gne hundred dollars,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Two small children Of Victor Rode.
en-, Of Jessevi1le, Mich, were burned
70 death while alone IN their home ths
other day.
L AT 9 Christmas entertainment at q
church at Nabb's station near jefferson.
vile, Ind. Joseph Taftinger and Bud
Robinson were probably fatally wound.
ed The fght sprang mp IN the rear Of
the room while the programme of ths
Sunday school was being carried out.
FRANK L. DIcKfss0S and Minnie
Brundage fell through the Ice while
skating on q mill pond near Ann Arbor,
Mich. Both were students at the Mich
igan University.
AT East Chicago, Ind, Christmas
morning. while masquerade party was
In full blast at the Tod Opera House. a
fire broke out, creating terrible panic.
Fortunately no one was seriously hurt.
THE large dry goods firm Of Henry x.
Hemau a Co., Council Bluffs, Iowa, has
suspended. The assets are reported at
$500, 700; liabilities, 500, coo.
THE wife Of General Fremont was
presented with a Christmas gift m the
shape Of The lovely cotiage IN which she
Ives, as q token Of affection from a mum.
Der Of women 0f California, headed by
No. Senator Hearst, who raised SO, 900
PWhase money.
.-LISDENASS's building with other
property at Vfroqua, Wis, was con-
sumed by fire, involving loss Of si5o,.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

James L. Peaks, ons Of tire Oldest ast.
tierh oi sedalla, passed away NJ the ags
OF seventy-elght years from general de-.
billty. lie built the afSt business block
erected In sedalla. Nta..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

THG sugar bGuse on Cartwright
Kustls' fusilIer plantation In Louisiana
burned. Loss, eiOO,000I insurance, e5O..
900.
GEsEMAL SPINNER ex.Trrmsurer NJ
the United Htates, IA slowly dying NJ
Jacksonville. Fia.
THE schooner Mary Ellen. from Sails
hurry, Md. for baltimore, l. reported
lost, together with her crew of five men
captain Henry Wheatley and son.
William Abbott and son and Maui dale.
CnATTANOO0A. Tenn. Iron men claim
that good tin-plate has been made from
basic steel made In Chattanooga.
A SPECIAL froin Petersburg, Va, says
\ Il reported that the five negroes who
were arrested for the murder 0f Dr. Y.
n. Hiegin, In MeciGlenbOurg County,
and cofnfnitted, wers, taken from jail
and lynched.
san AUGUSTINE. Tex, has been seri.
ously damaged by fire.
IN q rOw nj Chilesburg. KY, d tough
named james pariin frum Jacks creek
was killed. Two or three others were
injured during The fuslladc II over 100
shots.
FOHErArGH's Theater and The Masonic
Temple, baltimore. were destroyed by
fire Christmas day. The loss was heavy.
THE Savannah (ua.) Fire a Marine
Insurance Company has wound up IL
affairs Threatened adverse Legislation
was the principal cause Of closing up
the business.
Tux Edlst0 phosphate and fertilizer
works about three miles frUm Charles.
ton, \. G., werc burned the other night.
The loss was about $780, 200, fully eoy.
cred by insurance.
Tux MWerick bank, 0f San Aatonio,
Tex, closed liz doors after hetvy run
that lasted three weeks. Sam Mayer.
ick, soie owner Of the bank and lts busl.
ness, has made Hn assignment NJ all his
property, real and personal, t0 HeRgan
Houston. The liabilities amount t0
esi4,lSt, and the assets Rre estimated at
si,TsO,gib.
IN SALOON row In birmingham, Ala,
Iieorge Kelly and Jack Lynch, railroad
men, wers fatally stabbed
w. ID, sliiPs0S, Chief Justice uf the
Euprrme Court ui south Carolina, is
dead. ~
Nv an exploslnn nf q bdlef st Kelly a
Wells lumber MILL on Mack river, forty
miles frpn Newport, Ark, twn men
were Killed, Another man and y woman
were severely injured,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A. 81 Joseph Aaron Illnahlliwood, q
two.ysar-old son Of A, ilnahillwpod,
was 70 badly burned while playing with
matches that death was caused after %
hours terrible suffering.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

The large building In H. Louis occu
pied by starr bros, dry goods and toys,
and the Frats Toy Company, was badly
damaged by FIRE the other night, and
The contents were o total loss. Loss,
shout si4s,oOO, supposed 70 be well In.
sured,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Christmas night . negro about iweH,
ty.thres yesrs old jumped from the Ead1
bridge NJ ~ Louis and was dFnwHed.
lie Told one gf the wa,ehmeH that HE
name was Collins.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

