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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-06
The United Stale. and Mexico.

WAsHISGToN, April 5.-The Presi-
dent to, day stated, in relation to the re-
ceat outrages by armed bands Of Mexi-
cans, that orders had been issued to the
military for the protection of our citizens
on the frontier, but nothing else had
been done, and that the government was
not fully advised of the extent OF the out
RACES. The Mexican government has
been reminded of the Outrages hereto
fore committed by Mexicans upon the
citizens of the United States, both in
Mexico and on the United States side,
and that he would hear fromth govern
ment in a short time concerning these
more recently committed, and that there
would be a consultation with the Sccrc-
tary of State on this subject. He said
that we must determine hereafter what
is proper to be done; that he could see
no reason for apprehension Of war, but of
course no one could tell what might take
place in the future, and that nothing
would be done by this government 10
provoke such Il result.
Democratic Success In Indiana.
EVANSVILLE April 5.-ln the charter
election held here to-day the Democrats
elected the entire ticket, except the treas
ur and one councilman.
The Returns from Michigan.
DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-Returns
from all parts show a general RepubIi-
can gain. B. +. Graves is reelected
Justice of the Supreme Court on both
tickets and Marston, who heads the Re-
publican ticket, has, from appoara ce>,
$4,000 majority, at least for Justice OF
Supreme Court, and the rest of the Re-
publican state ticket is but little behind.
In this county {. j. Riley. Democrat, is
elected circuit judge, and in this city
Geo Swift is reelected recorder without
opposition.
Presbyterian College Burned.
SAN Francisco, April j-University
Mound College burned last night. 1t
was three stories and u basement. The
building was frame. About sixty stu
dents. The fire originated in the base
ment, and is supposed to be the work OF
late discharged Chinese. The college
buildings are a total loss; few articles
Of furniture were saved No lives were
lost, one student was sufiocated, but al
tcrwards WAS restored. The institution
was under the control of the Presbyterian
denomination. 1t was preparatory
school for the University of California.
Loss to the trustees $4,000 to $4,000.
The teachers and pupils lose from $4,000
to $4,000 additional. Insurance S25OOO.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April 5.-Wheat-Steady
and unchanged Confirm; high mix
ed 75c; low 74c. Oats-Firm at GO 5jc
Petroleum--Steady; Standard white II &c;
Ohio state test l2ici small lots l@2c
higher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-06

In the corporation election Capt. Craw-
ford, Il. J. Baggs and James Woodcock
wNre elected Counclimen and Adam
Eberly Cemetery Trustee.
f. p. Rhode, and T. Is. Smith were
elected school directors.
1t WAS expected that the result Of the
election in Martins Ferry would be re-
celved by night, but from some cause
II did not come in.
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Large Democratic Gains In Connect

HARTFORD, April 5.-Forty towns in
the State give CharlesR. lngersoll, Dem
crat. for governor II, ,l5S; james Lloyd
Greene, Republican, ISSOSi.. Henry ID.
Smith, Prohibitionist, 1872. Last year
the same towns gave Ingersoll, Democrat,
9,S0S; Harrison, Republican, 1928;
Smith, Prohibitionist, GAL. Ingersoll is
probably elected by the people The
Legislature, as far as heard from, is about
the same AS last Yea. Hawley is probu-
bly, defeated in the First district by from
200 10 400
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RessipTurner Again.

Q-Do you remember, Mr.. Beecher,
whether at any of the interviews spoken
OF about the middle period of January or
at any time thereabouts at any interview
between Moulton and yourself, did any
thing of this kind occur on the subject Of
Miss Turner Did Moulton tell You that
Tilton thought Bessie Turner was dan
gerous person to have about that she
knew of all the facts as between yourself
and Mrs. Tilton? A-No, sir. Shall
| give my full knowledge of Bessie Iur-
ner?
Q-No; not at this moment; little
further on. A-No sir; nothing OF the
sort.
Odd anything of that kind occur;
A-Noting of that kind; that Is, |
am speaking in reference to her removal.
Q-The period in January? A
During January; Bessie Turner was
spoken of and her stories were spoken
Of, but understood your question with
reference to her necessary removal on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-06

General Sheridan is in New Orleans.
probably on account o!thc Mexico Texas
border troubles
The steemer Bruno was yesterday fined
IN the United States Court, at Little
Rock, the sum Of $500 for violating the
navigation laws in not fying the United
State: aag.
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The Witness Manner.

