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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
A SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
Five Children Made Orphans by the Killing
of Their Parents Near Youngstown.

Of Their Parents NeaF YOungstOWns
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
YOUNGSTOWN, o., February 12-While driv-
ing over a crossing of the Plttsburg, Youngs-
town and Ashtabula Railroad here this evening
Mr., and Mrs. William H. Marsteller, residing
in Coltsville township. were struck by passen-
ger train and killed, each being horribly mutt
lated.
They had been spending the day with rela-
tives and were driving home when the accident
occurred AS the top of the carriage was up,
it is supposed that they did not hear the ap-
preaching train. Five children are made
orphans by this accident. Marsteller was a
thriving farmer and well thought of by all who
knew him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
River TeleRramS,

River TeleErams.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAAs TO THE DIsPAroR.i
MoRGANTowN-River 8 feet and stationary.
Weather clear. Thermometer 46o at4P.M.
BRowNsvILLE-River feet inches and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer 430 at 8
Pm,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
Trrngurer IN Town,

Treasurer Richardson, of the New York
Brotherhood club. is stopping at the Hotel Du-
quesne. He speaks highly OF the new Leagues
prospects and deems IL a sure winner.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
HANLON HOME AGAIN.
he Says Hes After Two More
Very Good Men.
WHAT HECKER HAS TO SAY.
Good Prices Realized at the Brasfeld
TrOtting Sale.
TIE SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

Manager Hanlon returned from the East,
accompanied by his bride. He is expecting
to sign two frst-class players. Manager
Hecker is busy arranging exhibition dates.
There were some good sales at the Brasfeld
trotting sales.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
ESCAPED VERY LUCKILY.
The Hull Rioters Fined $50 Eaeh-A Pub>
lie Meeting to be Called.

OTTAWA, ONT, February 12.-At the
Police Court in Hull to-day. Louis Therin
and Alex Beaudoin, for taking part in the
the highest penalty imposed by Jaw. Miss
Wright will cross to Hull again next Tues
day. Over 1000 Ottawa citizens have
volunteered to protect her.
A public meeting will be held tomorrow
night to take action.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ThePEOPLE'S STORE
FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG
MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS IN
HAMBURG EDGINGS.

Nothing with styles qualities but simply last years goods that are
closedOu
LOT NO of White Embroidery red and blue grounds
LOT NO Wider and finer goods reduced from cents cents yard
NO. 3Anot grounds
and finer at double
NO. ALI White Hamburg from
reduced
reduced
10 reduced
12X reduced
NO. 6smaI line Of Half skiings and
70
beautiful
intermediate qualities
s.
will with
TATN NTU1Tu HAAEDTTDnO
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
True Bills AsnIusr Brown and MeyIer.

MEADvILLE. February l2-The grand jury
now in session here brought In true bills to-day
against r. B. Brown and NJ. M. MeyIer, charged
with criminally nbeling the Commissioners Of
Crawford county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-13
Oklahoma Bin Recommepded.

WAsHrEGToN, February 1.-THE House
Committee on Territories to-day decided to |
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
EUpFpSY.

his is what yon ought to nave,
] iAct, You mus, have 1t, to fully en-
4 l,fe. Thousands are searching
+ II daily, and mourning because
~ find it not. Thousands upon
ponsands OF dollars are kyent an
raHy by our people in the hope
PAT they may attain this boon. And
FL 1t may be had by all. We
"afan'ee that Electric Biters, if
Se' according TO directions and the
Re pessls'ed IN, Will bring you
'ood Digestion and Gus, n. demon
dyspepsia and lns,sli instead Eupep,
y. We recommend Electric RI,
ers for Dyspepsia and all diseases
= Liver, Stomach aud K,dpeys
>nld at soc. and 81 % per bottle BY
y \ Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
EAIK NOTICE.

GONE OF TIE BOYS who 20 III
- bathing break the wire ttuc. around
my grounds. and also rob the bard
nests. Those who do they arc known.
and II it i not stopped. an appeal viii
be made 70 their parents. and ii these
dcpredation> are not checked, [ Will
give personal notice Ia each of SAID
BOYS torbidGing them II come on my
lands.
PAUL C., CAMERON.
ilill>hoIo. \ C., July /. 1890.
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The w OI.IU is Moving.

