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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
Sra Sbief &tper SAILS, Mtinn,

ST. &obbusser: - @f republifanift
@torirbberi, tror jes intet fan iettes
peo @iben af eler opersaa &nute Mellons
Eale Nrsple.
Gent, at en- Man6 font &nute 9sel<
ion fom,ner up / ct Sarnterbiitri os
forteller Sarmerne, bpor u6merfet sobt
be bar bet. 9uormeget be tiener paa
Speoeaplins oio. 49,,
Com 8epis frembolber ban Statiftiz
ten af 9pebeprilen fra Dulutb os gem
Oort = 6oc - pr. 8uibel fibite Nar.
@om Sub us &nute Nelion os bper
5armer peb, par 9ueoepriien fer tun
45c i @jenneminit; men enoa ital Gare
meren tro, ban fit 6oc. Sarmeren
maa naturlispis tase Tornuften til
Sanse, til Slape = unber &nutes 2D<
bisbeb o9 tro, at - 45c er 60c.
gn @lante ben republifanite &eio=
tuition lbber omtrent iaalebes: "&i ant
befa(er, at Sernbanerne me6 tilbbrenbe
2anbeienbom 5liper lisnet os tommer
unoer Gfat."
sllt iiben Minnelota blep Stat os
inbtil benne Sag, bar bet ubeluffenbe
peret republitanf StDrelie; men
fprf MI, uaar be er banse for at MITE
@tprelien, finber be bet anbefale1ies=
perbist, at Sernbanerne betaler Stat.
Garmerne faapel iom 8pfoltet bar
albris peret imub, at Sernbanerne be-
taller Stat, iaa ber bebspes insea Istz
tation / ben @etning. Deser ompenbt
for Fere Nar tilbase. Sc fp1er bet paa
fin @1s, at Sernbanerne itfe betaler
@tat bberten til Stolen, gountiet eller
@taten. @i. forbrer berfor, at bele.
Sernbaneoutfiten ital tilbsre os bripes
af @esierinsen. 8ompanierne pi1 ba
lite blipe Sattisfasien til 8prbe lenz
sere, % @epublitanerne pilbe osiaa
fpare siis llma9en meb en- np 8eitatz
ninsslop. 2eg Merte til, s sobe
5arntere, bbor fort Beipar, &esierin<
gen bar neb at inbfaslere @enterne al
bel, &apital; Murtbern 9acific 8ane1.
fit laone al Resieriusen.
SEC tror, ont SernbanerneF bltuer
itatlaste, iaa pil bet bliue u,,ber en-
Special Ntt, os 1aaaite iaalebes, atbpor
be bar fine 9opebfontorer, ber pil Sig
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
ABILL

To abolish national banks, and for
other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That on and af-
ter the passage of this bill it shall
be unlawful to charter a national
bank or provide additional cur
rency to such as are already char
tered.
SEC. 2. That the Secretary of
the Treasury is hereby directed to
withdraw all deposits of public
moneys from national banks and
hereafter keep all public funds in
the United States Treasury.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
McSntp1b, Minn. Mn9. 20 1894.

