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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
BR iZILS NEW PRESIDENT
MINISTER MrxpoNcA RECEIVES Official Nrw'

MINISTER MENpONcA RECEIVES OFFICIAL NEWS
Oh TIE ELECTION.
washington. March l. Senior Mendonca. the
brazilian Minister to the United States. to-day Re-
coiv.I = cable dispatch from the Minister Of Foreign
Asalrs reading:
"Tbe election was tranquil throughout resulting
I'm tine election by large majority Of l'r PRUDENT"
be Moracs az President. and OF llr. MAho'i VIC
to,ipo pereira as Nice-proslIcnt'
These were the candidates Of the Republican Tor
Constitutional party. Speaking Of III" successful
candidates Senior Mcnlonca said the ncw'y-electe1
President is u an energetic disposition. but ma.
aI,nnsf gentle. in temperament lie - ap'ut vi -
,,n'r. ~ age a native OF the STAT" or Sh, i"ul''
,.tich n. rDurcsentcd Ia the Imperial Parliament,
'fter haying' served a term AZ lis Governor h'lhE
e,.rf.I ~ an avowcd Republican. tn" Minister WhN
, f.roy,.stuIcnt of Noracs's at law Nchool III ih'F
,to,,u,,or davs. Br. Peicra. the vice iTeSlIent-
Glecf vas born In Bahia. ana was Wrihner "l lh'
,,c,i,v Of a medical college there until the "sthb,
itshmrnt ~ the Republic in lAF, wheh he eh''''
,,.iitics and was elected t. the senate. a,
,:anbor Nerdonca SAID the term or the new ON,
% il not begin until November Is next. but II
,hc host interests OF the country sre I" "''''I ~,
IL President PcixOtO may resign IN favor 81 ne
Moracs when Congress meets on May D.
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but was c.every caught by Park Policeman OHrien
and turned to owner unlnjured
FRESHMEN WHO DISLIKE ". r. SHEEH4N
THE SELECTION OF THE LIEUTENANT-GoV-
ERNOR As ORATOR AT 4 CIANNA-

THE SELECTION OF THE LIEUTENANT GOV
ERNOR AS ORATOR AT CI.AN-NA-
GAEl. MEETING CAUSES TROUBLE.
When the name of William f. Shechan Was placed
on the Clan-na-Gael's programme as orator at the
ll6h anniversary OF the birth Of Robert Emmett
there arose loud protests which hal not ceased
when the meeting called to order last night
at Tammany Hail Among the cubs lny,ed was
the Sarsne,d Club, OF Passaic y. j., in which Shce-
han vas numerically denounced. One member Is
credited with saying Of him. "Sheehan IS dis
graced ana discrcditol politician who Is merely
looking for votes 1t is an outrage on the memory
OF the pure ami patriotic Robert Emnet that such
a man should be asked to eulogize him. Irish
Americans are too ready TO lend themselves as
tools for politicians to make use of. Last fan inns
same Mr. Sheehan imported ID Buffalo from New
York prIze-fighters and blackguards to Keep re-
spectacle Irish-Americans and Americans from the
polls Imagine the high-nnded Robert Emmett II
you cam doing anything like that
Another member in opposing sheehan said'
Senator Saxton's showing UP in Albany OF me
Lieutenant Governors shady Pohtcal methodS am 4
the reppal OF his Buffalo Police act has crlppeu
that po,itcian. and now he wants to make capltal
out Of the Irish and out of his irish name ana SO
~ The club finally decided to attend the meeting at
Newark in preference 10 the Tanmah! Han meet
nj fine hall was crowded and the gathering was
representative Irish one, Joseph ). g. DQnohue was
bis plaCe was taken by exJudse George NJ Van
!nomet in his enthusiasm for Shcchan. lie seemed
- fancv that some excuse should be made for
I,i,a'f ved Bllv's" presence and as an offset 10
the un(ivorabe things that had been said Of him
smoke of the Licutenant-G Governor: Not as plomi-
,ian, pure i'm polltics not as 4 high officer OF the
State'-not as much else-"but as me son OF mem
Der OF the Fenian organization ana as a man whose
| voice has always been loud and ouispoken in the
cause of Ireland
The presiding officer also had a good word - say
! for Iohn C. Shcehan. The eulocistc remarks as 10
| Inc Sheehans did not constitute III" whole evening :
c cG There was music by the Gath Regi-
/ ment Band and there were songs ana an Grafton by
William +. Sheehan 49, - ,,, 81.
! 1u,lnr the singing of which the audience stood.
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DIR. lie BOUTILLIER AND THE GRAND
Jury
HERMANN OELEICHs SAYS THAT he WAS ASKED
TO GIVE ALL THE INFORMATION WHICH HE
HAD ABOUT THE ISLAND INSTITUTIONS
New-YCrk. March 3. 1891.