CALDWELL. INSTITUTE tor male,
~ and female will open the md Tues
day of August and January OF each
wear. and continue for five months each.
On entering College | felt the need of
a first-claSs high school education. 50 !
will guarantee a iirst-clas~ high school
education to all who come under my
teaching. | have been in College for
nearly three years where ! bad the very
best instructors to instruct me. SO ! feel
safe in saying that | can give satisflc-
ton to all who give me a trial.
TERMS
English Branches, *l.,o To $50 FER
month.
Latin and French each. extra. 800
per month.
Music with use Of Instrument $500
per month.
Board. very convenient, 800 per
month.
For further inf0I nation. address
j. II. MCtRACkEN,
Principal. Caldwell institute. \. 4.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
DURHAM DISTRICT
SUNDAY H
CONFERENCE.

SCHOOL
CONFERENCE .
VII be held 10 lIIlisboro next
week The following programme
has been arranged +
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Opening Sermon by Rev. D. l.
Earnharil.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
OpeningE xercises-conducted by
Rev. J. I. Harr,-s Presiding Elder.
Address by tue Prc~ideu,-E. j..
Parrish.
Enrolment Of Delegates.
Review Of the past years work III
The DlslIlct; lis successes and tall
ufes aud their cau>es-kev. J. I.
Harris. +. L
Tools .or the Sunday School
Workman; Booss, Papers, Libra
lies, etc: How to &c, aud use them
-kev. V. A Sharp.
Country Sunday Schools their
peculiar difficulties and demands
W. +. Stroud.
How shall! we wind the children
Of careless aud irreIigious parents :
l-Rev. q. w Isey.
How TO reach and ho:d Young
men-Rev. w. 3. North.
WEDN. SDAY AFTERNOON.
Devotional Exerclses-,ed by Rev.
j.. l.. johnson.
Sunday School Officers their du.
ties and re-ponsibll.ties-E. Ballard.
The Teacher before his class per-
sonal character, preparation and
method Rev. X. i. Bumpass
The Cnhurch at Sunday School
Rev. I. y. Ivey.
Temperance Why, when, and
how shall we teach it in the Sunday
School ?-ltey. l.. l.. Johnson.
The Scholars conversion and
christian culture--Rev. n. L. Col
tfane.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Scrmon-by Rev. J. 5. Nelson.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Praise Service-led by Rev. w.
Is. North.
The value of the Sunday School in
promoting revivals and making our
young people intelligent, stable and
active members OF the church-Rev.
J. Is Martin,
Home and Sunday Schooi-Rev.
j. + Underwood.
Possibilities Of the Sunday School
work.. II. Sou1hga'e.
Authority and obligation Of the
Sunday School, with reference to
the church and young, from 8 Bible
s,aDd-poin,-Rcv. =. A. Yates.
The relation of Pastor and Sun.
day School-p. n. Briggs.
*Questlons asked.
MOTE. Let delegates or visitors
write out any question upon which
they desire lntormalion. These ques
tlons will be referred to a commit
tee and answered at the afternoon
session.
/, THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Bible ReaJing-conducted BY
Rev. K. +. Bumpass.
Inspirations TO Sunday School Tx
ercises; punctuality, regularity, mu
sic, and a1e concerns, prizes, banners
etc, valuable as such "A. H. Mer
How shall we better equip ant
sustain our Country Sunday School!
and secure the largest attendance o
adults aud children all The year? ?
I Rev. O.. Ryder.
How to secure the attention 0
:, scholars while in the class REV
w. Ii. Pucke.t.
QuestloEs Answered.
Election CT Officers and othe
business.
A. adjournment.
so Hornet Nests wanted at tn
IIitl-boro Book Store-ali hornet
excused.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
NJ . / { |.

By virtue OF authority conferred up
on III by a certain decd in trust cXecu-
ted by Jerry Balm and his wife on the
4tl day OF March. 1890. and duly re-
corded in the Registers Office ct Or
angc County. | will sell TO the highest
bidder tor cash at the court house dnol
in llli,-poro on the 9th day OF August
1890, one lot OF land containing | J..
acres, bounded and described rs fox
lows: On the north l,v Orange Hole
man, Oh the east by Tho. u. Turner
lknown IL the Race Tract and the
RoXboIo road. AMI on the south and
west BY the said Thomas d. Turner.
land (known Is the Race Tract.)
This Stll day OF August. 1890.
CHESTER II. TURNER.
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
IMPORTANT.

