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TENNEssEE TRAGEDY,
A rsnd rhnt l;nds lln ronr nealh

A Feud rhat Entla ID four Deaths.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January ga
few nights ago, in an adjoining county,
some one fred a haystaek belonging 10
Henry Yarnsll. Mr. Yarnell extinguished
the flames and began searching for the In.
cendiaties. He was assisted by man
named Howe. YarnelI was shot dead, the
bail pastirg through h's brain. Howe
was also shut and fatally wounded. The
next day two men, named Brooks and
Gn fly, were arrested on suspicion, and
eing snme distance from a jail they were
confined in q blACkslnith's shop, where
they were gtatded BY two n en-. During
the night noise was heard at a window,
and almost simultaneously two rifles were
fred, the bullets entering the brains OF The
two prisoners, killing them instantly. The
& eatest excitement prevails In the country.
several parties have been arrested, aud
have been removed from that section for
ieAf Of lynChing. Thete is no positive
knowledge as TO the cAtise OF the fnui der
OF Mt Yarnell, but II is believed that the
crime was the result Of an old fend, and
that the two prisoners we're killed by the
friends oi Mf. Yafbell
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ROASTED ALIVE.
aORRIBLERATE OF PIvEMER OHTRE
RRIE Road.
Four Postal CIeFks aud an Express MsS-
AeugeF Baked 10 . FIsP In burn
lug CHFs, the latter After Be
lug Nearly ExIFIcaIsd
"A Shocking Tale.

FLvIRA, N Y, January 2S-The Eri'
train No. l9, from Buffalo, left E mira Las
night at eleven o'clock for New York, Th'
train consisted Of one postal car, one ex
press car, two baggage cars and nine pas
seDgsr cars, most Of them Pullman sleep
ers. When Ave milesw west Of 0wego, nea
rioga Centre, one Of the driving whee
axles Of the engine broke close up to The
wheel, and the entire train, which was go
ing at the rate Of thirty Ave miles an hour
was thrown from the track. The accident
occurred where there was no embank
ment, aud the engine kept its feet, the en-
ginesr applying the air brakes as soon ct
he felt the shock. The cars were stopped
very quickly, but the forward Onts were
turned over and over two or three times,
some going on one side Of the track and
some on tho other, The engineer and fire.
man escaped unhurt,
The postal car contained four clerks
This car almost Instantly took FIRE aud
burned like gun powder. The oil lamps
ueed pTobanly exploded and added fuel 10
thH FIRE from the stove. Every man In the
car was roasted To crisp The remains VI
ols, who weighed 0ve 200 pounds, were
gathered up aud put In small box. Iu
the express car WAS messenger, Henry
@ Brewer, OF Z mira Efforts were made
TO relieve him, hule being cut In the side
Il the car 30 that he got his head out, bu'
his legs were fastened by q piled
up mass OF express matter. Thg
train men tried to pull him out,
but the 4 ,mes drove them away. They
saw his hair aud whiskers burned q, and
then be put his hand up IN his eyes and
ie back into the flames Five men in oil
werO burned No passengers were 10
lred. The men In the postal car must
have perished very quickly, as not sound
came from the wreck except the cracking
Of tho flames.
The names OF the dead are Joseph Red
ington, mail agent, a, d Henry F Brewer,
expfess agent, OF EImira; nail agents
Soy bpl', Of Mount Hopej Iograham, oi
Biughsmpton, aud mail weigher Fox, oil
New York. The remains were taken to
0wego, where an inquest was held.N
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WARRINGTON, January %. "A funny in.
cident occurred In the Senate while MIR.
Mcdonald was speaking in favor Of u new
committee to consider female suffrage.
Facing him in the gallery were crowd Of
sufffagists, headed by Susan b. Anthony,
and they were apparently there to intlmi
date the Senate, for one Of them remarked
on going up stairs: ~.
II should like to see the man who will
dare 10 object TO Senator MCDonald's mo.
ton with this body looking him In the
fsce;" and 80 they supposed But Senator
Davis, Of West Virginia, would not quail,
and the resolution was referred to the com
mitipa :
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WAsHISoroS, January 22.-The extra.
ordinary action Of Governor Murray, OF
Utah, in giving certificate Of election to
Campbell, who was defeated by more
than ten votes to one, continues to be a
theme Of discussion at National Capital.
sentimsnt Ia altogether against Murray 10
this matter, and there are demands that
he should be removed. Although the
President is strongly Rnti.Mormon, IL Is
not believed that he looks with favor upon
Mr. Murray's action, who presumes to Rit
as Judge In an election case and decide
that the man beaten bv seventeen thous.
and votes 10 elected. Ex-Governor Axtell,
formerly Governor Of the Territory, is
here, and 1t 10 believed that he hopes to
succeed Murray when Garfield comes In.
To-day Delegate Cannon, the Mormon
Representative, was asked 10 bRnlering
way, by q member OF Congress, how many
wives he had II have enough to keep
me from interfering with the wives OF
other men," was Cannon's quick rejUinder
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A nlr lnhnsr, lh.l m NOD 40 IlIs

