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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-18

70 Cts.

sent 10 the NEW YORK & ORIENTAL TEA
COMPANY will insure br return mail one pound
OF exceIlt nt Ooong, ouEg lyScp. English break
last, Japan or Mixed re,,s such rs is usually retail
Sd al 81 81 10 SIS per pound.
IT II y EACF NOT GENERALLY KNOWN
that by recent arrangement OF the Post Cftce.
small quantities oi morchanlisr are now conveyed
n charges considerably i,ss ff&.l hose of the ex-
press companies he cost ON one ponRd OF lea
pcing 5 cts. only.
The New NofE a,ai oy;snta Tea Company IL
1aking advantage al riI> EXTRAORDINARY
FACILITY ami = Supplying its customers in all
parts OK The nitcd states with the finest cas- even
hmm. rsL.LLAs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-18
lseNsIIN TEA,

2d Because cur comusasi1 of capital enables
TO IMPORT LAk'.ELl FOR CASH. ana thus rss
sell cSap. We buy all teas OF the ports of Chi
na anvil japan, and thus many intermediate
proiis and charges,
3D.. Because we have iran yurated NEW SYSTEM
OF BI sINEss. .ficiaatoG Il NEW IDEA.
We the proE1s of the middlemen and give
them to our customers, by Sading direct To any
address The finest qualities OF Tea at wholesale pri
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
Spring goods at Alschuler's.

SILVER WEDDING-One Of those pleasant
domestic events, which can occur only once in
the life time Of family, known as a silver we'd
ding" took place on Saturday evening at the
residence of DR.. Chester Hard, IN East Ottawa.
DR.. Hard had been married just 25 years ago to
Miss Amanda S. King SISTER of s. E. King, Esq,
Of this city) at Aurora, and in the same year the
pair removed TO Ottawa and set up their Lares
and Penates here to stay. There were invited
guests enough to fill the house comfortably, and
the happy anniversary WAS celebrated with as
much Zcst and enjoyment oa all sides as proba-
bly, characterized the event % years ago. There
was music, speech making and feast, and then,
what was no less expressive of good will towards
the "happy pair" there was a plentiful and
gorgeous shower Of presents. There were silver
spoons, silver trays, silver forks and plates, sill
yer pickle holders and cigar caSes,-in short sill
yer eOaythiRg, in such profusion that one was
almost lead to think a Nevada bonanza had been
recently plundcrrd to secure the supply. On
the whole, it was very Jolly occasion to all
participants, and one that will doubtless be
pleasantly remembered by them while memory
lasts
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
New goods at Alschuler's

MURPHY-If the object Of our temperance
folks in bringing Mr.. Francis Murphy here a
week ago to lecture on Temperance was to exert
aa influence on the city election, they failed sig
naly for they not only influenced no votes by
the movement, but Mr. Murphy is not the kind
of man to employ in such an enterprise. lie
is evidently not the sort Of man TO have much
faith in the hullabuoo and might and power,
and hurricane and earthquake system OF pro
noting moral reforms but believes rather in the
efficacy of the still small voice He is not what
can bc called polished, eloquent speaker, but
he can plead for the cause with a homely direct
ness and pathos that are wholly irresistible. He
was former saloon keeper at Portland, Maine,
being, during part cf the time, one Of his own
best customers. \ series OF domestic occur
rcnces aud Affections awakened him to a full
realization Of the evils Of drunkenness, and by
Gods mercy he had strength enough left 20
overcome the morbid appetite for drink himself
and j. now ready to give himself to the work Of
persuadiag others to do likewise. He pursue,
his object with 4 aodesty, simplicity and direct
icarnes,uc,s that make him most effective
worker ia the cause. God speed him in his high
mission,
] He smoke To very large audiences at the old
Plymouth church on Saturday evening ard sun
dav afternoon. and on sunday evening at the
Methodist church the crowd was so great that
hundreds were unable to gain admission. A
large number, on each occasion, at the close o.
his address, came forward and took the pledge
sv,r n. fwh "a
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

