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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Nette 3uitdnbe mjiien i'm Staatss
3u@tbauie BON Obio, 1T meI@em es in
leeterer 3eit mebrfa@ gu itaabalSien
auftritten tam, berri@en. l1eber einen
berartiseu 0orfau, Der ii@ am Sonntas
uor a@t Tasen baielbit ereisnete, beri@s
tet vWd9ter unb Mn3eiser" aus @leues
lamb Tolsenoes: rWdbrenb seitern bic
1900 Sniailen bes 3u@tbauies, eins
I9lieBli9 ber peibliden Strdflinse uno
Der bret gum Tooe uerurtbeilten ii@ in
Der &apeoe ueriammelt batten. um benz
@ottesoienit bei;uwobnen, tam es 3ruis
i@eu swei 8eamten in ber &apeue auf
ben Stufen bes Mltars 3u elmer Reilerei
uor ueriammelter Mfense, BEL mel4er
8lut in StrOmeu loB. Die Grauen
i@rieeu Dor Nnsit laut auf, bic Strdfs
Iinse sii@ten uno ioblten, Die $50 8es
'iu@er auf oer Platform ersriffen bic
6lu@t uno &aplan 8inset bra@te eben<
faus in b0dter Bei6leunisuns iein
tbeures Sd auBer S@uBmeite.
Die Sa@e tam 10: Der erite 9ilfsbi>
rettor Ylaplorb, ,pel9er in &iir3e ieinen
Soften uerlahen muB, batte nit benz
senannten &aplan pereinbart, baB er
einise @orte bes Nbi9iebs an bic gers
iammelten ri9ten peroe. 9ls ct, na@
Nbiinsuns zines @eianaes ieitens ber
Straflinss @emeinbe eben bas Bort
ersreifen mollte, befabl ber 3u@tbauss
birettor s}ames einem 5ilfsaufieber, 9fa>
mems Stadbouie, pIapforb binaus5uia>
gen. Stadbouie iprans iofort Dor oen
Mltar unb fabte ieinen bisberisen @oQes
gen am &rasen. Der webrte ii@ aber,
traf Stadbouie nit mu9tisem Tauit>
i@lase auf bic Naie, baB bas Blut bers
ausi@oB uno uerieete ibm einen meiteren
S&las, 10 baB Der @etrofene pon ben
Stufen berabtouerte, i'm Tallen Plaps
forb nit ii@ berunterreiBeno. Cine ios
lenne prilselei folste, pdbrenb mel@er
ber 3u@tbausbirettor unb feline iibrisen
@ebilfen bic Strdfinse nit porsebaltes
men @euolueru 3pansen, in ibreu S.ten
au bleiben.
Gs selans enbli@, bic &f1dne gu
trennen. Plapforb brobt iett nit allers
lei @ntbaounsen iiber bisber uertui@te
Stanbalsei@i@ten in ber 3u@tbausuers
tuns. @r bat iofort feline &eiisnation
einserei@t.
Gin i9ones 8eiipiel, oas bic 3u@t>
bausbeamten ben ibrer Obbut Mnuers
trauten seben! Cine i@0ne @cene, Die
9eitri9e, in eiuem @ottesbauie"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
Gourtlanb Na&ri@ten.
80. MpriI.