McSntOib, Minn. Gus. 20 1894.
Eli &o6busserens 2eiere:
unbertesnebe er interesieret baabe Mcz
Sntoib os | @arben Eupnibip, men bet
ituloe lite sibre noset = til Sasen. 8i
itul6e alori9 ie efter bpem iom itriber,
men efter be Nrsumenter os 8epiier,
ipm bruses.
Ses er lite banse for at labe gountp=
belinss Spbrssmaalet itaa eller faloe
paa fine esne "Merits", forbi ies tror
@elserne allerebe afbpab iom er ifrepet
Hart fori ritaar, at bet er til boer enefe
@tatDoers Snteresie at oele; tbi Statz
terne ct altib meset min6re iuaa
@ountper. 9pab iom leg ipues er af
@eien er, q. 3. @tepbens, grOutton 8
Sosten, gfelion 60. Scbeme. Sc tl1rz
be lite labe fin Sioe -imob Deling nj
itaa eller falbe paa fine esne "Merits"
berfor pilbe Be itiale por Sibes Merits.
Stu taller be o9iaa for 9elin9, 1taar be
treffer Sarmerne; tbi be pe6, at bpis be
Tan rarre to 5arr,ere til at femme for
Melion Co., faa er bet soot iont en- imob
Delin9. Smob 9elins fan Be iffe FIRE
ne9et Nrsument, iaa be ntaa BRUCE
&neb.
9pab Stepbens os Tositen bil, e. at355
forbinbre Delin9 benne Gang, iaa tRnz
ter be fanite, at @bite Garth &es.
tlnbe blipe aabnet, % ba bilbe bet
bore muli8t at faa ssosfon til @ountps3
1ebe peo at ta9e no8le gopnibips af
@eierbatiOnen paa Spbfiben meo I eI t
mt So. W
Spab 1bii9t Der e. for gBbite gartb
@es. at blibe aabnet, peb 2Rferne ers
pberft liben, ba @egierin9en iam1er sSIts
bianere bib fra anbre @eierbatio tioner.
so. g. Senieu. q Il
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
eaus aus GrcotHom, 9Irsoag 1894

ninsen ubfsres os bli ffatlaste unber
famine Diitritt. Sarmeren pil piftnof
lite faa meset for fit 8eiuar meb at
pote republitanif. Set bele er nermeit f
for at lotfe @elserne. &epublifanerne
bar albri9 tenft at sisre noget ben
&etnius.
geei, lab Mesjerinsen faa 8anerne os
bripe Dem lelp, bet lpnner fig bebre.
81 &orrelponbent.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
ToritteMt8e Npbeoer.

Tor5tteMt8e Npbeoer-
8labet "91ormanna" Mtnneapolis
ifal bore saat in6.
Gn .Gritit uuer &nute 8aelion af
Sens g. Mnberlen oil tontme neite
l19e. -
garl 2umbolB ben norite Opbaselz
iesreiienbe, itriuer / "Scribners Maz
sa5ine" om Earabumari Snbtanerne,
be nuperenoe 9uleboere, / Mericos
oilbeite 5jelbesne. 2umbolt5 bat 9p<
bolot fig ter flere slar,
Sra Sal s}iuer, Moss. fummer
l1nberretnins ON ben itprite 2utnins af
6abritpirtiombeb meb 9enipn til ge=
oertzSnbuitrien / Mn,erita. Dmtrent
s22, 900 Nrbeibere sisres meb ensans
arbeibslbie, - % bet lise efter, at
Senatets 9sitolbs 8ia er blet Sob:
8rotection - 9umbus.
California &epublifanere bat
itiaalet enbel al ben popultftiite Ylatz
form for at taite Soft 8laar 0inene
% enbnu ensans 1,arre benz ueb falife
abfter. Det nilbe nu bore / fin Drben
for 8lutofrat 8resfen at forbbmme
California &epublifanerre iom Gnar<
tifer. "gouin9 Station.
y. 9. Yeberien fra &otbiaD fortalte
us, at ban paa Eilbasepeien fra 9ulutb
for1eben traf en- sammel 8etlenbt i
Staples. 9enne, BET bar en- fulbbloos
Srlenber, en- sob~ &atbolit os forben
altib en- rrottelis 9euotrat, iasbe, ba
be itilbtes: By Jesus will vote
the Peoples Party Ticket next
fall. -s-.-
'SaIgManoSnal8ette 5tnmartets
% Tromsb Gmt Ct be9pn6t. Ginz
marten bar &pire fibf. Saar piloe
@artierne bape itaat lise, bpis @esiebD,
iom erobrebes al @enitre, baboe bapt
100 iftebetfor SO @temmeberettisebe.
9romsb uil fiji oenitre iom iibit. @alz
gene fblses meo uieopanlis Snteresie.
SuliuS Yeberion, Sorace,@.9. ,ftri<
Der: "Ses er tatitplois, forbi &ob6us=
sereu reu 9Dtlermaiten af $. q. 5ois.
Seq bar bapt me9en Epiul om bans
e@rli9beb % Dmpenbelie, iioen ban OPP
bolbt fig paa bisie &anter. Set er bog
menneieliet at feile % menueielist at
reiie fig op isjen, nten at fremture fremz
beles meb @nis os 2if" -..
50 utere be samle 8arti @biier bub=
itielber Debs % Nrbeiber 6oreninser,
10 bebre er bet for Goltet. s aareois
bar Menb, iom bar ituberet &eforn,z
iasen, foripst at faa Nrbeioerne til at
ie, at be san1le @artiers 8labe bar
Gienber, men be bar nestet at tro bet.
9eu berimob er Sasen blet faa tlar, at
bet be9pnber at lpsne ubober Mas=
ierne. gtbpert l1bfalb os Stialbsoro
mob &eformaturer sipr Meformia9en
sobt. "gomin9 Mation".
3 Selbip6rsSmaalet ibnes @ro<
bibitioniterne at bore srebet al &eciz
procitb>G >Ganten, ba beres @latform forz
LANCER, at ber ital lesses Eolo fun paa
@arer fra 2aube, iom logger Eolo paa
bore @arer. Dette ipnes at forene
baabe Blaines @ieniibi9bebs >@rincip
% 2obses @jensjelbeli iesz@riucip, iom
bet nplis er forn.uleret; men bpen, af Os
er bet, fom lite faar Sfret 2ipet, 1taar
ban berer, at 6orirasets prattiite Gblse
piloe bltpe, at ber blep laet Eolb paa
frantic % tbFe Barer, mebens @ns<
Lamb Ft inbfpre fine 8arer frit? Soilz
Ten o,neritanit &latform er este, iom
iite taser gnslanb peb Struben?
Amerita"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
"WtnneappltS SimeS" for iibfe
5pnbaa bar fp1aenoe at fige ont:

"Mfinneapplis Simes" for fbfe
Sbnbas bar fdsenbe at iise ont:
"&riitenbomne1 os &eeleDz&uren. "
ST.. 8uctleb af "Ebe gbriitian &bpoz
caten er for neroerenoe beifieftiset
me6 at anuenbe fine intelleftuelle &refz
ter Scamp mob &eelep Os bans Sur
mob Druffenitab. San bar en- &ez
oattionsartifel siort 8aaitano ON, at
@uren ct farlis for Goritanben os opz
iorbrer 9eser os 8reiter til at ienbe
fig Dp1psniuser om Eilfeloer, ioms
funbe bepiie, at De fleite af &urpatienz
,terne blir panpittise, be8aar Selpmoro
eQer fiber Stibbrub paa fin 5oritanb.
San tiltjen6esiper tDbelis, at ban life
bill fla 0plpsninser fra 8eitDrere af
Sn1tituter eler @rabuenter - ei beller
fra nosen, iom bar perionlist &ienoz
itab til Spsbommens &arias os 8ez
frielie eller iom er interesieret / at bolbe
Traf af bet alminbe1ise 9felultat.
l1rimelisbeben af en- iaaban &artiifbeo
ct noset, ban ifulbe fla Ratent paa.
Maioriteten al 2e9er - me6 8ebrpz
pel}e at melbe-tror meset mere, ,paa fin
profesiiunelle Setilb END paa be Sremz
ftribt, 1om er 9iorte paa @ibenitabens
Mart af andre, os oerfor er be fientlise
mob Dr. &eeleDs Dpbaselle us betrasz
ter bam iom unber fit perbise Dpz
mertiombeb. E,1iinber af be, iom bar
bapt Mn1ebnins til at lere &eeleb &u<
rem at fienbe os er bra9t Iniist til &nz
iist meb ben os bens &eiultater, - bet
Til iise be, bois Sorbom BAT maatte
pise for &jen6ltab = bill funne 81 Dr.
operraitenoe DplDsninser. Men
bet ct life BE S1ass 'Dplpsninser, ban
u,l fla, - ban bill bore tilfrebs meo be
l,paalibelise Menin9er af be forbomsz
fulbe, fom siuer en- sob Sag enten Eil=
felberne, be raporterer, 1friper fig fra
&eeleb &uren, eller bet er Dffere af ben
enc eller anben af be talrise &pafialz
perier, ium @fterltgnelie til flor Sfabe
ct oprettet. Meb 9enipn til Rreiterne,
laa er 6eres Gienbitab mob gibenifaben
% enbuer Eins,iom lpfter Menneifet, =
ueo @iben af "@ubs Maa6e" - pelz
fjenbt iom Drbiproset, os 9r. 8udlep
fan pente at faa ale be Dplpsninser,
6an bniter, fra bem. Om nosen af be
forbomsfulbe, 1om bat iet &uren os
blet operbepiit, - men iom tiltriper
ben "@ubs 9faabe" peb menueifelig
9ielp, - ienber inb 0plDsninser, pi1
be mtpipliomt bele @tiebne me6 be mere
intelli9ente 2esers Il &udleDs 8az
pirturp. Men bortieet fra bet sobe peo
@uren, bpprtil ber er en- Gierbeoe1 Milz
(tpn lepenbe tafnenmelise &ibner | ale
9ipsiillinser, / ale Stater al Dor &e<
publit, = bpi1fet Spn at l1rimelisbeb
life benne friitne @erre til
Fublitum sjennem ct 8lab, 1om berer
Eittel af ben "&riitelise Gopofat"!!
6ans Stillins er liseIaa nrimelis, iom
bet pilbe bore at iamle en- &eforb af al
lbumitbeb, 8rab paa Eroitab, almin=
belis l1arlisbeb Os Spasbeb bos &re>
iter us @rofesiorer ! @elision os,berfra
ilaa fal, at &elieionen bar noget umoz
ralF us itabelist, iom burbe ibses unb=
Baaet."
@i pperIatte obenitaaenbe, ba ri tror
mango pil ia ubbptte at at leie bet -
% leie bet meb Gftertante.
"SafDtd" ffriper: "&pnQreamanb
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
Esp % ss2sion: sesssss' Fl. r. 1916.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRES-
I -. ENTATIVES.

