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The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
Baby's Opening SOliIoquy.

lam here. And if this is what they
call the world l don't think much Of
it. It's very f1annelly world, aud
smells of paregoric awfully. It's q
dreadful light world, too, and makes
me blink, l tell you. And don't
know what to do with my hands; 1
think I'll dig my fists in my eyes. MOL
wont, I'll scrabble at the corner of my
blankes and chew it up, and then III
holler. And the more paregoric they
give me the louder I'll yell. That old
nurse put the spoon in my mouth in
very uneasy way, and keeps tasting
my milk herself all the while. She
split snuff in 1t last night, and when
| hollered trotted me. That came of
being two days old baby. There's
pin sticking in me now, and if i
say word about it Ill be trottcd or
fed; and | would rather have catnip
tea. I'll tell you who l am. found
out to day. / heard folks say, "Hush,
don't wake up Emmeline's baby" and
l suppose that pretty, white faced
woman over ON the pillow is Emme-
line. No, was mistaken; for a chap
was in here just now, and wanted to
eoc Doo oaoy, auu iooheu az nno ouv
said was "a funny little toad, and
looked just like Bob" He smelt of
cigars. wonder who / belong to.
Yes, there's another-that's "GrAm-
ma. 1t was Gramma's baby, so it
was" l declare do not know who
| belong to; but I'll holler, and maybe
I'll find out. There comes Snuffy
with catnip tea. I'm going to sleep.
| wonder why my hands won't 60
where want them to.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
VARIETY.

OF the Suez Canal shares there were
400, 900 issued. England having pur-
chased IN, 900 shares from the Khe-
dive, there remain 1888 600 to be ac-
counted for. 1t has been asserted that
2g6, III of these are held in France,
but, ON the other hand, it is said they
we're mainly purchased by French
agents for foreign account.
Rev. Griffith John, of the London
Society, declares that speaking and
reading Chinese are the only two
branches of linguistic study which the
foreigner can master. Chinese CON-
position is beyond his reach. He has
never seen production by foreign
er which, from, from a literary point
of view, did not excite the ridicule Of
nm ordinary native scholar.
There is FrenchmaR at Lima, Peru,
who goes by the title of the"Man with
the Silver Head" ORe day he came
across three brigands numbering man.
He killed one of the robbers and put
the others to flight, and then turned
his attention to the dying traveller.
Peruvian QensdGrnses came upon him,
and one of them, thinking he was a
murderer, gave him q powerful hori-
zontal blow with his sword, cut the
top of his head entirely off and loft
the brain exposed. The Frenchma1,
after lying an hour unconscious. re-
vived, picked up the upper part of his
head, walked home in tho broiiirg sun
and had silver plate made in lieu Of
the original scalp, which had shrunk
too much.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
co Q L..

Joseph FOUr s az ain opened q &c g
- Yard at West st eet opposite the II Il,
Co q wOrks, which he tends t run in con-
nection with his other yar". Persons iu want
OF guod oal can get The EnterpriEe ny oruer
ing at Vest aud Waite. str eets o Orange and
" ater s,re,s. JOSEPH FOUT.
~
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
New Merchant
Tailoring Establishment

The undersigned has opened new meroh-
ttaiiOrins e,ttoiish nsnt
AT NO. 408 KING STREET.
lie has laid IN stock Of seasonable gooda.
and cut prices down to the lowest fgure
all and examine my stock and learn my
prices No trouble to show goods or answe
questions
oct-lR-6n PHILLIP BONNHR..
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05

To SUFFERING LADfrs. .-"Dr. Rogerson's
Femals Hydysstia Posoders, for al female
Compiaints BY ma,i, 81 Address. Dr.
Rogerson p. u. Box. 1858 N. Y. Altv
The daily gazette., 1876-01-05
, UNI1s RTAk Err

Caskets and COiiins Of all Descriptions con
stantly on hand or ma ie to order All or
dors promptly attended 20, day OF nisht
Twenty per cent discount on tiutle rta ers
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
sep3-5m HAoSA j..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
FROM rr,rnI.
The Election In Chicago.