,NAsaisarox, Dee. ss.-lierr Johann
Most iectafed Oh ''Coinihnhisiie An.
afchlsin' ii Lochboehler's iIeef-eafsieh
saturday hight bot 10 q very sim audi.
snce. fle had only thirty.lhfes hndl
t3ss, nnd several II them wefe ahy
think bat Aharuhlsts one of his hear.
era Was % IN Aharchistlt that hs inter
2 iljte1 Moet several tiinsA abaslhg him
aEd his IDEAS roandiy.
Nosf'a speech was ~ lnollsAsise and
mild - any one eoaid make from hll
point of view. The speech was al N
usrman, nnf wasfrsqieht|y. tBt sot %.
thnsiasiiesilr snolnedsd
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

On January 1 the following fourth
class post-onices In Missouri will bs
raised 70 the third class, or presidential
elassi Hermann, La Plata, Versailles,
weilsvllle, Bonne Terre.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Lewis Wiley, who resided seven miles
east Of sedalia, accidentally killed him
self while hunting rabbits Deceased
was d son Of Thomas Wiley. q well.
known pettls County farmer.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A little giri oi s, MeNew, twelve
miles south Of Maryville, was burned
W death, Illehard Rates was alae bad,
" burned In Feseulng ths child from
The FIRE,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Themas seuesl The superintendent ei
the Citizens Hallway eempahy In 81
Louis dropped dead VI heart disease on
Q RFlPeal ef that road.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
Ds'Rsa.sa gs,hes aaa . Plushy

FAHa0, n ~, Dee, ss,=Nsarly two
months AgB u, ", Mattlsah, editor N
The faFF0 Daily WA, disappeared, and
no tFaee could ~ fuund af hlm, HaluF.
day letteF was Fpeeived ifeia him hy
be family dated salem, on, iIe says
n the letter that he remembers starting
d0wH The street AfieF supper on lhe hlRht
following the NevemlpF election, and
knows neihlHg further regarding be ~.
tlsHs antll he found himself In Salem In
ahallialnished eehdillBH, Ne sat pres.
eHt employed Bn The Salem ElatesmaH,
During MatslsoH's absence hIe daughter
Belie has taken charge ~ We sun She
paper H6t having losl IN les,le,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
De FosI aaa ~ Iisad l7s5sarea

OMAHA, Eeb., dee, n. Al headauaFs
ttss ghle Department efthe pIal.s last
night dispatch vas received if0m ten
sral 1DFvoks which stated that Major
Whltesides, Ia ebiHHiahd ei q battalion
Of The Seventh tAvslfy, had captured
ilis Foot and hls entire baad heaf ths
head 0f poreupihe creek. Ab0ul one
hundred and hfty backs surrendered
General Brooke aiso telegraphed that
the hostliss In The i.sd Lands had suiren.
defed and wohid reach Pine Ridge on
Tuesday tlFight Byes seni word iast
niRSS V lfs WoFld-ffefnld that half tht
haatiles had ieft the iina Lands.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

WAsHisefos, Iiaa sA=rhe wiie u
Secretary preet5f hAd hlstwe sens we're
thrown from q slei1h FasieFdA5 ishlle
the horses were Fu11'aH away, Mira
pvet0F and her s8ils NoI4 hot hnrl, but
the driver Wa badIy Injured aI'ges ihs
chest and Was also hnegked lone,iesl
The sleigh wea demolished. Z
A sieiFhlng oGrhlvni iooh plaia d
fenhayivahia avenue yesterday after.
noon, and 'Speedlng W. allowed
between liso and tlBo D n. There
Ras mnch hnalFllneEt andfsw aecldsniA
Tie sidewalks Of NE iauous thorough.
iaes were eeuWaed Nllh lpeelAlslA
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Henry pArmeuf died n A. Louis .
few days since from The effects Of On o.
aage seed which he swallowed q year
40.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

WAshfeafoa, bee ~ -rrzldent liar.
sison'e New fears reception pfofilssE
10 b Enfeeiy atle1ded he viii Be- ~,
aikild h fscdyink quests b Mfa Har
flson. MfA hoftBn and ihs ladies' of Ne
Uutlnsk 11s fe4epiioH vii beglh u
eleven Oiclock. 8hen Ne members a
ths Cabinet ard lsd1ls of Ne snpfums
coaft win b recslgod. followed 81 lle
9ennt6fs and Representatives h Con-
essss, etnt ard na<y oIicsfs and others
Il oEieIaI pof,lna. Id8 publ'a tii y
FoosI9td a il90 8 NJ sd ttf 1t1I,'
ilon W isrnna.s aiann
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