CHlcAo1, January 20. -Four days ago
the postotIice authorities here we're sur.
prised by finding that the registered letter
pouch from Rochester, N. Y, had been
cut open and seventeen out Of twenty.
one vAluable paCEages stolen. AS Ave II
The env, ,pes bore the Ribinsot prst.
Office statnD, Telegram was sent there
10 ascertain their Coniehta aud IL vas
found that one contained $40. thrseothers
10 each, and the fitth ruby breast pip.
From this Special Hebshaw dtduCps
that the total liaa, which was at ffat srn
mofed 10 be $3.50 0OO, does not exceed 300
The bog came over The MichgI III s ,uthefn,
but Rheihet the robbery loUk place on the
train.at the depot or In the UhlCago post
office, IL not known. The matter Ii kept a
close secret by the postoiElCe authorities
in the. hope Of detecting the robbers.
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rHE IlARON kNA, nARRIAsE.


EHe HuVuueNA buFuetUNouttH 70 DC Auta
FItd S0tne time this meath.
NRw York, January %. The 7Snvt
aays: The following paragraph from the
London TuLh Of January 0, Cofrob1falea
the statements m4de by our London cot.
respondent 10 his letter oi December %.
These dates may perhaps, be taken az 40
indication Of the source Of the London
journals information;
The marriage Of the B4toness Bhtdett.
COutts will take place duting the present
month. The day, however, Is not def
nilely aGed, The happy pair will spend
the honey moon In the country, In retire
ment. .......
The forfeiture ClAuse In the will ot The
late DuChess u. Albans is 10 be contested
upon several points, among others thai
the bridegroom Ia not an alien within the
meaning Vi The clause.
am aBGit Us to know whether the tisual
nupiial sbaWls from the looms Of lndIs
will be sent by her MSjeSly on the inter
esling ocGaslon.. ..........
should there be issue, the eldest son viii
inherit the title oi the mother, but he, q
we'll as the younger childten, will bear tht
family name Of The father .i.
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wASHiSoroS, January 22.- General
Hancock was yesterday elec'ed President
Of the National Rife Association. The
General will undoubtedly make an eIR'
Cient President Of the Association, 10
which he has already rendered many
services. Il was through his personal
solicitation that The Fulton shield for be
international matches was given, and II
was on bis application the Federal Gov
eminent sent teams from the army 10 COM
pete AT Ctsedmoor. He has also given adj
vice to The directors on many occasions.
He will accept the Office.
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CHARLOTTE, N. c., JaUuarY 22-Jlm
French, a brakeman on the Piedmont
Road, was killed near Salisbury, in thil
State, last night, while dancing a jIg or
top Of moving freight train and kissing
hia hard TO some women who stood neal
the track. He did not observe that the
train was approaching a bridge, and wal
cons, quently struck, knocked under The
moving train and crushed go badly that be
died few hours later.
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A Mons,rous MOr,Engs,