HERMANN OEIHfCIIS SAYS THAT lie WAS ASKED
TO GIVE ALL THE INFORMATION WHICH HE
HAD ABOUT THE ISLAND INSTITUTIONS.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir In your issue OF to-day, under the healing
Of "Amshouse Conditions" You publish statement
from Or. Ie Eoutillier which requires CORRECTION
You quote him "a follows;
II am not surprised at the failure ~ IN" Grand
Jury to find case against the d'iartIunl '"i
they did not get Information which W"u'd I'du w., w.
not make Inquiries % to call from me what /
knew about the institutions"
To this beg 20 say that either vorr reporter has
gotten 1t all wrong. Dr lie Houtiller Is stating
n deliberate falschood. and am inclined 10 give
your reporter the benefit Of the doubt
Dr. Ic Bou;illier not subpoenacd bat cour'e
Dusty iavitcl hy note to appear at h!S convenience
before the Grand Jury. and when he d!d 50 he was
closely toned upon all ~ the points touched on
In his letter to The Ncw-York Times the date OF
which | have forgotten. but which letter was IL
b.for" the Grand jury, az well as arucl"- III ar,
Evening Post =" The struOgraphers minutes VIII
rr,s tho utter fale,y q his statement as wei as
show that tho very last question asked MN was
10 give the Grand Jury as much g'N'tAI Wl"liit-
oin,s =, which in his opinion their attention should
Ice drawn ON the occasion 81 their proposed WISH 10
~. island II be- failed 80 give m" iull u"rnnN 'h
requested IL was herausr hc ga t'' PsS. -, -.
mat n was one thing talk through ihc No." --
t,afers and another 90 make statements under oath
am fIllv aware of Nh. annlus mat moves MN iu
his continued attacks upon ir Fatl n@l',s - ~
DEFENDER AMI if iS my opinion that ms Sitltih' ~
should be- taken with II o9ni"nt- ~ its 20"
' Foreman February Granl Jury.
\cyy-Y York March I. ls9i
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JoiIN G. SWEENEY.

John g. Sweeney. proprietor Of the cafe at 10
G. Fuiton-st. formerly ~ T.. kirk ~ GO s. "i'1 az
Mount Sinai Hospital Saturday from ire '"'C''
- an ,,.r,,i,n ,~r.rn,4l for absc.ss Of the brain.
NJ Sweeney VA. flrty-;wo years old and a we'll
known man aL1ut to~n. For number 81 y'1iN
he was a special deputy sheriff ana Wa ,Ie i, ~
Flac. and aftorv1rd at Park Place ana 'nuIcn-or,
liz took possession Of KirKs on IlfceInn.r l,'
Nr sv.ernav Wa a member Of MINERS .o's''
- and 4 n ~ ~. CRYSTAL Lodge, J. - -. r, So
io,: Rrooklyn Clty Lodge. knights ot Homo 80,
10, me Washington Heights German tIuD7' '"'
T.nlorio.n cub ami Mystic Shrin'. ,......, IT,.
Tho funeral will take place AZ 'aNtrW "np'' . III
da, me membeis % thr various Masonic 4rIerS
vii attend ia a body. The burial VIII Do al '''."-
wool Cemetery.
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'.JObaunis"
PostOHlce Notice.

