Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1890-09-20

Frank Newlanss Reported 20 %
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ucs are Disturbed.
san Fnnascs Ersnfner-
The prospects Of a lively row in the
Republican ranks Of Nevada are quite
brilliant il the stories at present float
ing about in this city are to Be be
Ieved. Politics for the Silver State
are usually made in San Francisco, and
always at the Palace Hotel. That Is
why programmes are invariably known
here before they are made public OF
the Comstock.
II is so in the present instance.
Three leading Republicans OF Nevada
met al the Palace last night. They
were W. f. Sharon, Frank G. New
lands and II. VI. Yerington. The
trio represent in their combined
capacity what IS known as the Sharon
interests, and are, in their way, quite
political power. Ii Is understood
that the object Of their meeting vas 70
defeat John z. Jones for reelection TO
the United States Senate.
M. NeNlands is said to be the lead
ing conspirator. That be has no love
for Senator Jones is well known.
BLOW FOR Low
The Guarrelis Of quite ancient origin
II broke out afresh, however, about two
wears azo. Mr.. Newlands went TO
Washington and made quite q stay IN
the CAPITAL. While there he locked
! entirely with Senator William NJ:
stewart. II soon became whispered
about that Mr.. Newlands nursed a
yery decided ambition to succeed
| Jones as Senator, and That his as
Erafior met with the approval Of SEN
ator Stewart. The hint Was enough for
senator Jones, and be made q hurried
survey Of his fences with the intent 10
repair Any breaks that may have been
made in four years.
II REQUIRED but little effort TO knock
all Mr.. Nswlsnds' plans into a very
elevated position. and his friends
said that be had never ven thought
| Of fiying as high IS the United states
| senate. He would be satisfied with a
nomination to the House OF Represen-
tatives.
Then every one set 10 work to put
I'D the pins for Newlands for Congress.
Representative Bartine was to be
placed on the Republican ticket Tor a
| Judgeship, and the way cleared for
the heir Of Sharon. Everything ran
along very smoothly until Just before
the Nevads Republican State Conyen.
ton met, about two weeks ago. Then
4 change came oyer the scene. Mr..
Bartine declined 10 run for Judge, and
insisted on being nominated for Con
xress. That settled il. Mr.. Newland.
gracefully retired from the fight in {
very pretty speech. His friends verS
very wroth and charged that Senator
Jones was responsible for the change
in programme. Politicians familiar
With Nevada politics say that ther'
IS no doubt OF the fact.
DIDN'T CARR TO SAY.
Be that Is it may, war vas declares
on Jones, and the sharon interests ar
now against him.
Mr.. Newlands, il is said, does no
hope to succeed Jones, but thinks h
can defeat him and name the man.
When spoken to by an Examine
representative last night, Mr.. New
lands said:
sit Is not true that / am opposed {
Mr.. Jones"
"Wil you help elect him?'
THAT question l decline 10 an
swer."
4" Is il true that Senator Jones wa
opposed to your going 70 CongressR'
Mr.. Newlands thought for q monien
and then replied: 81 will not ar
swer that. There are some things, 70
know, that We can't answer"
1t was quite evident, however, iron
Mr.. Newlands' n that he wa
not warmly in favor OF Senator Jones
reelection.
A battle between the two million
aires would mean very lively times j
the Silver State.