CHICAGO, November The L. S.
Marshals were kept busy all the
forenoon to-day in looking out fer
those who, having registered illegal
ly, might attempt to vote, and by
noon fully five hundred were cap
tured and taken before the Super
visor of Elections, who disposed of
them in matches of twenty The
top floor of the possofiice formed the
prison and courtroom, and present.
cd curious spectacle. One elevator
was used to carry the captured &c
peaters from the street to their
quarters, aud it was kept busy.
These who registered illegally under
a misapprehcnsion or through ignor-
ance were discharged, but the kIown
repea;ers were consigned to prison.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
An Ugly Old Man.

4 man boarded one of Benefits
stages yesterday morning aud s.,
down beside keen looking old gen.
tleman. After being seated mo
ment, he asked:
"Weli, how's Indianaf"
"Whsi IN thunder do know about
Indian" shouted the old man. II
never lived there-I was never in the
State"
ITS going to be pretty close, l
guess" remarked the man, though
seeming less interest than before.
Whats going to be closei" yelled
the old msn.
"The election"
"Wha, eleotioni"
"Why, the election for President"
"Whai do know shout an election
in Indianai cried the old man.
"Who do you take me for, sir!''
"Why, thought verybody knew
there would be an election in Indiana
to-day" humbly observed the other.
"What business had you to think
SO. sir. Do you suppose all.the rest
of mankind thinks As You dol Do
you run this whole countryf"
Never mind" observed the man,
rs be settled back: IL didn't know
but that you took aa interest in poll
tics"
"You had no right to think so, sir
not the shadow Of right, sir
Suppose l should get into = bus and
ask you how Indiana WASH How
quick you would knock me down,
SIR
NO, l wouldn'tr
Then I'm a liar, am II" shouted
the old man, trying to pull Off his
overcoat. There would have been
row had no, the other man hurried
out OF the bus.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
Assessment Notice.

a TLANTIc CONSOLIDATED MINING
"A Company Location OF principal place
OF business. san Francisco. California. oca-
ton of work, Devils Gate District, Storey
and Lyon Counties. Nevada. - Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the Trus-
tees If said company held on the 3oth day
Of October. 1870. an assessment tNo. y Of 81
Cents per share was lcvic, upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable immediately
in United States gold coin. to the Secretary
at the Office oi the company. No. $50 Pine
street. Room NJ 81. San Francisco, Cali.
:ornis. Aud anv stock upon which this
assessment; shall remain unpaid an the Twen-
firth 10th day of November. 1870,
will be deemed delinquent and will be duly
advertised fer sale at public suction. and un.
less payment is made before will b, sold on
TUESDAY, the Ninet.ersh day OF Decem-
e.r. 1876. Ia pay delinquent assessment, 10
geiher with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
PETER ROB. RrSoS. secretary.
Offce--Room So. No. $50 Pine stree, Ssu
Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

would not the whole he l,6eSf-lB os-
ton Journal.
1 believe the following to DO the
true solution: Eve STA Adam,
Auam S-l-a-4 Eve. Total, $685.
[Veritas.
Still another calculation is Ms fol-
lows. III Eve S-l-4 Adam, Adam 8 1.
~ 9 oblige Eve. Total S2,056. We
think, however, this not tn be suf-
ficient quantity. for though We admit
that Eve STA Adam, Adam, if he
8 20 S-i-2-4-2 keep Eve company. A
total of s,0sa, 056.--TN. Y. Mail.
1t seems very strange that 30 many
wise calculators should have got so
far astray from the mark in the solu-
ton of this simple problem. We
give the following as the only RI.
tional solution; if Eve S.1-2-4-tify
Adams waning courage, Adam, not
10 evince any unmanly hcsitsncy,
S-1.2-4-a-0 4.feit his wifc's respect
aud consequently they stripped the
orchard Of s,a05,62S apples, before
their appet,tcs were thoroughly salts.
fed Stockton Independent.
How innocent: but OF course,
Stockton mathematics smack Of the
insane asylum in its suburbs. Can
anything be plainera Eve. aglow
with female jealousy, and painting to
prove her pluck. with smile be-9. 81
4-40-2 de's sake. Total, 9,Sl4, 402.
--lStock Exchange.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
THE ELECTION IN CALI.
FORA.
The Republicans Ahead.

