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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Frank Doutrick & Co. have just opened .
large stock Of clothing. gents furnishing
goods. hats, caps, boots and shoes. which they
propose to sell very low for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02


CORNING poAaD.
.. az aaL 34h "a
125O uPnnan1a4 a4h 34A
44O Mexica.I C'r,NaE
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% Des.% & cnrrv-9h
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fao oon edanee-I4h
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200 Belcher-Gss
900 Bullion-o4 pa
635 Exchequer-op
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So Oyerman-9A
$50 Justlce-otoc o'ocsio %
600 Succor-5oc
60 Union-tz ~
100 Alta-oss
$50 Lady Bryan-toc
500 Julia-oiuc oooc oooo 'o'o 81
22G Caledonla-l9oc looc
1876 Silver Hili--Ia
$40 ChallenSe-Zooc
$40 New fork-61c foc
200 Woodyiile-zoc
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Call and get a pair of Doutrick's patent BosI
o~veralls, the best in use, at the Headquarters
FRANK DOUTRICK Il CO..
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

Just received, one hundred dozen diamond
toe Shaker socks. best quality. at 81 per dozen
six pair, 81; three pair. 50 cents, at the Head
quarters. FRANK DOUTRICK & CO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02
WAR MING.

r HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS AGAINST
purchasing any lots on ground within the
north three hundred 5000 feet Of block No. ~
in the Monroe Survey: said three hundred feet
north by Robbins street, AMI west by Edwards
street, as the said ground belongs to me.
W. w. MCCOY.
Eureka. April %. 1875. ap27-tf
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Br TEE EUREKA n rALIsApE

ny the TybO stage Line.
ARRIVALS.
q poplin
, 1879-02-11

Como people NAV have forgotten that JohpC c,
FREMONT was lately made Governor of.Artzou,.
But hc doesn't mean to ho forgottcn-at lint
not for long at time. lie hns prepared anI
seht to the Legislature an able aud suggestive
message, pointing out number Of wa5s IN
which the National Government cao spend
money IN Arizona to advantage. lie wanss The
Government to give $500, 600 for new roads; ts
establish mining bureau, assaying Office. ani
rctlucry at Prescott; to appoint an engineer
corps for surrey Of tl!c Territory, aud to build
dams Tor navigation purposes all over Tic Ter.
ritorY. This message at oncc sl.uws The danger
Of appointing tnan Will, fertile and ret,le..
mind to an efce Of trust a1lI responsibility IN
Territory.
, 1879-02-11

the high character Of CoopEn. Doubtless he
directed rEhroS 10 inform CoorER that ho
(TttpEw) did not know of his proposed
journey to Baltimore. This theory ae-
counts for tho fact Of CoorEn's neglect to
speak Of tho proposed journey Of tho
nephew TO tho uncle That evening. OF
course tho $4,000 for WExp's purchase
was ultimately to como from TitDEs'a
Golfers, but T11pEx did not want It to como
from pELToS, because tho notorious poverty
of the nephew would in thnt ca4o create tho
irresstiblo Inference TINT it camo directly
from the uncle. 1tanco lo (TiLpEN) In
stt11ctod P1Irox to nrrango to draw
On CoorER, tho Treasurer Of tl,a Democratic
National Committee, assuming that l,o
(CoorEn) WAS sipe for the vile transaction,
aud knowing that scorr, OF the Committee,
could raiso tho money. But when CoorRH,
poor innocent, brought tho ncfarious scheme
directly 10 tho notice Of the principal IN It,
Mr.. T1LpEs realized that he (Coorxn) was
capable Of blowing 1t to tho four winds Of
heaven, and know thnt the gnnle Was up.
lie matlo n virtue of necessity, and professea
ignorance Of tho plot, aud expressed iudigua-
sion that he dill not feel.
II my man doubts that Mr.. rtLpEy would
in an emergency testify In way 10 criminata
OF blast himself, wo think wo can convince
that man that he errs griovously. There 10
now in the archives of The State Of Now
York Paper ovcr tho signature Of SAMUEL
j. TtLDES, Governor, which Is Of such d
character as to render II certain that II was
deliberately made with q purpose to dscoive.
On the 25th Of May, 1876, Gov. T1Lpxx
filed viii, tho Secretary Of State message
OF memorandum, in which lie pretended to
show that certain retranchu,enta and reduc-
tions in taxntion ind been ctrected by his all
ministrntion, In that message occurs tho
following:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arc paid out Of cash
In the Treasury:
soi7. .a7o aons. sS's: soi7,aso 5r7'5ai
Tho central statement hero maflo is tim:
under Gov. TfLpEN's administration no reap
preparations were made, and hence that there
WIS saviug, as compared viii, tho admins
tfon Of his predecessor, Of se17,J7o. Now,
NJ matter Of fact, GU the 28th day Of April
| (lcss than month previous to tho dato Of
this statomont), Gov. T1LnEx had signod 4
reapprop-iation bill for $500, ,JGs; and on the
ooth day Of blay {five tnys previous to The
dato Of Ills statement). ho Ind signed rc.
appropriation bill for $o5, 600; aud on tile
day Of tho date of his message he signed Q
bill reappropriat.ng ss00,0oo.
We submit TINT the man who, as Governor
Of grent State, would subscribe to atatc
, 1879-02-11