Foreign mails for the ws;s easas Ma ,o,I 10 will close
GSbA N Il :s'ss' a, 'H' ais and
Guatcmaia per T. s. saltwater. from eworeans. Gal.
via BTfmen deticra for other parts Europe w
81 ioi" a. M 'sapplcmenary M for yenezuela and
also ssy9no ya nr,s mus. PER sc sd sr
GafDeas -. at p NJ for Bachelds W. O.
wEpXESpAy for pi RTsa and el ka P mas
Gs',crs for other 81 s parts Sf
for Europe per New{oIk via southampton as''er'
for Tn9a mu Srl SS pcr Via Antwerp
c%Is must S be sff nn ?r at ". - for Grenada Trial
dad ana Tcbaso per crs9e prinrs a. p m to
Tor Porto Rico direct per Moons rome New
Orleans. .0 a, 3 p M for del Toro Bris-
$ s. EIan,. via Amsterdam detters must he directed
per n at and n nne i Sier. for NoTih Rraa
La Plata countries mus; be directed per BrSon az
rq de raix per Ell c2 ,.Sc,, del roro per
Yn nmnIiNi from Nsw,or lea sG'
rAd% and lS psh nd per-
La Ga cosne via iIavre; at a. m Tor Europe per
VIA VIA S%,ha%pon letters must be directed per
SNss'S Columbia a. VIA va Naples qees must directed
a. Infested e. p or at 10 eH me- sup.
p piers sr iosc VAN M FOR Fortune island Jamaica
mel sHs Z Per HS 10 q
Rical and South Pacific ports. per Newport, VIA
Colon Qetters Guatemala must he directed per New
port') al 1890 a. for campeche. Chiapas. Tabssco
and yucatan per Concho letters for other Mexican
states and cuba must he directed per concho at II
n m FOR Netherlands direct. Maasiam via Hot.
tcrlam ,leers be directed per Maasdam) AL 80
D. m for ST. Pierre Miqueon. per steamer from Halifax
Mails Australia texcept those for West Australia,
which are forwarded via Euope). New Zealand Hawaii
Fiji and Samoan Islands. per g. s. AanieJa nrnm pan
Francisco clos here daily TO March Sd at $50 p M
,or on arrival ewYork Of =. tmbria with british
mails Australia Mails for Australia 'eacep. Nest
AUSTRALIAN Hawaii. 4. Warrimoo urom van
couver close here daily March 81 and March
gth al 63O p. m. Nails for Hawaii, per Australia
from here daily Ia March llth
ut GsO D. Mails for China and Japan per s. Gaelic
from San daily up TO March l4h AZ
6aaO Mails for the Society Islands per ship Tropic
Bird from Francisco close here daily up 10 March
18th at Gso p M Mails for China and Japan. via Van
Especially addressed only close at this ONCE
daily NJ G:30 o. Newfoundland by rail TO
Halifax and by close nj this offce daily
al 80 D. M Mails Miquelon by rail 10 Boston. ana
thence by steamer this office daily at S30 M
Mails for Cuba by Tampa. Fla, and thence ~
steamer sailing Mondays, Thursdays and satum.asyD.
overland unless specially addressed for dispatch By
steamer close AT this Office daily at a. m.
Registered mall closes at y m. previous d9y
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmastss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

THE INDEPENDENT COUNTY ORGANIZATION SAiS
TIlAr ALL BRANCHES OF THE CITY GOV
ERNMrNT ARE CORRUPT AND SHOULD
RE INVESTIGATED.

BE INVESTIGATED.
Tho opponents Of Tammany following up their
attacks upon the city government by laying oeio'
the legislative authorities evidence to snow tat 'e
Wigwam bosses are amassng great fortunes dI t"e
cxpeuse Of the taxpayers. and that an investigation
Of all the departments will reveal an alarming STATE
of corruption and rascality. something else pes'u'
,b. Police Department ought to be shown up a
committee appointed by the Independent tou''J W.
g,nization OF which John ID. Townsend Is hdI"'','
and Ernest IIaryier. William ~ dauS' Jo9't'
steiner and J. T. smith. the other members, sent a
letter to the State Senate yesterday sNlH6 loa'0'
why there should be an "all-around mVesusa''o".
Tho recent revelations Of eN-Fire Commissioner
Henry Winthrop Gray to the purchase OF horses
at 500 each. but worth only $3.50. ana 10 the pec"
tons Of sibordinatcs, create. the committee al
leges sufficient reasons for an Impartial ana tho'
o.rh examination OF the Fire Department andlls
Inc Dock department, whose Commissioners ue
sire to spend $,1OO.GW IN purchasing ~ 49, .iie:
s. ugn p,D on the West side WATERFRONT, LcSiueS
,oyDvu year for other putpo i1rr,oJ, f. at
lntto thinks to receive careful ana lil.ut,,o 49,,
the Sinking Fund commissions "Iiv I o,J i,s .I-
all maj lies between the Dock Board ana us -.
pcnditure Of millions OF ,a o,IdrI "a non partisan
hioar,l tie co:nmittec says selected from business
mon by the chief Justice Of me thIe' "'s"'''
courts. and not by Tammany May'r, d., p,rhsr
Park Board. also wholly under T"mmAny comt ttii.
BE- 'rt-'u''l 'S another pi 'irI 1,..,,o,, a,l th.
,l., .-.-in oi ,au. -tJn. AXE ''ri. Ills ,.' ,,o
f.ii,n into Tanrany nlnds II cNpends about >o, i
aal naturally attracts interruptions pomticii1ins'
IN. Excise Board. always mere poht,Cai
lalL II should also be- looked into, as wen "S tue
9iti., briev~e mat tho Office Of Corpora
.Ibn Counsel should be made elective; ana t.ldt az
ia,ion - none, and the time ana kind of service
performed would demonstrate that TINS appointment
rEr b.p1rinent Of Strcct-l leaning. the committee
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mrs NrrT>0y.s Drr0RCE SrIr.