CHICAGO, January 22,-The Wabash, ST
Louis & Pacific Railroad Company filed In
the Recorders office Of CoOk county yes
terday a document pledping its entir
property for the payment Of mortgage
OF $50. 900 900 to the Centrl Trust Com
pany ot New York aud James Cheney, oi
Indiana.
The instrument states In liza preamble
that IN q onta'andinR inleb eduess amounts
tn S36 100000 Further Indebtedness 10.
Cured by the purchase oil equipments and
assumption Of obligations Of vari, US linps
Of the roads consolidated with the IN lin
lines exist TO the amount Of 100000 Tht
Company desires to acquire additional ex'
tensions nj i"eS, for which an indebted
ness Of 81 | 900 QUO was created. To liqui
date these various indeb edneFses hp
stockholders at the meeting May 8, 1880
decided To issue bonds to The Smount OI
$50 600, 900, bearing six per cent per an
uum, and payable In 1920
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BhLLAIKH.
Stti Gus ConStInE Aecident-AccIdent on
The Ni10n-OiheF news Notes.

Mti OuA C0nHtIng Aecident-AccldGnt OH
The Ni1on-OtheF news Notes.
Mn. YOumans will lecture on TEMPER.
lnre in the Disciples Church Friday
evening nPA'. .,
pIsypd In the Turner Hall on Saturday
evening, januAry 29th. This play is re.
ported 10 be flpt.clah' and it 10 10 be hoped
that Il will be well patI onized and appear
toa full house. j.,
We we're In error the other day In
stating that In the frsCas Where John
9uih wSS stabbed by George Durst, that
Ddtst was the one who started the tuss.
lnppears that Muth followed DursS doHn
tue alley towards his home with q hatcSet,
and slai dpttd bursts father, hen Dufsl
warned Mulh to stop, but Muth Cnntinued
bic NCiOns Al was then stabbed In the
bfestt by Dust
No preaching at the Presbyteria n
Church next Sunday.
AgA son NJ JIhn Heil's was Coasting on
the Winding Hill yesterday, some one hal
lowed at Hell that sleigh was coming,
when hC ATTEMPTED TO stear clear oil the
road aud run his sled into stone pile and
struck his hesd 80 "a to fracture his ok oil,
lie was unconscious for number of hours.
We are informed that he is now doing
vel and that there is not much danger oi
hlA dSihg
- About 43O p NJ Saturday as Joseph
haselotd Of Quebec, Canada q deck hand
on the steamer Nixon, was untying 0 line
thS' was fastened to the bank, he was
CAnsht by cake Of Ice and the rope and
ma liRht lex brOken between the knee and
ankle iint, also his left leg was injured
but no blnea we're broken. He was taken
70 Mheelii 4 yeatefday.
The child Of Tony Hilman was buried
M2P.M yesterday. The intefment wai
In We RoSs Hill cemetery.
Inc CIV lehs Oi IT. Claifaville had q good
time, rudy night, over their victory ID
lnS cluhly seat question. Some Of th(
'eltteha Of this city think tha
ihey he'd better save their money
Inf real estG'ein Bslaite is hiVh and thef,
aten9 houses 10 rent and when We ltitf
me tables on them they might moi be- abi,
70 M1ehepoti their families and household
sorry. Wv "'u'N O' ''''
o9ly one case before The MayOr. Johi
ESsn,ns,a = trAmp and a brother OF nTon
Sn'I., Was locked up on on gatufda
nh L'Tnt 'oF committing an assault With inten
70 wv upnn the person Of Mr., Rilnef, n
The Third ward. ~
p..ms uns sou'li coupling Of the Bellaire an
sIuu.nHesleinn brldRs at the creetk va
snoytu s up the GEEK few inches and
SSuple Gl'he timhen we're broken bv ID
~ Ssolslbg, on Saturday. The Avenin
uAln NaS unable TO cross IL, A Il VA ar
s"Oua Twill be repaired inimedialel,
RC.P,
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RISING Sun, IND, January 22.- An acci.
dent, which came near ending fatally, oC.
cured at three o'clock this afternoon 10 a
party Of coasters. A large sled, propelled
by g. L Downey and NJ. 7. Williams,
with ten young ladies on, was run into by
u team Of mues, d,iven by u drunken man
named Miles. The VIII le party were
thrown under tho feet OF the mules, and
we're kicked and trampled upon 10 shock
ing manner, Several II the girls were seti.
ously Injured. Mr.. D,wney suffered SO.
we're Il jires about the face, arms and legs.
Fortunately none were killed.
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NEw ORLEANS, January 23-snow fell
to the depth Of one inch to-day, the
heaviest fall for fifteen years. Mercury
80 degrees, and growing colder.
KINGSTON. ONr., January 23;-Friday
night the storm completely hl ,Cked the
roads in this neighburhood. D itts In the
vicinity tf Kingston's Mills we're four
miles long and thirty feet high.
ST. JoHN. N. B January 23 "A heavy
snow STORM prevailed all day yesterday.
GALvEsr N, Tx, January %. A few
Il keB Of SNOW Tell throughout The day,
followed this evening hy ght Bleet.
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DArTLINa ~. KIOWLEDGE.
Defending n school s,ouss with GunS 10
GeOPgin,