JULY 80, 1894,
Referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary and orderd to be
printed. ~
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
ct Silbno.
''MobbuBsertn" % FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret.

&t bar siort Mrransement meb g.
80. Dmeu, faa enbper, ber inbienber til
ps $1.S5 fan faa baabe "@obbusseren"
% Farm STocK and HOME" for ct
belt Mar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
'3R sd SssSsass' ssss;en: H. R. 1850.
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRES-
= ENTATIVES..
JULY'3I, 1884,

~ JULY31, 1894.
Referred to the Committee on,
Banking and Currency and or
dered to be printed.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04

ut 19fpe geormanben" mubarbeibebe
8oens @jennomination bar en- arlts
Sag, albenitunb 8labet troebe, at en-
bebre &anbibat funbe opitiQes. Der
t,lnbe ielpfb1selie bore bette Nteninser
ON, bporpibt ST. Boelt bar ben bebite
Mepreientant for Ditrittets GOlteparti,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04
@i pperlatte obeni itaaenbe, ba ri tror
mango bil ia ubbptte at at leie bet =
og lele bet me6 @ftertante.

"9afota" itrtper: "&on9resmano
8oen bar / ben Gib, ban bat ueret !
&un9resien, beret en- tro Golfeta Ejez
,ter, ber aarle % itlbe Bat faaet paa
@ast ONT Sarmernes us Grbeibernes
Snteresier. 9an bar bit fig at bore
en- ieroe1es inbiistsfulb % bpstis
Manb, us ban fOrtiener at ejenuelses.
ut &epublitauerne bruser alle mult9e
Maibler for at nebiatte bam ! SOltets
Dine Ct tun @ibnesbbrb ON, at be anz
fee bant for at bore en- meset farlig
Mobfanber % bpr fun 9jbre bans
@jenpal9 fitrere. @alset ftaar mellem
Boet % GbbD. % ber ital lite itor
Snbiist til at ifibnne, at 8oen Ct ben
rette Manb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04