On Tuesday the Father Mathew Total Absti
nance Society appropriated the natal day OF
their patron saint by a procession in the morn
ing. High Mass at "a. NJ, Rev. Father Burns
officiating, and sociable and u banquet at thcil
hall in the evening.
The time at night was spent until 10 p. NJ in
pleasing pastimcs and social converse, when the
banquet was announced Following the repast
came toasts and responses until the arrival Of
the 1--WE sma hours" when the gallant sons o.
"Erim's Green Isle" with their fair Cathleens,
wended their way homeward. The affair was ac
compaAied with none but the most pleasant as
socations and reflects credit upon the board OF
management.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

Osman & Hapeman have just received the fol
lowing new books:
The Science Record for 1915 compendium OF
scientific progress and discovery during the
past year. With illustrations. Edited by Al.
fred +. Beach. $3.50
The Doctrine Of Descent and Darwinsm. By Os-
car Schmidt, professor in the University OF
Strasburg With 26 wood cuts Vol. l3 Of In
tcrnational Scientific Series $3.50.
The Law and the Lady. 4 novel. By WlkiC
Collins. With illustrations. $3.50
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

La SALLR -.
- N the CTcuu CONT neTe % June Term, =. u. $50
Il l~lHHceTU.
David ii Th1rnon, Mary King Hunter, James Thorn
Mary McNueH. Amanda VI. Dawson Sarah c. Gabriel,
Fzs MunrOe and alton Peters. by Leonard r. Manroe
his guardian and next friend. william Iouize, Admin.
Thornton deceased. william Nenner, Sarah Thornton
william Cook, Theodore Hochstatter Jesse q Thornton,
Thornton Elizabeth IIazen, Elizabeth Rector Mary ]
/ Rector Susan Allison Sarah II Thomas, Macy " Al
Kerr. Amanda 4 Kerr, william Kerr. Eebecca susan
Rounds, John Thornton, Mary Russell Richard u
Thornton, William 7 lhOruton Mary VI hWf. sarah >
Nasats. nd the lnknoNu Heirs Gnd Devlsers VI hiram
/ Thornton deceased.
II appearing irom an affidavit on fe tn the office Of the
clerk OF said court that the said drtLdsnts, sarah
lard, Sarah Keith. Wesley Thornton Elizabeth Hazcn,
Elztb, Ia hector. Mary lector, Ali.on "a
lere Alison, Hii em A Kerr, AmNL7a \ h"rf' llhfi
Kerr, kebecca Susan Rounds, Jthn Thornton, Mary r
Hand Sarah Nauats. and the Unknown l,iIs anl De
ysees OF Hiram thornton deceased. NOT ridens OF
ssd state ana said compAinauis having meg ihel n! 81
plaut In aid court, the cauoy -ie thereof on
Ehtn DAY OF January ls.f ana hoir hWrtdment u
sd hil the egh eeuth day ui March A. u i-' ntf' h
and summons having heen issgei ihefesh nccoTHhg To
N6tce therefore hereby yyr1 sad defendants. sarah
lhWntou .rssr thornton, ,ar-. u ,i.ys. y. i29,, ~
zen, Elizabeth Rector, Mary LectoT snsan Is AlL
son sarah Thnmss, Nancy Almond, Henrietta br,cr.
NagGalene Allison Hiram herr. Amtnd' ks-r; WI
IAN Kerr, u b-cca n an Hound- n9u iH-rNinn' W.,
X Eussel. Richard x Thornton, william mo nign.
/ Nsry " Hand. Sarah ra'a. ana ~, tnkaoNn .eirs
and Devices ram Thornton, derti-e ihAi ng-s u
and each OF you personally D. NSd appear ,ioe l ,nnTl
said term thereof D. hid att1e tuur' hou n a =
IN I'D county. tie fr+t Monday Of Innc usH A. o -,
answer demur escep. 20 sad bill the sans ~ le ak~n
tnr conssrd against You and The matte Ana lungs ee
!" W ~ CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
3 CHls. Bt,Scr tyB & G. u. hErsn, solicitor uar-J
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

