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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-09
Voice from the State CAPITAL.

Tes imcnials from Ohio Senator's Representatives
and others, regarding the excellence of DR.
Jas. q. kcrr's Great System Reno
COLUMBUS, o. May l, I869--The undersigned.
having used DR.. Jas. G. Kerr's Great system Reno
vator, cordially unite in recommending it 10 the
public as an article of rare medicinal virtue We
have found it at all times to lie specifc for the
| diseases for which it is recommended. As BIood
Purifier and Liver Corrective it is certainly un-
Hon. T. II. CASTOR, Mem. House Rep. ButIer co
Hon We ID. HILL, Mem. House Rep, defiance CO.
Hon VIM LARWII4I., deIn- House Hep, Ashland.
hon II, 4. DlCkEY, Ohio Sen, Highland and Ross.
hon. HOMER EVERETT, Ohio SEN, Fremont
Hon. JONATHAN KENNEY, Ohio SEN, DAYTON.
Hon CHS. HUGHES, Butler county Ohio
AMOS LAYMAN, Chief Clerk Ohio House Rep.
JUN a COOkkRELLs First Assistant Clerk Ohio
". W. WEBB, EDITOR Crisis, Columbus. Ohio.
Hon. E. T. Bl NGHAM, Atty at Law, Columbus, o
List of the Names of some of our
Most Prominent Citizens who have
used our Medicines:
Geo Shillito, S Smith, T Gettier, VIM Nickel
we, jas ltuffin, Judge W + Straub Squire Nc
Satin, Truman b Handy, Noah b wells samuel p
Thomas, Thos Curd, II f Handy Geo Atkip-
son, Edward Hurd, NJ Forbus, Nat Harris, John
Carter, Ben Churchill, H Elias, Frank Clark
Frank Ernst, Henry Eaton, 7 S Pendery Chas If
Marshall, Vim Tice, John b Cleveland, Shaddin-
ger, n Griswold, r Southgate, J Johns, Geo W
heck' George Berringer, McCabe, Parish,
John W. Beesley, o Russell, Thos Parish, John
Donayan, Frank Beresford, Capt Bickerstaif r S
Lee, Capt o Palmer, G w Rowland Gen ] Nc |
Sroarty, Geo Stacy, Capt Blatchford, Yharfmas-
teri @ w Thomas, Postmaster; Kiersted, DIR
hickey, VIM Van Name, d H Mears, Geo,B Denny, |
Sands, Judge f Halliday, Commissioner:
Weatherby, Merchant, Fifth and Vine; John j |
DeHan, Commercial College, Pixies Opera House;
Larry N Hazen, Detective; DR. b White, Methodist |
Book Concern; Carter Gazlay, Esq, No 81 West |
Third street.
General ID pot, No. I30 West Fourth |
Street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
KERR & L0RING, Proprietors.
Price per Bottle, sI.5O.
Sold by all Druggists in Nashville and elsewhere.
u None genuine without mig and The title of
the medicine btoDR the bottle, my portrait and
signature on the label, and portrait on Bly U s. pro-
ITietary stamp covering the cork.
ian25-lmepd IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
THE FOURTH At BOSTON,

