Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-15

An Interview with Sen
atOr Malone.
e DOES NOT BELIEVE N ABANDON
ING HIS FRIENDS.
Democrats Preparing to Oppose
Dakota's Admission.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL BLE0-
TRIO INVENTION.
The Troubles of Two Rev
erend Liars.
SPECIAL TO THE s~ESrINEL.l

SPECIAL TO THE sESrINEL.l
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Tribune's
Washington special says: Malone occu-
pied his seat in the Senate to-day, for the
first time this session. He said to your
correspondent that the Coalitionists Of
Virginia were pretty well satisfied with the
result of their campaign, although they
thought they ought to have been given
one more Congressman They would have
had another but for the means adopted By
the Bourbons; for instance, the Senator
added, they delayed opening the polls in
some instances until 10 o'clock, and in
others roughs gathered about, firing OF
pistols and making other riotous demon
STATIONS, so that timid voters were scared
away and did not vote at all. Your cor
respondent asked il it was true as reported
that Malone and Sanator-elect Riddle
berger would demand Of the Republicans
the election of George c, Gorham as Sec
rotary of the Senate. Il caunot abandon
a friend or change my preference IN a
moment" said Malone. Il understand
Gorham is now the nominee Of the Repub-
licau party for Secretary of the Senate.
You know what friend be has been to US
in Virginia, and in the whole South he has
been better posted and more active than
almost any other man, and Of course We
are grateful to him. But the selection Of
a Secretary is a lons way of. II will be
time enough to jump when We reach the
scene"
a large Fire.
New YORK, Dec. 1.-THE extensive
depot and wharf, tosetAar with go cars
and 10 locomotives, Of the Manhattan
Beach Railroad, al Abby Ridge, were
burned this morning. The origen has not
been learned. ! strong breeze famed the
flames. 1t was only q short time after
the fire was first discovered before the
entire depot mas il flames. A large pile
Of lumber belonging TO the Ssabeach Rail
road Company adjoining the Manhattan
depot cansl-boas dock wharf and all in it
wsre burned. There was no one about
but the watahman. who, finding it impos-
sible to cheek the flames, gave the alarm
and obtained help hat the Chief Engineer
by a frivolous answer delayed until too
late. The compauys loss is $500, 000; in
sured. Other losses unknown.
A Ministerial Liar.
CHICAGO. Dec. I4.-Rsv. Wm. Fawcett,
answering Talmags's charge that Fawcett
cribbed his lecture from Talmage's Great
plumbers, SAYS be never heard Of or read
IzTs TeIfgaga go him 1consnmmafs
ass" or beneath his notice or made dire
and Unehristlaa threats: He says he Is
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HAe ssHh D~eieSnteEhin
HAsE4>-ro5, Dec. I+'-1he House Flee
ton COMMITTEE have examined the memo
TIA! presented 10 Congress against the
seating Of Csine, elected from Utah to
succeed Cannon. They say 1t involves q
nice legal Question, and one thaj will ex-
cite almost endless discussion when The
matter comes before the House. The
c~lsatioa was held without any previous
proclamation having been issued by tAe
u'7ern9r oi 1-' Territory end the ques-
VIZ, .ha - ~ - ia aIo peo,
under suc1 circumstances.
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4-RHE AhVIE tIha'j' Dee IA'-Iwo
through letter rain pouches were fouad
this morning ahout $50 nesr the !. 4 81.