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The BEST HE COULD DO
Voorhees, Introduces His Bill In the In.
tereSE Of Silver.
SATISFACTORY TO NOBODY
It Is Similar to the Sherman Bill
and Provides for the Retirement
OF All Bills and Gold Pieces
Under Ten Dollars.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator voor-
becs introduced in the senate to-day his
long promised financial bill. II provides
for tho coinage OF silver scignorage, and
for the purchase and coinage of 100000
worth OF silver per month after the coin
age OF the scignoragc; for the rc,ircmont
OF paper currency of less denomination
than $40, for the retirement OF gold coins
OF less denominations than $40. and FOR
the appointment of an International COM
mission. The bill was not received with
any great degree Of favor by either the sill
yer advocates or opponents.
In regard TO the inference in some quar-
tiers that the administration favored the
bill Voorhees, to-day said: my bill is not
tho result of ono word of consultation and
certainly do not claim to represent tho
administration in introducing it'll do de-
sire. however, to help the treasury out of
its deficiency" Tho bill was referred 10
tho finance committee.
The anti-silver men do not like the
feature of the bill prov iding for tho coin
age of the seignorage. because they say
the coinage of this portion of tho silver
bullion would weaken tho security of the
notes outstanding against that bullion as
an entirety. On the other hand the cx-
tremc silver men are not pleased with the
bill as n whole. Senator Stewart do.
pounced il as a "sbam and frnud."
The senate committcc ON priyiIe,c, and
elections agreed TO report the bous. bilI
repeating the federal election laws with.
ou; Amendment. The iont resolution re-
licyinr the employes Injured In Ford's
,hea,er disaster from the operation of The
law fixing The time for which sick Icaye
may be uranted. Was passed. II wa.
I, a, - n, - >.
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FOR BLOOD MONEY.
Yesterdays Evidence In the Great Mon
son Murder Trial.

Yesterdays Evidence In the Great Mon
son Murder Trial.
EDINBrRGH, Dec. 1i.-At the Monson
trial to-day expert testimony was intro
duced. Gunmaker McNaughtcn gave de-
ductions from wounds in the head of a
desd man and bullet marks on trees near
by, and told OF experiments In shooting at
various distances Mt angles at dead bodies
mt morgucs, under the supervision of doc
tors. Photographs OF the results were
shown. Counsel for the defense stigma
tizcd the experiment as CHASTITY job. Dr.
Littlejohn testified as to the results of the
post mortcm examination, and said tho
fatal shot was fired at distance of niue
fcet and could not have been fired by
Hambrough himself.
DIR. Mcmillan. who made out the ceriiIl-
cato of accidental death aud wrote the
Mutual Life company that the lieutenant
died by his own hand, testified that after
SO doing he concluded that he had been
too hasty. MacLean, district manager of
the Mutual Life of New York, testified
that Mr.. and Mrs. Monson called upon
him and said a young gentleman who was
coming into fortune OF 100000 wished
TO purchase nm estate. and Mrs. Monson
was going to advance him f30.00o, and
wanted tn insure Lieutenant Hambrough's
lifo for the same amount in order 10 cover
the advance. Continuing. MacLean said
that after two medical examinations the
deceased lieutenant's transaction was
completed by Mrs. Monson giving the life
insurance agent a check for the premium.
The witness also said that when he heard
of tho lieutenant's death he made IN
quiries and saw Procurator Fiscal.
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LOVE CAUSED HER DEATH
Pauline Lsntz, Disappointed In HeI
Lover, Dies at Glasgow.
SUPPOSED TO BE SUICIDE
The Physician Says II Was Hysteria.
But Her Friends Think She
Took Polson-Work OF
Talebearcr.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
GLASGOW, Dec. li.-Disappointment in
love caused the death of Pauline Lentz. a
coney young woman of - years of age.
died this afternoon Mt : o'clock in great
agony. Her death is supposed TO be tho
work of her own hands. About four
months ago Dan Black. a well-known cat.
tleman from Cascade. came TO Glasgow.
Pauline Lentz, who was employed as n
waiter girl at the. Elite restaurant, met
Black Mt the eating house shortly after
his arrival. The cattleman seemed to
have found an affinity and became a reg
ular boarder at the restaurant. lie showed
the young woman tho attentions women
so much love, and soon won her
confidence. This drifted into con-
suming love on tho wonan's part.
Affairs progressed until AN engagement
was made and tho bridal day set. Paul
ines cup of joy was filed. Her life OF
toll seemed at last rev arded BY love as
great aud pure as her own. In her Joy sho
told her friends OF the anticipated we'd
ding.
A few days ago n disinterested third
party went to Black and Inaligned his afii-
anced, swearing that she was false and
pcriidious. Naturally this angcred Black,
his jealous nature overcaine his Judgment
and lie broke tho engagement, telling tho
girl the reason. Tears and plcadinss did
not avail. When she asked him to be-
licye her he turned n deaf ear.
This was three days ago. The girl has
been morbid and melancholy ever since
and in her sleep has called for her lover.
At 10 o'clock this morning she was seized
with commissions. Dr. Hoyt was called
and pronounced her case hysteria. So
violent were these spells that two strong
men were unable to hold her and she
broke away, knocked the glass Of medicine
out Of the window and broke the furni-
| turc. These spells continued until death
| relieved her.
Tho case has all tho symptoms OF
| poisoning. especially as the girl fought tho
| physician and declared she would not re-
cover. Tho physician still maintains it
was hystcria. An autopsy and inquest
| will be held tomorrow.
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REPULSES The BRITISH.
LobenEuis and His Blacks Get the Best
of . sklrmtsh.