BOsroN. July 4.-The celebration in this city
ence was opened in the odfashioned manner by the
ringing of bells and firing OF sautes, and at very early
hour the festivities Of the day begun The first in
terestng feature Of the day procession IN East
Boston, which composed OF aye Antiques and iorr-
bles who made decided hit by their elaborate costumes
and ludcrous manners. The morning concert on the
Common was wen attended. The decorations there and
on the public buildings, well those on many private
residences, presented hne appcarane ana @
elaborate Tho annual Fourth OF July oTaii9h W.! nc
yered in the Music Han at IL 3Glock ~ MI "l''"
In abiding to the influence OF the sea upon men inc
speaker said go -. l.. a., ,oo,,,
with every breath, can hardly appreciate Wlat D2ss
we enjoy above those WHO live far remote IRON H. vas
told by one OF our own lanented dsil MO , LIZA, I''
with sherman to the that some OF the western men
on arriving at the shore stopped down and drank the
water OF which the taste rather staggered Iuc' Il ~
physical geography neglected IN their school But
another Western man. worth all Sbermaus army PUT To-
gather-I mean President Lincon-tod me WIN ms own
lips in 1863, that he Ongcd 10 stay WINE az le
for he had never the in his life, cXct ~ hastily
from the windows OF railroad car. a he sd II, that
Wild sweet, uncarthy look Of melancholy That ne 700
often wore, played acrO.s his rugged FEATURES sOIenhS
them to more than wonans tenderness.
Oh. WHY hc not spared To us one summer more,
that we might show him the seat How al orr coast
would have risen Ike one man 10 greet MN! HOW an
the IiucoHs in bingham would have fought 10 be the
first get him. and the last 10 part with hint How we
should have walked his chld-ike mTth to cnfOd peals
laughter at the sports and stories Of the sesore
How the old fishermen and sailors would have crowded
round to welcome the rugged Westerner that was so
like themselvesl How would have laid before MN
all the treasures Of beach and rock the wonders OF
fortress and beacOnl How would have blown away
Whit of an incoming tide! How we would have sent
him back again TO tell his own rich valleys where nj
re seems to have outdone all her exploits o5 igrty,
all there hearts and hands IKE the
coastmens III New England!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE OCEAN RACE,

QUEENsrowN, July 4.-The Yachts Cambria
and Dauntless have started thcr ocean race They
reached Dauns Rock in tow at O'Clock this afternoon
where they found the yac,ts sappho and Gwendolin
awaiting them The wealth or was fine and strong W.
by y. breeze was owing, At q p m the first gun was
fired, and the Cambria Ind Dauntless dropped of from
their tugs. Two mCtes afterward the Dauntess shot
ahead keeping The cad for 90 miles when the Cambria
tackled with tho wind, and seemed 20 get ahead OF the
Dauutess. Tire wind had changed, and was strong from
the south-wcst> The general opinion Is that with quet
aud faVOTing wind the American VIII win the race
hut II the weather shoEld rough victory for the
Cambria is certain Much interest is felt in the contest
and the betting on the result rs active.
QUEENSTOWN, July both yachts started under y
main and fOresas aud bs. the Cambria carrying IA al
dton her g@G topsan. The Cambria was plaSed a
cables length the weather quarter OF inc Amer
team Both started on the starboard tack The
Cambria sailed badly, and the DauntleSs mace
much loewey, showing superior weatherly qHfNles NJ
the expiration % minutes the Cambria went round
the port tack The Dauntess held on me sIrpoiIO
tack five minutes longer, anS then followed TIE English
The weather T.aw became Jhic and when last Tho
Cambria had again crossed the Dauness The latter ap
pearcd 10 bc the tastes Ot the two, Jut the CamDrE
showed better wCathCry qualities.
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AQUATIC.
ATLANTIC YACHT GLIB.