Pnos. swiNo said in h!a sermon eund.v.
The throne Of empire Is be!ug LETT sthon,
any Royal family Of JEFrERsoxs and Jlc..
aoss." The figure is not good. JxrYtR,o.
and JACKSON were not Royal. They hated and
desptscd Royalty, all Its trapptngs and belong.
ings. The choice OF these two names a. thos.
Of representative statesmen aucac.ts, bssi,s..
an union of characters widely dtssimliar. Jr,.
yERsoN was statesran In the true sens N
tho nord; hut Old Hickory WAS mtl,tar, and
political chlcttan. 1Ie introduced the tno{,.
system in politics., from the bad effects Of which
American politics have not yet recovered, pt,
hapa never will recover. flo ought not to h1
set up rs good type Of American ttatcsu.,
for tile admiration Of the people.
, 1879-02-11

The Russian aud Turkish Governments
have takon tho tinal stop towards closing up
tho nRtters at Issue between them, and tho
Defnitivo Troaty, n cablcgra,u states, IL now
ready for ratification. It daposes Of the
temporary Trcnty Of San Stefano by proyid-
Ing that oil thv stipulntons OF tho latter tint
wero modified by lha Powers IN the Treaty of
Berlin slall remain az modified, antl tho IT,
1nniu.ler aro supplantetl l,y Tho nuw Treaty.
Tho saa stofano Treaty was only tempo
rary bridge over Ito citicultics, to bo with
drawn wlen tho Det'nitivo ono was finished,
There Is but 1ittlo now 1nattsr In fle lattvr,
aud its most important provision touches ths
indemnity. Tho gross sum Is fixed ut tllrco
hundred millions Ut l'aper soublcs mud maslc
payable in that money, though tho timu of
payment ia not fixed, hut left o1,sn, as It wns
III the Sun stcfano Trsaty. Tho provision,
however, Ii mutually advantageous. Tho
war LETT 1snssla, as tho war left us,
with nn enormous volume Of tleprcuiate.l
]cgal.tender paper aaont. The valua OF tho
paper ruublo IL 10 conts, but It has lepre-
ciatcl 30 or 10 osn.a III value, wliuh viii ell
able the Turks to buy 1t up cheap for coia,
aud when paid back to lluAsIa she eau retro
It and thus reliovs herself from ler debased,
auctuatlug currency which IL an iatoleyahls
burden. No aycuuo Of escapo had horuto-
fore been apparent. No ttrm Inns been axcd
for the payment Ut tho indemnity, and no
! ,nention il made ct interest. With regard
to anterior claims agatust Turkey, Prince
| GoRTsoHAKoEr lcclased IN the Congress that
tho indemnity should not affect the interests
OF tho Porte. III discussing The Detni.iyo
Treaty. tho Russians sought to construe this
declaration as meaning boudholdess, but the
Interpretation WIZ finally abandoned, 90
that, as the Treaty now stands, the inde,n.
nity cannot affect tho Turkish securities or
tako precedence Of any prior claims Tho
claim for thu expense OF taking care Of tho
Turkish prisoners IL kept apart from the
indemnify, and IN tho discussion there was a
wrange, the Russians wishing 10 cal
ou!ata tue expense up to the tilns
OF tho priaoners' raturu, whilo the Turks
maintained that 1t should be calculated only
to thu time OF tho signing Of tho San
stefano Treaty. Tho dispatches do not
intimate how it was settled, except that
tho payment Is to be made in twenty.
one ipsta!lmenty. The on1y other pro-
vision Of consequence daclares that tho
Russiaus shall syacuate Turkish territory
within forty days after the ratification Of the
Treaty.
The difficulties between Russia aud Tur-
kew uay now bs considers1 Is settled
, 1879-02-11