The witness wTiIe delivering the ora
ton, rose in his chair and, standing vt
the edge of the platform. shook the paper
he held in his hand ~ he related that
part of the interview where Moulton
shook the paper in Bowen's face. The
words and actions effected the people in
the court room, but the rap of the gavel
by the Judge reminded them they
couldn't manifest eheir approval by APP
plause.
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Recess was then taken.
The Letter of Humiliation.
In trust with +. ID. Moult,


Nv Dear Fricnd NopitOH:
ask through you, Theodore Tiltcn's
forgiveness and | humble myself before
him as | do before my God. He would
have been better man in my circum-
stances than have been. can ask
nothing except that he will remember
AL the other breasts that
would ache. | will not
plead for myself. l even wish that |
were dead, but Others must live to suffer.
|. will die before any one but myself
shall be inculpated. All my thoughts
are running out towards my friends and
toward the poor child lying there. and
praving with her folded hands. She Is
gviitlesS-snned against bearing the
transgressions of another, her forgiveness
| have-I humbly pray to God to put it
into the heart of her husband to forgive
me. have trusted this to Moulton in
confidence.
TSigned ii. W. BEEcHER
Fullerton objected.
Evarts-"The paper is a memorandum
made bv Moulton as testified 10.
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ri O T &c z.

rJNHE COMMITTEE APPOINTED El
tine county Court vi Marshall county,
West Virginia, at lis last fiscal term, To-
take INTO consideration thrqu,stiuu ui r,'-
modelling OF building q new Court Iluuar
for said county, viii receive plans and
specifications for - NEN COURT HDtS!,
ON the -2l day oi April, lh5j. nt Ia" Iuuri
House, Hi MouudNyIllc, AT one u'cIpch.
Parties competing Will be- required ru
furnish estimates on their plans. III" CON .-
mittpc reserve th" right 10 reject any amt
all plans, specifications and bids.
For further Information nd trr>S lh-
members Of the committee ~ follows:
WM. BLAKE, MouuGsyIIl-.
H. =. WHITE, Bolton.
apt MN. CEt H., ROsby y Rock.
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affecting &egister,

GoLD closed in New York Yesterday
~ ll4:.
FROM our report, tins morning '"'
,.-,h.bjii,ie, ayt, that the weather to-day
viii be partly cloudy, with e"''erIy to
.-.,bcrIy wind. and higer temperature
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-06
Latest from Cincinnati.

CIHcINNArI, April ., A. M.-Returns
from A out of 81 precincts, give John
son, Democrat, over Robinson, for Mayor,
$500 majority, and Lindman, Citizens ,
over Fitzgerald, Democrat, for Police
Judge, 1000 majority. The Democrats
elect the balance of their ticket, nclud-
ing the Board of Central Full returns
will not change this result.
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In.ersoI Makes Gains Everywhere.

HARTFORD, Ct., April 5.-Hartford
county complete gives Greene. Republi
can. for Governor, 9,70l; lnsersol, Demo
crat. II. 9s7; and small prohbitioni-t,
AZ. Last years vote of the county was
Harrison, Repubicas, 1857; lngersol.
Democrat, 1914; and levitt, prohibi-
tion. LOSS. TaIland county complete
ewes Greene, Republican for Governor,
207s; Iugersol, Democrat, ), ,lt5i Jewetr,
prohibitionist, lS4. Last years vote OF
Inc county was Harrison, republican, ,S2S;
Inrerson, Democrat, zoos and Smith,
pr9hibitionist 36S. Litchteld county, all
but Washington gives Green, kcpuhf-
can. $50; Ingersoll, Democrat, 3,i9';
smith, prohibitionlst, ia. Last year
the vote of the county was Harrison,
Republican, S,SS9; Ingersoll Democrat
5,07s; Smith, prohibitionist, 25e. FOR
Congress, Litchfeld county gives Tor
Brannum, Democrat, 5272; Hubbard,
Republican, 3,9ll; temperance, 90.
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The Latest-StIII Better.

NEW YORK, April 5. With only @5
towns TO be heard from, the gubernato-
rial vote in Connecticut stands Greene
IL g54; Ingersoll 50,S96; Smith 2,39S.
Ingersoll is certainly elected by 1000
miority. The Congryssmen lected-
lst district, Lauders, Democrat; I'd dis
trict, Phelps Democrat; Sd district,
Starkweather, Republican; 18th district,
Barnum, Democrat
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Nothing Definite from Toledo.