For few days past the tim yachts be-
longing the members OF this Club have been assem-
bling 81 Eyack for che from that place TO stony
Point yesterday, Between aud 10 the competing
crafts were moorCd for the start. The weather being
everything that could he desired the villagers hocked
down TO c banks Of the Hudson IN large numbers The
Taal Wave CsIvpsl Mystic and Midland Soops-
Storm King, Jennie, Niagara, Memhus, salus, Niekng,
Whit C1p, C0quctte Josie, and Flying Scud CCmmo-
doro voorhees, and guests board the Tta Wave.
band also on board, and dscoursed music at inter
walls. The signal 20 start was given at 1Ol Scarcely a
breath of wind rulhed the surface OF the
Haycrstrsw with the tide. This state Of affairs
crafts scuue along in lnc style testing all the nautical
ahc, of Tie yachsmcu The boats reached the stake
g. storm King. The rest were nos placed. The only
da"haeh TO the enjoyment OF the day was an accident
board thc Tidal Wave. He neglected TO sufficiently
sponge tie cannon, and when Tamming home a cartridge
70 n a salute the cartridge exploded. TIE Iamr2d
stuck The maus arm, tearing away portion OF the hes
In The evening banquet was given al the residence OF
Coumodgre voorhees,, and an Grafton was delivered by
the Rev II. NJ. Gallahcr Of Brooklyn.
TIE STEAMBOAT RACE OK THE MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS, July 4-The steamer Robert f.
Lee arrived here at 1:25 days, IS hours ana Il
minutes from New-Oreans beating the Natchezs time
her last trip hours and minutes, and The James NJ
Whites famous time hours and Is minutes The Natchez
was detained ny heavy fog below Grand Tower, 100
miles below here and did not pass that point until 2!
a. m The trp was an exciting one from 1rst 10 last, all
utOng the river luOuesinuS uOCheu from inc III
terror TO the racers pass and bonflres, cannon,
anvils. and eyeryt thing that explosive used on
the occasion The crowd az the evee here was immense
The banks of the river from CarOndOet 10 above the city,
distance of six miles, lined with spectators. No
similar event caused such excitement or brought
forth such crowds million dollars has probably
changed hands the result. The NatChez as before
stated il detained by dense fog below Grand Tower,
and has not yet % =. M arrived.
CAIRO, H., July 4-There was a general
turnout here yesterday TO witness the arrival Of the
steamers r. T. Lee and Natchez. Neither landed here,
the Lee passing AZ Cos p and the Natchez hour
and twelve minutes Later. The Lee made the run 10
Cairo in the unprecedented time Of three days and one
hour. The piOts-EnOch King and Jesse Jamson--will
take the Lee 10 81 Louis They say there is only eight
feet OF water ana nc TIP above viii be necessarily slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY s. 1870

sequences of which would most probably prove 10 90
very Disastrous. Every communication between .ne
fortress an' the outside IL completely cut on s the
COMMANDERS officers and crews OF vessels OF war vi
friendly Powers have free access 10 the town.
Don Antonio T. Guzman, the actual President OF the
United States of Venezuela has issued proclamation IN
which he declares that Gen. Adofo Oyo the commander
OF the Venezuela feet, together with ms conpions are
pirates and should I've considered such ny ma
lions The crimes with which President Guznan charger
them in addition their political oenscs are the pun
der OF the CITY OF Barcelona where natives anu foreign
ers were dcspoed OF all their properties afo 10 rave
taken away great many citizens OF ducItnt countries
in least rfspecting their nationality; and to nave cap
tured at Puerto Cabeo the steamers Federal ana
Confederation, two schOOners ana several othcr
crafts which are at present employed IN piracy
ON The coasts Of the Republic; that said Ovo and follow
ers hold no commission from any established Govern
men and therefore simply pirates anu o!lznah nOt-
fes every Venezuelan Consul and conmeLslA agent III
the neighhuTing islands 10 have said AdOiO OHNO ana
conpanons arrested at Whatever port they may appear
and merchandise and vessels in their possession seized
and retained until they claimed by their legitimate
owners vessels and munitions or war 10 be claimed
az property OF the Government OF Venezuela Inc Ps-
oners In their power TO be protected, by their respective
Consuls who are be informed OF their arrival By the
agents OF the Republic The present proclamation TO be
communicated to the Governors OF the lsahd- ana me M
bers Of the foreign diplomatic body In Caracas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
EXCISE LAW VIOLATIONS.