l have left my accounts, notes and
mortgages with Mr.. JAS. III. Hedg,
le'g. He viii receipt for all money
pad In for me, and deliver up notes
4'l mortgages. | will be com
|pe''ea TO put ont all claims fer collec-
tgh very soon.
{. VI. PARKS.
Hiiisooro, \. c., June 9Th, 1890.
Don't forget TO examine The
-" case az the Book Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

notice OF ,ale OF Iand by
..n y. Turner, trustee.
arc no, responsible tor the
l,4I correspondents.
f,.rne>, at the IIlil-bora Book
) increases daily. Thanks
W lave tal the hottest days
,l.. most Of ,h.m this summer
rcotd Tor year,.
r y. Suulwick continues
c, There ~ 10 improve
So regret To icarn.
~. K Monk. crazy white
On Little River township,
al Wednesday morning.
T. W. II. Pickett returned
'Mutehral CITY Tuesday. He
,fa chin the Methodist church
sunday at ,hc usual hours
n. ! :. Kirkland brought Us
81 cotton bloom July 81 fon
..m Of Mr.. Irwin J. Kirkland
Cu.c', store. Good tor Orange.
HE l'irs, Baptis, Sunday School
had good oil fashion
in the eDat1 Walk an on
,auks OF Emo near town Tue.
NJ. JAS. y. Robinson, editor OF
Darl am SUE, made US a pleas
| ell Tuesday. lie was here will,
! ! 80 baptist Sunday School OF
sam or their annual pic nc.
/ Ms. J. f.. Allison uormerly
/, >ndie llu.hes,) and child, q
'co City, Texas, are visiting the
pcuts % Mrs. Allison, Sheriff Jno
IInghes and wife, near Cedal
w.,
Capt. Walter 5. Witherspoon
upanlel Nv his bride, lorlmarl,
J. Emmie Whit,ea, spent seve'a
i, with lis mother at the ol,
i ne urar town last week. They
saruc; u Durham Monday.
II Gccoucechre hotel ia i in.
4 I'D business. Mr.. Hasscli. III
Il pIclor, knows how To kce
class house. The hotel is pr"'t.
\ iIicd At present, and We lear
! several other families have Il
| - board at thus popular hotel
TIE DurhaIm District Sunda
h u Conference will meet III m
mod / church next week. lii
I, service will be held on Iuc>da
Aht VIXEN Rev. ID. l.. Earnhard
\ peach The opening sermon. W
ebi>i lie programme in tul, in ar
~ caiamn.
Are YOU sick II 50. YOU ca
~, orel To pert-c, health if 20
i lsndam's Microbc KILLER 1t =,
5 'Ae blood thoroughly, an
IN tlat is done You are we
H.. The of the nediciI
SIMPLY wonderful. For sale b
J. Hayes, llillsboro, and |
\ Cnuiey, Chapel Hill.
lie remains Of q boz
\ we're found tied up IN q bag
y Emo rlver near town uesda
y some boys while bathing. She
.iugtcs was sent for and too
1rse OF the remaius. The Sheri
D. that the head was missing ar
y body 80 much decomposed as
esAe It Impossible to tell wheth'
vas white or colored. Coron
B Ian VA notified. He dad II
RMh il necessary to hold an iRque,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

0sb9l&o1lo1
In Ii" judicial Convention of the
Fifth DISTRICT held Al Greensboro,
Tuesday, July sts,, Mr. Il. W Win.
s,on. II Oxford. va Nominated i"r
.lui.c on the t.r>t t,ailot Tie vote
MAS: K. W. Nln-i.u. l55 ID: l..
Il. Wsmack. -: I..,l NJ Scott, ~ :,
Afchit.nii j.. Henderson II %
Capt. + 5. pareci. II .tiamaucc,
aa- ",animnasly Nominated FIR So
i'cltor.
Democratic SountyC OH
v~Hn1iOn.
AT a meeting OF tie Democratic
Executive Committee ii Orange
County held July 4th, 1890, it was
ordered that a County Convention
be held or Wednesday, July 30lh,
to nominate a Legislative and Coun-
- ticket.
The Township meetings viii be
held Saturday, July ooh. 1890.
s. VI GAlTIS,
chm, Dan ~ 90, al Dra,no
Cnuntv
VT, -,
office oe, what Stationery you iced
-Ma!arfaI fever is caused by Mi
croLes. The germ, are 10 The All
you breathe lake Radam~ NJ
cf"he h'lier n th1t VIII XIII VIZ
germ and You cannot have all ache
or pam. For sale by w \. Hayes
llllIoboro, aud ID. NcCanley Chape
lllil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