TOLEDO, April 5.-The municipal cleo
tion to-day was very exciting and passed
of quietly. Alta late hour the count had
not been completed, and nothing definite
can be obtained tonight. The result Is
doubtful.
The Presiien has recognized Pierre
De Caster rs counsel of Belgium at
Detroit.
The prosecution against ex-senator
Pomerov in Usage CountI Court, at Bur
lngame Kan.as, was yesterday ismis ed
by the court at the request of the County
Attorney.
1890 4. M.-At this hosr returns from
% out Of 81 precincts have been received,
johnson. democrat, for Mayor, leads
Robertson, citizens candidate, by $500
majority; balance of Democratic ticket,
except Judge of Police has about 23OO
majority. Liderman, citizens candidate
for Police Judge in the above mentioned
precincts. has 23OO majority over j. w.
Fitzgerald democrat; the latter defeats
certain. On county ticket, Democratic
candidates for Board of Control have
about 1900 majority.
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BETTER and Better.

HARTFORD, April 5th, lS75.-Eeighty-
one towns give IngerSoll 1904, Green
1910, and Smith 1866. Same towns
last year, Ingersoll 1866, Hanson ljii%,
and Smith 2O35. Hawley, Republican,
Is defeated b. about 200 in First Dis
trici. Republicans make some gains in.
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Democrats Claim Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, March 5.-The municip-
al election in this city to-day was very
exciting. No disturbances are reported.
A large vote was cast. The official count
is not vet in. The Democrats claim the
election by II considerable majority, but
nothing definite can be ascertsined to-
night.
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Prof. Walker died at his residence in
Brooklyn. 7:3O P. n, Saturday. He was
Past Grand Master in the Masonic frater-
nitv, in Illinois.
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.
Columbus all Right.

COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-The city
election passed off very quietly, and no
more than an average vote was pollod.
Heilman. Democrat, was reelected mayor
by about 800 majority, defeating Grove,
the workingmen's and independent can
didate. The Democrats probably elect
all their ticket. The city councils will
probably be tie. The official returns
come in so slowly that accurate figures
ar. imDossible tonight,
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REFLECTIONS
Grants Last Stronghold Lost
Connecticut Largely Demo-
cratic.
One Governor and Three
Congressman.
Good News From all Quar-
terS.
In Ohio Clear Democratic Victory
In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-The election
to-day was very exciting and the vote
polled is the heaviest ever known. There
was considerable turbulence al this hour,
llP.M. 1t is believed the Democrats
have elected the entire ticket, by maior
ties ranging from one to six thousand,
Johnson, for Mayor receiving the heav-
lest vote. The official returns are COM
ing In slowly.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The election passed of very quietly
y.s,erdav-or rather we should say cleo
lion. for there were Mrse, township, cor
poration and school Each one Of these
r4quired separate ballot boxes and sepa.
rate Judges and clerks. The same
vyss the case in Bridgeport.
In the three elections in Martins Ferry
-bar. we-p at least fifty candidates, con
.r1uentlv AN immense amount Of scratch
.ug Wa, necessarily done.
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Q-During that illness, now do you
remember meeting Tilton ut that house
where Mrs. Tilton WAS very SIX and
anything passing between you and him?
Al don't seem to recall anything more
than that we met there.
Q-Mr Tilton has spoken of it as the
occasion on which you kissed him on the
forehead. Do you remember anything
about that?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-30
THE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR.
The Most successfuI Exhibition that the soci-
ETY. has Made-Attrnctions In Every Depart-
ment-Two Oxen Weighing 1000 lbs.