1t Ia evident tho Democrats md Confedcr-
ntcs are intent upon forcing tho President to
cal! m extra session Of Congress. Their
object Is to organize tho new Congress Mt as
carly dato as they can, SO as to guard
ugainst any possible combinations or con-
tiugent events TINT mny place tho frail Demo-
cratic control Of tho next Congress in jeop-
nrt1y. This part,snn control Ia threatonelt by
various circumstances. Tho Greenbackers
nra languishing for want OF IN issue, since
resumption robbed them Of tfoir stock III
trade. and they may go over III body to Tho
Republican party OH other national issues.
Tho harmony Of tho Democratic party is i'm
perilsd by the breach between the Northern
and Southern factions, which may widen ont
and threatcn disruption In tho next
few months In oriler, therefore, to
avert these dangers, mud particularly Tue In
Aucnce their possible occurrence mar exert
on tue elections next fail, the Democratic
managers desire to secnro m carly organiza-
ton Of both Senate and House, aud thus
pronoto common desire among ali factions
to pull together for tic spoils. In order to
bring about this extra Bession, the Donlo.
crata In the House propose to tack on to tho
Appropriation bills certain legislative acts,
such AZ tho repeal of tho test oath and tho
National Election INV, 10 which tho Repub-
lioau Senate will probably refuse to aeroe
IN adjournment without completing tho nr-
nropriations would neccssitate An extra
session, aul tho partisan purpose would thus
10 subserved. But these Democratic ,nau-
ayers ignore tho fact that tho President will
not bo compelled to call such extra sesrjou
Immediately upon tho termination of tho
proacnt Congress. Ilo may postpone It till
midsummer, NJ the fiscal year does not end
till July i aud In that case tho cblof MIN
, 1879-02-11

Gen. 6HEnxAs, upon lilo occasion OF his
recent visit to Atlanta, da., was impressed
with the evidences Of vigor and prosperity
which abounled in Tint region, md was
induced BY Mr.. z. ?. HOWELL, editor Of tho
Constitutton of that city. 10 etnbotly bin
vi1ws and Impressions iu laster. What
ever Cen. SHERMAN fnds time to write Ia
quite certain to bo read, and tho Atlantn
letter, which wo print this morning, will
provo no exception. Not alouo the railroad
metropolis Of Georgia, but tho entire South,
can got sonls points worth having from tho
6uxnMAx letter regarding tho best way to
encourage immigration aud invite new cari.
tai and enterpEiko.
, 1879-02-11

The English oattlo importation regulation
has been 60 modified by IN Order iu
Council as to proseut tho introduction Of
I've cattlo from American ports nfter the I'D
doy Of March. This will not be likely to In.
tcrfere with the shipping business, NJ cx.
tonsive arrangements are already In progress
looking to the Hlaughtering Of cattle i'm.
mediately on arrival, and In cases where dis.
snso has manifoated itsulf on shipboarsl II
will be to tho interest Of those engagod in
tho trado to SEQ that tho cargo In properly
quasantined In order to prevent more soriors
eOnGaHuenC1a
, 1879-02-11