AT the Police Courts yesterday the following,
out 10000 hquordeaers in this city, were arraned and
disposed OF for violating the Sunday provision OF the
Excise law : Tombs Police Court, where Alderman
Conan presided-Charles Behrans, No IS West
broadway, was held In 800 bail Michael Darcy No. OF
Oiverst; Daniel shaughenssey, No Chatham uare;
John kirelan, No. $50 Westst., and VIM Fnuy No Ili
Westinghouse, were discharged. "
Justice Cox presided at the Jefferson Market Police
Court. Jacob Lehman, No. ll6 Wooster-st; John Nc
Hughes, No. 261 seyenhave.; Henry Bellman, No ia
Eightilave.; Alex. Kerr No. 342 West Teuth-st were
each committed in default OF 500
At the Essex Market Court Justice Scott on the bench
the Following persons were committed default OF 400
bail each: John Fredenstein, No 20o East
John Bullwinke, No. II Markct-st; John Connolly No
rs feminist; August Sailei, No. lI3 Bowery; Adoph
Beach No. W Diyisionst., and John Comfy, No. los
lorkyille Police Court-Daniel Wilkins No ill Eaat
Ffty-eghthst; George OstermAnn corner OF Fifthaye
and sixty eighth-st; John W. Bergemanu, second-ave
and F1ftysecond-st John Kolln Firstaye and Fifth
thisdst, vcse bold In noo bail each by Justice Bnby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
VENEZUELA.
FURTHER WAR oPERATIONs-GEN. ADoLFo oLIvo
OUTLAWED.

CURAzAo, June 2s.-The Government has
prohibited the merchants from rendering their assistance
to either of the contendng parties In Venezuela.
Matters in that country do not present very
aging appearance According to the latest re-
ceved the schooner Sarah has been conscated and Mr.
Jesurun is still detained at Laguayra with his steamer
the Honour.
The Monagas party have made themselves strong in
Puerto Cabeo and they said 10 be well fortified and
provided with provisions 1t Is also reported that they
have succeeded in taking possession OF four steamers
belonging to the Government In proclamation
issued by J. NJ. Hernandez, Governor Of Macarabo,
that gentleman declares that he has taken the command
OF the army Monagass eide. this General, being
captured at Caracas engaged his word OF honor
command the army again. 1t is stated In the pro-
clamaon, that all the ports Of the Republic block
aded and any vessel that should be caught In attempt
ing TO enter will be carried TO Marnoabo TO be judged
continuance OF the truce effected the LIST instant
between the contendng parties has been granted at the
request Of the North German Consul and that OF
ladies and inhabitants OF the place. certain facilities
have also been afforded for intercourse with the
which y threatened with Q boWbaIdment tho con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
TILE CITY.

President Grant, Mrs. Grant, and their son
and daughter, arrived in tie city last evening" TO con
iuoton Mrs Grant and the children ut the Fifth
Avenue Hotel They leave for Washington this morning
The announcement that Mr.. Greeley would
speak at Mr. Wilson's celebration at his new and proms-
lug Grand Park" the New Haven Railroad, yester-
day, without warrant, a. we're some OtteF STATE
mcpta i'm the same connection; the ma ginaye nature
of which makes it advisable to suggest to Mr. wilson
that he needs to look after " the writing man OF MS
enterprise.
Frederick Cremer of No. 500 West Forty
fourth yesterday charged Bernard Dngeman, in me
Yorkyle Police Court with disCharging a douDlehai-
relied gun at him on sunday evening WIN intent 10 h'
tratcd the side, and went out through the crown Mr..
time. DnGleman VAS held in $1,000 bail for examination
on Friday afternoon.
Augustus Hanley, employed on the steam
ship Maytower, fell overheard Yesterday Whl!e I S
steamer leaving her pier at the foot Of Nalst anu
drowned. The body was soon aterwarS co.
and Coroner Flynn commenced an inquest. some Oh JIG
relatives declared that Hancy had quarreled WIN the
captain, and had either fallen or was pushed
In order 10 obtain all the facts the coroner agOu To-
the inquest until the Of the steamship rom br
BADGES Hanry native of Ireland, age 80 ana IT,
sided atNo. SO Cherry-st.
At the Essex Market Police Court YESTERDAY
before Justice Scott, John stevenson ~ 80, az
residing with his parents at the corner OF @
Onehundre aPrcftITIb 1 ni 1cGowan
a charge Of assault ana battely asdis' % sitn i'm
and John Finuegan. He said ~ lac was stttlnS ~ -
Thirdave. car MCGOWAN ana fnesHh bi. and he
remaining silent they kicked him in the most Drnta
fy tnement aud both we're committed IN defau
of 81 $50 bail to answer at the General sessohs'
BROOKLYN.-At noon yesterday PatrlcB
Dolan Charles ward and Patrick DOnahue escaped ron
me nrson van when about to be transferred to the Ray
modst Jail whittier they had been sentenced by Jus
tees Lynch and Voorhees, for petty ofenses They have
not been retaaen
Mary Kelley, age 80, who has just arrived in
the country threw herself and babe from the dock az the
foot OF NnetcentLst Yesterday afternoon, with intent
To commit suicide Officer Thompson rescued them, ana
took them 90 the Eighth Precinct The woman said tina
she had no means OF support.
CROTON-A German named Jacob lIanness was
C0on, the morning Of the uh By the O'Clock @
from Nswiok lie down train and escaped ~ but ~ trying .
save log the up lie rather stupid viii
yght not good hal been struck by the different times
The continually warning him Keep AVA
from them.
FORT HAMILTON.-The body of a young man
found the yesterday supposed from the c t IN is posses
dated ClCryie auD Harpers Ferry Va TO be hOud Lewis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
SPAIN.
POLITICAL DISTURBANCES.
~ .rr.. L.. L