80. Npril.
Matt @aymano unb Ben Sentins er.
ri@ten paulinss neues @ebauoe.
Gbas. 3ieste unb @,emabliu unb 6rl.
Mnna &emele perbra9ten ben Sonntae
in Sleepp gpe.
Nep. .. S4ult mobnt ,udbrenb ber
Wo9e elmer ep. Paitoral~ 6 onferens in
Dodge 80. Bel.
Grnn &i9art uermeilte einise Sage
in &ebwoob Co., um auf ieiner bortisen
Tarm nod benz Ne@ten gu ieben.
Trau u. &. gblert uon Mleranoriu
beIu@t ibre gltern babier.
Nic. &einbart, St. 8cder uno 9ouis
Titner perloren rpabreno Der @o9e ie
cine uertbuoue Wedbre.
Gbierar3t M. 2ipp bebanbelte letten
Samltas oabier mebrere Yferoe. Der
Dottor ideint uollauf bei@dftist 81
ietn.
6rl. Mabel Doty mar am Sonntae
gu 9auie.
@eu. Ebos. 6usbes besab ii@ am
Montas mad benz Often.
@bas. 3ieste eisnet ein pra9tuoQes
9ambletonian Uoblen.
s. Ulai.
@m. S9rap un6 Trau uon Brown
80. beiu@ten am 6reitas bieiise 0ers
uanbte.
s. $. Dotp perianbte am Samitas
3ruei @arlaounsen S@afe na@ Chicago.
8m. @eorsius lit mad 6auie ;uriid<
9etebrt, nd9bem er Elm Sabr lang als
@ebilfe in BET euans. 6iliale uon 9ten>
uiQe tbdtis mar. Gr 9ebentt ii& elm
meiteres Sabr benz Stuoium su nib
men.
Sobn Robns neue Sdeuer ndbert ii3
RAID Der 0oqenbun9.
s. @iimmer unb s. 9aseborn linb
nit $. Tborbien wesen zines Mb5u9s
srabens in l1nelnisteiten seratben, bic
am Moutas uor 6rieoensri@ter 3ieste
sei@li9tet uerben iol1en.
Trau Dabr uon Spofane, @aib., lit
BEL Trau s. @iuep. 6err Oabr mirb
oemna@it ebenfaqs auf einen turSen
Beiu@ eintreffen.
Grau Steue eSomes itarb lette @o9e
im NIter pon % Sabren an S@minb>
iu@t. Die 0eritorbene binterldBt einen
tiefaebeusten @atten uno Elm tleines
T0@ter@en.
Trau Trie StruB, uelde i@on felt
feds Sabren bulFos an &beumatismus
oarnieoerlas, murbe letten Sonntas
bur@ ben Cob uon ibren Qeiben erl0it.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

1teber ben unldn9it uon 8unbess
truppen in Montana feit9enommenen
6ligel Der Trieoens>Mrmee beri@tet bic
, Montana Staats3eituns" pom letten
Donneritas 6olsenoes: y Die Snbuitriel>
le Mrmee, ober Elm Tbeil bapon, ca. 40
Mann, mari9irten am Montag 0or>
mittag unter einem Deta@ement BON 26
@olbaten gum @olb Blcd an Mains
itraBe, no TT ber boben uno auerbo9iten
@tase bie Ser. @taaten Court in Siss
uns 1T. Diitritt Nnmalt 2eslie perlas
bic g3amen ber Dor bas @eri@t citirten,
pel3e Mann fir Mann ibre Nnmeien>
belt betunbeten. Qlls 8ertbeibi9er Der
Mnsetlasten eri&ienen Die Mouotaten
@eors 6alborn bon Butte unb &obert
g. @mitb BON 9elena. 6i&ter ¨es
nabm 3uerif bic Nnfibrer ber Mrmee
Dor, 6osan uno Cunningham, wel&e
unter IS, 900 @ursi@aft ieber, 0tosers
6adett unb McGlliot unter ie $4,000
9eifellt murben. Al ber Mrmee famen
unter $3.50 unb fit ben Reit perlan9te
ber @idter 800 Biirsi@aft fiir ieben,
fir ibr Gri9einen por benz @eri@te an.
Donneritas in oer na@iten @o@e. SIN
Camp ereisnete ii@ ieitoem ni@ts pon
Bebeutuns. Die Soloaten als Wa@s
ter, mie oie@efansenen, ,ri&ten ii& baus>
lid elm; bic gertbeioiser beiorsen bic
Barsi@aften unb Die 8eu0lteruns, pel>
DE ii@ im Musemeinen iebr rubis per-
bielt uub fernerbin ii@ rubis perbalten
,pirb, ermartet, boB bic Suppe, mel@e
man benz Montaua Tlii9el ber Gorepi>
ten seialsen uno sepfeffert gu bereiten
ueriu@te, ni@t 10 beiB seseiien, pte lie
geto4t pirb. @ier,nit i@liebt ber 4.
Mtt bes Dramas. Ser s. @tt tommt
bann am Donnerias in bet na4iten
Wo@e CUR Iuffabruns, iiber ben mir
am Samitas, ben 70. b. 81. beri9ten
,perben.
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0et6dftS.Noti3e,,-

