Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-15
A SENATORIAL ESTIMATE.

FOR OF all the busted things, my dear,
--PitsJu,g Dispatch.
A SENATORIAL ESTIMATE.
The Presidential election involves
not only an entire change of the
House OF Representatives, but largely
change in the Senate The present
Senate contains thirty eight Republi-
cans, thirty six Democrats, and the
two Virginia Senators who were
elected as Readjusters, and who have
Eusually' voted with the Republicans.
hThere are twenty-five Senators whose
l,terms expire next March, and of this
ERum Der fourteen are Democrats and
cslevsn Republicans. Without reckon
Fling the Republican chance in Cali
Sfornia and Indiana, but counting the
Virginia Senators as they now count
Fthemsclyes, - Republicans the next
Senate, on this basis, would contain
Eforty-one Republicans to thirty five
IDem ocfats, making Republican
majority Of six.
DIDN'T WANT 40 SHOW HIS HAND.
81 guess you may put me down as
doubtful replied wary voter in
response to tho canyasser's inquiry.
+ don't think | shall show my hand
II wouldn't" said the canvasser.
glancing at he grimy member and
then closing his book; at least not
until I'd washed il"
SHORT BITS.
Henry Ward Beecher's grievance
against Blaine is that the latter lacks
tone
Many patriot will steal ride into
office behind the Presidential carl
this Fall.
1T is easy enough to make trade in
politics The difficulty comes in de-
livering the goods.
Ex-Speaker Schuyler Cofax 10 con-
fidenl that Blaine will carry Indiana
by over 10000 majority.
The SIN says it is n safe prediction
that in New York city Butler will have
more votes than Cleveland.
In Illinois the Republican campaign
speakers discuss the tariff question,
and the Democratic speakers blow for
free whisky.
The Wheeling Intelligencer predicts
that the Republicans Will elect three
out Of the four Congressman from
West Virginia.
The faff that Mr.. Blaine IS making
a tour and appearing before the public
is causing unulterabie disgust among
the Democrats.
Mr. St. John having said that the
Prohibition party is de>Iincd to become
a power in The land, it Is suggested
that it will be a wafer power
he Philadelphia Press says It vio-
lates no confidence IN stating that
Grover Cleveland regards the question
OF morals as merely local Issue
Free glas, is political issue N
Texas, and in parts OF Georgia the
mo tcnec question attracts more
attention than Blame and Cleveland.
A novel and attractive feature IN
PROFESSIONS has been adopted by the
Republicans IN Illinois, heing party
OF young ladies in white carrying
brooms.
The Loulon Times once said thai an
lrishman is never so useful to ENGLAND
as when he emigrates 10 the United
States ant there votes WIN the free
/ trade party.
| The New York Nal SAYS that George
William Curtis is following John
. Kelly's plau. They are both SO full of
cloquence for Cleveland that they can.
not uttor word.
; Now the Republicans are talking
about carrying Tennessee. The Demo
Gratis there are sll split up on local
issues, and the tariff question benefits
the Republicans.
. Belva lockwood is the first Pres-
| Dental candidate who never used IL
razor. But cautions The Boston
/ | BN5qet, Cont make a mistake and
!, attribute This to youth"
n,viI 4 Well. tb. most pronounced
and able.. advocate Of free trade in
the coustry, will take the stump for