OF . skIrmtsh.
CArETowN. Dec. 14.--Adviccs from Bulu-
wayao say Major Forbes with a small de-
tachment arrived at the Shangani river
without incident. Captain Wilson was
depdtied TO pursue Lobengula with an ad-
vance party, left the camp late i'm tho
evening and overlook the kings wagon at
midnight. The natives were ambushed in
expectation of the British advance and
opened n hot fire from the bush on both
sides of Captain Wilson's party, which, in
the face Of superior numbers was forced
TO retire, fighting steadily. Captain Viii
son dispatched a messenger to Major
Forbes for reinforcements, but meantime
the Shangani river had suddenly risen
and cut oil the advance party from the
main body of Major Forbes command. II
is feared by Forbes that the force of Will
son is in perilous position and he is try
ing to mako a crossing higher UP the river
and go to his relief.
Major Goold Adams reports that Ma jor
Forbes was also attacked on Shangani
river. but succeeded in repulsing the
Matables. A corporal and three tppopcrs
in Major Forbes command were wounded.
Reinforccments to Major Forbes have
been despatched from Buluwayo.
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SAN Francisco, Dec. IA In the stccple-
chase, fourth race, Ballarat bolted after
the second jump aud returned 10 tho
stable. All bets on tho race were declared
of and Jockey Bishop, on Ballarat, was
suspended pending an investigation OF
Ballara;'s boliing. Five furlongs-Bili
Howard won, Midget. second; Thornhili,
third. Time, :6. Mile Francesca won,
Forcrunncr, second; Adolph, third. Time,
iia. M,le-S Sir Reel won, Nomad, second
Marigold, third. Time, i:i5. Stccple
chase, about two miles and quarter
Return won, Cicero, second; First Lap
third. Time, b 40. Seven furlongs-O Oak
land won, Clacqucr, second; Sympa
thetics Last, third. limo, :3IS.
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CONTRADICTORY TALES.
Annie jenkins Says Wiiioughby Tried to
XIII Her aud lie Denies 1t.

XIII Her aud lie Denies 1t.
BUTTE, Dec. 1i.-While Sergeant Car
roll was standing at the corner of Main
and Mercury streets about 7:3o o'clock
this evening n woman named Annie
Jenkins, who rooms in the Cottage hotel,
came running up to him and breathlessly
informed him that n man had tried
10 kill her. She said the mans name
was William Willoughby and that he
had been to see her three nights i'm success
sion and had threatened 10 kill her each
time. This evening, she said, he came to
sec her and, after talking for few min
utes, she went into closet and he fol-
lowed her and made n movement as il to
draw gun from his pocket. at the same
time repeating his threats that he would
kill her. She managed 10 get by him. she
said, and ran out on the street to summon
help.
The sergeant searched tho house. but
was unable TO find anyone. Several hours
later. however, he met Willoughby. who
said he understood Carroll was looking
for him. WillouRhby stoutly denied
that he had seen the Jenkins
woman during tho last three days
or that he ever threatened TO kill
her or had ever carried gun. The woman
formerly ran tho lodging house in East
broadway, opposite the McDerrnott. and
later on the lodging house over the Monte
Cristo saloon, and Willoughby admitted
that he had bought her furniture in both
of those places, and spent about 81 900 on
her during the past six or seven
months. After his money was all
gone and she had made failure
of the lodging house business he
said she wanted to go on Galena street
and he pawned his diamond PIN In order
10 get money for her so that she would not
go on the row. She got tired of Viii.
loughby after spending all of his money.
and this seems to have been the cause of
tho trouble. Willoughby says that she
asked him to marry her some time ago.
which he refused TO do, and he thinks that
this made her sore.
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OPPOSED TO The WEST
Republicans Rllibu;ter 10 PfeV,nt Con.
Sideration Of Admission Bills
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
Action on Bringing These Western
Territories Into the Union Pre-
vented by AL Republicans Ex-
cept Those From the West.


