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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-31

A Chance for the Investment of
Capital.

Capital.
EUREKA, July 80. 1880.
EDITOR SENTINEL.-The following mines,
owned and worked by J. W. strandberg
* Co., are destined in the near future to
attract attention from mining men. The
above district has been prospected since
1870 with varied results. In January OF
this year, ~Strandberg 4 Co. located the
Roma, Mary, Theresa and Jennie, and
have been ever since that time employing
four men developing their property. All
the claims show mineral Of a very high
grade from the surface down, but the Roma,
which is the best developed OF the series,
has to-day the finest prospect OF any mine
in the State. 1t is opened by an incline to
the depth OF $40 feet. following as smooth
and well defined a banging wall as can be
fonnd in the State, all the way in ledge
matter and ore. The latter being yellow
and gray chlorides, with here and there
a pocket or seam OF black metal assaying
as high as $500 per ton. They have about
100 tons Of ore on the dump that will work
from $50 to 5000. There are no facilities
for working these ores any nearer the
mines than Eureka, consequently the par
ties in interest are laboring under a disad-
vantage. If some enterprising company
would take hold of these mines with q
view Of working them thoroughly and
leRitimately. the result would be the de.
velopment Of as fine a property as there is
to-day in the county. Here is a chance
for onr local capitalists. and we will wager
that the hills in the vicinity of Alpha. on
the line Of the E.. d. P. R. r.. will echo
the sound Of steam whistles from the mine
and furnace for years to come.
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To-day Is the regular publication day Of
the WEEKLY SENTINEL. 1t will contain. as
usual, thirty-two columns OF reading mat
ter, devoted to the State. Coast, general
and local news Of the week. These weekly
editions far excel any newspaper publica-
ton ever issued in Eastern Nevada. The
WEEKLY SENTINEL should be distributed
far and wide, as the most effective means
OF making our district known abroad. II
can be secured in wrappers. postpaid, at
the Postofice news depot and at Calisher
Brothers. For yearly subscriptions. APP
ply at the publication office, corner Of
Monroe and Bateman streets. Terms. s.
q year.
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TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPOND.
ENCE.
Eugene Blair to Bony Ayres, and
"wisa VERSA,

Eugene Blafr to BOny Ayres, ana
visa VERSA,
The following telegraphic correspond
ence explains itself
BLAIR TO AYREs.
BRISTOL, Lincoln county, New, July 80.
To BoNY AyREs, Eureka is il true that
a circus is coming? I have heard that one
is billed to appear in Eureka. When does
she arrive? Is she a good one, and has
she a clown and an elephant? I shall take
her in II she is average, but / don't want
to make the trip il she is too snide. Two
hundred miles is a little too far, unless
there is a clown and spangles and a woman
who turns somersaults over at least five
horses. l don't care anything about the
side-shows. Thu main proposition is what
l want to know about. l have seen all the
big snakes and giantesses that are travel
ing. You will therefore conine your ex-
planatory remarks to the circus exclusively.
Don't mind the cost, but give me full par
ticulars by telegraph. Is there a bearded
woman with the OUTFIT Can they get saw
dust in Eureka for a ring? A circus is
not worth q continental without plenty Of
sawdust. Answer immediately. Your
anxious friend, EUGENE BLAIR.
III words collect ST. so.
AYREs TO BLAIR.
EUREKA. July 80, 1880.
To EUGENE BLAIR, Bristol-Your letter
received, although you forget to pay post
age. The circus will be here on the 18th
sure. She is a hanger. 1t takes two trains to
haul the big tent. and as for animals, there
are dead loads of 'em. -Four elephants.
and smaller game till you can't rest. The
kangaroos and zebras are world beaters,
likewise the monkeys and Guinea pigs.
There are no educated ponies, but the
trained mules are said to know as much as
some OF the newspaper fellows who are
running Garcock and Anthony papers. The
clown is a forty-second cousin Of Dan Rice.
He has spangles all over him. The female
riders are dizzy DANES and hang by one
eyebrow on the flying trapeze. If the cir
Gus men fail to bring sawdust they can get
plenty of aue-dust on the ground. It's q
big show. Don't fail to come. Bring a
sack with you. There are nineteen side ex-
hibitions. You will nave no trouble to get
friends here to accompany you to all OF the
performances. Faithfully, your friend,
BoNY AYREs.
100 words /; collect $3.50.
BLAIR TO AYREs.
BRIsroL, July 80, 1880.
To BoSY AYREs, Eureka-IT be there.
Engage front seats for me for the season. !
enthusiastically yours,
EUGENE BLAIR.
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wANTED.
The Survivors Of an Indian Mas
sacre Sought for.

