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Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
A Fugitive NJ urdcrcr Heard From.

MONTICELLO, Ill, Feb 1.-The escaped
murderer, Noble Randle, has been heard
from. lie killed John Gebbard at Atwood
Pratt county, in drunken row. and escaped
the officers. No trace had been found of him
until "A deed was received here made by him
county to his wife, Sarah Il, Randle, who
lives at Atwood. The officers of the law are
on his track and he will undoubtedly be
brought TO justice and made TO suffer for his
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
The Rcporu Denied.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb, IA special from
Birmingham, Ala, denies the reported kill
ing of five negroes of Carbon hill, Ala 1t is
based on telegram from the telegraph
operator which was not founded on facts.
The whole story originated in the killing of
one negro. There is no sign OF race war
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
THE CLEARANCE RECORD.
Financial Transactions of the Cuun-
try During the Last Week.

BosroN, Feb 1.-[Special Telegram to
THE Bee. The following table, compiled
from dispatches from the clearing houses
of the cities named, shows the gross ex-
changes for last week, with rates per cent
of increase or decrease as against the
several amounts for the corresponding week
in 1SNN:
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02

also aged eighteen, a sister TO the youthful
bride already mentioned. Miles father and
Theresa's father both applied at the clerks
office for the licenses and gave their consent
to the marriages. BY this union the sons
father becomes his brother-in-law, stepson to
his muther-in-law and stepbrother to his own
wife
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
Work of Stnre Rnhhnrs.

Ell PAso, Tex, Feb, THE stage running
between chihuahua and Pinos Altos, Mexico,
was held up last night by masked robbers
and 100000 iu silver bullion taken. The
highwaymen have escaped, but officers are
in pursuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
The Kindly Rain.

san FRANcIsCo, Cal, Feb. Rain has fallen
all over the Pacific coast, commencing yester-
day and ending tonight This rain fail will
provo of incalcuable value TO wheat growers
and fruit men OF the entire Pacific.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02


LINCOLN Neb., Feb. 1.-ISpecal to THR
BEE. Tho committee on claims of the house
is working upon a variety of bills which,
when brought before the members, will
doubtless cause some discussion. The items
arc included in Mr., Aliens bill for the relief
of people who had horses and cattle killed by
the Nebraska live stock sanitary commission.
This commission expired about two years ago
after it had worked for several years in
eradcating glandcrs and other contagious
diseases from among horses ana cattle.
Now that the commission is no more tho
owners OF the animals killed under its direc-
ton hope to secure pay for the same, not
wthstanding at the time of the killing the
stock was supposed to be infected with ui-
sease.
In the bill referred to there are l35 items,
which range in amount from Si5 to S4G0, and
aggregate Sl4265.
The owners OF this stock in many instances
assert that the same was not diseased and
That lts slaughter was an act of injustice to
them and consequently one for which the
state must be held res pOnsi be.
Among these claims is a number also for
stock which was undeniably tainted with dis.
ease and the killing Of which was a public
benofacton.
All the members of the late commission are
still in this state with the exception Of tho
veterinarian, DR.. Gerth, who is now in New
Jersey. strong fight must be made by the
claimants before their bills Will be allowed.
O'Neill, a plumber of this city, has n claim
for 81 200 which was formed three years ago
by WORK done in the capitol. No appropria-
tion has beeu made to pay it, and IL accord
ingly comes TO the present body with accrued
interest, There is also before the committee
claimof $4,000 by Mrs. Norvin, widow OF
the engineer who was killed, because OF
alleged defective orlImanship in the placing
of the boiler and in the worthlessness of that
fixture itself in tho insane asylum which re-
suited in the death of her husband.
A claim of the assistant engineer for DANA
ges was introduced at the last session, but
disallowed. The testimony adduced at the
time as regards the worthlessness Of tho
boiler has been reproduced in this case
1t is understood that the committee has
concluded that Mrs. Norvi in has u good claim,
but is undecided as to the amount to pay her.
There are several other claims of novel
character. One of these is from Scots
Bluff county, which asks the state TO pay
$1,000 for the conviction of one Arnold for
murder The county, it claims, mas not the
money to pay the expense of the trial, having
among other things allowed 81 900 to an attor-
ney 10 defend the criminal From Blaine
county comes similar request for 81 200, for
the prosecution of Yokum for murder.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02
OMAHA'S AMENDED CHARTER.
1t Will be introduced in the Senate Today
by switsler
A SLIGHT CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.
Tho House Committee on Claims
working on Various Biils-The
Bounty ON Sugnr-A Disgustcd
1ndcpcndent.