,ssohn Gambler, 3 wealthy farmer heaF
fliszinssilie, was called 70 hls door b.
3 stranger, ths other night, and shOk,
\ wss feared fatally.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

ne Messiah erass ninonf the k.ahsal
City negroes, that was q irst regarded
% Q huge Joke. may tatn out 70 b
something serious
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Air. and sirs. 1isnfy n. stanley wsfs
the reclrients Of nstsh attention N 81
1,oui< q which dig kf. staalsy wa 4
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

Joseph and BaYsists fisrman were
bound over 70 TIE grad taF7 q Keytss
yelA ,hs othst dss, ~ fsiaily lniaflne
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

bridge uf H. Louis and was dFnwnsd.
lie told one NJ the watehmeh that hla
name was Collins,
uhlIa Fataily IluvRed,
A little giFl 0i :, MeNew, twelve
miles south ai MaFyvllle, waa burned
W death, hiehaFd Rates was alse bad,
~ burned In FeseulHg The child from
The hFe,
ppspped tseaa,
Themas senee, the superintendent VI
the Citizens Hallway Company IN 81
ieuls dropped dead VI heart disease on
. Erlpesf 6f that read
Death caused ~ "a epaaee Seed,
Henry b'hFmeHF died IN ~ Louis q
few days since from The effects Of On o.
snse seed which he swallowed year
ae0.
ne fsw HsFsand sselety,
The New Ehsiead Society Of ~ bouia
fave lie sixth afnuai bailauet' ~ the
eesiherh the other evening. fhe wealth
and beauty Of 81 Louis we're thars.
tsiisd 10 M Hsss and ekDt.
,ssehn Gambler, Q wealthy farmer heaF
iiiesinssiiie, was called % hls dooF b.
3 stranger, ths other niHht, and shek,
Il wss feared fatally.
sziasssfi Pfsss Asssslstlsn.
1'hs sxeeusive committee ol Ne Mis-.
soufi Pfess Association fnstih ~ loals
and decided n hold NE nesi eoNyention
early IN fsbrsafT.
re kskfs Nsssish cfAes.
The Messiah crase ninonf The Kansas
City negroes. that was Il flrst regarded
% q htse Joke. may tifh out 10 b
something serious.
~. end Mrs. slsaisy h n. tsuls.
Mr.. and Nrs. 1ienfy n. stanley wen
tie r<<fr<ents Of nsssh attention N 81
1oul& q which dig Af. stanlsy wa 4
forlsss fssidsns.
ns4ss 0ssf 8 tAs nfsaa onry.
joseph and Bap.ists f4sfman were
bound over 70 ths erand jaF7 q Ksytss
ytIA We othsf az, ~ fstAlly lniaflne
ssha =. swE
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
H. G. : KIenzie'S : Mining : Exchange,
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA.

References: First National Bank. Great Falls
National Bank and Security Bank. of Great Falls.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
jackson Challenges sIavin.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-At the request of
Peter jackson "Parson" Davies extended
to Frank P. Slavin the following offer:
"Inasmuch as John L. Sullivan states
that he will not be in position to arrange
a contest with Frank p. Slavin or IN
one else until the expiration of his thea
trical contract next June and as he
would then doubtless need several
months in which to train which would
make it almost a year before a match
could take place between them, | desire
to say that l will fight Slavin to a finish
under Marquis of Queensbury rules for
a purse of $4,000, which | understand
the California Athletic club will put up
and | will wager him $500 that he does
not defeat me, the contest to take place
three or four months from the date OF
signing articles. Slavin, / see, claims to
be the heavyweight champion of Austria
liza, a title which / won, still hold and am
open to defend against all corners. If he
car defeat me he will honestly be en-
titled to what he now claims and be in
better position to meet Sullivan for the
worlds championship when the time
comes. | trust Slavin will see the force of
what ] say and favor me with an early
acceptance of my offer. (SignedD Charles
+. Davis, for Peter jackson, 80 Ark
street. San Francisco.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
A Lightweight Fight.