haC oOEthtOFS VI Am IbbuiHM HhASs
sacre Sought for.
The Winnemucca Silver State says Post
master Robins il in receipt of letter from
A. L. Duncan, of Davenport, Iowa, who is
anxious to learn the whereabouts OF Bob
Kennedy, who is supposed to be in Mon
tana, and Of Ed Gilman, supposed to be
in Nevada. Mr.. Duncan's brother, James,
left bis home in Oakyille. Canada, in 1854,
and was last heard Of in Chicago in 1855.
In 1868, another brother named John went
to California, and there fell in with men
who knew James in that State in 1856. In
the fall of 1867 he went to Salt Lake, and
in the spring OF 1868 he started with six
companies on a prospecting tour to Wyom-
ing Territory. In June Of this year A. L..
Duncan received a letter from James
Smith, Of South Pass, Wyoming. inform
ing him that his brother was killed by the
Indians in the Wind River Mountains in
1868. Kennedy and Gilman escaped with
their lives, and Mr.. Duncan is DESTROYS Of
learning their present whereabouts. Any
one who can give the desired information
will confer a favor by communicating the
same to A. L.. Duncan, 1928 Perry street,
Davenport, Iowa.
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The Republican primary elections for
the selection of delegates to the State Con-
vention take place to day throughout the
county. SO far as heard from there will be
but one ticket in the field. and this in ia
vor of General Sabin for Supreme Judge.
The General will be strongly backed by
the Great East in the convention. His
friends are ~sanguine that he will carry of
the prize. At any rate, they will make q
determined fight for him. Some of the
best and most ardent workers in this part
Of the State will go over to Carson to push
his claims.
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Mrs. Featherstone, writing from Robin
son. under date Of July 26th, gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of what came near being
a fatal lightning stroke ]. NJ. Reynolds,
working at a coal pit near Robinson, was
stunned by lightning about 9 O'Clock Sun.
cay evening, and remained senseless for
thres hours. He was alone at the time,
put Mr.. Hill, who was looking for cattle,
found Reynolds and reported the facts and
: team was sent out and Mr.. Reynolds
brought In to Murray Greek and cared for,
ne Is now able to be about, and expeeta TO
be all right in q few days.
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Mr.. NJ, B. Bartlett has removed his
Wholesale liquor aud cigar establishment
IRON Odd Fellows Hall to his new brick
pudding on the west side OF Main street =
te" aoors sonth Of the Courthouse. whers
ne VIII De pleased to see his old and nsw
friends. He Is opening ont lsyae stocks y,
tablishment. '" 'As new es-
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Homi eide on Snake River.

The Elko Independent has the follow
ing A letter received here by Major Mil
Ter from JEFF Bradley, states that in a fight
over a game of cards at a place 80 milea
north OF Marsh Lake. on Snake River, in
Idaho, . few days ago, Cass. Warren shot
and killed his adversary. Both men had
been drinking pretty freely. The report lie
that Wsrren's act was In self.dsfense. War
zen Ia a young man, small IN stature and
Was we'll known here while in the employ
OF Russell 4 Bradley as a vaquero, about a
year and a half ago.
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1925 p. N.

Savage 205b 210a 210s; Bullion 140b
ASA; Belcher 190b l95a; Imperial COB
25a; Mt. Diablo 12Ab 12ka; Belle Isle
rob 75a; Best & Belcher TAB 7Aa; Mex
lean 7SbTssa; Quinn 2hs 270a; Addenda
Ia b; Gould Il Curry 2S0b; Sierra Nevada
liz b; California 160b l65a ZOOS; ophir
612b Orc l30b 1854 1905; Scorpion 140b
15Oa; Overman l05b; Mono lab 160a;
Con. Virginia 2s5b 290a; Utah sab SKA
83ss; Andes Job 75a; Union 20ssb 20Aa;
Tiptop 7b; Addeoda 1908; Crown Point
125b I30a; Yellow jacket 390b IA.
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Mining sale.