SAN Francisco, Nov THE city
has polled forty-two thousand votes.
Counting has commenced and Is
going on briskly, Iu the Second
District complete returns from 81
towns and precincts give Hayes
$500 and Tilden a169. In addition
to this it is estimated that the Re
publican majority in Oakland is
1000. In thirty districts COM
plete returns from nineteen
towns and precincts. including
Marysville, give Hayes 1854 and
Tilden 1893. Full returns from
eleven towns and precincts in the
Fourth District give Hayes oil
and Tilden 500, San Jose not in.
included.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
How Many Apples Did Adam and
Eve Eati

Some say Eve 8 and Adam 9, a
total of 10 only. Now We figure the
thing out differently. Eve 8 and
Adam 8 also. Total 16.--[ Boston
Journal.
We think the above figures are en-
tirely wrong. II Eve 8 and Adam
sc, certainly the total will be 30.
Scientific men, however, on the
strength Of tho theory that the ante
deluvians were race Of giants and
consequently great eaters, reason
something like this: Eve S1st, and
Adm Sc. Total l63.--[Gloucester
Advertiser.
Wrong again; what could be
clearer than il Eve 8 and Adam 8 l q
would not the while be S93l--( Law
renee Ams rican.
II Eve 6-i-ist and Adam e-i-a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

THEIRS appears TO be no reason
for the furry in the American colony
at Paris in regard to the libelous
statement attributed to NJ. du SOM
mersra. That gentleman already de-
clarcs the document credited to him
Is aapocryphal." This dissrms the
libel of ito viciousness, but !, was al
together too absurd to receive gen.
ersl credeuce.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
EASTERN ELECTION RETURNS.
The Democrats Claim Victory.

San FRANcIsco, Nov. The
lates, from Wisconsin, shows the
chances 10 be in favor OF the Demo
Gratis.
Chicago has gone Democratic by
over 5000. Iowa is Republican by
$1,000. The Congressman are all
Republican.
New Jersey has goG Democratic
by $4,000.
In New York, Tilden's majority
in Kings county, including Brooklyn,
is 1880. Buffalo gives Demo-
cratic gain Of s4'.
Milwaukee will probably so $500
Democratic.
Ohio and Indiana show a small
Democratic gain.
NEW York. Nov. 7.-Excitemen,
is intense. Democrats are Wild.
Tilden is surely elected. Mime
sofa gives u heavy Republican ma
jority and elects all the Republi-
can Congressman. Maine has gone
Republican by 5000 majority.
Massachusetts, in la3 towns give
Hayes 5l,799. Tilien. 81. Col.
Georgia has gone Democratic by
so. 900 TO GO. 600; South Carolina Re-
publican by 60 600; Mississippi is
claimed by the Democrats by So
600. Louisiana, SO far as counted,
has o Democrat plurality.
Private dispatches say that New
York and Indiana are conceded for
Tilden. New Jersey is in doubt.
Wisconsin 10 close. Louisssna and
South Carolina are probably Re
publican. South Carolina is Gloss
and claimed by the Republicans.
| Philadelphia gives Republican
majority Of Is. 400.
| IN New York sic towns outsil,
Of New York City and Brooklyn
show . net Democratic gain o
1856.
New Jsrsey-latcr retnrns ssy th'
State 10 still IN doubt.
il Florida i claimed by the Demo
Gratis.
Cenascticpt elected : Legislative
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