Mr.. BoEN introduced the fol-
lowing bill:
A BILL
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-09-04

Mr.. BoEN introduced the fol-
lowing bill:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
DTSREGARDED THE RED LIGHT.

rxsrccEsSF1.L ATTEMPT To HOLD Up A TRAIN
IN MISSISSIPPI
Memphis Tenn. Nov lS-There was an at
tempt this morning to hold up passenger uain
no ; souihbound. On the Yazoo and MssiSSppi
Valley branch ~ the Illinois Central road al
Panther Burn 200 miles south Of Memphis me
train was In charge Of Engineer Hiner and FIRE
man George cole, OF Memphis, and left mere
Saturday evening. \ stop was made at fahth'r
Burn When the train started again the ensi-
nocr noticed Il red light ahead waving sigma 10
stop Instead Of obeying he pulled out the throt-
tie As the train sped out on the main track IL
passcI a PARTY II s.X masked men. AL armed ""'
oncned fire with their rcvOlvers. They stood on
the left side of the track. and therefore thrir
bullets went nearest Fireman cole whose r.snt
arm was fractured The train did not stop III.
IL reached Rolling Fork whore SheG.n NrlEhl
was put in possession Of the facts and sent III
pursuit $50,
Panther Burn contains only the depot ana
one general store Early Saturday night these
Two places were invaded by half a dozen men,
seemingly farmers. who drank heavily ana were
v,ry bolsterous They quit the town before 10
O'Clock and were not heard from again untl the
attenpt to stop the train The red light with
which they signallei was detached from the
switch block There Is no suspicion of the
identity Of the men. except II l. believed they
are new at the busines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19

,,orrv Tree PENN Nov. l6--Over 100 people
,n.ro, ,ore to-day from three counties to witness
tho unveilng ceremonies at the monument erected
NV the state OF Pennsylvania. marking the bound
.arv line Of william Penn's purchase from the
Indians f. B Camp was chosen president ana
T. f. Rrithart secretary OF the meeting Inc heV'
J. r. f. Craghead made the opening prayer. ro'-
error pottison and other State officials failed 70
..,oor A, tho last moment Ciovernor-elect Hast
ines WAS compelled to send regrets. Ex-Governor
Reaver made the unveiling address. and told OF the
early purchase and the boundaries r. A. Sho-
maker OF Ebensburg. followed In short address,
devoted to a brief review OF the laws W William fenh
made for the people Judge Harry White, OF ihu,
lana gave a historical sketch. and was receNeo
With much enthusasm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
cutgLTS r. PIRSLOE PiRiLf/ED

charles r. Iars.Je. IN" veteran actor was stricken
,,t,b nar,lvss or saturday at his home IN west
Tvcnty-fourth-st AMI his physician. Dr' fhlp
o.IIanon. Of NO 325 East Twentieth-st., has httle
hono Of his recovery. He sat down in char To
remove his slippers and draw ON ms shoes ana 1t
,,,s while he WAS leaning over Il do TINS that the
.,,, ,.,,,.. ,,n,n him His right arm the side Of
hi. face and his right Side as far as MS nip are
p,ralyzed and the doctor found there mad been
hemorrhage In the brain. Mr. Parsloe has Tor years
been a sufferer from Brghts disease Inc stricken
,n,n wos horn i'm 1896 in this city. II" began star
ling in 'Ah Sin in 1871. but he became more widely
known In a Chinese character In the Damtes. ne
ioined with Louis Aidrich in presenting MY iart
nrr" In 1873 and played Wins Zee to Adr.ch
Joe Saunders for 1900 nights farsloe i accuihu-
iatad ahout 100000 but lost II through an uhuckY
investment II is believed that worry over his
financial reverses had much TO do win DRINKING on
he paraIytc attack His wife and son are Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
TELEGHIPUIC NOTES.