tho risk thn South II Asked 10 tAkA by Northern
ben,nctat* Southern Democrats hare always done
what was asked Of thcn1 By Thur Northern Alct,
relying on shtr promises to SEQ 5usstca done when
oar party grew strong enough to out.vote tho Ro.
pnh,tcans. Hccsnt occurrences in both 1fontes of
ConRrcss show that these promises hare been sfo-
lated. Tho Presidential struggle will he ono Ia do
eide which set Of Northern mon shall control tho
National Government, and Il Ia eaay 10 zoo that
tho Eonth need risk nothing By acvcffnG her ALE
glance 10 tho National Democratic party. Wo
know thcrr will b. Ereat hue md cry against snch
step a. tas By the old psojudfccd 1fnufbons. but
no aay, without fear Of succctsfal contradiction,
that It 10 preferable 10 rsktng all Nc have gained
merely to scfvo mcn who arc afraid Of onr fellow
ship
Thnss expressions of Southern sentiment
CLEANED from leading Southern newspapers
aro sufficient to indicate with certainty that
Tie South III prepared to ndopt Chi Sttlers'
platform. viz "1'he old ang-and An ap-
propriatIon." They amount to warning to
Northern Democrats that the Southern
faction wilt only 60 into the next presiden.
tal contest with tho INSURANCE TINT their
claims for reimbursement on account Of war
losses, md for sufficient subsitlios to mike
up for tile lost time while the South was in
rebellion, will receive tho active support Of
the Northern Democrats. The Southern
faction threatens to bolt unless It eau be
convinced OF tho readiness Of tho Northern
faction to ncquesoo In its demands. Thia
nltiInatum places The Democratic party IN
not mero1y M embarrassing but porilous
l'y Gen. BnAun, ~ they nre undoubtedly iD-
=
, 1879-02-11
PERSONALS.

There are still two hichara L. .,,
IL there game that New York knows
to playf e.va ha
referring to wssd, Mr. 1'ldsn S'''
uevcE uses It. .,enfff
AIr. Sexton, tho bisl'azde'' 1'
with sk!!ltua nursing. ,;,.nh}y
The memory Of Mr Psitoo Is e0'''
shorter shan h!s eAF4. 6IipR
bounty jumpers in tho lste "A
their claims for penslous. .t 10
1.now appears that Mr. Hs1o''
r,o.,d. .o,niy far Mt. Tilden's heal'u ,>.xo'
We learn that the Princess i0 '.,s,, "a, ~
consider herself barred lI sEs eos''
, 1879-02-11

It appears by tho forcigu news thu. tlero
Ia All odds beyond which 1t Is unsufo fur thu
British troops to 70 in their cauaruign agaiuA.
the South African uatiycs. TLs Zulu tribrs,
which have waged war against their natural
sncmies the English for several mouths.
hive, it appears, more lighting 1nen than
their would-be con4uoEors have given them
credit for, and asu 1oAsessed Of courage
and pers'stcncy which Lave proven disastrous
to shs inyade1s. According to tLa ACCOUNTS,
which asa necessarily English, British
crlumn OF something lcAa than thousand
1aen has been caught nal.l,iug by 2o,ok) Ill.,
tiscs. o'd the forner force pea:ly auni4il4tel,
with tie loss u very iasgo wuguu tr4i1,
, 1879-02-11

Russin is apparently ovorrun with epi-
denies Of almost every known description.
In addition to tho plague, which has carriod
panic and dcsolation into .nany districts,
smallpox and apotted-favor arc now decitnat-
ing the Inhabitants Of that unhnppy rcalm.
It is related Of q certain band of Cossacka
who lied from plague-strickon town, TINT
cvery ono Of the number only escaped tho
scourge to freezo to death In polar storm
~lils on thoir enforced pilgrimage to tic
and Of lenlth
, 1879-02-11

Tho Russo -Turkish Dehnitiyo Treaty ,signotl
few days since At Constautiuople, declares,
- Ill previous treaties botwa en- tlsso two
Powers hayo done. shat thu gentlcst OF gen.
tie peace now c1ists botween tho Czar anl
Sultan. and that those portions OF
the 6au Stefuno Treaty not abro-
gatod by tho Treaty Of ucrlin ara
In force and possess full vitality. The most
important question, that relating to III.
demnity, Is still unsettled, The Powers inter.
estea agreeing to enter into separate CON.
yentiou on that subject. Besyia, Montenegro,
and Koumanis are loft to settle their aeyetu
claims against the Ports as 10 thcnl slul
soom most meet.
, 1879-02-11

while the Africnna arc said 10 have lost 5,00o
In killed during the engagement. It is quito
cortain that her Majesty'a forces in that
locality have been scrioua1y crippled, M the
most Urgent cafl for heavy rcinforcoments
tas boon forwarded to tho Home Govern
tahaf
, 1879-02-11