By private letter from Cherry Greek, the
White Pine News learns that Mr.. ]. B..
Williamson and his partners have COM
pleted the sale Of the Geneva and Teacup
mines in Cherry Creek District. which they
bonded some months ago to J. Elnathan
smith for New York parties, and that the
money has been paid for the same. We
presume ]. B. and his pards will be bloated
capitalists after this. They have the hearty
congratulations Of the News. The people
o. oherry Creek will be glad to learn that
tne sale IL contaminated as the new owners
W.T. we learn. commence active work on
the property at once.
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Another Circus sharp.

Bill Montgomery says that Sam Woodin,
Of Hamilton, is sure to be here on the
17th. Sam, according to Bill. is worse
gone on c~ircuses han Eugene Blair. Bill
will forward him a bundle Of blood
cnrdling posters as soon as they are out.
These. il is confdsntly believed. will fetch
him.
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Turner House-R. Bergman, J. Berry
man, Secret Canyon; r. Logan Sacra-
mento; NJ. Hayden, Salt Lake.
international Hotel-E. II. Rose, ]. E.
Hall, Rose Mine.
Parker House-Morris Bien. U. s. G. s.;
Q. sivalle, W. W. Coles Circus A. Beatty,
Duck Water.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


MR. p. sTELER takes pleasure In announcing
to his customers that he has secured the SER
vices of the very best matchmaker on the Coast
--one who has had rs years experience in the
and America. and lie prepared to d" all kinds Of
fine watch work and clock repairing on the
shortest possible notice, and satisfaction guar.
anteed. All watch and clock work warranted
for one year. N. Ball kind. Of fine tewelry
and diamond work made to order. and jewelry
neatly repaired.
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why Mr.. Mattinley Followed Mr..
Brown.

Reno Gazette: Andreas Brown stole q
500 @. o. D. package from Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S express Office in Candelaria, and
decamped. He sold the package in Carson
and came to Reno. Yesterday Mr.. Mat
finley. the express agent at Candelaria,
who had been following the movements of
Andreas with great interest, arrived in
Reno and caught the thief. who was in
dnced to accept the Inequalities of Sheriff
Walker for a time. The chop-fallen Mr..
Brown ia now on his way back to Candle
laria with the elated Mr.. Mattinley.
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BY a recent arrival from Ward the White
Pine News Is informed that on Tuesday
the whole face OF the Martin White tunnel
was In good ore. with every prospect that
q large body has been encountered. h
will ba particularly good news for the peo-
pie OF Ward. as well a. for every mine
owner in White Pine county.
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NOTICE.

DH REFREsHwENT TABLE. FRUIT
stand and foe Cream Stand at the Union
Guard Picnic, will be awarded to the highest
bidder. The three combined or separately.
BY order OF TIE VV&AlItEn
Ruby HILL DULY ~. lssa tyasss
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sranten a Certificate.

A. the examination OF teachers % Day.
ton a few days since, Miss ida Rothchild
was granted a first graas certificate. Miss
Ida is a daughter % Mr.. B. Rothchild OF
Eureka.
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The Pritchard Case,

The jury in the case Of Pritchard, on
trial in the District Court Of Ormsby
county for the murder OF Officer symonds,
returned a verdict Of murder in the second
degree. Sentence will be pronounced next
Thursday. Lawyer Soderberg is confident
that he has saved up enough legal points to
get his man off before the Supreme Court.
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FOR SALE

A NUMBER OF GOOD HohsE3 AMI
a Mules f.,r sale, or will be exchanged for
wood or charcoal. Fer particulars apply to
W. H. SWEENEY L CO.,
Fashion Stable. Eureka.
EureSa. July IT, 1880 JylS2w
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REMOVAL.

