Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-04

Scraps from b Notebook Of the
SenGfAeI's Reporter.

scraps rom the Note-bOO Of the
Sentfsers Reporter.
This is a legal holiday, hence the
public schools, banks and all other places
will be closed.
Our old fellow-townsman, Jake Cohn,
accompanied by his two sons, arrived
from San Francisco last night.
The Ohio mine, in Rebel Creek District,
Humboldt county, New, has been sold to
a Salt Lake company for $50, 900 and the
money has been planked up.
The attention of the public is called to
Iadow's advertisement Of the Peoples
Market, where the best meats in the town
can be obtained at all times, and at very
moderate prices.
According to law the saloons will be
closed to-day. This is a wholesome thing,
for when men drink they are apt to lose
their wits, which are particularly needed
on this election occasion.
Mr.. Penrod, of Island Mountain, Elko
county, this State, lately killed a large
buck deer, with the following ear-marks:
Swallow-fork in one and nde bit in the
other. 1t had evidently been at one time
a pet.
The mines Of White Pine are reported
TO be improving and the ore output in
creasing. The outlook, in fact, is fatter-
ing and next year will doubtless make
the best showing that has been experienced
for several of the past seasons.
During the month of October 9,169
head Of cattle were shipped from that part
of Nevada east Of the Big Meadows. And
yet some people wonder how a horned
toad can live Oh the ground on which our
cattle grow fat and furnish the best beef in
the world.
For n fac simiIe of the straight
DeInOcratic ticket look nj the head
Of the editorial column. Look out
for Bogus Tickets.
Rum. Romanism and Rebellion
1t appears by a dispatch published else
where that DR.. Burchard, Director Of the
United States Mint, has gone too far in
his stumping for Messrs. Blaine and Lo-
gan. He has gone a good deal further
than Mr.. Blaine did the other day in In
diana when he got mad with a crowd that
cheered for Cleveland and Hendricks. Mr..
Blaine then went back to the inevitable
bloody shirt. But now comes DR..
Burchard who evidently was mad, too,
and raises the cry Of whisky and Catholi-
cism. This indicates that. perhaps the
"Irish vote" in New York hoes not prom
Use as we'll as it did and that Mr..
Burchard feels warranted on that account
in coming out and saying that the Repub-
licsns had expected to capture: go to
-; we have now found out that
we can't wheedle you or use you,
so we'll just talk about you and
abuse you as we like to-just
as we used to do before we threw
out a bait for to catch you for Blaine.
| We find we can't get your votes and now
we'll make capital among Protestants by
abusing you because you are Catholics"
This is about what he doubtless said and
exactly what he bad in mind. Then DR..
| Buchard, as a proper exponent of the Re-
publican view on sumptuary laws, goes on
to say what he thinks of people who are
so vile as to drink whisky-rum guzzlers,
beer-heads, gin-bloats, etc., etc. This ex-
preston of a conspicuous Blaineite
has the merit of candor, however,
and contrasts very agreeably with Mr..
Blaine's lodging the vote on the prohibit
| ton question in Maine. Mr.. Blaine, al
ways with his eye on the chance to ''alight
on his feet" or to "cast an anchor to wind
ward" consoles his people over this bad
break made by DR.. Burchard. He thinks
it will not make 500 votes difference on the
national ticket. He calculates that the wav-
ing of the bloody shirt cuts no figure either
way or, perhaps, helps the Republican
side only a little bit; that there is 80 little
left Of the Irish detection" from Demo-
cracy that it pays to abuse this remainder
for the sake Of capital with other religion
lists; that. in regard to the Prohibitionists'
he thinks that during the last few days OF
the campaign IL Is a matter OF indifference
whether he cultivstes or abuses beer
guzzlers" or "tee-totalers." This is what
he seems to say. When he was trying to
console himself he was bleeding inwsrdly.
For a fac simiIe OF the straight
Democratic ticket look at the head
of the editorial column. Look "a
for Bogus Tickets.