LINCOLN, Neb, Feb. 1.-[Special TO THs
BEE. Senator Swit2ler will Introduce the
Omaha charter in the higher house tomorrow
and will call meeting of the Douglas dele.
CATION for tho purpose of considering the bill
ltnow develops that there has been ch ange
in the sentiment OF some of the Douglas
county delegates regarding several of the
clauses in the proposed amendments. This
is due partly to the fact that some OF
the delegation took no part IN framing the
amendments rs also to the fact that clrcum-
stances have arisen which render ii unwso
TO introduce the said amendments into the
legislature.
One of the changes which will fail TO re-
eelvo the unanimous support the delegation
Is that relating to the appointment of the po-
nee ana hrC mmSSiOnerS by the mayor.
Ihere is scarcely Il man in the delegation
VINO does not feel that IL would be better TO
nave Omaha govern herself, even in the
method o selecting the officers in question.
But some of them would have the commits
sioncrs elected by the people and others by
the council. Others, who think good COM
mlSSioners have been appointed by the gov
crnor, want tho law to remain us it is. There
is also feeling that the change is too radical
and that the people of the city have not been
given an opportunity to express an opinion as
TO whether or not the move is demanded.
1t IS also held that the time is iuopportune
and that u house of hostile independents will
hardly consent to Curtailing the prorogatves
OF the chief executive so long IA they feel
they have II man who has been wrou gfully
prevented from exercising the duties of that
Office.
Besides, the move will meet with opposi-
tion from certain lobbyists who have,
Tor some time past, been cndcavoriDg
TO curry favor with the independents.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-02-02

The discovery a short time since that alarge
number of men on the retired listof the army
are drawing salaries from the government in
civil capacities, and therefore violating the
spirit OF the federal statute, which forbids
any one in civil life drawing more than one
salary from the government at one time, has
brought about considerable discussion Of the
proposition pending in the house to increase
the unlimited retired list of the army by a
transfer from the limited list
The unlimited retired list of the army is
~,6ade up of officers who have attained the
age Of siXty.four years. There is limited
list of 400 men who have been retired on ac
count of incapacity, but who at the time Of
Nretirement had not reached the age of sixty
fohr The limited list il appears, is more
than full, Upwards of thirty men are eligi-
bic 10 retirement TO the limited list who are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-02-24