WAsHIN6roS, Dec. ii.-Tbe house was
ocadiocked two hours to-day by the re-
fusai oil republicans to vote on tho motion
10 go INTO committee Of the whole for the
consideration OF the Arizona statehood
ball. Tho democratic leaders decided this
morning TO proceed with the consideration
oil the Arizona aud New Mexico bills and
TO dispose OF them before the holidays.
Tho republlcans do not relish the idea OF
bringing these democratic territories into
the union aud at the request OF their
leaders refraincd from voting, except
those from the newly admitted states Of
Washington, Wyoming. Montana, Idaho
aud the Dakotas. The democrats expect
10 have their own quorum present to-mor-
row.
The McGarrahan bill was called up dur
ing the morning hour, but was filibustered
against. Sayres of Texas, chairman Of
the appropriation committee, Immediately
after the reading OF the journal, called up
tho bill to improve the methods Of ac-
counting in the postoffice department.
The bill abolishes the postal note, reduces
tho schedule rates on money orders Ap-
proximately to tho scale OF the fees
charged by express companies. and makes
other changes. The bill passed without
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THE EARTH OUAKED.
Slight Shocks Felt in Illinois aud I
diana.


diana.
AIBIoS, ILL.,, Dec. li.-A slight earth
quake shock was felt here at 10 minutes
after II o'clock this morning, followed by
n much more severe shock at 12;U and
another at :2r Buildings of every de-
script,on trcmbled violently. crockery and
dishes ratified and books and loose ar,i.
ticles were shaken from the tables.
CARMI, ILL.,. Dec. 1.-two earthquake
shocks were felt very plainly in this city
to-day. the first at II: "a a. M, tho second
at III y. IN. Tho second shock was ac-
conhpanicd by rumbling noise like thun-
der.
MouSr NEENoN, Ind. Dec. ii.-Three
shocks of earthquake sufficient To shake
goods from shelves wero felt here this
afternoon.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 1.-Two shocks
of earthquake were felt here this after
noon. There was no damage.
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CAUSED BY VACCINATION.
A Young oregon Physician suddenly y
s.nc< Insane.

NEw York, Dec. li.-Dr. Newell osias. a
young aud promising physician. coroner
of Douglass county. Oregon. has been
committed to the care Of the charity COM
missioners tn be examined as TO his san
ity. DIR. Ozias is n years of age and lives
mt Roseburg. Oregon. Last March he
came to New York TO take post graduate
course in tho Bellevue college, with his
wife. lie confined himself strictly to his
studies until September, when he returned
home for brief vacation. lie started for
New York again in October. stopping mt
Chicago To visit the fair. While there he
became possessed of the hallucination
that robbers were pursuing him for the
purpose of stealing his money. When ho
reached this city the idea was still uppor-
most in his mind. Though perfectly sane
ON other subjects, his hallucination on
this point increased till IL became ncces-
sary To restrain him. Hc was committed.
He was In perfect health TIL vaccinated u
few months ago.
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CROWS ON A RAMPAGE.
They Are killing Cattle Over ON tn
saltwater.

ST. PAUL. Dec. IA Billings. Mont.
special 10 the Pioneer Press says: Tho
Crows are out again. Nearly all tho young
men Of the tribe belonging to the Prior
mountain branch. the one that made
trouble last spring on the newly ceded
strip. are masscd at the head of Saltwater
creek, of the reserya alton, and are killing
cattle. Agent Wymnn has refused to
mako any effort TO drive them in and re-
fcrs the sheriff TO the governor for aid.
Sheriff Ramsey has telcgraphed Governor
Richards the status of affairs. but has
reason to believe the settlers will take the
matter into their own hands.
The locality where the Crows are doing
their chief work of destruction is about 20
miles from the railroad. Tho stockmen
have "a detachment in tho field and have
declared their intention to take the law
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Berlin. Dec. i3.--lt is announced that
out OF 100 sailed American hams examined
IN the central market of this city one was
found on Dec. . full OF lrichiuae in chrys-
alis state. As 1t is thought probable
some trichinac might bo alive expert
mcn,s tending to demonstrate whether or
not such ,rlchinao might spread an in-
fection will be made by Herr lleriwig,
director Of the meat inspection. The
hams have been handed to tho police.
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Races nj Ivy City.