Sir bas bette @aioline sebt gu
Graft.
@alicos unb @insbams meroen gum
unb unter benz &oitenpreis uertauft beis
s. & u. 6ofer.
Teiner @@meDer>, 8riditein>,
2imbur9er>, Rrauter> uno Gream>&aie
1T beitdnois int @'el9dft uon s. S..
Bebnte gu baben.
Nerseiiet MID. ben rSpecial Gag"
bei @raff.
Oen bS9fen Marttpreis in Gaib
fH Butter unb Gier Sablt inn Baiement
pon Mrnolb's @tore al ber Gde BON
Minnelota II. 2. 0RorbitraBe 0enrp
Grone. fba)
Musse;ei@neter 2imburser Rdie gu
20 Gents per Stiid BEL 6.&N. $ ofer.
MQe @orten 6drinse, barunter
,d9te bolldnbil9e", io,pie alle grten
Raie, namentlid ausse3ei@neter ,2ims
burger, INNER an 6anb Bel
ba @. q m m e.
Stride Granffurter 9eberwurit uon
feinlter Qualitdt ite!s frii3 5u baben III,
Tleii9er6ei9dft Don Mar Neinbart.
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&amtt utd)t 9eboten tucroen!

Stibes Fancy Boneless Break
fast Bacon" (sugar cured) -
Cts. pet Pfunb. bo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

~ Daibinston bilben sesenmdrtie
bic Tarifuerbaublunsen i'm Senat bes
gonsreHes unb bic sesen Gorep unb iei:
ne Xeute ein9eIeiteten Nro5ei1e bas
6auptintereGe. syn ber erteren Nnses
lesenbeit i@eint eubli@ Der anfans pom
Gnbe in Si@t gu iein, benn ME IS beiBt,
baben ii@ Die Demotraten iiber bic abers
mails fai1 CUR l1nteuntli&teit suseituste
Tarifuorlase seeinist uno beabii@tisen,
bieielbe 10 i@neu ais m0sli@ CUR Mbs
itimmans gu brinsen. Die Pro5eile
sesen Gorep uuo ieine 2ente nebmen ibs
rem i@Ieppenoeu Gortsaus unb mag es
nod Monate lang bauern, ebe bieielben
gum Nbl@lub selanseu. Sn5mil9en
ma9t es ii@ Goreps 9lrmee int neuen
Vaser 10 bequem ais m0sli@ unb martet
rubis bic peitere @eitaltuns oer @reis :
niiie ab. Die iibrisen ii@ nod auf benz
Mari@ befinblt@en GrieoenszIrmeen,
benen man i'm @eitermarl@ aqe nur ers
oentli@en 9interniile in ben Wes lest,
riiden ,trotoem lan9iam sesen bic Bun>
besbauptitabt uor. &elps armee 1T
pon Des Mlo,nes in Soma aus auf
Tla@bote ben Des Moiness6luB binuns
ter absereiit. DAP bic Easespreiie
fort tfdbrt, in ibren 8eri@ten bic Beme>
suns 10 ld@erli@ ais mOsli@ gu MAIDEN,
uerltebt ii@ uon ielbit, aber mas aud
immerbin 6os 0feiultat berielben iein
mag bas 0olt ,piro oaour@ auf aue
Tdqe gum gta@beuten iiber bic Notblase
im Qanoe 9e3munsen.
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Budlens Mrnita>ga galbe.

Die bette Solbe In ter @elt far S&ntitwunben
tQuetidunseu Wunben, geidmlre, Salsftub, Gle&ten
auis.prunsene panoe, 9roitbeulen, 9abnsraussn nne
VoItdnbise Beiriebisuna ,useRert ober fene Sejobs
lung perlanst. Nreis. a5 Gents bic S4a@te. 3u bas
ben bel .. 9N. Often, Heu lllm.
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9aS Bette In Der 9taot!