Ihe eo-n1stsss on saiissads ss.sg.ssAs - e.
Presses have Spsisned aezrinss On tiEls ~ psst
tioaz referred fothem n fosiS~s.
fof Tuesday, teo- zsGh, q. osescek r. =.
An &C. 10 revise chapter 81 oa tie Rxvised
stxtztks and s0rrgzis.e rzisrsaz rites md sares-
For weaaesesy. Eeb- zstn, = o'ek0ek r. L.:
A. act 10 fncsrrcrsss sts Csnaaa . AAne
A.aes 70 iseorrorsts .h< saraiaer : zsass-
ie5 Telegraph Co.
Ar - 70 isx.sizs ne location q III Pniliils
sstse4 tn tie towa Of Pkfiiips-
An zes 70 sszsis the esxxsss Of rskread cor
kosssiess 70 ave ess-s PEI nils tor zzasbo1S~
toa Of r2sssEsers-
Fof Ns9Esssey, hArea Nh:
An act 1sss1azx tie power Of the Mount
D~scrs r.. Co.
Al az 2 Lssorpera'e TIE Ansrseas Tsie.
Petition ser' law providing for tbs use q
automatic brakes an< s4ssty eoat4ers On freight
elrs and Tor law limiting the fabor Of railroad
snpioyets for personal in52r1ss sustained BY
rstiiloa to amend charter OF -waido AID
Somerset ky. Co.
"A act reisiiag % grade c-osxinxs.
for Wednesday. Feb q, \ O'Clock r. NJ
Al aet % insorporase the Bath. sswei's
IA EST % Incorporate the Long Island q.
Al &C, rsla,iax to the Cage Elizabeth shors
An aet 20 satAorizs ,hs ei1aeford saso
K. X. Co. to issue b0n6s.
Petition far Amendment. Of charter Of
Hs6tefara 4 Eses r. X Co.
Petition Of henry II. Clark and others TO
incorporate the Eiis@orta and Trsrnoat e. K.
Co
Pstitioa ~ the ABdroseogyia Lakes Trans
psftastoG Co. tor charter for rsilsead from
Asgers Retreat 10 the shore OF UnabagoK lake.
Petition Of y. C. Pgndieton and others for
IA act q incorgsra'ina a. tas hieseoro, North
port Belfast felssraph fei~ykons Co.
FOR "Wednesday, March l. 9 O'Clock =. NJ
An act 20 empower the Bangor Street Rat
way Co. 10 establish connection between Its
tracks in ;he ei,les Of Bangor and Brewer.
For Wednesday, Feb. 18Th ~ O'Clock r. NJ
An act 30 amend section i2S. chapter 5! Of
the Revised ssAsGtss fslzsing 70 freight charges
On railroads.
For Wednesday, Feb. 18th. ut 3 O'Clock r. n.
An -. 10 incorporate the sunderland Mann
Telephone Co
FOR "Wednesday. Feb. 18th, at O'Clock r. ~:
40 act 70 give additional powers and rights
70 the Bangor and Afoostook Railroad Co.
An act - aaihoriss the confederation Of the
Sandy River and Phillips and kanseiy railroads.
WA AYkR See'y.
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The committee 90 ways AID bridges have ~
sisnsd hearings apos petitions and bills referred
70 tEsm a. follows:
FEB. S-Ao Ii.
Petition of W. II. Libby and others Of Mat
tawaIaseag. asking State aid for building y
bridge across the Penosseot river, In the town
Of Vim or HAttawanksax.
fsb. 2i.-So- 10.
Petition o. citizens Of Aiisgash. asking aid
for building road and bridge In Ai!egask.
FEB. 2t.-So. ct.
Petition OF James A. stroat and others, for
permission 10 baiid bridge Aoross tide water.
In town OF hsnRetankport.
FEB. 2s-So. "a
Bin, an ACT 70 revise the provisions Of chap
ter sJ7 of the Private and Special Laws OF 1873.
and additional thereto, relating TO = free bridge
across spruce Greek in the town Of kIttery.
FEB. E~-ao. "a.
Petition OF the Inhabitants Of Van Buren,
Hamlia and Cyr tor aa appropriation In aid Of
Van Bafen.
FEB. H--ao, "a.
Petition Of II. .. sweetIand Of South rhom-
aston and others, requesting tue enactment Of
Law refuiring-the several counties TO build the
large bridges within their counties.
Petition Of +. d. jenkins and ~ o'ters Of
the town Of kendaskeag, for aid In building
bridge aerossthe hendusxeagiriver In sdd town.
Petition OF N. G. Brooks and IS other citi
xen- Of Mesiport for the enactment OF law
requiring counties to support the large bridges.
Hearing Feb. "a.
Petition OF William Leonard and II others
for an appropriation for repairs OF bridge across
the Fa=satamkesR river In the town OF fassa
dGmkeag Hearing March 3.
An act 10 prevent the use OF narrow trimmed
wheels for th. hauling Of freight and erchandise
over the streets Of the city OF Calais. Hearing
March ..
February q.
Resolve in favor OF a road in tranklin coun-
~ from Rangeley to Eustis.
H.F. GOULD, Secretary.
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Fisheries and Gasae,