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south of the new brick build
Ing on Main street. where he Is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order from
$l2 to SIC. Repairing neatly done. A large as.
sortment Of Boots Of my own manufacture. at
reduced prices.
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There will be a called communication q,
s ~Uya, Arch Masons at their Hail this
y, JOHNSON, H. p,
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Will
MORNING BOARD.
80 Ophir-6A
11O Mexican-7% ia
so Gould a. Curry -295c
90 Best & Belcher IN TX IL
$50 California-l65c
$40 ~Savage-205c q ooo
350 Con. Virginia-2S5c 290c
30 Hale & Norcross-3
200 Crown Point-l25c l30c
20 Yellow Jacket
80 Kentuck-2
$50 Belcber- "a l9Oc
lO5 Sierra Nevada-ll@s
so Utah-Sk
$50 Bullion-150c
1870 Exchequer-130c
$50 Overman-ll0c
IT'S Justice-6Oc
295 Union-20A 20k
100 Challenge-90c
rs Andes-75c Zoe
IS Ward-1l5c
100 Benton-60c
1870 Quinn-260c
BoARD
20 Eureka-144
so J~ackson-lb5
500 Argenta SOC
800 Navajo -45c
200 Hillside-20c
10 Mt. Diablo-12k
80 N. Belle-12k
so Mt. Potosi-15c
800 Holmes-l0c
1870 Bodie-360c 81 340c
1870 N. Belle Isle-45c
1890 McClinton-20c 25c
ITO Guodshaw-1
500 Paradise-45c
so Belvidere-240c
so Blackhawk-25c
500 Booker-25c
200 Queen Bee-20c
$40 Mo%no-150c
$50 D~udley-35c
100 Jupiter-l35c
SO s. Bulwer-50c
1850 Addenda-120c
200 d. STANDARDIZED
100 Boston-90c
500 Martin White-95c 90cs10
Golden Terra-12 bid
s. V. Water-95a e bid
5 Mondays
200 Holmes-10c
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fhe Richmond Company shipped this
$40, 92s. 81. ' 'aiued at
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SALE.

WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID
w der for cash at / o'clock p. NJ. on he
premises. the 9th day OF August. III not sold At
private sale before that timel the house and
lot bel, : the corner lot No. 8. Mccoy survey.
Eurels, lnown as the White Properly, oppo-
site OTIS shop. and next north from the Ruby
and / unaerbsrg Con Office. fronting on Main
street. and bounded by Main. Mineral and Mon
roe streets. A.. u. hOCh, Agent.
Fur-fs, July 10. 1850. For I'd. WHITE.
jy IL I'd
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A MoTHE noticing her little daughter
wipe her mouth with her dress sleeve, asked
her what her handkerchief was for. Said
the little one: Its to shake at the ladies
on the street; that's what papa does with
his."
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wanted,

Active employment by Morris h. Joseph. late
Of the Golden Rule Store. Address, roste nee
box oss. juniS
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Go to W. H. Remington & Co.'s for
HERCULES Powder. The best high explo-
sive in use.
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N1TICE-

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
n the Richmond Mining Company OF Ne
vsds, Will be held at the ofhce of said Com
psuy. 10 the town Of Eureka state OF Nevada,
At III. hour Of / O'Clock Of said day. Satd
mss,iua Is eaii.d for the election OF Trustees
Of a.id company. and for the purpose Of trans.
acting s.s uther business that msy come be.
fore said meeting. by order OF the President.
4. X. MORRISON. Secretary.
Eureka. July 10. 1850. jyl6 I'd
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or IN c1n per day at home. Samples
ID III 0xU worth IS free. Address STr-
VOWS Co., Portland, Maine.
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BLASTING POWDER Of all grades at Rem
ington & Co.'S.
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Passing bullion.

wells, Fargo 4 90. shippsa this morn,n,
0afs % bullion, valued q s2,oga.s o..
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$40 REWARD

GTRAYED FROM WHITE
- Pine county. Nevads. about April LIST, 1880.
One hay mare, white left hind foot.
One brown mare. white spot on face; both
hind feet white. Both the above mares are
branded and vented thus: n on the lett thigh
and ED on left shoulder.
Also one black horse mule branded thus;
on let, thigh and vented on shoulder
Also one black mare mule bran led in on left
side of neck. and thus: = on left thigh
Forty dnllsrs reward - will be paid for the
delivery OF the above animals at Hildreth's
Stable. Hamilton. or $40 each.
Hamilton, New, July IA, 1850. jyl6-2w
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Clocks. and Jewelry Re.

II you want to have your watches. clocks.
and Isweiry repaired IN . Anliks man.
nsr 40 to r. srEL FRS Jewsiry Store. Main
street. All work warranted.
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we,is. Fargo a Co's letter -.

The following letter was received At wells.
Fargo h Cos Once last evening and "ot
delivered:
Miss NJ NJ Ames
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For Sale at a Bargain.

OWING TO THE ILL HEALTH OF THE
" Proprietor. an old established Restaurant
doing q large business IN one of the best local.
tiles in the city, will be sold cheap for cash.
also the building and furniture complete. To
any one desiring Q good paying business this
is an opening seldom offered. Apply to
JOHN s. CAPRON.
Eureka, June IL, 1880. Jun12 tt
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Mechanism for Converting Motion.