@tube's, nit Dampf ausselaiienes
reines Tlieien>S9nals gu 10 Gts. per
Yfunb. DaNelbe piro lit einem ofte:
nen &eilel aussela6en uno lit ais unuer;
fali9t 9arantirt.
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Turtle Lake, s..,,ss!, 81 sis!ss 80, se'

iie6lun9 1T nod INNER 9utes 2ano ;u
baben. Die 6unberte pon Oeuti3en,
1uel@e bort in ben letten orei Sabren se>
tauft unb ii@ anseiiebelt baben, liefern
senii9enbe @arantie fir bic 9iiniti9e
Sage uno 8rau@barteit bes 2anoes.
Das Qano mirb gu semdBisten 9reiien
uno auf lei@te 3ablunssbeoinsunsen
uertauft. &arten unb Mustiinfte, TO-
mie gomen berienisen, bic i4on 9etauft
baben, ,uerben auf 0erlan9en portofrei
juseianbt. 10
II. LOHRBAUER,
l73 Oit Dritte Ctr, ct. Baul. Minn.
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2esten Mittwo@ wurbe Gbars
les gnes, @ei@dftsreiienben far Elm
Malssei9dft in ct. Yaul BON benz ga
loonuirtb @iliam prei&le in 2a@roiie,
Der 5ur 3eit betrunten mar, nit elmer
S@einenbi@ie niebersei@lasen unb ers
lit babel eiuen lebeussefdbrli@en S4ds
oelbru@.
Ger @entraltbeil BON 2pou
County unb bet iibli9e Tbeil uou
Oiase @ouutp in aauias iinb letter
Samitas uon einem fur9tbaren 8oI:
tenbru@ nit loaseli@las be;mseiu4t
seworoen. aOie @isitiide beoedten ben
8oben itellen,peiie in elmer 96be uon
;ebn 3ou unb ber anseri9tete S@aben
1T Elm iebr GROCER.
Die Stabtmab1 in st. Baul
ersab folsenoer @eiultat: Mapor, @os
BERT u. Smitb, Demotrat; Controller,
$. S. MeGarbp, RepubIit.; S@atmeis
iter, 6. 8. Sort. Nepublit.; Municis
pals@i@ter, Sobn @. Emobp, it,,
Dem, @rierM. Orr, &epublit. MuBer>
bem erpdblten bic Demotraten aus 10
oer Nloermen, uno 5 aus neun ber Mlz
iemblp>Mitslieber.
Aus Merito 0 mirb bas Golsenbe
iiber cine mpiteriOie S@atsrdbersei@i@s
.te semeloet. Die ansebli9e Gntoeduns
zines lanse seiu@ten, ipanii&en S@ates
bat teine serinse Mufresuns erjeust.
Seit @enerationen mar bic Gage uer>
breitet, baB auf ber Salapa @au@ inn
Staate Merito bic Summe uon flint
Mi0ionen Dollars uersraben iei. Im
letten Mittmo@, 10 beiBt es, rift elm
Nnsefel1ter ber Stand uber bic Telber
unb eutbedte elm Sod, wel@es bur@ ben
&esen aussewai&en, cine .slatte Steins
fd@e im Snnern 5eiste. Der Mann
rdumte bic Grbe meiter fort unb fanb
auf benz Stein bic Snidrift y Inter bies
iem Stein iiub flint Uduionen uersras
ben." Scr Ylas itebt jett unter itars
ter 8ewa9uus, Bis bic Grase, mer gum
9eben bes G59ates bere@ttst lit, ents
i@ieoen 1T.
S@neubier iit bas neueite Grz
seusniB, womit bic Biertrinter nd@itens
beimseiu9t uerben. Das enslii@e Spns
bitat, ,uel@es iber breiBis 8rauereien
in ben Ser. Staaten controQirt, oarun>
ter pier in Seem Dort, 1T baran, bic
@e@te, Yriutlesien (6ran@iies) uno pa>
tente oer 0acuum fermentation 60. uon
@o@eiter, q. g., gu erwerben. Die
0erbanolunsen iino i@on ieit einiser
3eit i'm @anse unb Der &aufpreis pon
81 900, 900 miro be3ablt meroen, iobalo
nod einise tleinere arrangements erle>
bi9t iinb. Der 3ned oes Wacuum
Termenter um ben es ii@ bauptia4li9
banbelt, iit bic 9erfelluns pon r2aser>
9ier" aus benz &e6el bis gum Mortt
in 3w6lf Gasen. Gs wiro bebaups
tet, baB bur9 bas neue 0ertabren bas
0ier reiner mirb unb bic @66r>&dume
iiberfiiii9 'perben. Das Spnoitat be-
cine ber @@neubrauereie',,
nit elmer Gapaeitdt uon $50, 900 Barz
rel, in Stem Dort gu bauen, uno bas
neue @pltem aud in Deuti@lanb, Gns>
Lamb uno CANADA ein5ufiibren. 6ofs
fcntli4 pirb bei benz neucn 0erfabren
audi 9opfen uno mal3 sebrau@t.
Ole Noropacific Babn Fat dber 200
Grnteberi@te erbalten, wel@e 3eisen,
baB auf benz san5en, BON ibr our@3ose>
men @ebiet, bic fur ben @ei3enbau ful>
tiuirte 6ldde uerrinsert ,porben 1T,
tbeils bcr befti9en @esen ,pesen unb
tbeils in Tolse oer grtenntniB oer Tar>
mer, baB Mannisfaltisteit ber 9derbau>
er3eusniiie rentabler 1T.
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ANDREW ]. ECKSTE|N,
gisentblmer ber
&io1ier Apot9ete

