Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
-Ghafea a Hand In
the Senatorial Fight.
THE CONTEST BE3INEIEG TO
LOOK VERY WARM.
Colorado's Next Senator to Pave His
Way to Washington with Gold,
cEa--z- 70 Sc AVENGED o. EVERY
g32y wgo o773sEo In.
The House Ready to Consider the
Civil Service Bill.
NOT 4 PLEASANT OUTLOOK FOR
REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
NOT 4 PLEASANT OUTLOOK FOR
REPUBLICAN SENATORS.
SPECIAL 70 TIKI szyrlgEL

DENVER, Dee. IS.-Ex-Senator CLafTee
is expected to arrive here al any day from
New York to take a hand in the Senatorial
tight. The CONES. IS beginning to look
exceedingly warm. II the present indica-
uous prove Trustworthy, C~olorado's next
senator will have to pave his path to
Washington with gold. Chafse returns
to Colorado to IL avenged upon everybody
who opposed him N tie late Republican
campaign, and al who aided in the defeat
Of his candidate for Governor. He will
knife Pltkin it. lie eaa, and he openly sup
ports Hamill or Tabor. The two latter
candidates are ~uil,i9nsires. Hamill, be-
sides being wealthy, is & man Of brilliant
a.tainmsnts. Hin IS IS supporting PitAin.
Pitkin has strong caucus strength, but
his opponent will refuse to nominate in eau
a1s. This action vii probably result in
Hamiil's election. Tie Tabor, Bowen,
Route and Cha1ee men viii probably be
thrown to uE.., # Pi-k.n develops
strength as against these several c2ndi-
dates. When PIiEin, g. Governor, ap-
pointed ChIlicJtt 70 succeed Teller as Sen
stUr, he incurred the everlasting eamity OF
Tabor, Bowen sad Route, and they each
and all will do anything 10 defsa him.
Both the Tri5lue and Republican fought
Chafae, and sli-l largely in defeating his
candidate for Governor. HenoR proposes
70 get even by establishing an organ IF his
own. Five hundred thousand dollars viii
be the cash cs.i,a3 e.: the concern. He
will contribute SIyH.g3J. Tabor 500. 600,
Bowen $780, 900 and their fJlIyE ers through
out tha State vii Rake up the other half.
Such Is the cgm4gl report Gs coming
from Chaf=e's intimate friends.
Democratic st ators Disappointed.
WASHINGTON. Dc. I3.-The Peudleton
Civil Service Reform bill, which occupied
the attention Of The Senate all last week,
will be Pazse1 early this week If the Re-
publicaGs c1E press it 10 s final vote. The
Houses business Il in such 3 condition
that By Tpsslay the House Will be ready
70 consider the Civi. Service bill. 1t Is
the present plan Of the Republican leaders,
Il tie bill before lie senate can BE- passed,
to u-e it as t basis for House acton in
stead Of The Ea-sou bill, which Is OF the
calendar. Tie opposition which has been
made 70 the passage Of tLe bill in tas Sen
ate by 5 majors BFlap. Maxey. Coekr-lI
aud voorhees, has disappointed the Demo
cratic Senator'S generally, who fear THAT
lis party viii be placed IL E position Of
.utsgo4l-4 80 the reform Of tie reform
service. Jones Il Florida echoed -a..e opiu-
i1a u L.ue teLtas c: the Democrats IL
Congress sch Ae ss!d 10 your correspond
cab TIE Democratic party cant succeed
IN tls next election without The support Of
'hs conservative and independent masses
= she people, VINO are sincere Ia 1leyr
demand Tor OWL service reform"
SoFthsra Cheek 0uiaano.
WtssIS5Toz. Dec. I3-Northafu cheek
2l5 Lore O. moae7-mak!Eg, so much repro
az,s4 n .Ls South, has been net and over
n-.es.gI il the sunny cline O: Georgia.
TEz Trl.el States g-Eate sent 6 commit
ZEE . attend Ben. Hills funeral, and
asslus' the expenses. Il was IN average
uE1est4-er who arrived here lately, and
presented a bill for -, loo. Among the
ll-Ls vas $50 for & he4r-er probably a
greater price than any hearse il the South
cos; euhalmiug, $500 the usual price
here ! So; csskeg, $500. They asked:
Have you q p~artnerf'
Yes"
Did he make out the bll3"
'&oi IGll.'
"Ns4l, we are convinced that you are
crazy. Ioa had better go back and let
your psrtoeT make ont s new bill, so that
We can see ii he too IS entirely demented."
The Georgian offered - cut the bill down
al one fell swoop 10 81 $40, but the COM
migtse would not IistenS aud sent him
back 10 maze out Il new account. He had
20 borrow money Of one Of ihe uadegta4ers
here 70 pay his way back. His original
idea when he set out from hoIae was tha,
his bill would ne promptly settled, and
then he would have taken a brother under
takes here and gone TO New YORK. for 4
Jolly good time.
4 Reonhitcau Majority.
WAsHIydvoN, Dec. 15.-It is believed
tina: the Senate, after the 4th Of March,
will have a decided Republican majority.
The terms of Office Of 2G Senators expire
on the 4th o. next March, and a majority
Of these will be- their own SUCCESSORS.
Nearly ali will be succeeded by mem bers Of
their own party. The exceptions are
Davis, kellogg, Green and Johnson.
Davis will in al! probability be succeeded
by 4 Republican. Ranlaal Gibson, Demo-
crat, has already been elected to succeed
Kellogg. TIL Democrats lose TWO votes in
successors to Grover and Johnson. The
majority il q close one, however, and
leaves RiddiebergeT and Malone with the
balance Of power. This outlook ia not as
pleasant as it might be for Republican
Senators, So it involves .he election Of
Gorham to the afflo4 Of Secretary of the
Senate and a revival Of the old scandal Of
a combination WIN he eadjusters in the
Virginia light.
WbittieE's Birthday Anniversary.
BosToS, Dec. l8.-Whittier, the poet,
on Saturday celebrated his birthday ami
versary. He says it is rather a queer
thing to congratulate a man upon the
fact that he is rs years old. Then he
smilingly said, perhaps it is something
to live so long in this wicked world" He
thought the New England climate NJ
what trying and quantity said: Il am a
New Highlander and love New England,
bu my 10 years Of living there have failed
to fairly Gcolimste me-" He says he Is
doing very little literary work thi- Winter.
Ho has many tokens Of tho occasion, in
Guiding + number from England.
Esaiirota E.egi"iaGion.
JcNcTIoa CITY tEas.), Dec. 18.-The
committee appointed by a convention Of
the members OF the Legislature, held at
Abilene a few days ago to consider the sub
ject Of railroad legislation, met here this
morning. They issued a short address,
asking the farmers, shippers, and all 9TH
ers having a knowledge of determinations
against places or individuals, matters Of