DETAILS fiom the Arctic Ex-
petition show how great are the
obstacles which prevent approach
to the Pole. The theory ofan open
polar sea, accessible through
Smiths Sound, is now no longer
tenable. That sea Is covered with
ice. estimated as eighty feet thick,
and Of course there is no prospect
that such masses will break up and
Aoat southwark. even in exception
ally warm years. sledge excursions
upon the ice are attended with diih-
Guilty and suffering that make them
almost imprae,icable, The next at
tmpt to reach the Pole will most
probably be made by the Sp,izbergen
route.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

THE success Of the l00-ton gun,
made by Sir William Armstrong for
the italian Government, marks the
opening Of new era in maritime
armaments. Henceforth the naval
power Of nations will have TO be
measured by the number of these
guns at their command, rather than
10y the size and strength of their
iron-ciads. The recent experiments
demonstrate that . strong vessel,
easily managed, armed with one or
more l00-ton guns would be more
than . match for the most powerful
iron-clad aAoat. In the contest be-
tween guns and armcr the former
have wen.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

The clerk of the Weather was
evidently in sympathy with the
Democrats yesterday. By reference
to telegraphic paragraphs published
in another column il will be found
that rain fell in many places in the
East yesterday. A RAINY election
day always conduccs to a Demo
cratic victory. II has been OBJ
served to do 90 on 50 many &C.
casions that shrewd politicians, on
the eve of an election, watch as
much the barometer rs the drift OF
public sentiment. Why metorology
should be so related TO politics is
easily explained. In the first place,
all the timid men, or nearly all Of
them, who arc cautious about getting
vet or incurring the hazard Of des-
trcying silk hat, belong to the Re-
puoucan party. All the hardy lei
lows, those who are accustomed r.
face rough weather CO we'll u
snoothe, are arrayed on the othsl
side. Hence, when il comes t.
trudgiDg in the rain to the pollA III.
lrst ere hesitating, whereas III,
second think Aothing Of 1t, nor faltcl
moment Democrats, too, beins
II TIE niaOsity, ass more eager /,
: east their ballots than Republicans
many Of whom think IT Will Be q
IL sAms II thcy stay At home. I
vss sssima1sd that the rain in Eev
TEA yssasrday would add twelve 3
1fsesa Thousand 70 the DemocEati
Sn1s.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

AIruoUeu Slade, the spirituaiistic
,upostor, has been acquitted on the
charge of conspiracy. it is highly
probable that be will I've committed
for trial under the Vagrant act, the
magistrate having declared that the
prisoner must either prove the genu'
inenc,s Of his spiritual messages or
be regarded as an impossor. The
decision leaves little chance for his
escape.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

Emperor Williams declaration
that Germany will take up arms
only when her own honor and IN
terests require protection, implies
clearly that he is disposed to hold
aloof from the Eastern conflict.
This intimation will encourage
Russia in her aggressive course,
while it will correspondingly de-
press the hopes OF those old-time
statesmen who deem the integrity OF
the Ottoman Empire to be of vital
importance 10 the wcll-being of
Europe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
ELECTION RETURNS.
Reports from Various Parts tof
the State.