Having qualified rs ENecutriN and
Execute Of the last will ami testament
OF the late Robert Faucet. We r.quc~
any person indebted 10 the estate TO
make immediate payment 10 IL, and
those having claims against the estate
10 present them to us properly anthem
Stiea;ed on or before the 23l day Of
June. 1891. or this notice NIL he plead
in bar OF their recovery.
This 23i day OF June. 1890.
NJ. +. F-tCCETT.
E~NecutriX,
L. \. FAUCEIT.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12
rEDAR GROVE ACADEMY,


u ROW. y. {.
REv.J J. Il. GAME, Principal.
Miss JcDIE BROWN. Assistant
; Mrs. ;. :, HUGHES. Mi-ic Teacher.
27th. lo90 spring Term Monday. Jan.
9TH. 1891.
Handsome new building well TAR
nisicd and s~ssaugcd. experienced teach
era. reduced |tultipn. board il quiet
Christian homes, aud other advantages
we'll worthy II notice.
The Principal or ono of the Other
teachers will visit %faffnts notifying
them during The summer.
send for a Ci.atoguc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
LADIES': LADIES =.

LADIES': LADIEcS.:
Miss DUNN. one of our Baltimore M.lliners, Las re-
turned. She has been Oh the Northern Markets tor
two months posting UP 90 everything new in Millinery
and purchasing our stock of LADIES and MISSES
BONNETs HATS and HEAD WEAR generally.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
All The novelties will be ip, such az new things in
RUCuINGs. TIES, EMBAOIDERIEs, EDGlNGs,
LACES, NEIIINGS, LACES, chill
DRENS CAPS, the new things in
WHITE EMBROIDERY SUITS are more worn
than ever. Also the new things in Hemmed Stitched
BROIDERIES, HANDSOME SWISS and CAM
BRIO EDGINGS ever shown here.
>PARAsoLs AND FANS.
The first time a stock of Parasols and Fans has ever
been carried in IIillsboro. Can please any of YOU. q
Everything new IN this line.
MISS Dbl SMITH
is still in charge Of this Room and wants TO see every
lady III this section this season.
DRESS
This stock is larger and more complete than hereto
lore. All new things in ERGES-p plain and striped.
Full lire of MoHAIR BRILIANTINES, SILK
WARE H~ENRIETTAS.
Full line of NUNS YELLING, &c.
BLACK GOODS-One of the most complete lines
in the State. We pay especia! attention to BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
TRIMMINGs-A full line of Novelties in DRESS
TRIMMINGS.
G~INGHAMS-A line of best brands at s cents.
CHEAP DRESS complete lot from 6
TO 70 cents.
GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN:
We have for you as low as can be bought in the
IeI1ADN-NADtc CLOTHING.
A complete line Of Suits from 81 90 to $4,000. If you
go to Raleigh or Danviue tor a suit it will be only for
the name and to pay a fancy clothing store price. We
have same goods at % per cent. less than clothing
stores.
GENTS, BOYS AMI C%H1LDRENS HATS
All that is new in DERBYS and SOFT HATS for
young, middle aged and old gentlemen. All the new
novelties in STRAW GOODS, C~IIILDRENs FAN
CY STRAW HATS, &c, &c.
SHOES. suoEsu sHOEsl!!
There is not a house in the State that can beat US OIL
SHOES.
A 81 Brogan better than the 81 % shoe Of a year ago.
We have control at this. point OF all the leading
brands OF Shoes, hand made AID otherwise. BAY
STATE, MARCY BROS ZEIGLE inc. FAUST,
BAY & CO, REEDS and other
leading makes.
GUANO-We are Agents for nearly all the leading
brands Of Guano.
oBERs, BRITISH M1xT1 IRE, PIow, OWL,
FRIEND, OLD DOMINION,
AMO BONE, STAR,
ANCHOR, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of al, kinds
used IN this section.
WAGONS, BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS, DC.
GROCERIES, BACON &c.-Al these goods IN
quantities a, wholesale prices.
We carry the largest stock OF goods in North Caro-
lima at retail. 1t takes the W AkGES STORES
IN THE COUNTY AND FIVE LARGE WARE
HOUSES TO HOLD THEM.
Hlisboro won, grow but We are determined that it
shall he one of The best points in the State to buy goods
COME y SEE IS.
Yours truly,
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IL. l.. PARISH.
RALEIGH, y. G..