ATLANTA, GA, January % 9-Advicei
from Montezuma say: A school house
was recently built in the upper portion oI
the county, near Garden Valley, and
there was disagreement as TO who should
teach in the building, Mr.. A. Jones, a
highly respected ard Influential citizen,
having heard OF threat that the school
honse would not be standing on the fol
lowing morning, went there In company
with Mr. John Hamilton to protect 1t from
some midnight mRrsuder
they aecrAied themselves In the top oil
a fallen tree very near the school house
and determined TO await the would be in.
Gel diary. Between and2 O'Clock two
men put in an appearance, armed with
guns, and, after talking 10 a low tone for q
few moments, one of them proceeded to
the school house, aud having saturated Il
with kerosene from bottle, applied the
match, and the building was In sheet Of
flames.
Mr.. Jones, becoming infuriated, fred
upon the villain, and at the same moment
received a dangerous II not fatal wound
from the other party. Mr.. Jones is ex
pected to die daily, but we seriously hope
be will survive this unfortunate occur
renee. Three men-ThomaB and Joseph
Hobbs, his Iather, and q chAriah War.
sham, the sonin'law OF Joseph Hobbs
were arrested.
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IRlSm L,LI[LAIION.

Probable fleet 0f the BtII 10 be Pro-
posed by the Government a Movements
Of PHTneIi.
LONDON, January 25 1t Is said that the
bill for the protection Of persons and
properly inl1reland will much resemble
the westmesth act tf 1871. 1t will en-
power the viceroy, with the advice Of tho
Iri,h Privy Council, to designate the dis
tricts in which the act Is TO be enforced
and a tuhFequent ClsuFe will susI ebd
the habedS corpus BY empowering the Vice.
roy, OIL u IeO SENSIBLE suspicion, 10 arres,
ary person deemed to be an offender
within the telms Of the oct. II will also
provide that the persons so arrested can.
not be released, tried or bailed without
the order oi the Privy Council or the
ViCeroy. Another cause will, 10 certain
caseb, substitute trial before two judges
for a trial by jury l. Ia possible that the
suspension I the hdbtdS CORPUS will con.
tinuo till the first Of August.
PArnell starts for Dublin tonight ard
returns ON Tuesday, when he will n owe,
10 the House Of Commons, against Glad.
stones proposal to give precedence TO the
coercion bills, on the ground thatit would
Involve interference with the rights oil
private members.
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srEuBESvlLLE, o. January PA few
days ago some parties threw lot Of old
iron and rubbish into the supply pump Of
the seubsnvills Paper Mil, and when the
mill started up there WAS terrible crash,
aud the pump was completely disabled,
the dsmpge being about $50 and the loss
Of Two dsys. To-day when the mill was
ready 10 start again some one had thrown
u lot OF stones aud rubbish on the rollers,
ienting them aud tearing the fne wire
cloth 70 such an extent that 1t will now
take two weeks to repair and an expendi.
ture oil 500
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rn.iarn n,nm,.llsnlinn. ,