Seem l1lnt, Weinn.
mebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Goilettenars
titeln, parfiimerien, 6arben, Del, Sir
nii1en, @las, Bu@er, S@reibmaterta>
lien pnb uiitini itrumente itets in GROCER
Musmabl an 2a9er.
@ecepte na@ meot3inii@en &eseln nit
sr5Bter @orii9t ansefertist.
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3et1tentartc citctt.

Bon iest Oft rperbe i'd, wieber aue Mrten 3ement
arbeite enerlet OF in 8onrat betm Gag Ibernbs
men. Die been Sorten 3ement fnb itets burd mid Su
beStebeu. @er irsenb etIuas In bteier einie pit:4
tbut gut, bel mir porpribt fir quite Arbeit
ptrb sorantirt.
Ssbann &atien,
h gde State> II. Norbitr.
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Drottrt fe!

@tabe's feline Sugar Cured S@in:
ten su l2t Gents per pfuno tonnen
ni@t iibertrohen merben. (ba
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9enr 12 GcmtS per @fano!

Stube's ausseseidnete Trantiurter
@urit. probirt oieielbe unb ibr wers
BET iider teine anbere mebr faufcn. (ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
MRS. ST1NFORUS TROUBLES.
FIVE MILLIONS TO BE RAISED NEXT
YEAR TO MEET DEBTS AND REQUESTS.
THE LATE SENATOR'S WIDOW AND EXEcUTRIX
GIVING THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC PEOPLE
MUCH CONCERN
.BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.