1vY Cry, Dec. ii.-fivo furlongs-
Charley Wilson won; Tartarian, second !;
Miracle, third. Time, :02k. Five fur.
longs commodore Boughan won Johnny,
second; West Park, third. Time, :0Sl..
Thrcc-uuartcrs of n mile-Play or Pay
won; lialcyon. second; Blue Bird,
third. Time. :l6a4. Ono mile-Shelly
Tutilo won; Hasty, second; w. b., third.
Time, ia. Mile and quarter John
won; Marghcrita, second; Geronimo,
third. Time, 2:2ss.. Thrce-quartors OF
nile-Addis won; Panway, second; My
Gyps, third. Time, :i6L..
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THE CHINESE sMUCoLER5.
Tho Republican state Central COMMITTEES
Was In with tho Game.

PORTLAND, Dec. 1t.-In tho conspiracy
case to-day. tho assistant postmaster OF
Tacoma testified that L. j. Mulkey, ex-
special of tho treasury dcpartmet, rented
a mail box under the name OF Oliver
Budd. Nat Blum testified that cx.Col-
lcctor of Customs Lotan received $50 for
each Chinanan landed. Blum paid him
this amount through W. l.. Boise, chair
man of the republican state central COM
mittec. Blum further testified that he
paid Collector Lotan about $4,000 during
the operations. To Thomas Jordan. cap
tain Of the customs inspectors, he paid
about 81 900. 4 large number Of letters
which passed between Blum and Dunbar
aud Wilson of Victoria with illusions to
tho shipping OF Chinese were introduced.
Ex-Special Treasury Agent Coblcntz was
placed on the stand to identify letters al
legged to have been written by Mulkey.
The cross-examiuaiion of Blum then be-
gan. Tho defense attempted TO show that
Blum was induced to turn states evidence
by a promise of immunity.
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CRY or MENICo, Dec. h.-Track fair.
sixtcenths OF mile Bordercr won I:
Desha. second; Tom Thumb, third. Time.
:5sE. Fivc-eighths of milc-Northwest-
crn won; dim Cornwall. second; froedom,
third. Time, :04l.. Thirtccn-sixtecuths
-panini won; HaymarlSct. second; YOU
linden. third. Time. esq. Thirteen
sixtccnths--Colonel Whearley won: Ar
thur Murray, second; Bob Purity, third.
Time, :27at.
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BurrNLo, Dec. li.-A iire this morning
destroyed the Arcade building OH Main
street, including tho Robinson musee,
.,hca's music hall aud several stores. In
Guiding lenNas' large grocery. The loss
Is estimated at S150,0OO. A number of peo-
Pile sleeping in the musee barely escaped
with their lives. The burned building oc-
cupied half of a square in the business
heart of tho city. The fro originated in
an explosion in the engine room.
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Hard times have been
the cause of many business
failures and some of the
finest Jewelry Stocks have
been thrown on the market
at a great sacrifice. We
have watched these bank
rupt stocks closely, and
have bought largely of
their finest Cocds. and at
such LOW D RICES that
we are prepared to SUR
PRISE our customers
with the bargains we have
to offer.
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A CLERICAL SUICIDE.
a New York Minister Knds His Life by
Ballet Through Ills Brain.

NEw YORK, Dec. 1i.-Rcv. Vernon NJ.
Oliphant died to-day by his own hand. His
father, Robert NJ. Oliphant, president of
the Delaware q Hudson Canal company,
says his son had gone 10 his room after
luncheon. Al 3 o'clock he was visited by
his little sister, Grace. After this no one
went TO his room until dinner time. His
father called him but received no answer.
He went into the young mans room and
here found his son half sitting and half
reclining on o sofa with a bullet wound in
his head. On tho floor was double
barrcled rifle. Tho family had heard no
shot and knew OF no reason for tho sui
eide.
Young O!iphant was Princeton rradu-
ate and had been ordained Presbyterian
clergyman six years ago. He had no
charge. II Is said tho young man was
mentally unbalanced from overstudy.
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MrSNEAroLIs, Dec. N.-Mrs. Eleanore
u. Floyd and her SONS, Lew and Frank,
werc jointly indicted charged with COM
plicity with Philip Scheig In robbing tho
bank Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Floyd was ar
rested while visiting her son in the county
jail IL is rumored that the Floyds used
their know ledge of Scheig's stealings to
extort money from him. Scheig asserts
that hc gave Mrs. Floyd money on several
occasions.
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A FENiAN DEAD.
Death Of Thomas II. Hassett In New Fork
CITY.