Hillsboro, H.. Nov. ls.--The miners employed by
the iillsborO Coal Company went out on strike
Yesterday, because the company has refused TO pay
inem every weeks.
Albuoueraue y. NJ Nov. ls-Iast night at Mag
dalena south Of this city, f. d. Horn Of the mer-
camille firm of Horn. Creighton Graves, and
scott Reed. a Gown o. got into "A quarrel and began
shooting at each other. Both are dead. Horn was
a peaceable man. and Reed was quarrelsome and
had killed several men.
Denver COL Nov. lS.-After a. careful canvass "A
committee has reported that 20 FAMILIES Of Amer-
can Railway Union men are on the verge Of starva-
tIon and 400 unmarried destitute In consequence
of the blacklist enforced by the railways against
the men who struck last summer.
Nashville Tenn. Nov. lS.-Chares Robertson. for
merry CAPTAIN Of the Washington Artillery OF this
place committed suicide at early hour this morn
Ing by shooting himself through the head with
revolver He was about thrty-hve years of age.
and 1t is said had been drinking heavily for sew
eral weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
4 MESSAGE FROM "BILL" COOK.

THE OUTLAW SENDS WORD THAT HE WILL RAID
THE TOWN or MUSKOGEE TODAY
Muskogec. !. r. Nov. ls.-The citizens OF Musko-
gee have to-day prepared and forwarded TO Wash
ington a petition requesting that company OF
Government troops be stationed at Muskogee. No
report has been received from the posse which
started to the grounds where Bent cobb left his
men shadowing the bandits till recruits arrived
"Br' Cook sent word To United States Attorney
jackson that he would visit MuskOgee tomorrow
with twenty-five good men and raid the town. The
citizens armed themselves to-day. and are prcpar-
ing to give the bandits warm reception. Ne"
men are being placed In the field daily. Initrd
States Attorney Jackson has lost all coni1"nc" IN
the deputies and Indian police. and has prelarei "A
telegram 10 Attorney General blncy MI JACKSON
will press the request of the citizens " troops are
ordcrei they will arrive by the middle Of this week
81 Louis Nov. ls-Since IN" hunt for the COOK
gang Of dcsperadoes in the Indian Territory began.
three weeks ago The Evening Chronicle ~ TINS
city has had staT correspondent in the front line
Of the chas~ In his dispatches he has not h"s
tafcd 10 criticse the two score 81 deputies who
allow handful OF maraulcrs 10 rough-rid" IN,
Indian Territory will. Tonight he t"l'gTaph"d
THE Chronicle" that these deputies had sworn L.
visit personal satisfaction upon him. and. acting
on the advice Of conservative citizens OF Murkogr"
he left there on "A night train. The correspondent;
the deputy system ~ fan OF startling sensa-
tions. and that really serious attempt VIII b.
made bv the deputies to capture the Outih"A lhr
situation there to-day Is quiet and pursuit OF IN"
Cook gang IS practically abandoned. orderly
troops arrive which viii be about the middle OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
Dr. StefanSon, {
CpDoe tim. ago 4
MANY KILLED Ply THE EARTHQUAKES.
OH, ITALIAN VILLAGE TOTALLY DESTROYED
MORE THAN sIXTY PERSONS BURIED UNDER
lnIRCH.S FAI.LING WAILS

Rome Nov ls-The province OF Reggie 81 Gala
hria has suffered most from the earthquakes In
southern Italv although several towns In the adj
tacent provlnce of CatanzarJ 81 Calabra We're
shaken severely. In Trparn.. for instance. twenty
buildings were laid In ruins and several persons
we're killed In Mcto. as also in Caianzaro many
were Injured 4 schoolhouse was shaken to the
ground but the teachers and pupils had escaped
few minutes before it fell. Procopio. village OF
200 inhabitants in Reggie III Calabria has been OBJ
liberated Virtually all th1 buildings were thrown
into ruins The number OF deaths IS not known
but in one church forty-seyen persons were buried
alive under fallen walls. the last authoritative re-
por, vas that the list OF dead was well above sNty
In another village of the same province "lSht ti-
sons were Killed outright by falling buildings. III"
damage to property has been enormous.
A. 10 O'Clock evening reports OF hthtHs' IN
iures and the q, molitiOn Of buildings had been r."
Ceived from seventeen communcs In Bdgnari seven
four: In Santa Euphemia eight scores 3l o'hsiH
were injured in these towns. In sicily teeSraphl
communication has been restored. Inc people "I
Nessna still fear 10 return their houses ana IN"
ma iority OF them encanped In open spaces ran
way carriages ana vessels the harhof. Electro
lights have been replace the lighthouse whch
was DESTROYED and tOrpedO-bOat patrols the chah-
neI In MilaZZo. near Messina, sharp shOck was
felt to-day. Many walls were cracked pul hopouE
was killed. , 60.
Many provisions have been sent 70 the South oi
italy today and the troops and officials are k"H.S
to the help OF the suffering districts. l\ing hun
h-rf has sent several gifts from his private puiS';
Premier Crispi has sent the Prefect OF 5ashafh au
the leading men Of several smaller towns large s'i'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
COLD WAVE ~ THE NORTHWEST