San Francisco March 1S-"The Chronicle"
prints 4 long and sensa ationa article declaring
that the recent troubles between Mrs. Leland
stanford and c. T. Huntington were due to Mrs.
Starfords threats that she will sell Southern
Pacific and Pacific Improvement Company stock
in order to raise S. 900 900 which must be ready
by May, next year % meet the debts ard
bequess Of the Senator. The Pacific Improve
ment Company is a close corporation. and the
sale Of its stock would have runOus effect as
IL might let outsiders into the management The
throwing Of Mr. Stanford's large block OF South
ern Pacific stock on the market would also be
disastrous. Yet there is no other course open 10
Mrs. Stanford she must pay claims OF over
81. 100000 to San Francisco banks and an equal
amount TO Stanford University. What may be
done is the subject of little more than mere
speculation. 1t Is well known, however, that the
heads Of tho Southern Pacific Company are Just
now doing some close nguring. Consultations
with the Stanford representatives, have been frc-
duent To comphcate further the affairs OF the
estate Senator Stanford, at the time OF MS
death had pledged with various banks railroad
stocks and bonds to secure the payment oi the
promissory notes above referred 10. as repre-
senting in part moneys borrowed FOR the I@clhc
Improvement Company.
othcr facts are daily coming to light to ex-
plain why the estate Of Senator stanford, in
s,ead Of being appraised al from s"oooo~0 10
a trine over S17 coo 900 In spite Of all the great
wealth acquired 10y the Senator in his railroad
ventures 1t h"s been made apparent that he
was not a successful investor. t1e spent money
lavishlv In ventures which proved financial
failures and reduced the value OF his estate
The Senator spent on his great university
$4,000 900. from which ho never received any
financial return The VIVA Ranch gained tor
him the distinction ot possessing the largest
vineyard in the Worli. but TO accomplish this
result he spen; $4,000. .G03 ana never received a
dollar # profit. His great stock farm At Palo
Alio represented an expenditure OF S5.ooOOO) ana
that also. 50 far as money Is concerned was
always conducted at loss Vas; "a - tne
Senator's estate II includes but littlc property
aside from MS railroad interests. which can
readily be turned into money withou; great
loss and sacrifice. 1t r. this fac; which leads
to the embarrassmenis under which Mrs. stan
ford now labora. and VIII n portends no good 20
tha officers OF the Southern Pacific Company
The burden il upon them II show Mrs STANFORD
a way out of her difficulties. which VIII save
them from the crisis which they 50 much dread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-19
4 TIN CAV FiCTORY DESTROYED.

: 4. usrEY & co. or BROOKLYN. BURNED
OFT LOSS ESTIMATED st S2oOcco
rour alarms summoned all the nremcn and fire
apparatus within two miles to York and Adams
sta Rrooklyn at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon to
contend with the flames which hal broken ont In
the tin can factory OF Silas A. llsley co. TIE
fire had gained such heaaway that IN" building
whore II broke practically destroyed. caus-
nx n loss of about $4,000. but the nremen. 10y hard
work managed 10 confne the flames 70 the one
structure and 10 save the adjoining ones. Chief
Engineer Dale and Assistant Chief Engineer Muir
ray directed the work Of the fremen. Ihe hr" was
tn. most extensive and stubborn The brooklyn
nremcn have had 10 contend with in :1any months
The flames are supposed to have broken ont in the
varnlsh room the third floor. ana 70 have been
caused by spontaneous combustion There was no
one In the bIildlng at the time. but James Nun
given. master mechanic; John Berry super ntcn-
dent and William Cole. engineec. had been there
until noon putting the boilers In order preparatory
to an examination by the Hartford Boiler lnsur-
ance Company. They left everything In good order.
At $50 p. m. Policeman Lowery saw smoke issu-
ing from the windows OF the third floor and sent
in an alarm IL quickly followed by second
third and fourth alarms. the latter being new call
used for the first time. Before the nrenen reached
the building a number OF men had entered the
stables In the extension and rescued twenty-four
horses which were there. Half OF them belonged TO
llsley Co. eight TO AsscmDyfnan Plant. ana Tour
10 George
The names rapidly spread through the building
owing 10 the intilmmabe character OF It's contents
and great volumes Of smoke poured nlgn above the
roof Fourteen fire engines GnH four nook ana Lad
der companies were 1T work. together win the lrc-
boats Seth Low and David \. Body, and great
amount OF water was poured into the burning tac-
tory Travel Interrupted on the DTanch or the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad running to Fulton
Ferry in Yorkst, and on the trolley cars IN Adams
TIE FIRE endanT 'red the boardlhs mouse oi .hTs
Bowen, at No % Adams-st, ana the .p2rocn!ai
school OF the Roman Catholic Church o. the AS
sumption OF the Blessed Virgin Mary, at YORK and
pearl sts but the efforts OF the flremen protected
them from damage. After the ro2t OF the burning
building fell "A portion OF the lork-st wall fell
upon the elevated structure and into the street but
no was hurt.
The burned building l5o by IS feet the greatest
length being Ir York-st. and Ave stories high II
had been occupied by Sllas A. llsiey n Co.. TIN can
manufacturer since 1850. and $50 men and girls
were employed. Mr. Ilsey lives at the Park Avenue
mated that the los would not exceed s2lo 800 He
has lnsurances In q score OF companies Tor s26200.
Everything in the building insured save new
presa valued at 800 He knew OF no & Sauss ror the
names spontaneous combuslon Ine New-York
once OF the concern d at No. l73 Pearl-st.
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u,nryrvc TIE Effective SYSTEM AZ YALE