the committee on Fisheries snd ia ne will give
= public hearing on matters assigned 10 them al
,hsf room at the state House IA follows
"s"nssuat, hss' 80. ~ "'rtscA r. ".
Petition OF Passport Wafer Company 70
nave Little river exempt from main taiRing fish
ways
XII, an act relating 20 inland ifs feries.
Petition of II G. Reed and oihers asking
for e.ose time for fishing On BsnEs nant pond.
Petition et j. A Eofan and others for close
law for fishing on Middle Brook pond.
Petition q Sylvester am an othars for
protection OF trout 20 kenuF baukI ort.
Petition of Frank Rhodes and Others TO pre-
hiht taking nsh from little ussip 20 pou,i town
OF WA,erbOro,
Petition Of William Prince and others to
build fish weir In town OF Friendship. Knox
county
Petition of Storah W. Jones and Others of
fenohscot county for change in & 4fne laws.
Petition OF ". q Abbott aud others Of
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Legal Affairs.

The legal affair. committee will give public
hearing at their room at the state House. Augusta.
On the foilogiag biiis and petitions
February "a at O'Clock In the afternoon. on 40
act In relation 70 the business Of loan and build
ing assoeistiouz
February ~, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on an
act 10 amend chap lo5 OF the pri rate and special
laws Of 1887 relative 10 the police court Of city Of
Bangor.
petition Of Chas = Paine and 30 others for act
authorizing towns TO elect commissioners.
February ~, al O'Clock In the afternoon, or
order In reference 10 amending sections $ and y
chap, Is Of the Revised Statutes relating to public
drains
February %, at O'Clock In ,he afternoon. on an
act to incorporate the Peoples frohibitory En-
foreetnent League Of Maine,
February 10, at o'clock In the afternoon, on
an act relating to Harrington Village Corpora
ton.
February rs, at 2 O'Clock in tha afternoon, on
pail Ion Of Samuel Dixon and 70 athers of Elliot.
praying that the county eummiss toner's OF York
county be granted authority to lay ont A highway
across Tide gaters
February ~. at Z O'Clock Ia the afternoon, on
petition Of Joon II. sprague and ~ others 10 re.
land commit alton raoney paid by drafted men
during the rebellion.
Feb a. 1891. NJ , o'oiock In the afternoon, on
petition of H. Il CLARK and 81 otha = for act to
Incorporate thu lremoui lee and Lutn Co.
Feb %, 1891. at O'Clock In TIM afternoon. "a
an act to incorporate The Poland aad Miaot Wat
er and Electric Light aud Power ca,
Feb, "a, 1871, at O'Clock in the afternoon, on
act to amend II chap. Il of the Hsyised
Statutes relating to ways.
Feb. IS. 1871, Al O'Clock Ia the afternoon. on
an act 10 Incorporate the HATtland Hall Assooia
tioa.
fHb. 25, 1897, at 4 O'Clock in .he afternoon, on
petition of ELIAS heHns and tsi ihsrs asking for
erection of t0nhs for the burial O deceased per
Feb, %, 1891, at O'Clock ia the afternoon, on
an det 20 atnebd an not establish ag a municipal
court In th" city Of wstrrviIe.
Feb. n. 1891, At o'clock In the afternoon, on
an act TO amend SEQ ~ Of shap 20 of the Revised
ststut"s Relating To insoiyeut Det tors.
teb. ID, 1891. at O'Clock in III afternoon, on
resolve In favor OF the town OF Sh trley.
FEB. ~, 1875, At o'clock IN the afternoon, on
an act regulating the appointment and tenure Of
Office Of ihe police for the city OF Lewiston.
Feb, ID. lsvl at O'Clock In tao afternoon on
IN not 70 siasnd city charter of the city OF Water
vile aboiishing common council.
Per order OF the committee
MORRILL, N. DAx~. Secretary.
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The committee on interior waters have ~
signed hearings upon bills and petit REFER
ed TO them rs follows
For Ihur4dsy, Feb. "a, ut o'gl oak + NJ
yeiition OF Francis Marquis and Dthars for ehAr
tor for mil iasI a Long lake Fish river.
FOR Thursday, Feb 70, O'Clock l.. IT., petition
of Samuel Low for charter Tor tine Of ste amers on
Penob-oot river between the village OF Montague
10 town of knteid and bl1 Town.
For Thursday, Feb, n. O'Clock Z ", bill ar
act entitled "An act to authorize the / AXE Hebron
Navigation Co TO navigate Lake uebf on"
FOR Thursday, fFb, ~. O'Clock Z. 81, petition
an ast 70 amend the ant Incorporating the Malta
wamkeag Log Driving Go.
For Thursday, Feb 70. o'clock 2. NJ, an act
20 authorize BENJAMIN A. Hwaaey 10 navigate
Lake Annsasaguntleook.
For thursday. Feb I'd, O'Clock 2. " e., petition
Of N. N. Joaes ~ ais, for charter for line OF
steamers on fsnobscot river between the towns
NJ Rowland and Old Town.
For HrsdRy, Web, 20. O'Clock r. NJ petition
Of W. Burke q ais asking that n - charter OF
the Aaitawamkeag Log Driving 60. be anne uticd
For Iuesiay, Feo,st, ct O'Clock y. NJ petition
OF L, u. BH,ohelder had others for anne adme ut
10 the charter of the fenobseot River Dam and
Improvement Company.
For rae,daY, FEB. a, at 29o O'Clock z. NJ. petit
tion Of g. :" Collins and 5the RS PRAYING for
authority 10 Improve the channel q Fast Branch
OF Carbon stream snd 10 levy tolls for yas sage of
logs therein.
For ruesiav, Fob. a, Mt ; O'Clock p. NJ. an act
10 Incorporate the Alden stresst Dsoi and
improvement Company.
For Thursday. March 3, At o'ciee =. VI, peti
tion of VIM. NJ. brown snd others for an act OF
Incorporation for improvement OF Ne nnebaso river
By order OF the committee.
Thursday. March $. ? o'elock.p. NJ
Bili m act to Incorporate the k'-nnebeo Water
Power Go,
Petition o. Frank Stanley ct ala for charter to
weab's River
All. To ~ seo'y.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.


