The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-10-11
A Bogus Lottery Concern Broken Up-.An
Ex.SchOOi Commissioner Implicated and
Arrested.


Ex.School Commissioner Implicated and
Arrested.
The Elmira Press has full particulars o
the discovery and breaking up Of a bogus
lottery concern in Chemung county, and
the implication and arrest Of Philo b. Dai
ley, as the originator of the fraudulent
scheme. Our realers will recolect the
name of the person arrested as that of a
School Commissioners wlo2e trial for indie
cent advances towards young lady teach
CT entrusted to lis examination, occupied
considerable attention some time ago -
We believe that case is still pending in
som, form or other. 1t appears that two
different advertisements have been forward.
cd to and published in public newspapers
throughout the Southern States during the
past six months-one purporting to be a
plan whereby any young man could make
from $3.50 TO 5000 per month, without
labor, by enclosing 81 to I'll G. Winthrop,
Geneva, N. "" for proper instructions,
&c the other purporting to be Lottery
Scheme of the "Lawrence Co., Lawrence
vile, Pa" which offered to purchasers of
tickets the chance of obtaining "Louisi-
ana Sugar Plantation worth $4,000; a
Kentucky Home, $32, 1000; an Ohio Farm,
S25,OOO; eleven good Farms, S2O,00O;
sixteen Farms, $4,000; 800 Land War
rants and six hundred and seventy small
Prizes in cash, making grand total Of
$2OO,OOOw
The manner in which the swindle was
exposed runs rs follows Some two years
ago Daley became acquainted with a
young man named Geo. A. Beers, whom
he assisted in obtaining a school. After
the close Of the school in the spring, Beers
removed TO Bath, and has made his resi-
dence there until the present time. Some
six weeks since he visited Households in
quest of employment, and met his old
friend Daley, who offered to engage him
until spring and remunerate him hand
somely. Beers assonted, and Daley urg-
ed the signing of a contract for performing
certain services which were not specified.
Beers agreed to do this, with, however,
the following proviso $50 far as is con,
sistent with honor" The following is in
substance the nature Of the services re-
qurcd -
beers was to attend tue Normal School
at watkins four weeks; then he was to at
tend the l"achefs institute IN TINS county
anu uur'"S 'S ,'oe'inS ''i'Ne so'efai "u'
u'ee'eo pe'o', '''e i"''i'u'e upon various
" VIZ '"," ne ""' ~ P'o'e1' ~ ,"e
amy anu 1o'"'', :, Sc''op, l" .'' D''I',c'
young lady who made complaint against |
n"'i'! 'oi "SS'"'' anu '."''r! WIN i''en'
~ y, co'n''' Pe) 'eSH'oS' a'u OF "hich
r., ''. n'nA>' ne' o"ci!' Is i.uS''"' ne was
t",',''l'',o 20 '"srI'r''e I',h''l ,n,o III"
o. ~ .i''' - """ "'' u"o'e; ana II pos
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~ 'n9 '''e' nc couIu 'o' 'iiect 'l,a''
ne was " n"1 S"c'' intercourse WIN her
t''a' ne Mou'u oe craoled 10 become ma
.e'''' ",'.'ss 'or Da'iey at TIC approach
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'o'o"S'
lhey parted without any sci tied agree.
nent and Beers went to Bath, with the
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on Monday last, the l0th' the two had
lnother !, interview IN the Second street
cemetery, Daiiey remarking that mere