Tho resignation Of Gov. VANCE OF NORA
Carolina, took effect Feb. s. The Governor ~,
Into tho United States Senate. Tho ollee u
floycrnor will be filled for The unoxnlFsa 1slt'
ending Jan. l, 1881, BY Lieut. Gov. Ihoan -. :.
JAuyIs. No Governor Of North CsFo''na u,
soryetl Ills tul, term ainco the rceonslsoe'uao ",
the Stats In 1913. Gov. IIoLpEN WAS !tnpe.seA
In 1870. and CALDWELL surcccdH1 nm Wv
WELL died In uillcc In 1874, aui hHoants Nv.
cecdct him, and now Vance gives way 10 '1A
via. Tie term of office ID tour years.
, 1879-02-11

The prouositton nenljnn iu tho Lerisla.
ture to apt,oiat spocial Commission to cou.
slider during next summer tho various
schemes for Statc Revenue Inv 1ncots with
more opposition than wns auticipa,el, This
ia to ba rcgrettetl. Framing tho present law
was largo undertaking, Tho reduction of
tho conflicting patchwork OF revenue laws OF
the State. county. city, town. incornorated
village. mud school district into ono lnw.
npplicablo to all aliko md lanuoniona ,,nrta
Of one syater,, ns required by tho now Consti-
tuition. was q difficult lob. Tho work wo.
not perfect success, The attemrt TO con.
solislate Inconsistent 1aws mt, syse,ns com.
very ucar DESTROYING tinaucia!,y ail the cisv
Governments. and these, at tho cnd of xtr
years. can only bo said to haye fairlv mt
under way under tho now Inv. tcn,uerod. M
II las been, by remedial legislation md
ir]ic;al decisions. Tlo lawfa viii, ;,nncrfoot
frhe INTERPRETATION Of t1,u Cour.s tbo
cxpcrlenco of nix ycara, md unforeseen
changes and conditions. hayo DEMONSTRATED
tho nccossity of additional chnur.a. In foct
tho law Inns already assumed tho anpcarauoe
of a series Of dotachcl laws: other amend.
,nents will make this condition morn str;k;no
and Louco tho lcsirability OF nickiuc nm nj
these nmcndatory nets nnd u,ok,nc ~ tho
whole ono comnlete md harmon,ous coda
Governing the asscsament of tnroa ond tho
rollcctiou Of reyonuo.
Tho work Of milking colo IN loxa diff,cr,t
nav than IL wss in INA, hnt crnor;cnco In.
shown how li.tlo con bu t1ono IN a 1co;s1otur,
win, snct n l,rt,o subject -coru,,1rrc1 y. -
,nuat In NJ ,ha xamo tina viii, 1,ft, a.na.
subiects. Thp idea. tlon. Of prennrno ,,,r-
inr thc rccrss n vensra, law o,nlroc,ra IL.
wh,,c ouc.,io, nj .nx,tion au1 o1,,,,cat,.
w.ntu ~ al, ,,.a.xc. n, ,orai oov.r,,,,o,,. ~,
.om,u,n3,io. md hnv,r. .ro., la. .1;sa,,.ss.,
and n,nlureil At n .Doc,ai seas,or r.vt ,vl,,,a.
,,old for lint ,,ur,,xo oxc,,.;vo,v In. a.n,
,,,,n,,c1 it.a1f .trouo1v 4.n.cI.1lvto ~. ,aa
,fo ~ ,,,o c1tioa who nra vat hoovt,y o,,,',a-
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, 1879-02-11

The New York Graphto publishes : cut aud
description OF the vase presented 10 MAST, the
artist, BY his friends iu tho army aul navy. The
pscseut was token Of gratitude to tho artiht
for his services Ia behalf Of the arny and nayy
Dy ueau. Of eartoous defending them from VI.
, 1879-02-11

lttdIcule aud abuss have hsou heaped upon
Commissioner La Duo because ho has tried to
make the Department Of Agriculture honest
aul useful. such thing Wa never heard of
befose ConRrcssmcn aecm to think It great
outrage lhut aceis should bo sent out to be put
ia the cold. uupleasaut ground iuat ut Z time
when the whole country IL sching for FREQ poul-
a1t.u7
, 1879-02-11