The great enterprising firm of VI, Stiefel IL Co.
have added another attraction to their trunk de
partEient. They have also this day taken the
agency for the Western Trunk Mandatory,
which they will sell wholesale or retail, at man
ufactory price. Call and see the large assort-
ment Of trunks at VI. Stefel & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

coats, when finished, are stored Beyond tais Is
a trimming case, IL feet long, Z feet high and
feet ut the base, narrow shelving on top, in
which are kept all kinds of trimming materials
Near the coat case is Il solid black walnut cut
ting table, by 0 feet, with drawers on each side
and racks underneath for patterns. Close al
hand is trimming table, 4 by s feet, solid black
walnut, to which cloths are taken from the cut
ting table and from which they 20 to the elcva
tor communicating with the work rooms III IN,
second story, which is at the rear end Of the
building. Near the elevator are three pulleys
for elevating sponged clothing for drying. In
the room are ten tables, part with drawers, Tor
cloths, of which they have very large STOCK
All Of the furniture in this room corresponds
with that in the sales-soom, in material and
finish.
Seven roo,Is up stairs belong to the manulac'
turing department, where about thirty men
and women are kept in constant employ. As
many more are in the employ OF the hrm, but
work at their homes. The annual labor account
is over SCI, 900 and sales over sloo,ooo.
The front of the building will be painted and
trimmed like the iron colums-black, with gold
leaf.
The plans for shelving, furniture. desks, sc +,
were prepared by architect Furness Mcssrs.
Colwell, Clark 4 Co. did the work.
In conclusion the Republican would call its
readers attention to the stock of ready made
clothing and furnishing goods. Its equal ha.
never been seen in this city. Everything a
gentleman wants can be found on their shelves
or tables. The variety is great and the quantity
more Than ample. The firm proposes to give
lower prices than ever before and to guarantee
satisfaction to all whe give them their patronage.
The proprietors are pleased to state that
largely composing the vast throng who have
called upon them, and viewed their mammoth
store, stock and fixtures, were ladies'. They are
justly proud of this token OF appreciation, and
extend cordial invitation to them to call again.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
ANNoU JUDGEMENTS

4. the request OF many taxpayer Il. q. BLACK all
De candidate Tor the Office Of Town Collector az the eusu-
ing elcctien.
At the request Of many citizens. announce JOHN ".
KELLTas candidate iowa Collector the ensuing
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

Whence this Great COmmOtion the country
through, among the Alcoholic Btter-mongcrs
They stand aghast at an innovation on their
privilege Of making drunkards of the sick. \
competitor has come into the field with which
they cannot contend. DIR. !. WALKER's CALI
FoRNiA VINEGAR BTTTERs, the undehled essence
Of the most eiiicacious vegetable tonics and al
terativcs in the world, is driving all the ,'N-bpH
nostrums Of King Alcohol To the wall. There j,
no disease, internal or external, in which 10 i
not benefcally administered
Fob 9th 1C
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
Chorus Concert of the Ottawa Musical Union

Chorus Concert Of the Ottawa Musical Union.
The named society has arranged TO give a con.
cert next Friday evening, the Goth inst, in the
Congregational Church. We suspect that at
least few of our citizens are hardly aware that
the society exists, although II has met regularly
every week since the middle Of October and is
made up of 80 or 40 Of our leading singers. Its
officers are. President, Dr. Phillips; Vice Presi.
dent Mr.. Frank Kendall; Secretary, +. II. Smith
Treasurer, Mr.. W. L. Church,
The conductor OF the society Is T. S. Harrison
who took up his residence here last fall and is
becoming we'll known among us as very sue.
cessful teacher and tenor of rare powers.
Mrs, +. G. Hall, of Chicago, whose singngs de.
lighted an audience here year ago, will be pres.
ent, and two or three numbers Of the programme
will be allotted to her.
The choruses to be sung are from Haydn and
Handel. Several English glecs will be rendered
one or two ballads; quartets by members of the
Union and we may expect fair seasoning of
musical humor
1t is greatly to be desired that our citizens will
take the oportunity afforded by this first public
concert of the Ottawa Musical Union, to show that
they care something for the cause of musical
culture among us. The society aims to be a per.
manent institution. But its permanence depends
chiefly, not upon its members, but upon the gen
raj interest which is shown in its welfare. There
is no better guagc Of the average ciclizatton of
town than the interest shown by its citizens. in
good, wholesome music. 1t is to be hoped that
l., ;,n n,t ,,,h 10, 1no
something of a higher grade than the banjo and
bones, to fill the Congregational Church mex,
Friday evening Don't let the society be frozen
out by Indifference. That would be q wretched
business. Other towns of the population OF
Ottawa have permanent societies of this kind
and we can have one if we will
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