The grounds of the Queens County Agri-
cultural Society have not before contained so
many persons as assembled there yesterday, the
second day Of the fair meeting Every young
Long Island farmer had washed his buggy,
bitched up his favorite four year-old colt, and
taken the object OF his affections to "see the
fair" Old-fashioned family carriages and stvl-
ish equipages thronged the grounds. Besides
the display Of people. the display Of all that
pertains TO fair was remarkably good. The
prevailing horse distemper limited the eut les
OF that line OF stock, but there were many fine
horses exhibited. The entries OF cattle we're
many, and among them the Attorneys being par
ticularly well represented, Messrs. II. s. Parke
Of Dav side, Charles n. Jones o. Cold Spring.
aud William Wilicts Of ROslyn being among the
largest exhibitors. In a tent devoted to them
especially. which was continually crowded with
gazing and loud commenting stsht seers, were
the mammoth 0attle OF Mr.. George ANrault OF
Ioughkeepsic. The COW, apure Durham, weighs
3CU pOunds. md her coupani n, three quar-
ter-bloOu Durham, was thousand pounds
The hall f,r5ho exhibition OF fruits and do
nestle products was crowded with all imagiha-
bic iticles. among them the ever-popular patcn-
work quit, without which no fair would be a
tie four ycar-uid Or ce Adams showed one, and
Mrs. Henry Is. Price OF Hampstead exhibited a
SILK quit formed Of 3bis pieces, requiring lgl 1854
siltches, exclusive OF the quitting. Daniel
Brinkerncn of MBnhasset exhibited twenty va
Tletlcs OF hnnles Wagner ~ liafrV OF hocnes-
ter. forty varieties George X. Underhil, twenty
varieties OF pears Charles Il. Rodgers OF Ra-
ycnswuod, twelve varieties Of grapes and Gen.
>. l.. NJ. Barlow Of Glen Cove, aud Gen. Ward Of
ROslyn, some fine specimens Of foreign grapes.
There we're enough entries OF home made
bread, cake, and pies to establish small
bakery. A Urge COLI elton Of cut roses entered
by W. A. Burgess Of Glen Cove periumed the
hall and were only surpassed In he uty by the
fore aud artistIcally arranged flowers from the
grounds Of c. 5. Allen Of Queens.
There were no horse races proper, the charter
Of the society forbidding such amusement; but
the half-nile tack was filled all day with fine
horses on exhibition. ana IN this display some
fast time was made. Mr.. william Stillwell, IN
exhibiting road horse to sulky, IN speeding
him with others, was thrown from his seat, and
fell on the thill by the side Of the horse. where
he sat, and came down tue home ST. etcb at full
speed, holding on to the horse with one hand
and to the reius with the other. Ills horse was
cut by the wheel, and was Withdrawn. MIR. I'D
win A. Hopkins of Glen Cove attracted much
at ention Dy driving four-in-hand Of black and
bay ponies not larger than Newfoundland dogs.
He also exhibited three other tiny specimens Of
hOrsenesh.
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RESENTFUL FIREMEN.
NiliaRc Imperilled by Hose Company
Lively Times in West Troy.

WEST Troy, n. Y, Sept. 2s.-The firemen
Of this place had parade on Thursday last, and
among the organizations in line was the Oswald
Hose COMPANY, at whose head was at first put
the best of the bands OF music engaged for the
occasion. The march had not progressed far
when the band was changed TO another point In
the line and It's place 1lle1 with amateur players.
The angered members thereupon retired from
the procession and took their hose cart to their
house. The next day the trustees Of tue village
forn ally disbanded the company and organized
a new one Of boys. The old members, angry
and resentful, stripped the cart Of its oInL-
mental whees, silver platingS, and other things
that they had themselves bought. On Saturday
the trustees removed what was left to what they
supposed was a safe place, aud set two police
men To watcn n; but at night the bremen stole
II and took IL aCIOss the river To troy, wnere
they hid II IL the OsgOOd steamer house. The
trustees found Il aud put policeman on guard,
but II was again stolen, by piecemehl TINS time,
before they could get n uack To West Troy. IL
Is now supposed 10 be at the bottom Of the
Hudson.
In the mean time incendnry Ores have been
OF nightly occurrence IN West ltoy. On Mon
day nisht i've lumber yards, ~ separated parts
of the village, were set on Ire. Last night two
Others were lignted. The lumber yarus cover
neatly halt the space In the place, ana CON
II grafton, once well started, might readily de-
stIoy them all. Tue insendiarsm *, OF course,
regarded Hs the outgtOwth Of the quarrel be-
tween tue hremen AMI the trustees.
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is7at97.so. Beef and beef hams quiet Bacon dul It
pesisa d hsy ons clear ~ meats quiet sac. 10,
Lsrd yss du and weak sales on the spot 800 tes
Guy and ior future delivery $500 les. prime Western
u ee esI as sSr . oa2s pn SeT GSSn
. D ss:s d Az. iss ,se.S,. rs: S.
r,T TO hne ss3ee DO halinf tube 9Sassc
&c pals, e6ss5c. Western creamery a9@sBc DO.
gn ,Sd sdysScs e ss 70 @
sfSdes isc Sss ono a. DE- do sssise low
fairly aet SS SAFE. 600
81 soa ntef ' sStSs I" a ';9rs s
a TsStas9 spTins sllssi g r. store and
S1s :, o ad r 1p st The Prize f9r prime store
ter, e. g;s ti5 for new amber winsr and 81 Is Tor
ne we for sar mi cor SoIo amsr sales 90 600 bush
tog f9r sal wb nike 7lrTsc for yellow and 7ssc
bush. Al 5ige TOR inferior tsslye Tor mixed sI ~,
Loui. 49, for ~ chlcaso mixed. isc for MiiwsnEcc
sSd Sp' AZ Pfass s9a n state q
torToy-rhe tone . 'he market for cotton on the
rOt u quiet Quotation. unchanged Mddling up
bs .s, J.; 3e s ana ai low mddaS do is,c sales Sa
ana Il for speculation. Futures deciaed Lice; Gales
70 oc ef Tor bf for S f2T
i9r p.cemner ~ i3.lac Tor January, DC for Feoru
inv Rtrepts ihn n No % Vr an 81 rs S,i ior
The Liyerpeoi market was lover and duili middlins
re SS5Iss eo s's aus Hgt wthop, qqo.s
W tnahFtf shlfa SOW bags AZ llec.. gold. Mild
Frauc' quct and unchanged. Rice STEADY. with a fair
!,hDng sale Nc asses rather quiet. hut unchanged
hAN sugars were unchanged. though rather weak in
tone sSles loYH hhd- At iaiaSsc. for CuOa musco-
aau1, sac Tor low centrifugal and 7taa7JGc. for
~ ~, CroH Rcnned rather wcRK and somewhat lower.
We quote tonee-Java, 27d 9pc.. MaracaiDo, Pea
so, tnN no lHHt2i4c. gold, Iice-RlngOOn, 2Aa2Nc.
gold IN bona. and dild56c. currency duty paid;
tafOlnl Old crop, Blslllaic. Louisiana new rrop.
Csc. M9lssses-Cnba mnscovado, 39@50c.; Cubs
clayed, 32'e:1c. Porto Rico, lOr52c.; New Or
lean,5 t5edsc sugars-Fair 70 good refining Cuba,
5SSs''S S.ou s55oce2 &C. SIC cs9,TifSSs ~
soft white; aud pa iOc. Tor yellow.
s!Nphfks kosin was again quiet but steady at u 20
mtl 80 tor common to good strained. Spirits tutpcn-
tine was moderately active and nrm 33i6c. Pe.ro-
Tenn was easier under continued duilncss lower
Creek market refined, In bbls i3iac., ana crude. IN
bulk, 6Aedfsc for October deliveries. In ocean
ireighs quite light business done, but rates
IN incd steady 10th for berth and charter Grain
TO Hull by steam, Sed cheese. 35.. provisions 10 Liv
erpOOl, DIV steam, 3ttdJs; do. 20 London Dy steam.
iOs ana hour by sail, Is 81: grain to GLASGOW, BY
steam e@plad grain ~ Cork & orders, do 90 tho
Bristol Channel at the rate refined perOlt nm 10
hiyerp99, as 80 nts Sd do 80 Bremen is. 80. Hops
~ good demand, witt sales OF PCS bales Aallc for
Wisconsin, and isa 5c. for state Rnd California LIN
sced OIL 1Mb!c. Hides luet. WhisSey lower sales
100 bble. .1Dte
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a STR UGGLE FOR A FORTUNE.
Young Mans Toii-ome Journey from the
West 10 Wicked BreokIyn.