At midnight the officers OF the
election in this precinct had pro
cceded in the counting Of votes as
far ~ the candidates for County
Clerk. The whole number Of votes
cast vas $50. Hayes majority was
l2x. wren's majority was "a;
Leonard's majority. 81; Wester-
fields majority, ~. Phil. Wright
ran ahead OF his ticket. receiving
295 votes. Stevens received l63.
Blair received l60 votes, and Cooke
2ss. Cooks majority. 1913. Keith
Sc over Cronin.
SCREKA MILL.
The vote at Eureka Mill was rs
follows: Hayes. 81; Leonard, Sc;
Wren. 81; Davenport, "a: Tilden,
s; Ellis. 3; kirkpatrick, 6; Wester-
field. 9. The remainder of the
ticket has not been reported upon.
FROM VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA, Nov. THE election
passed off quietly. A number of
votes, said to he seventy, were
thrown out by the judges on account
of the tickets bearing star. con-
trary to statute regulations. A large
vote was pollcd. The Firs, Ward
gave Hayes majority of 80; the
Second Ward gave Hayes majority
of So.
PROM BUREKA.
EuxKxA, Nov. 7.-Wren's major
ity here is large. 1t is generally
thought here that he 10 elected. The
local ticket Is very much mixed.
FROM srTRo.
SUrRo, Nov. 1.-The election
passed off quietly. Hayes majority
is :. The full count has not yet
been made, but enough is known to
pu, Cookies majority at sc, Lothrop's
at 10, Sims at IS. and kei,h's "a:
figure. Westerhelds
majority is 80. The remainder of
the vote is in favor Of the Repub-
lican nominees.
FROM DAYTON.
DAYTON, Nov. THE full regis
tered vote was polled. Hayes ma
Iori,y is So Wren's majority is 81.
The remainder of the ticke, is ahead
Dallas majority is SIS.
FROM CARSON.
Carson, Nov. "A great deal of
interest was taken in the election to-
day. All the saloons we're kept
closed. in accordance with the law,
and many business houses were shut
The election passed off tremendously,
Hayes majority is $50, The whole
Republican ,icke; no doub, is cleo |
I'd with handsome majority.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

4-40-2 de's sake. Total, 9,Sl4, 402.
| --lStock Exchange.
TELEGRAPHIC PARAGRAPHS.
Two negroes were arrested in New
York yesterday tor illegal voting.
The Republican vote in New York
was so large as to as,onish the Dem.
ocrats.
A prominent army officer said in
Chicago yesterday that were Tilden
elected, il would be only u matter III
time when civil war would break
out.
All the leading business houses
were closed in CHICAGO Yesterday.
1t rained in New York yesterday.
In Chicago, Buffalo, PiGtsburg,
Toledo. Cincinnati, Cleveland, De-
trcit, Dubuque, Davenport and 81.
Louis ii was cloudy aud cold yes,er
day.
All the prominent business houses.
all the banks aud exchanges. as we'll
as all the State, National CITY offices
were closed yesterday in New York
The election passed of gu city.
II was estimated at noon yesterday
that Philadelphia county, Penn,
would give Republican majority
OF 5000.
Reports received from the Lowell
District, Mass, yesterday, where
Butler, the regular Republican
nominee, WAS candidate for Con-
rress agairs, uoar. an independent
Republican. said that Butler would
perhaps be elected. All good Re-
publicans were hoping tina, he
would meet with defeat.
The uimos, peace and quie, pre-
vailed Mt the election in New Or
leans yesterday.
The Democrats had three 10 one
in Louisville. Kentucky, yesterday.
James Gordon Bennett of The
Herald, bet SIS 600 tina, Hayes will
be the next President.
Presiden, Grant thought yesterday
tina, the chances for Hayes election
were about three TO one.
A Rome special says that Cardi-
nal Antonelli's death was peaceful.
Ahou, his bed side were gathered his
relatives and many of his colleagues
in the College OF Cardinals. His
property and personal effects are be-
qucaihed to his kindred. His large
and valuable cabinet OF paintings
and art and uncut precious stones
are lett 10 the Museum of the Vati-
can.
Jouh NiA-utf sFSbss StAo ''''6"'s
Jr., and James Boderlan were
drowned while crossing in boat
from Ellis to English bay, near
Quebec, yesterday.
Governor Irwin of California,
published a proclamation yesterday
advising every man constitutionally
qualified to vote to go to the polls,
whether he Is on the black list or
not. Tho United States Marshal
said he would no, arres, persons of
fering % vote simply because they
were on the black list, bu, would
require some further evidence of at
tempted fraud.
II Was thought that Piper would
be beaten in San Francisco yestcr-
day. as the Democrats were scra,ch-
ing him fearinlly. II Is n hopeful
sign when Democrats ignore such
ignorance rs ripper represents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
LAST Thursday snow foil IN Ham
ilton, White Pine county, to the
depth OF three inches.