New-IIaven March T. (SpeciaD-An important an
nouncemeut is 70 be made IN IN" list OF eiecuVe
courses OF the Yale Academic department wh'ch
-, =, a. ,Dorr,,v morning Hereafter the
,tor' 40, seniors will be permitted to elect all
c,,oor ho,ra NJ their work. Students may eject
eighteen hours for junior year. and In the'r senior
year limit the work to only twelve ho"r"' " 'n'y
choose. or take an extra three-hour course II de-
siroblc For the two lower classes the present sys-
tcrl is followed. 1t "a announced 'nu' i'o'''oo'
49,, -, x u,riq;er TO England, will return
IN the fail and deliver course or lectures IN IN
rnn,, -. ,,nnoi Law Professors Il. ). Dana anu Gus
trIna oilai 49, -" ,sll also and offer now
arses ne former in the natural sciences ana the
@HouIst5' @ ny E.rman professor Ladd offers a new
me- la,r a. .n,hropometrical psychology; Ir scrip
Gre In SOCIOLOGICAL psychSSsy ana nlcbneT oerS
can can ~ az IN The history OF educational theories
and a%e shT ana rere are hsHe sen
new new cSanges in the courses in English literature
and in history but no nes ns% Of work viii be en
nounced and no spec'ai h"'' " WI" ''' "
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THE IrroPSY or MISS FCLLER HELD
CASE or THE yorNG STENoGRArIIER WHO WAS
ForNr suor THnorGu THE uEAp-TuE
THEORY or MURDER CLING To

Deputy Coroner Dorl.1 Yesterday hcil an autopsy
at the Undertaking esta hlishmenf No. 32 Madison
ST. on the body ~ Mis-. Martha i. Fuller the type
writer. who wGe shot through the mead ~ IN" law
oNiccs of william VI. Mullen. no ia Nassau-s'.. on
Saturday evening.
Dr Donlin sad: Judging from the eXaminaticn
the wound seems - have been seif-infictei. Tho
pistol was h~ld close 20 the lctt temple. The bail
took a slightly upward course and came cut near
the rgh; temple. leaving 4 big cash with pieces
OF bone sticking n TOO wound Tne r.ghi ev" was
slightly iiscolCgcd. No burn AIecovercl near
where the bal. entered ana ouly slight mark
noticed"
The undertaken removed the body - Mics Fuller >
home 40 c31 Eis. Duo-hunir- Land ninth
Joseph r. Migee of No. - West n"-hundrcA-and-
twenty -sIXth-st Nj Mullcns clerk. WHO Is susp"c
81 ~ kn ing than he has dlyug'I In connec-
ton wlth the death ~ Mss Fuller. was arraign"l L.
the ToWbs Police Court yesterday. whore n specific
charge of murI Ter male against .im Justice
Marlin reWandci him to await action 10y the Cor
oner, ana MAGE Was taken back To the oak st
statipn Mage shovel signs ~ gret distress.
though his deTnoanor was In a measure COMPOSED
Ills face was pale and haggard. and he appeared
10 control hs feelings with difficulty.
\ relative ot Miss Fuller said last night tina
Magee had violent and ungovernable temper. Tn"
young wonans relatlveG and rienl is all declare Their
positive belief that she was shot hy Mag. tli
have no theory ~ TO tie motiy" for me dee! The
inquest VIII be held tins morning by Coroner Fliz
patrck.