Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-11-07
EASTERN INTELLIGENCE.
Republicans to Control
the House.
A MAJORITY OF ONLY ONE.
AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED.
WHAT is CLAIM ED Or
GARFIELD.
SPECULATIONS As TO APPOINTMENTS.
SCHUR1 TO HAVE THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
SPECULATIONS As TO APPOINTMENTS
SCHUR1 TO HAVE THE AUSTRIAN MISSION.
Great Exeisemen. "a, ozark.
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CHICAGO, November 6.-The Inter
Oceans Washington special says: The
Republicans will control the House of
Representatives, but it will be by a narrow
majority. The figures just made up at the
Republican Congressional COMMITTEE
rooms, from the latest dispatches, show
a Republican majority OF not more thar
three, and possibly one. In this, however,
only Republicans are counted. The Green
hackers being classed with the opposition.
How the Next House Will Stand.
WASHINGTON, November 6.-Secretary
Mcpherson, of the Republican Cougres-
sional Committee, claims that the next
House will lave $50 Republican members
against a total opposition of las. There
are but three districts at at all doubtful
in this calculation, and conceding them to
the Democrats, the Republicans would
have exactly the Constitutional quorum, a
bare majority Of one, The belief among
Republicans is, that P~resident-elect Gar
field will call the House and Senate in ex-
ira session on the 5th of March next, for
reorganization, as is always the custom, to
confirm his Cabinet and such other nom
nations as he may have to make. If Con-
gresham Page is not elected to succeed
Senator Hamlin, his chances for the Speak
ership of the House will be excellent. He
is q warm personal friend of the President
elect, and has a goodly following in the
House. 1t is argued in Frye's favor, as
against Kasson OF Iowa, that the long, OF
tinuous service of Frye in Congress, and
his eminent public services, entitle him to
preside over the Republican House. Ed
ward Mcpherson, late Clerk of the House,
it is said, would be again willing to accept
that trust. He would probably meet with
but little or no opposition. The veteran
parliamentarial, John NJ. Barclay, will, in
all probability, resume his cid position of
Journal Clerk of the House. Ex-senator
Dorsey, it is sale, would like to succeed Col.
Burch as Secretary of the Senate. There
are many rumors that Malone, of Virginia,
will act with the Republicans, and thus tie
the Senate in Case California returns an
other Republican, in consideration of hay
ing at his disposal the Federal patronage
of Virginia. Secretary Schurz is spoken
OF in connection with the Austrian mission
under Garfield.
Has Garfield the Nerve9
COLUMBIA, s.. c., November g. The
Daily Reporter, in it's leading editorial
says Now, with Garfield in the Presi-
Dental Chair, for whom the Republicans
have claimed so much in the way of abili-
ty and craftsmanship. we shall see what we
shall see. One thing is certain-if he is
half the man he is claimed to be, If he is
half a statesman, in the true sense of the
word, he will hold his own and be his own
successor in 1884. Not only this, but if
he bravely and broadly opens the way for
peace, and the way of broad common sense
in the~s solution of the troubles and antago-
nisms which have arisen under the shallow
headed men, and vindictive policy hitherto
pursued by blind partisans, he will find
the Solid South meeting him more than
half way. AT least, he shall have earned
the surprising honor of having inaugur-
ated an era of prosperity in which the
country, the whole country, north and
south, east and west, will forget their jeop-
ardizing hatreds, and sit down under their
W vine and fig tree, with one to mo-
lest or make them afraid. Garfield has
the head sufficient for the work; has he
the the nerve, the character and constan-
cy? All there's the rub.
More of the Edison Electric Light.
New YORK, November 6.~-The stock
holders Of the Edison Electric Light Com
pany have been assessed $50 per share, to
meet the expenses Of Edison's recent ex-
periments. The Trustees will meet No
vember 30th to vote upon increasing the
capital stock 81, 800, by the issue of l, 300
more shares. The stock has risen to 81, 200
per share, on a report that Edison will
make a public exhibition with his invon-
ton early next month, preparatory to put
ting the light into practical use in this
city. Some months ago, during the ex-
element over Edison's invention, the
shares sold for 81, 1000. The investors re-
gard it as a rather thick-lipped stock to
handle.
English on h Political Result.
INDIANAPOLIS, November Civilian H.
English said to a News reporter that In
diana had held up remarkably well. con-
sidering the October defeat. The Demo-
Gratis have not had a majority in the State
since 1872, and then Hendricks had less
than 1900. Personally, he feels no cha
grin, although he acknowledges that the
.unsought honor of the nomination for the
Presidency had no charms for him, and
he is rather glad to be left to a more genial
profitable life. In concluding, Mr..
English bewailed the corruption in party
so different from forty years ago.,
when he first entered political life.
Setting Cinnamon to Work.
New YORK, November 6.-An evening
paper publishes a special from Paterson, N.
J., stating that the Barbour Flax Spinning
Company have set half a dozen Cinnamon
1t work in one Of their departments, to the
great indignation of the white men en-
there. The firm say they are to do
work which white men will not do. The
employees tell a different story, and have
IN idea that it is the commencement Of the
of Chinese labor.
Murderers Punished.
WASHINGTON, November 6.-Postmaster.
General Maynard yesterday received a pri-
rate letter from Constantinople, bringing
he information that judgment had been
in the Ottoman Central Criminal
Court in the case of three men, implicated
n the murder Of Rev. Mr.. Parsons, the
missionary. The actual perpe-
rator OF the deed was condemned to
leath, and the other two to fifteen years
Imprisonment, with hard labor.
stones Rising from the Earth.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 6.-The
operator at Ozark dispatches
hat on top Of White Oak Mountain, two
niles north Of Ozark, stones Of two pounds
less have been rising from the earth and
alling like hail, driving families into the
Great excitement prevails.
Reception to Thomas Hughes.
New YoRK, November Cover 5000
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