san Francisco NJ 4rch 1.-The action OF Mrs. Chaf-
lotte Perkins Stet~Jn, niece OF EdWari everett
Hale in bringiu- suit In Oakland for divorce has
caused much comment among her trends. Mr@
Strtson came - southern California over ihiee
wears ago to adopt u literary life. leaving her hus-
band Charles ". Stct~on. an artist, ia frONidence'
L. l. He soon ur-,d hcr TO return with ther only
child but sin refused. Then he began divorce
suit in Providence. but the court he'd that though
the wife had written letters declining TO I'VE Win
him. there was suspicion OF COLLISION, ana u re-
fused the divorce. MR. Stetson the! eldIt'i oui as
a lecturer on Henry Georges sInsr-taA theory anu
on woman's rights. and by these lectures anu ar
ticlcs I'm newspapers aud magazines she mas male
A preclrious livelihood. She has deVelopei me
theme of womnns bondage in several poems she
holds the doctrine that women should tmillcila' .
themselves from the drudgcry OF the hltcheh ana
he
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Philadelphia. March i-Dr. William II. hutN, 'o'
a number Of years an associate editor 81 Inc w.
lie Ledger" died suddenly a; his home. No. 'lo
Sprucc-st.. last evening. IN his thfV-SIA'" Yoa'
one hour before his death Dr. Burk was AZ ne
d,,.,,, office in q cheerful frame OF mind. and eA-
hibited no signs Of his approaching demise aihouSh
not IN good health He was "A son of the "'e isaac l.
Burk. a celebrated botanist of this city ana Il
brother Of Addison - Burk. assistant ma . En-,
odi,or of 9TH, Public Ledger ana OF tc h'N.
Ics.n Y Bark Of the University OF ItnhSyN"lili.
lie was born n December, lH'N ana ms .aa,f ii .u
,ticr WIS received in the public schools In adIitol
tn his editorial work on "Ihe Ledger Dt. huih
wrote many 'clcs Of literary merit Tor HriTu,
"nnrrh IN Nrn-lorscy." At the dine Of his death
br H,,rk was engaged In writing a work on 'Ih'.
Life Of George ". Chiids' lie leaves WHO" anu
an hhnntrl nAuEhlrr
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pcrtlanI Nc March 1. Franklin j. Rollins died
early this morning IL Brights disease lie was
sixty-seyen years Old and son ~ Judge Rollins OF
S,mcrsworth y H. when a young man re was IN
trade I'm Franklin Falls. In ls6e ne was appointed
Deputy Collector Of Internal he'eAur Uh''r ~ ''
Miller and after Mler's death became Collector
,llino th.. office for Twenty-Five years. until there
WAS a change IN 'hc party IN power since then he
had been In the Insurance business. lie leaves
widow three daughters AMI Two soAs. one diugh,
Tor is the wife of Clarence Hale ana the other ~
Ir + H. kimIall His brother Is cN-SurrOgate
Daniel G.. Rollins. Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
HOUSES BURNED At ALTOONA.