CoNsrASriSOPLE, January go Count
Cotti, the Italian EmbasSAdor, hai In.
formed the Porte that he must suspend
diplomatic relations until 90 isiaction is
given for the outage on The Italian tlsh.
ing hoats,at MyLilene. The Porte has done
nothing yet.
LoNnoN, January "a "A dispatch from
Athens says that the Powers have inform.
ed Greece that they are negotiating III re-.
gard to the Pofte's citcultf, proposing a
conference al Oonstantihoble.
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LONDON, January 20 The boat race he.
tween Hanlan and LaycoCk has heen fur.
ther postponed until February l4th.
A Paris correspondent says that some ol
the Powers now favor the retention OF
Javina and Mesivo by Turkey.
Eugene Joseph verbofe Khoven, an
eminent Belgian painter, is dead
In the House Of Commons the Foreign
Secretary said that @ Communication from
Mexico, for the renewal oi the diplomatic
relation, would meet q careful Consldefa.
linn
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San FRANCISCO, January 20 AT a late
meeting Of the Chinese Merchants Ex.
change Of this city, the .oljeCt Of which
was to confer with reference to the opium
trade, after long discussion It was decid. d
that the only way 10 stop the consumption
Of that drug here was for the Government
Of the United States to stop lie importation
into this country. A petition was drawn
up and signed, to be sent to the Chinere
Embassy at Washington, requesting their
ExCellencles 10 confer with the Washing
ton Government with view to prohibit.
Ing further importation, OF The article into
the United States. The feeling was freely
expressed that 1t was TO be regretted II had
not been put In the new treaty.
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LoSD'N, January IA private tele.
gram fecelvedat Liverpool says: CAllao
has been surrendered to the Uhilians, az
vel as Lima General ColIey teIeptsphs
as follows! ut is reported from Dslagr
that the gAtfiaon at Lepdenbutg has eur
rendefed 7" The garrison ls supposed tC
eoneist Of one company ui the Ninety
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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER lSg.
CLEOPATRN+ NEEDLE.
Ceremony OrPIAcl"E 'he ObsIlsE In P0lI
IlOn.

tous
NEw YoRK, Januar, ga few minute
after the hour Of noon to-day the Rrel
obeisk was swung from horizontal to q
perpendicular position over the pedssIal
upon which it is to stand in Central
Park, Fully ten thousand persous wit.
messed the turning Of the monolith. A
guard Of l20 marines and $50 snilOrs from
the U s steamer Minnesota were brought
over from the Navy yRId aud marched 10
The PAIk, hesdsd BY the Marine band
The spectators were backed about q hun.
dred feet from the obellsk, The noon
hour was designated as lhs time when the
monOliIh should bsturued Shortly after
that hour Commander GorTinRe announced
to Secretary Evarts that everything was iu
readiness to lurn the stone. Mr., Evarts
bowed, ard Commander GoFringe gave the
final order, The shaft was beautifully
poised between the Tunnions, and, as the
4ignsl was given, the laboroIs grasped the
ropes attached to the base vi the monoli,h
and easily pulled 1t over, while another
Set OF men regulated ils movements BY
means Of q rope attached to its apex. ],
was got To an angle Of about forty five de-
greeS, when the order was given to stop, 60
"a TO enable a photographer stationed
upon neighhoring hillOck to take pho
rogrsph Of 1t In that position. At this
point Commander Gorringe, who seemed
a trids excited, aroused the spectators nv
shouting to the artist, snow 20 ahead
with your photograph" A minute sui
feed 10 get negative, and as the operator
G 'vered his camera, the ltbOTeTs resumed
the work Of turning the s,oue, which gen.
Uly swung to q perpendicular position,
with i's base barely eight inches above the
pedestal, upon which 1t will be lowered
within day or two. AS the top Of the
immense column pointed heaven ward the
cmwd yelled and Cheered, and the Marine
Bard payed Hill @ lumbia," while o
formal salute was given by the sailors and
marines,
NATE PF TAKES 1T IN"
Nav YuIK, January 22.-SeOretary ei
the Navy GCf, Secretary Of State Evarts,
the Central PAk Commissioners and
many representatives OF the Masonic fra.
ernity were among the nearly ten thou
sand people who witnessed the placing Of
he obeIisk upon the pedestal In Central
Park to day
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nAD CAsE ~ StIpN,THKn.
Death OF ChiId frOm Alleged cruel
IPANif,tk knL