Senator CHn1s71ANcr's resignation VIVA yes
tert1ay communicated officially to the Legis-
lature by Gov. CaoswELL. The field is now
clear for tho Senatorial aspiran:s. md 1Ir.
CHANDLER md his forces aro already on tho
sceuo and ready for aetive operations.
, 1879-02-11
ELuD1NG THE TRUTH.

doubt that the crime Is sometimes committed
l,y PERSONS in high social station, It Is s,1ffl-
cicnt to orr prcscns purpose 10 cite. in illus
tratior. thu }Erc,kgn trial. Tho sharp con-
f,;ct If tcat,monv In TINT caso demonstrates
tbe fact that t],ore was extensiyo 1vinu rnt,er
oatl, bv sayeral persops who Ind thorntoforo
cnloycd spotless roputat;ons In The most dis
t;np,isbcl RELIGIOUS md soc;ol circles. At
TIM closa of tint case tho country yns In
t1oult as to which sit]s did TIM most 1yinr.
tut t1,oro ronaiuel M roon, for ,1oubt TINT
in Tho conduct of The coso lyinu was re1ucc1
tn n f,no art. and o,alorote1 n the 5coreo
wbtc,, scc,ncd rconia;te h ,ho and ao,,cht IN
In ACCOMPLISHED. Wa do not nronoxa to ;,,-
s,;,uto y roro1lc, botyoon tbo nrvcrrn-
THROW cose ond tho ,rrtnvv c,rhor r,so
rr,,.-o IL ,r;tv hot,voo,, ,,,o,,. ,rt ,,oro
!. o1.o , s,-iL;n, d;troronco nxvcnrn
had nm novorfn|' distino,,ishoa cnomv-
~ ,s,ow r., -, ~ .;,s''.r ;ana..,aa:;o,
so.,n. IN havo hal m cuomr T,,rov
s.ro;roa oxory rorvo !, r,;,, nr,,,rr n,
I'm o,,,.r how'd In tba n,t,or ~ N. c;,,,,a,.
ovs-v ,,o,eon who fror, noraonn1 acnr.,ntonoo
viii, ,io uu,,act Ind ,ho r,nyor y, ,r;n IT,,
nr. .,ro,nod ov,rv ,,oryo ~ sh,o,1 onJ nro-
t,,, lin, ,rh,s ,o;no ,bo ,o.o ~ 1,o,a,,o
comparatively easy to carry out II
concerted movement based upon Heries OF
comprehensive. unconpron'ising lies. To
aavo TuLnES from tho ruinons elects Of tho
bribery negotiations 1t became necessary for
l'is "ccon'plicoa to t1ogra'ls themselves below
tue leSul OF ordinary crln'inas,-in word, to
tile lercl Of idiots. In swearing TINT neither
TtApES nor tue Democratic National Conf
mittoo lad any knowledge OF their bribery
negotiations, PkIron, atAnntE, and WrEn
swore In effect TINT they oacsed to commit
felony without tho lo"st idoa from whom the
large kn1ns OF money they proposed to pay
woro to como. MAnntE in substance telo-
graphc'l 10 fEhTos: "Will you rny s6o,MN'
for the Electoral vote Of Flor'da?" rELToS
replied: "Yos." WEED telegraphed to PE1-
TON, in substance: ''Wiu you Iay as0, ,0t0
for tho Electoral voso OF South Carolina ?"
PELrox replied: "Ycs." Now, these per-
sons, who ontoy the reputation OF being
shrowd politicians anil sharp business mon,
10 on the stand and ho!c1nnly swear TINT
none OF sho Democratic statesmen by whom
they (AARnLE and WrED) were surrounded
In Florida aud Sontt Carolina, md neither
I1IpEN ut his (pkLroS's) elbow, nor auy
Ino,nbor Of thu Democratic National Com
miltce witt. whom lie ('ELroS) was In daily
cons,,ltatton,-tl mono Of them Ind any
knnwlct1rn wllnteycr of t1,eno ,crnt{o
, 1879-02-11

The Turk would be more than hain1u .,".,,
did uot think tho Black Plague "as Iuus s...
OF Providence on those Imperial 1'oS rcnr
R,1stta and Austria. IA plague . W."
housca u shouts le.