You will find the largest stock of spring cloth
ing, at NJ Sticfel d Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

rISAI SETTLENIENT.-

ININAI SE:IN-TIsEcN NE:NI'.-EsrsTE ~
L WILLIAM n. BrowN DECE'D-Nutice Is herphy -tvr1
an persons Interested IN said estate, that Betsy BrCya.
yNrruirN uf the last will and testament Of said VIII q
Brown deceased viii appear before the County Court Of h
county "a sale and stale OF ILLINOIS, the ouuty CouTI
House OttavA IN said county, Mond y. IN ish day
AIrl lSii Og the purpose OF rendering sccOrII
t..t EuaI settlement.
Dato! a. ottawa ,hfs 18Th day OF March lS,5
BETSY T. BROWN,
Attest: Il. 4. MCC NLEB. Execuiu1-
t.g-N County Court Ia Ss,le Co.. ~. nara ~
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
MdrrteD.

On tho i.th ins' at the resd OF the BRIDE mlhs-
iu tltfaWa. b. v n. Weeks ESQ Mr. WILLIAM bDNLlNb
10 NJ MARY ELANEEY. OF Wniteside coanty.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

New spring stock Of wall paper, at Osman
Hapeman'S
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
l9te0.

In The city Of Ia sale on Sunday March 1871. Cfc1
sumption MARY NJ, gi.e Of ". o.. Failing.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
A HOUSE AND LOT
Ia the States Addition
FOR SALE


ON easy VIII take sl2 payments per month
( until paid for.
e. ottawa, March 20, ls75..lw. A. II. SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
SPEclAL COMMISSIONERS SALE --Nonee Is hereby

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE Notice IL hereby
- g That by virtue OF decree made ana entered u
by the Circuit Court OF La sale county state OF m
no st the January term OF sad court Nd s5 In cert
pending In said court the ChanCefy side src
Of, wherein Dora Gllspie was complainant and NllMd
Ie defendant, | shall. on Monday, the twelfth
day OF April SI5 At the honr OF two O'Clock In he at
ernoOn OF said day offer tor sale at the sou door OF the
County House In Ottawa, In said county, At pablo
sucton and viii then sell the highest bidder the follow.
ing described property bc the same ordered 10y said de-
cree To be sold that Il TO say:
The halt OF the southeast quarter OF section three
In township thlrtyiou nOfth and range four east OF ne
third principal mel ten acres to the southwest
corner OF said tract conveyed by william Anderson TO ia
cob teralso except the north we've acres OF said tract
conveyed by Neson Conrad 70 John I. Gibson.
folio King described tract Of land Beginning at
the corner of section three, In township thirty
four north the third principal meri
dian from thence the south line t said section
gy rods thence south forty tod thence east one
hundred and sNy rodg thence north forty rods To thc
south line section two In af township, thence west
said south line TO the place of beginning tltuaed In the
county Of La sale and -tate Of III nois.
me. third cash IN hand. and the balance
In two annual payments. with Ten per 1T. animal
Interest, secured ~ mOrtggge .. . .......
patri March - lStj. Special Commissioner.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
MOKTG SALE