The Judiciary committees VT! give pabitn hea.
nxs u ,hsir roam. at State HOUSE.. Aaxesta. - tot
cws;
FEB. ~, am.
Cvon the sxDeaisncy Of reqalrias stoex OF
certain quasi gabiss eorpSrasioas "a be sold al
Aaetion.
FEB. "A, 2P. N,
Upon set 70 authorize E1ckiand 4 Thomss
ton 6As Light Co. 70 snter aDon business oi
electric lighting.
Upon pssiiions for iadex digest Of Maine
Reports.
Upon not 10 incorporate the the RisoatAlsis
Central Telephone COMPANY
Upon art sfssa al an act parsed ct tais sea
si0n relating 10 the Maine Charity school add
upon order 70 examine chap. z7s o. the Laws OF
i~s. relating 70 propsrty exempt from taxation
LEon act To Incorporate the Springfield
Water Co.
Upon petition Of W. X. Daaa and others 20
amend see. ~, sbsp.i 8. Revised Statutes. r.ia.
ing 10 railroad crossings.
Feb. 20, am.
Upon petition Of H. Il. Horton and Others,
aiding that Dexter municipal court be abolished
Feb. Tam.
Upon act relating 20 minority OF stock
holders OF the Boston 4 Maine Railroad and cer
tain other roads.
FRANKLIN C. PArsos. Secretary.
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Banks and Banking,