TxE wave OF conservatism which
has swept over Europe appears t. be
feceding. The Prussian elections
have given the Liberals aplurslky in
the new Chamber Of Deputies, while
the Conservatives are LEFT in hope
less minority.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
NEW TO-DAY.
Assessment Notice.

nAYToN GOLD AND SILVER Nlr.
II ing Company. Location Of principal
place OF business, City and County Of san
Francisco. California. Location Of works
Devils Gate District. Lyou connty. Me-
vada.-Hoticc Il her~oy given that at .
meeting Of the Board Of Directors held ON the
9Th day Of November. 1876, IN assessment mo.
81 Of One Dollar tsllper share was levied upon
the capital stock 81 the corporation. payable
immediately. In United States gold coin. to
the Secretary At the Office of the Company.
Room No. 10 HAywarsis baildina. No. <ia Cali
fcrnia street. San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day 81 December.
1876. will be delinquent and advertised for
sale q. public auction; and unless payment In
made before will be sold on TT ESpAY. the
Secondtsd, day Of November. 1916. 10 pay the
Delinquent assessment. together With costs of
advertising and expenses Of salc.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
W 4. DEAN. Secretary.
Office Room ~, Hayward building, No
Sa California street. san Francisco, Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

80 Brown Il Co., ~ South q
street, Virginia, manufacture their
own clothing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

~ For Latest Styles Of Clothing
try Brown a Co., "a South q street,
Virginia City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08

,r1rFor Gents Furnishing Goods
try BRowS 4 TO-, "a south Z street,
visHinia Gsty.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-11-08
Republican ticket. Handy was

Republican ticket. Handy was
defeated for Congress.
The returns received here up to
II SO r. N. indicate that Tilden is
elected.
Great crowds are hanging around
the bulletin boards. The Democrats
arc neutrality-suspicious. the streets
and cheering.
Mayor Bryant has received q dis
patch from Tildca saying that he is
sure that he is elected.
FROM rfocuR.
PIocuE, Nov. :. - Bulllonville
gives Hayes 90; Tilden 50; Wren 90 !;
Ellis 80. Hamilton gives Hayes 81;
Tilden Ga; Leonard 20; kirkpatrick
&c; Wren s.; Ellis Sc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-06
LATEST LOCAL.

The will Of Henry ". Sand was ad
mitted to probate.
CATHERINE BUCK was appointed ad-
ministrator of J. W. Buck. Personally,
$4,000; realty $500.
CHAs. l.. GEESE was appointed ad-
mlnistrator o. Herman KnolIman. Per-
sonalty, $1,000; realty, $50, 1000.
GEORGE SMITH, aged nine years, who
lives with his widowed mother, on Tay-
lor street, Newport, Kentucky, was ar
rested this morning by officer Small
wood While in the act of running away
from store on Central avenue, from
which he had stolen pair of stockings.
The boy states that he was compelled to
commit the theft by a couple Of bigger
boys-their names he does not know.
NATHAN BARROW was locked up In
Hamm0nd-streeG Station on charge of
carrying concealed deadly weapons. 1t
seems that Barrow entered the clothing
store of Harris, corner Of Filth and
Main streets, for the purpose of pur-
chasing some goods. Not agreeing with
the specified price, he began to be abu-
sive, whereupon Harris drew a club.
Barrow Immediately pulled out revolt
yer and threatened to shoot Harris. The
latter notified Officer woodward, who
made the arrest.