Altoona. Penn, March AT an carry houF inns
morning the livery stable of James Mccoy, NO
t9S Tentb-ave tins CITY was discovered to be on
fire and before the flames were subdued II was
ruin Adjoining tine stable was a two-story prIcA
hous, owned by f. q. Naldc. This was also prae-
ticaliv ruined by tire and water lmfheildte'' vi
rho west was a two-story dwelling ana parperI
si,np the former occupied by David Duhnlte, ana
the latter run 10y Major Croker Ihese T NJ III
destroyed together with their contents. ne MI
ebony House James Megahan proprietoI' ~, 49,
damaged by fire in the upper story ana ene o"v r
NM Of the house flooded with water erecting an
almost total ruin of both building ana coi.'ent ny
The total loss will foot up about sloo'" "" ''''
there IS an insurance of about $39n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
T,vv.IIIp NOMINATIONS.

Rel Bank y f.. March (SpccaD.- The Repub-
lcIns auI Democrats OF shrewsbury Township nave
named their candidates To be voted for ~ the an
ru,l town meeting on March l.. The former have
paced In nomination strong ticket made up IN
part of W Tabor Parker for Township Committee
man. Thomas T. Brown FOR Assessor. George b.
SNYDER for Frecholdcr. and john NcPeak and James
Walsh for Constablcs. Most of these were renolli-
ulteI The Democrats, realizing The FAINT nope or
clcctlng their candidates In Shrewsbury Township,
made only part Of ticket David Nalllng being
named for Freebooter and j. Frank Patterson
and Amos Bennett for Constabes. committee
vas selected ID choose the remaining candidates,
but the ticket has not yet been completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


ELECTION BY BONDHOLDEES INVALID
Chicago March (SpeciaD.-The Appellate court
has sustained Judge ShaN's decision in the Toledo,
Peoria and Western quo warranto use by when
I,du.,rl II Durkee was ousted a. one of the direc-
tors of the road the ground that he was erected
by the bondholders rather than the stockholders
The defendants will carry the case TO The supreme
Court They hold that when the incorporatorS pro
iie tha the holders OF bonds shall vote snch bonds
and when the bonds themselves guarantee ths !
right they may vote them for directors. ShoUii
thev secure decision the bondhO!ders can control
,he road Since IA" suit brought The ROAD mas
practically passed into the hands OF the fchi'S!'-
yania ana peculiar complications have arisen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL
WORK OF THE G-15-99 CLUB.
ITS PRESIDENT SHOWS TIE RESULTS IT HAS
ACCOMPLISHED AND IT'S NEEDS FOR
THE FUTURE

ACCOMPLISHED AND us Ntf.bS lO4'
THE FUTURE.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The G-l5-s9 Club now has 23i clubs enrolled
in It's organization. There was distributed last week
among nine organized charitable associations OF TINS
city the substantial sum Of $J00. Great indeed ~
this sum. considering that most Of the money f'-
ceived contributions OF 6, 10 and 20 cents per
week from individuals forming members OF our
club. who are themselves bread-wnners. II APP
peI!s at to the sympathies and generous FEEL
ings Of every worker in the city to whom it has
been presented promptly relieving. as 1t has, the
poor and needy.
In the last week ending on Saturday. PA deserv-
Ing cases many of which were families. were re
lcved directly through the club or its chanAls'
also 10y the distribution II 1908 food and grocery
tickets which have brought cheer and sunshine to
many sad and cast-down hearts. Among the eases
were several particularly destitute ones, OF when
one was broken-hearted mother with seven chil-
dren who had been struggling Ior 'ne pas a aM3
also months rent paid IN advance. Ahothet sau
case was father who had been OUT oil WY V iV "
several months with three motneriess cH ~, dos
look out for. These are a Few samples OF the ues-
titute cases which cared for weekly, - N
Club at no lOi West Thirty secondst, has met
with great success. one hundred and five places
dred and sixty-sx people registered and there were
l3rt OF tmS ,f. sr,in nerSnns free Of any
charge whatsoever for either employer or the en-
roycd: German. Italian and French. and, in fact,
police CAPTAINS Of the different precincts have CO.
operated with this movement and have directed
the investigation Of cases. The good Work doh'
hv the G-l5-g0 club is indeed marvellous. The rel
subscription boxes are meeting with great sue
cess and are 10 be seen In many places, ana every
penny or fiVe-cent piece dropped therein may be
the means Of assisting an unfortunate
The General Committee Of the 6-l3-;9 club com
nrises some OF the best representative business men
Of this city \ meeting Of this committee VIII be
ha,d Tho coming week Contributions and donl-
lions can be sent 10 No ~ Broadway care OF
" Dill Washington. president Of The G-l5-99 club.
WILLIAM OIL WASHINGTON.
New-YCrk March 3. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
uovry ~ BrRMIH AND JAPAN