The committee on banks and banking will givs
public hearings at their room at State House
Augusta "a tollowe;
tuesday, Feb. ~, at O'Clock Pm
An act TO amend section ". chapter IS o.
Revised Statutes, relating TO savings bank de
posits.
An act 10 amend section 100, chapter IS Of
Revised statutes, relating to investments By
savings banks.
Petition of g. l.. FolaDsbee and nine other.
for charter for loan and trust company Al
Camden.
An act 10 amend section 100 OF chapter Il
relating 10 savings banks.
JAMEs ARCHIBALD, Sec'y.
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OF course 1t will-thst ia If it is good,
healthy blood I. will elow in the cheek,
and tell the story Of perfect physical health.
If it does not, il the complexion is devoid
of color, the muscles weak and flaccid,
something is wrong, and something ought
to be done about it at once, for in such
cases delays are dangerous, For torpid
liver, "biliousness." and the thousand and
one ills to which these conditions of the
system lead, there is no remedy in the
world equal to Dr.. Pierce's Golden Med
icsl Discovery. Boils, pimples, erup.ions,
scrofulous sores. sait-fheum. and sill kim
dfed diseases are cured By it.
feb23d& wfol.m
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Mr.. James Sawyer Of Boston 10 VISITING
10 the city for few days.
Mr.. Frank Moore, Of Sidney was saoss
the many strangers 10 the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Parker Of Oakland
are visiting their daughter, Mrs.. v. B.
Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bean Of Sidney
attended the reception exercises st The
State House yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. john Booker Of Halloween
we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. h.
worthiDg Of State street.
Mr.. Frank Cobb. the tonsorisl artist. Of
Wards barber shop. WAS OF duty yesterday
In consequence OF slight cold.
Among the Gussts at Mrs. w. B. Lsisa'
toms on Patterson street are: Mr.. and Mn.
Colonel Kendall Of BIddeford and h's. 4.
c. washburn Of Salem, Mas.
The many friends Of Hall C. Burlsish'
Esq, will b. pleased 10 learn that hs b.
% far recovered from his recent ulnsss
that he hopes to be in the city again ~
present week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Blanchard Of Wis'
throp street ere happy over the advent o. 9
rev member Of their family. which visissa
them Feb. pinot George wsshinssSe'
but . Martha Washington.
The engagement 10 annousced Of MI. W.
G. Ellis, assistant treasurer Of the Asgusn
Savings Bank, and Mis- Alice !. baiIsy.
second daughter Of Ausustss Bailey Of
Gardiner. Both parties are to Be copss'-
ulAted.
A One portrait Of Hon. B. =. Chsdoessss
Of the House Of Representative, sppssfs y
the Biddeiord Daily Standard Of yesterday;
aud his jolly face looks Just . thossh y
vas soirg to roll out one Of "Bsn'S' Why
and bright Iemashs.
II ,Ls ladies Of AssSsts shesld saSs ;
veee IN the sukiecf AZ eoao. re tAick ~
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Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.

The committee on mercantile affairs and insur-
will give public hearing ut their room In the
State House. as follows
FEB. l5' IA at 2 O'Clock r 81.
Bill, an &C. additional TO charter of the
Maine Mutual Accident Associ alton. New
draft
Bill, act TO amend chapter ~ OF the
Revised Statutes relating TO insurance New
draft
BY order Of the committee.
G, A. MARsToN, Sec.
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At test Of steel manufactured at the
Reading Steel Works in Reading. Penn .,
the record for strength was beaten. 1t
required strain of 233, So; pounds to
break one-inch steel bar. This is 20,-
900 pounds In excess Of the highest
known record. and is Justly regarded AS
an American triumph. The test was
made under the supervision Of Govern
menr officers.
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One young fellow celebrated part Of
Washiugton's birthday in the poles stat!oa
yeste rdsy afternoon and last night. He
believed in using spirits ~ . celsbratof Of
which he imbibed quite freely. HE e1ef.
tons in trying to climb Court street bill
attracted the attention of many end
quite few gathered at the foot Of ~
street watching him. lie wss hopelesly
and could not stand. Special
Officer Remick happened along and piloxd
him gently to sleigh that was at hard.
and he was lodged in the police station.