NEw York, Dec. I.-Thomas II. Has
sett died yesterday in this city. lie was
ono of tho six famous Fenian prisoners
who escaped from Frcmantle, Western
Australia, in 1876. Tho Irish nationalists
in the United States resolved to tit out an
expedition for the purpose OF rescuing
them. and under oath of strict secrecy. tho
violation Of which was to be punished with
death, $1,000 was collected and the whal-
ing ship Catalpa of New Bedford bought
and fitted out. The rescue was cleverly
managed and tho prisoners safely landed
in New York.
Iiassctt's original sentence was to be
shot for treason, as he had deserted from
the English army and had gone over to tho
revolutionists. lie was also . soldier in
the papal army and was wounded in the
thigh at Pcrugia.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. H.-Track heavy.
Six furlongs-The Ban won; Sangamon,
second; Sheridan Clark. third. Time,
:27k. Six furlangs -Legrando won /;
Rouscr. second: Florence, third. Time,
l:ai. Five aud a half furlongs
won; Lucasta, second; Jim Ice. third.
Time, l:i7k. One mile-Harry Weldon
won; Tcnny, jr.. second; prettiwit, third.
Time, :56. Mile aud ono-sixtceuth- =
Michel won; Wcdgefield, second; Stella
NJ, third. Time, > :O2S..
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After Dynamltcrs,

DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-Nolan and Mears.
who werc arrested after the murder Of
Patrick Reid OH suspicion Of being con-
nected with the crime. but were after
wards released, were again arrested to-day
and examined at Castle. Tho two men
were locked up in separate cells. II Is
understood the police have perfect clue
to the entire dynamite conspiracy in Dub
lin.
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DENVER. Dec. 1.-THE railroad officials
have decided not TO wait until Sunday to
open the new lyanhoc Busk tunnel for
traffic. and tonight sent the first train on
the Colorado Midland. the Pacific express.
through. The trip was successful and
trains will hereafter use this route to the
coast.
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TO BE DIVORCED.
The Denver & Gulf Road to be Separated
From the Union Pacific system.

From the Union Pacific system.
OMAHA, Dec. li.-Rcceiver Trumbull of
the Union Pacific. Denver & Gulf road.
accompanied by General Superintendent,
Deuel. and other officers of the road. came
to-day to arrange tho divorce of the Gulf
system from the main line. This after
noon Trumbull spent severhal hours in
consultation with General Manager Dick.
inson of the Union Pacific and arranged
for an interview with Receiver Anderson
tomorrow. Receiver Clark is expected
here from New York Saturday and plans
for the divorce will be completed. Trum.
bull said he thought the transfer would bo
made not later than Monday. and after
that the Denver 4 Gulf would operate as
an independent line.
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storm In tho irish Sen.

LONDON, Dec. "a. - The Holyhead
steamer Roose has been drifting in tho
Irish sea for Is hours. The captain was
rescued in an open boat. Also IN tho boat
was the corpse of one of the crew. The
captain reported that the collier encoun-
tered fearful gale. Twelve of the crew
were drowned. four having been washed
overheard before tho vessel went down.
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HELENA. Dec. ii.-Judgc Knowles to-day
sentenced Milton VIII, colored, 10 Is
months in the penitentiary for riding
mail sacks while conveying them To the
depot from the Livingston postofllcc.
John Pinyis. for selling whiskcy TO In
dians. was sentenced TO 20 days in the
pcniieniiary aud sIC) fine. Both men had
pleaded guilty.
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Never Murder Gass.

NEW YORK. Dec. ii.-The day in the
Meyer trial was consumed in taking tho
evidence Of experts on poison. The trend
of the evidence was that Brandt died of
poison. The testimony for the prosecu-
tion was concluded this afternoon. To-
morrow the opening address for tho de-
fensc will be made by Lawyer Chandler.
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They Didn't Like II.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec. h.-Secrciary
Morton's speech nj the worlds fair con.
grcss last September was the subject of a
resolution passed to-day by the state
grange. calling upon President Cleveland
to request his resignation unless lie re.
tracts his utteranccs about oranges, al
liances, etc.
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JACKSONVILLE, Dec. A.-Cor5ett arrived
at 2 p. nj. He was met by an enormous
crowd. He says he was worried at tho
rumor of an intention to arrest him. be.
cause in that case Mitchell would GO
around blowing that Corbett came TO
Jacksonville on purpose TO get arrested
and avoid meeting him.