St Paul. Mimi. Nov. 1S.-The first great cola
wave Of the winter swept down from Manitoba
about noon to-day. and the mercury dropped 80
rapidly that at midnight it vas below zero Inc
wave first appeared over the North"es. .an'''""
Provinces Saturday evening and hal all the cnar-
oc,arts,ics of the genuine Manitoba blizzard, minus
rho snow: the winds howled over Manitoba, North
Dakota and Northern Minnesota, blowing from me
north az "A velocity ranging from twenty 70 .oly so,
miles an hour. with the temperature '""e'"e ~
& TO Is degrees below zero. ,, .,.,,o, o.,
The wave Is about the most rlgld eAper@eSsu @ Ill ~
ari, In tho season since 1881 Its extra rlgor VIII
he feit over Minnesota Monday morning wneh , tne
tenperature will range from about q degrees
zero i'm the extreme northern 10 uesiee' D''" ~
the extreme southern portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-19
HOLMES NAY RE TRIED FOR MrRDER

Philadelphia Nov ls-I. II. Holmes alias H. "a.
Howard the man arrested in Boston charged win
swindling the Fidelity MutuI Life Insurance Asso-
ciation of this city. out 90 $1,000 by palmins OF
bogi,s corpc. az the body ., B. PItzel policy
holder of the company will be- brought here to-nor-
row and arragned on the charge. The charge OF
sviudling may not be the only Holmes VIII nave
to answer for the more serious crime OF murder
may be laid to him. When the body OF the sup
posed Pltzel was found in the room at no lSi' al
lop,hlll-st on September last 1t was Stre'ched
nat upon the floor and perfectly rigid. Inc
Coroners physician holds that the body couid not
have been brought here in a trunk from announcer
CITY, az confessed by Holmes. for the reason tndt
IL WAS stiff and "A body once bent does Ho' "s'Nl
become rigid Furthermore If IT hiI peeh ~ s .l'
trunk it would have shown marks OF Where II h''u
been doubled up. and no such marks were upon
tho bo1y \ theory t. advanced thit IN" oouY
found really that OF Pitzel ana ho' " any S V
else As a basis for this theory II IL arsurd that
PLel and the other consplrators pottei 10 dlSheul
the former hy burning his face win some 'h.W
and then calling In physician 10 preScIlpe l'i NJ
Injuries \ body was then to be procured anu Siini-
lrly dlsdgured As Pitzers was. ana tnen II was 10
hn .vnn 0u that the man had died OF his Injuries.
and IL WIS trusted that the attending phN NSlcIaH
would not discover the fraud ana WouIu give Il
certificate OF death In accordance WIN lnr las
told by the conspiratcrs. 1t - supposed tht t'Ael
had his fellow consprators administer cHlo'o III
T., him !, that he would no. feel the pam OF tne
t,rns yhen they were inflicted. and that ne either
vas given an overdose and He'd from the elr''s OF
,yas killed while unconscious by tls reacherous
fr.nIs Another theory n support of the Delief or
,nnrIsr l. ma; A man resembling Pitzel was de-
,"'I - rho room chloroformed and killed and his
face lisngured as to rem Ter identIhcatioh more