IIIAT''T'Ic MORTGAGE - "a A. E.-
" Pursuant TO the terms OF chsttel mortgage, made
March l7tn 1874, ny John Boyle. In favor OF thu under
signed aud due after date shall sell at auction
the residence of said John Boyle In the town OF Sou
ottawa, La Sale county ILL.,, Tuesday, March I'D 1875,
commencing at O'Clock Pm the following per. ona prop
cry covered by said chael mortgage, to wilt one Nor
man stallion, gray II yrs old Norman stallion
gray yrs od one gray mare yrs old and her colt one
brown mare l3 old with her colt sorrel mare IL
yrs old bay mare years old with her colt bay
mare. d one gray mare, yrs old one young stall
ion RS old hogs. lumber wagons, plows corn
plows pairs drags, hay rake reaper and mower.
corn planter and two sets OF harness.
Terms Of !de.An under $40, cash sums over that
amount credit of montns will he Z ven on notes with
approved security bearing 10 per cent interest from date
OF sale II not paid when due. DAVID DOUGLAS.
Joseph Watts, AuctiOneer. msr9Jlw
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

All in waut Of wall paper viii ind a splendid
assortment q; Osman & IIapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUARDIA N'S E.-Notce Is here
" by given to all persons whom IL may concern, That
the undersigned, Mary Baldwin, guardian Of Wilie W.
Baldwin, Edwin Il. Baldwin and Ray L. Baldwin, minors,
will make application to the County Court OF La Sale
county at regular term thereof To be held II the Court
House in the city Ottawa, in said county the third
Monday OF April 1879 being the nineteenth day thefot
for order and decree of SAID court directing her As SAID
guardian sell the following real etae belonging 10 said
minors much thereof shall 10 said Court to
the interest said minors situated in the county OF La
Sale and state OF Illinois. to wit:
The undivided onehalf OF the following described real
estate:
The east half OF the northeast quarter Of section eleven
township hirytwo north, and two east OF the
third prime pal meridian.
Also thirty Owe OF the east half of the
southeast quarter section two In the township.
Also the southwest quarter of th northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section fourteen In said township
subject the dover interest the undersigned widow
OF Henry NJ. Baldwin, deceased.
For the support and education OF said minors, and for
purpose investing such of the proceeds of said sale
shall be Immediately requisite for ssid support and
education other real estate Of otherwise Investing
the same. MARY BALDWIN,
u,ar2O-3w Guardian of said Minors
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20
ST. Patrick'S DAY.

Flour is offered by friedman at 1926 per sack
and upwards.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

- Fed SWEET pOTATOES.--A large and splsRdid stotS
y OF Red and Yellow NansemOnd. Bermuda, Brazil sEt
southern Queen Descriptive Price List u 10 all who
apply. A. +. IIEliL, Alton, III.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-03-20

Bat-,i March q. Is5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-08
The Markers.

New YoRK. July s.-;-tocks dull and lower
Money : Gold IT.. Flour dull and dropping.
w heat quiet but scarcesy So firm. Corn dull
and unchanged.
46! do. consolidated, 5it West. Vas 81. Cot
ton quiet and steady budding Isl! -Four quiet
and ste.dy. Wheat irrncr; No. Western am
Der l5S; No. , DO. l3l; mixed DO. l29; No |
Western red l3u; No. = do. 10; Pennsylvania
red l3oel35; Mary land red l20al30 do amber
l"2al"o; do. white l20.l35; No. > Milwaukee
Spring ll9. Corn dull for Western; Southern
hrmcr; Southern white ''.s9j; ;, uthern yellow
SLASH; Western mixed S2.S21 on spot; 81 Au.
gust Oats dull and weak; Southern 6OsG5
Western white 80 Western mixed 59a6O. Rye
dull and nominal al "oslUO. Hay firm, scarce
and higher; Pennsylvanla 22aS30. Provision:
dull. Butter unchanged. Coffee strong and
buoyant;. ordinary TO prime Rio csrgoes liz
&c; jobbing lI3a2l. Sugar strong at l0s Wits.
key-slnslt sales ut 81 ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-08
EOR SALE
TOE SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Allen
ANpRIA