Solicit all kinds Of Printing and Biosl-
ing. from the smallest card or Label to
the largest volume. They make tho
best
LEDGERS, RECORDS.
DAY BOOKS.
to be had. and are sole agcAt> Tor North
Carolina of kINWAED'S LEvELEk y
HANDY ARM REST as also for BKnN-
SONS FLAT OPENING SPRINGS. both
Of which are the latest and best inven-
tons for large Ledgers, Records. 81.
Their handbook for Magistrates and
County Officers. the North CdrotinG
Manual Of LAW AND FoHMs-Price by
mail s2.UO-is the latest and best out.
They keep the largest ahd most r"ll-
| able stock OF BLANKS 10 be found in
the State.
| Address,
EDWARDS & RROUGHTON.
PRINTERS AND BINDERS,
Raleigh, y. {.
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DUCkLENs ARNlCA SALyE.

Five colored persons were hap
tied III the Emo last Sunday after
noon.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

.9 s Notices. lributcS. Of Re
j., Recommendation, ot Gam
s,.atipu> III lhanN-. Xc.. will
h lni ~ regular a vcti>c-
oHiy half rates wileu paid
,. advance.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-07-12

80 Hornet Nests wanted at the
IIill-boru Book Store-ali hornets
excused.
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GOOD BARGAINS.

| offer FOR sale on reasonable terms,
a Stock OF Dry Goods, Hats, Boots
and Shoes, Glass and Crockers
Ware, Hardware, Groceries and
other goods, at prices TO make them
Call aud examine and you will
find something you want.
II. y. BROWN, SR.,
TRUSTEE
June 9th, 1890.
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tor .dN"Iii,ing tor and
li. y. - Ilid:,u II lItt office
- .rtyfn, or by coiIe>polr!.
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Select Ifonrsiing ~ Day
school Tor \ OnnE
Ladies' and Lit
tie Girls,

II Is 30 RIO \. e.
The 81 Term of the MISSES NASH
AND MISS kOIIDCk> StIiOo1. w5t!
open on THURSDAY. ~t"pf. iii. lS:e5,
Tuition for lay scholars s21.He
torn.
Circular sent 90 apple .
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l)<sn cratic SOuntyC ON
v~Hn1iOn.

w hen You one 10 tie post
Office get what Stationery you need.
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JAMES WEBB, .JR. 81 BHo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
FIGHTING FOR ToGAS.
Continued From First Page.

judicial tribunal which had passed
upon the case-the judges of election
who returned the poll to the county
canvassers. The determination of this
tribunal was conclusive until you came
to another decision; but there was no
tribunal after that in this case, and SO
the decision of that tribunal was
tinality. If the senate desired to go
back to the polls on the question of
fraud, Mr.. jerks said, he was ready to
go there. He then elaborated the safe
guards surrounding elections in Mon
tana. Mr.. jerks described in detail the
voting in Silver Bow county,
CLAIMED TO BE FRAUDULENT,
He claimed that the canvasSing board
that struck out the vote of Precinct "a,
of Silver Bow county, had acted, not on
the official returns, but on the best in
formation obtainable. He said the SEN
ate would establish dangerous prece-
dent if it stood over return of CAN
wasting board made on 1.-THE best in
formation Obtainable." Mr.. Evarts said
that under the Montana system there
was nothing to be done by election or
rantO, after the time of putting the bal
lot in the box, except adding and tabnlat-
ing. Mr.. jerks agreed to this statement.
Mr.. Teller asked if Mr.. jerks thought
the senate could go back to the voter,
as the house did, in determining the
qualifications of its members. Mr..
jerks said he thought it would be in
judicious, but he did not question the
power of the senate to chase every voter
down. Mr.. Gray said he did not think
the senate could go back so far. Mr..
Pugh said the Senate's power was I'M
limited. Mr.. jerks said that it was.
he thought, question rather of policy
than of power. In answer to ques-
ton of Mr.. Evarts', Mr.. jerks said that
no law had been passed in Montana up
to the present day. Mr.. Payne made
brief reply to Mr.. jerks. He confined
himself almost entirely to the questions
of fact discussed by Mr.. jerks relating
to the qualifications of members of the
Montana legislature. Mr.. Payne said
he would ask the right to cross examine
any witnesses whose affidavits might be
offered by the other side and considered
by the committee. The committee then
closed the hearing, and at $3.50 went
into secret session, finally adjOurning
till March l..
FUGITIVE SENATOR'S SEPARATE.
CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Two of the Mon
tana state senators, who broke quorum
by fight. reached Chicago to-day. They
were Messrs. Hoffman and Mcnamara.
The two went to the matinee together.
and tonight separated, one going TO st.
Paul and the other TO New York.