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 9. Ed German of
Columbus. formerly Of Buffalo and
Tommy Conner of Cincinnati, light
feights, fought a finish fight tonight for
LOCO "A side and gate receipts. W. f.
Libbs, the Kansas Demon, seconded
forman and Frank McHugh OF Cincin-
ati Conner. John Murphy Of Cincinnati
Fas referee. A large delegation Of sports
anne from other cities and there were
|bont 800 present. German forced the
ghting from the start and landed heavi-
on Conner. 1t was apparent from the
|rst that Conner was no match for Gor-
pan. In the second round Conner was
Knocked and forced down twice and
the third and last round German
nade short work of his man, knocking
i'm down twice and in the last Conner
alled to come to time and the fight was
llven to German. The performance wa;
enounced as a lay-down on the part OF
'omer. He had been drinking and wat
IN no condition to fight.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14

SIR. P>rI. Nov. There were two
more deaths today in the tragedy neal
the moor farm. 1t seems Annie Bree
gave birth to IA child eight days ago
which Schroeder believed to be a pre-
mature birth and that he was its father.
He learned that the child was fully de-
velopcd and as he had known the girl
only six months it could not be his. The
child lived for five days and then u,ea
mysteriously. Schroeder was ehrageu az
the discovery and threatened to kill both
the baby and it's mother. The baby
death occurred Sunday. He shot and
killed the mother yesterday. Officers
have been on the lookout for the muir
derer ever since last night. AT o,clocR
this afternoon Marshal Stroup OF North
| st. Paul discovered Schroeder near al
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
Blocks Eollapse,

AKRON, o.. Nov. 1--WE Howard
street business blocks collapsed at 40
o'clock this afternoon and it is feared
several persons are buried in the ruins.
One of the blocks was a stone front four
stories high occupied by Herrice Il Son,
crockcry jobbers and retailers. The
other was of brick three stories high oc-
cupied by the bakery and confectionery
establishment of b. Latfesty. About
twenty people were in the dining rooms
in the rear of the bakery. They heard
the premonitory crash and rushed out of
the back door, all being saved. In Her
rick Il Sons store were Booker. Carl
Sumner and several clerks, all of whom
Jumped through the back windows and
doors. Summers was cut in the head but
otherwise was uninjured. The fronts of
both blocks fell into the street, the heavy
stone work of the Herrick block crash
ing clear to the ground. Several persons
were covered by debris. Francis
Miner was pinned to the ground by
heavy stone. his right leg being com
pletely crushed from his body just above
the knee and only the bleeding stump
being left. Walter Stanley was crushed
so that his feet will have to be ampu-
tated. Miss Laura Waltz, a school
teacher. ran out of the bakery through
the front door and right through the
falling stone and brick and by a miracle
escaped with only a few scratches. Mrs.
David Frank of COPY and her daughter
Zeedla Frank were hit by flying brick
and knocked down but are not seriously
hurt. Both Herrick and his son
and S. b. Latferty say all their
clerks who were inside got out
safely. A bystander who was beyond
the reach of the falling wreck says two
or three persons were on the sidewalk
Just in front of Herrick's store when the
crash came and were buried in the
wreck. The fire department was called
out and heavy stones and other debris
piled up on the walk ten feet deep was
being taken away as rapidly as possible.
Whoever is buried in the wreck is be-
You'd human help. Alma Rush, aged 1G,
who was in the bakery, was cut about
the face and was covered with chemicals
used in the confectionery manufacture,
She is not dangerously hurt. The
block occupied by Herrick IL Son was
owned by /. Isbell Of this city and Henry
Clark of Hartford, Conn. The one occu.
pied by Latferty was owned by the es'
tate of DR.. r. w. Howard. Loss on the
former is $4,000: on the latter $4,000
Herrick IL Sons loss is $4,000; Lalferty's
loss is about $1,000. The rear walls OF
both blocks stood intact and the wreck
age there did not fall to the first floor as
in front, thus giving the occupants /
chance to escape and it was it seems {
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
An Alarming Run.

BERLIN. Nov. "a large number OF
stomers of the great banking firms on
e%ipzeiger Strass. alarmed by the recent
lures of Hirschiicld a Wolff and
fiedlander ~ Sommcrfeld today visited
inks and Withdrew their deposits.
here was a great excitement among
kpositors aud it was found necessary to
Ftail a number of policemen for the
Pecial purpose of keeping the crowd in
|der. There was "A IL upon banks
All demands were met. how
yer, and this fact tended in IA great
leasure to allay the excitement. The
is now becoming quieter.