Thomas ]. Bell. Grantsville, Nye county,
Nevada. Patented June %, 1880. No.
229, 026. This device relates to certain i'm
provements in steam engines, and consists
in providing the pitman or extension of the
piston-rod with rack-bars or teeth. which
alternately engage with and run free from
oppositely-placed toothed wheels on shafts
provided with gears engaging with a COM
mon spur wheel on the driving shaft, SO as
to convert the reciprocating into q rotary
motion without the Intervention Of cranks,
and without having any dead points. 1t
also relates to a certain means Of arrang-
ing the teeth on the pitman, and combin-
ing them with slides CARRYING braces or
Tugs for shifting their bearings, and caus-
ing them to engage with the gear wheels
on either desired side. SO that the motion
Of the driving shaft may be reversed al will,
without the necessity Of changing the
valve motion.
We find the above in the Mining and
Scientific Press of San Francisco. The
inventor alluded to is Mr.. T. J. Bell. who
formerly conducted the stage line between
Eureka and Typo. He was also a member
Of the Assembly for one term from Nye
county. Competent mechanics say his in
vention will work to q charm. II it does,
and comes into general use, he stands q
good chance to speedily become a million
aire. The SENTINEL wishes him the great
est success.
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WHITE PINE.
Items OF Interest Cleaned from
Thursdays News"


Thursdays "News."
The hay crop of White Pine county this
season will be the largest ever gathered.
The air is rife with rumors of an ap-
preaching wedding in Hamilton at al early
day.
We had several pleasant showers Sunday
night and Monday, and as a result, the at
mosphere has undergone quite q change.
1t is nov cool enough for a fire any hour of
the day or night.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Ward Beecher Con. will take place
in San Francisco on the 18th of August.
A new board of trustees will be elected.
Mrs. R. Sadler and Miss Louisa Mau, Of
Eureka, have for the past week been visit
ing with Mr.. L. Zadow's family. Miss
Mau is 9 teacher in the Eureka public
school, and is spending her vacation here.
Miss Lizzie Hauck, daughter of Mrs.
Plumhof, of Eureka, is over on a visit to
Mrs. James Hagar. Lizzie is a bright lit
tie Miss of ten years. The News acknowl-
edges a call from Miss Lizzie.
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FOR A L AND TO LET.
For Sale, or To Lei.

TINE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED
by the New York Store, will be let In part
or altogether. including the nre-proof store
house.
Any person wishing to purchase the entire
property, can do so at moderate figures.
Apply to BLASER. up stairs.
Eureka, July 8, 1880. jy4-tf
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
II rHx EUREKA AND PALIaApE AIIsoA


g MeQuiss Il child Miss Sarah Fields
Morrissee Chas ID Moore
Bangs
Arrivals Last Night.
Buett q l. Nathan
lac Riley Cschmall
p Graw
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

GENERAL NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ to let. at half the prices ususliy charged
by other lodging houses. The rooms are large
and very comfortable, and most of them are
furnished with stoves.
MRS. DENNIS,
At the large brick house, North Buel street.
Eureka, January II, 1880. Janis II
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posTOFFICE
MORNING BOARD.

60. Francisco stock Exchange.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

FRAUD.-It is currently said by men
who claim to know, and We have little
doubt of it's truth, that at least two
hundred illegal votes were polled yes
terday in the Republican Wards. Not
withstanding all the objections raised
by the Democratic Judges, the votes
of negroes were taken without their
showing receipts and i'll some cases
without questions being answered as
to sheir legal right to vote. We have
not the least doubt that this fraud was
intended and that it was carried out
as it was prearranged.
The daily gazette., 1880-09-08

In A speech out West the other day,
Mr.. Hayes made very pretty argu-
ment to show that voters must bo ''ed-
ucated" to cast their ballots properly
and to be good citizens generally.
Education is undoubtedly a valuable
ally of democratic institutions, but it
is not panacea for every political
complaint. Some of our shrewdest
rascals are men who have had the best
of educations, and "book learning
does not necessarily make man hon.
est or morally brave. MIR. Hayes own
record affords striking illustration of
this fact. No one will pretend that he
does not possess fair enough educa-
tion, yet that did not prevent him from
receiving the stolen Presidency from
the hands of Messrs. Garfield, Sher-
man and the rest as complacently as
though he had never enjoyed the ele-
waiting influences OF "higher educa-
tion.-Bdt. Gazette.