MADRID, Monday, July A, 1870.
Disturbances occurred in front Of the CarliSt
Clubrooms Saturday night. Firearms were discharged;
one man was killed and several wounded. Many arrests
have been made.
The Impartial reports that council Of Ministers was
held on Saturday, and wholly occupied with the
question OF the throne.
TIE TROUBLE ABOUT THE THRONE.
PARIS Monday, July 4, 1870
The Constitutional says it has reliable in
formation that agents Of Gen. Prim in Prussia
to offer the throne of Spain to prince Of the House Of
Hohenzollern. The Constitutional adds that if Prim
does this without the consent Of the Cortes it is
intrigue; If with their consent, the affair must be
spected
LONDON, Monday, July 4, 1870
The negotiations in Prussia for Hohenzollem prince
to take the Spanish throne have been abandoned.
A SPANISH HORROR.
LONDON, Monday, July 4, 1870.
The Standard has a report of a horrible
tragedy in Seville gipsey, suspectng policeman Of
criminal intimacy with his wife, first killed the woman
and her child and then assassnated the officer
nying his revenge with circumstances Of unusual
atrOcity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
OBITUARY..

Brevet Major-Gen. Joseph f. Hamblin, who
died on Sunday was an officer in the Army OF the
Potomac. In 1851 he joined the 5th Regiment ". Y
State Volunteers Adutant Shortly afterward chosen
by Gen. John Cochran to be Major Of tho Goth
Regiment, he served with distinction I'm that COM
mand and was promoted TO the rank Colonel in 1854
and shortly thereafter was breveted General During
the last two years lie occupied position of Superntend
ent OF Agents for the Commonwealth Fire Insurance
Company. Gen. Hamblin was formerly member OF tho
18th Regiment
Ex-Mayor Conklin Brush died yesterday morn
ing in Brookya at his late residence No 90 Pierrepont-
st. in the 10th year OF his age Mr. Brush was one OF the
Aldermen Of the Third Ward in 1880 aud was Mayor OF
The city IN ls5l2 AT the time Of his death he was Pres
dent Of the Mechanics Bank
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BASEBALL,
ATLANTICs VS.. WHITE sTOCKINGs-DEFEAT OF
TIE CHICAGO NINE.