The time within which the undersigned were
to sell the real estate of the late Robert II. Mil
Ter having been extended by decree Of the
Corporation Court Of the city o: Alexandria, we
now offer at private sale the following pieces OF
property, viz:
No. l. The large BRICK DWELLING snd
l., VI on Washington strcot, the late residence
OF Robert H. Miller.
No. ,. A BUILDING LOT, 5CxlOS feet, on
the west slice of Washington street, between
Duke and Wolfe.
No. g. The WHARF and WAREHOUSE
formerly occupied by Mr.. B. II. L@mbcrl.
Nc. t. The THREE STORY BRICK WARE
HOUSE adjoining No. 3 on the cast fronting
Oh Union street.
No. 5. A LbT south of the Gas Works 50 f.
front on Lee street, running through TO Union
street
No. 6. A WATER LOT at tho foot of Queen
street subject to lease to T. j. Mchnl.y.
No. Z. y LOT OF FOURTEEN ACRES on
w .shng.on road, near the Canal Basin.
No. 5. A LOT OF THREE AN D-A II ALE
ACRES At the Stone Bridge, the terminus Of
the Street Railroad.
The terms of sale will be liberal, and the
terms of paylucn! can be made to suit the pur-
chaser. +. }. MILLER
3 colin FKAN cIs MiL.LER, Ex'rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-08
The Rcecher Trial.

NEW York, June S.-The Chairman of the
| Plymouth Church meeting last night in a
speech previous to the adoption Of the resolu-
| ton increasing Bcecher's salary Tor the coming
! year to 800, 900, said The necessary cxpcn-
ses OF the trial have been very large. 1t has
| extended over SIX mouths; counsel have been
employed by day and by uight; witnesses have
been brought from all paats OF the country, and
the expenses are much greater than our pastor
Is able to pay either now or for some time to
come. 1t is our duty to help him and pay
| these expenses Ter him, for not only has he
been as>allcd, but this whole Church has been
attacked. he has nGt utimated, nor do think
he expects we snail pay this money, but it is
| our duty to do IL, and we mean to do it, APP
| pause. While it Is neither legal nor proper
fer Us to supply him with aid directly for this
purpose, we can reach it by voting him salary
which will include it, Let US come to this sub
| Jet in the uame Of old Plymouth, and show by
our acts, as well as our words, our respect
our love, our admiration ADD our appreciation
OF our pastor, and show TOO, that we will stand
by him to the end. Applause.
The lrIbune says: "lmmcd!atcly on the
conclusion OF the examination OF Price and
| Loader, Yesterday Bcccher accompanied the
District Attorney to the Court House 10 Brook
| Ign, and was ushcrcd uto the grand Jury room
where lie gave his testimony to the uutruth of
the atfidaylts made by Price and Loader The
papers showing the evidence taken before JUS
tlce Riley were also submitted, and an indct.
ment was ordered against both the alleged per-
jnrcrs, Price, although indicted in Kings couu-
| ~, will probably escape the penalty of his Of
fence, as he made his confession and gave his
evidence against Loader to the District At
torney of New York, Oh condition that he was
accepted as States evidence. A nolu proscuui
will possibly be entered in cons qucnce OF this
agreement. 1t is not known positively whether
evidence was given against others who were al
legged to have been concerned in this conspiracy
to detame Mr.. Bcechcr and Mrs. Tilton."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-08

ESCAPE OF a PRIsoNER.-A colorcd man
named Ben Bauhem while on his way from
Alexandria county, to the station house u this
city yesterday attcrnoou, 10 charge of colored
constable, named Richard Parker, of the coun-
ty, escaped, aud is still at large. The consta-
ble was armed with billy and pistol but
when uear the canal locks BIauhelm's sister
took the billy away from him and threw it into
the canal and the prisoner, at the same time
stealing the pistol from his belt cast it likewise
into The water, and then ran off. The consta-
bic tied his head up in handkerchief ADD
coming to police headquarters got TWO police
men to assist him in making search for bis
escaped prisoner, but did not succeed in fudipg
him.