FeEr WAYNE, fND January 20 -Liliie
Parker, aged fourteen, WAS To day exhum.
ed BY Coroner Gsfruey by the demand et
her uncle, Cyrus Fike, who made an afIi
dsvit that he believed the child came 10
her death by means oil cruel blows admin.
isteted by her step mother. The body
WAS found to be one macs Of welb and
bruises from head 10 foot, the pfibcIp Il
wound being large welt on the head, eVl.
IDENTITY made with 0 stove poker and
which, probably, OAnsed death. Sheriff
OmgroVe 10 day arrested the entire iani y.
They waived examination until Monday,
and we're lOdg, In jail. The negbboi6
all ag,ee thai the child had been whipped
aud beaten almost daily since Mrs. Parker
married her father, and they will oil be on
hand Monday 10 give their evidence
against her. This evening the deCeasede
brother confessed that on Lheif way 10
school he struck her on the head with 4
club and caused her death. The state.
ment ia not believed by any ore, "a IL ID
thought be Is frightened into mixing II.
There Is no evideI 90 thAt her father hat
beaten her, but simply allowed bis vile Ia
have her own way Ia Abu,ine bic finl
" fee Childien, who Eas q sister 10 Fike
who ordered the examination,
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oAARRoS, January gs The funeral OIL
Nj. U. B. Williams, ST., who was the old.
est engineer 10 the employ Of the Bali.
more and Ohio Railroad, and WIdelv
known and feapeCied, took tSlRce befe Ihia
AFTERNOON. The burial eefvices we're uh.
der the direction ottbe Masonic fraternity,
Rev; Ryan and othefs tfficiatlbg. MI,
williams leaves 0 vile and three children
surviving him, :"
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DASvlLLB, ILL.,, January % Richard
RuSey, a life long antttemperance and
anti.ChutCh orator, having recently
changed the course Of bis life, at the
age Of eighty. y.thres, has been licensed by
the Methodist Quarterly Conference to
preach. Elis debut at Oarlin this week
wss termed by all bis auditors a splendid
effort.
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CISciHSArI, January % s-FAtber Ed
ward Purcell, brother Of Atch.blPhop Pur'
cell, was buried at the ursuline Convent,
In Blown county, 10 day, Hgh mass was
celebrated, Bishop Elder, Of Uineinta!
Officiating, assisted by Bishops Chaymali
Quinn and several friends.
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WEdo no, see that Commodore Sea-
hight has lost anything up to this time
by being a member Of the Legislature.
Iie had the good luck to have q stock ol
o,od. that attracted Mr.. Camden clear
ovsr to the Fifth ward on the hunt for an
oyercos!. After the overcoat was con.
trscled for brief but interesting conver-
,,tion took place on the subject Of the ap-
nrosching election for Senator,