TIE CHICAGO NINE.
Perhaps the Chicago Club was taken at their
worst Yesterday II so Chicago retrieve herself be-
fore the week closes n this city, IT, on the other hand
the White Stockings at their BEST Chicago has
spent great deal of money and got up very poor club
In the field the White Stockings showed little skill, while
at the bat they hammered away regardless OF the course
the bali might take They appeared 20 nave had no
training a Dne and played for individual snow, no
member appearing feel otherwise than that he was
best his cOadulOTs falling far below him. For the Occa
sion lively ball vas used and this was freely KNOCKED
about the field the game both sides resolving tset
from the first into batterayOucan style, ana he VINO
knocks furtbest takes the most bases. 49,
This style suited the visitors about az well az anything
else but they allowed the Atancs such lead at the
ar that they could not Oyertake them at the style
Of game most affected by themselves. The thrOng Of
people great and save that they noisy In the
extreme, orderly Below Is given detailed description
of the game: -
taIL The second pitched which he hit 10 Smith at
ls6ed reDaining for some time, he hit night foul fol-
lowed by = high flyer, which Mcdonald attended 10;
Wood was thfd out, Ferguson catching hun out ON q
high hall Mt short field Atantic-Pearce hit ground
ball between first and second which gave him frs base
ffOl which Smith sent him To third on bound hit 70 LEFT
dcd Starts hit v9s too nigh for the lteld and TOO shot
the Outed ana Pearce came I'm thereon Smith going
to second poorly ht ball by Chapman poorly
ATTENDED H. by Meyerle and Chapman made base three
were now on bssesi " I've nt1nse 9atlhcaoon OF the
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
THE COURT IN MOURNING-PREss PROsECU'

THE COURT IN MOURNING-PRESS PROsECU-
TONS.
PARIS Monday, July 4, 1870.
The Imperial Court went into mourning to-
day for the death OF jerome Patterson Bonaparte.
The ground for the last prosecution against the Figaro
is article declaring that Lord Clarendon when sccre
tary OF Foreign Affairs for the first time made loan OF
$500 TO the Emperor Napoleon, who then President
Of the Republic for which accommodation the conclusion
OF the Anglo-French treaty consideration. That
the story fabrication is proved by the fact that Lord
Clarendon not Foreign Secretary at the time alluded
to, but Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland.
Prince Napoleon will extend his voyage from the coast
of Norway TO Greenland.
The Pail Mall Gazette has authority for announcing
that censorship in France foreign papers is term
mated,
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CUBA.
FIGHTING IN Puerto PRNCIrE.

FIGHTING n PUERTO PKINLITE
HAVANA, July 14.-The rebel leader, Benz
beta entered the Puerto Principe jurisdiction again on
the 27th ut The loyal guerilas started In pursuit. ana
led 10 his camp by a rebel prisoner sharp ght ehSued
lasting an hour and half Bembota after reforming
his line three times finally routed. sixteen span
iards and 4G Cubans were killed. Bembetas force mum
bCred co.,
The commanding officer I'm the HOlgun district reports
that he has captured the remaining men OF the
second George b. Upton expedition, and That they are
now in ail nj IOlgun. He also states That Tie rcbcl
Col IOnO who commanded the flihusters, was killed by
corporal md two soldiers after desperate resistance,
during which the corporal was badly wounded.
Owing To the heavy arrival OF corn at Havana, the
market is flooded and prices have declined Freghts TO
the United staes are bu0yant per box OIL sugar ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN FIRsTAVE.>
Between and 8 a. M, yesterday, Robert

bO'"NNii "h" "' me- JN9'Ni'"'' N''DNA'
Montgomery, stage driver, met James Egan in First
ave-. Twenty fth-st. They renewed old quar-
rel, and came blows. MOngomery, who the more
powerful vanquishing Egan who retreated across
the street, followed by Montgomery. AS the latter
reached the sidewalk, Egan drew revolver and fired at
Montgomery, and then He'd The bullet entered Mont
gomerys chest, inch to the left Of the medan line
and passing inward and downward, wounded the right
lung Montgomery, finding himself wounded, walked 10
Bellevue Hospital blocks distant and entered il in
aintng condition. Yesterday Coroner Rollins took his
aute-mortem statement and related substantially the
story told adding that he had three previous
occasions whipped ECan. verdict against ESan
given by the jury. Dr. Symot, the physician in attend
ance, says that Montgomery Is in very critical cOnd
ton Montgomery native OF this city, age 20 years.
by occupation driver and resided in Thirty rstst be-
tween First aud SecOudaves Coroner Rollins issued a
for the arrest OF Egan ana Capt Cameron and
his detectives are looking for him.