A ragged young man, wearing a fabby
SLOUGH Rat, his toes out at his shoes and elbows
out at his sleeves applied In the Registers ONCE.
brooklyn, on Tuesday, for permission to search
the records for title to some real estate In the
Eighteenth Ward bounded by wyckon avenue,
Chestnut street, Irving avenue, and Elm street,
which he said he was heir to. lie said his name
was George Troutman. His father. who had in
herited the land from his grandm other, was
Killed In the war. His mother was dead and
there we're three children, OF which he was the
Youngest. His relatives had sent him to the
West To earn his living. month or two ago
while he was In Arkansas he received n war
ranty deed from his aunt. Mrs. COrnelia Ten
Eyck, OF 20 Dean street, BROOKLYN, who wrote
hun note, saying that II he wnold put his
name to the paper she would give him f1T5. He
read IN the deed description Of nine lots Of
Guy property, which II seemed to him ought to
De worth more tnan fl75. He wrote to his
Drother IN Trenton, H., and his sister at 152
nassau street, brooklyn. to sign no papers. lie
started TO journey To New York without money,
and worked his way until he arrived In Buffalo
anu drove horses for hrs meals and lodgings
along the canal. by accident one Of the horses
tell into the canal md was injured, and he was
discharged. He begged his way to Albany and
reached BrooKlyn last week, and began 10 in
quire about mis- property. A lawyer who heard
OF him by chance called on his aunt and she
"a that she had purchased from the boys
"a her an expectant right In the property, and
that she only desired the chidren's signatures
10 the parers to make everything all right. The
lawyer told lroutnan that he did not think the
lie OF an expectant right was legal, and told
him to search tho title OF the prOuerty. The
young man has represented that his relations
nave cast him on, aud he suspects that they
nave been trying TO get fortune away from
MN. lie IL receiving much gratuitous help in
MS search. He sleeps In police stations and Is
living on charity while his ork continues.