Dharmapala in Journal Maha-boohi society
r,urr, IA j. the Land Of free woman 81" - me
bu' lt'ii - ,rhrhaW lost his Kingdom because
Queen uppay1at reignrd in MS sead hT sriGr
iT H her beautiful hair dc,l',l IN DrAu,liui ross
sir Nv, her neck ana fingers adorned with
yilua5r rnbes and diamonds wh2 WEI not 5c
fascinated by hen charm o,ly IN fr"ty gnys
are Il, ,'t The tempes The promeAde OF ne Grand
GoIen ssgnectaclc Hundreds OF gay young girls;
I,,,hn, and chatting, some distributing food
some i"ufHn ,rins some offering nowers before the
s1,,inless shrines OF the gentle iathasata on al
most VI Ef,iries Thc Burmese girl IS graceful
PAM ,h sweetest flower Of womanh2od IL TO be
h% i in Japan the land OF ara
cherry DO, s I'm, Nnrman In his splendid work.
c9 %n heal lc japan ;ays The Japanese woman
IS me hes her. a. follows: ~ you could TAKE ne
desrcipprs, ,, Inc Owes OF Sister Of Mercy at her
iisn cos task the smile Of maiden looking over
th% seas for her Lover I;i di them nfo wnsomr
spoleua Inv little body, crowned with mass Of
and heIihs III and dressed in bright rustling silks
jet-blaehn, nI have the typical japanese woman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

Washington. March 4.-for New England. Eastern New
York N,w-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. the
District ~ Columbia. and Maryland fair followed by
threatening. slightly warmer south winds, probably show
e. Monday night
For Vuenm. North Carolina and South Carolina gem
followed by Threatening weather ami showers
IN Nrrm' western portions IN the afternoon, with prob
ably ran Monday night south winds; slightly warmer on
tn, coast
FOR West virginia Western Pennsylvania and western
New York, threatening. showers Monday night south
winds. probably colder Monday night.
For ohio showers. south winds; probably much colder
night.
For Indiana rain; much colder Monday night southeast
winds.
For Illinois rain. with conditions favorable for severe
local storms; colder; moderate cold Monday nsht'
south gales becoming northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
FIRE RECORD.
ANOTHER WORLDS FAIR FIRE.
ARREST of A MAN SUPPOSED TO BE THE iNCEN-

ARREST OF \ MAN SUPPOSED TO BE IHE INChN-
DIARY-NO DAMAGE DONE.
CHICAGO March 4-One more of the frequent at
temps to destroy Worlds Fair buildings was ftlaue
this afternoon but the attempt failed, anu resueu
I'm the arrest of man who gives MS name aS
Michael Murphy. The police believe they nave III
custody one of the gang of men who nave sue sue
creIeI in doing so much damage TO the EXPOSITION
BUILDINGS by the use Of the torGh Ime No.
which is unoccupied The building Is close 70 ~. h
terminal station, and the early discovery The ot fire
company soon extnguished the blaze, the dain l
being nominal The man under arrest Was Ss az,
near the fire station shortly before laneS were us
covered ana the Columbian Guard in charge SAYS
he believes he produce evidence when nis WIN
has been seen proving around the Worlds Far
buildings during the last two weeks, anu Will
arrnstei was not able to give good account OF
himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
ROOM ~ THE COUNTRY.

To tie Editor OF The Tribune.
sir. Remembering the good work your paper d'i
in early days urging young men % go We !
write suggesting that you make special onort ~
49,. ,p,.r,s, ~ the gr,ut army - unemployed. Crse
ali such a. FAR as possible 20 cultivate the SOL
II ,hcv cannot gct farm. get or rent PAR 81 one
or .tn ONT bot ur a garden ct or part ~ on" ~
n 90, ~ land should D., i'ft uncu!fiNatci ~ u",'
f,,n.s ~ dr-,itutiYn. I,y - doing. many "h" ar
now living on charity or the poor innH 'il rms s
ali ar moro than they need. | am sure your hsi'-
cIi,ur,I citor viii gladly give all necessary IN
strrction needed 20 run Il small farm or ,f'i zen
successfully. $500 d. - -
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