The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-25
SUFFOLK LOCAL.

anu cauNaeS the vote: ClRuue w.
Wright, George W. Jackson, II. T.
Holladay and Thomas A. MoOleaney.
ENGINE HORSES RUHAwAY.-The
IRE engine horses while being driven
Tor exercise, were lost control of by
the driver and ran furiously down
Saratoga street aoross Washington
square and entered Sycamore. Az they
started up the last named street, the
engine struck q buggy and demolished
the hind wheels. The frantic team
finally became entangled in tele.
graph pole and stopped. The engine,
which is the old one, ia only slightly
injured. The driver, j. L. franklin,
ID somewhat hurt about the ankle.
CURRENT TopIC OLUB.-rHE VIRGIN
IAN acknowledges au Invitation to be
present at q literary and musical enter.
tainment given by the Current Topic
Club of Nunsemond Seminary assisted
by Misses Helen and Frances Quimby,
ut tue City Hall Theatcr, Suffolk, on
Tuesday evening, June 4. Following
are the clubs officers: President, Mics
Sallie Corbell Cotton, Virginia; Vice.
President, Miss Bertha Collamore,
New York; Secretary, Niles Eva Har
rell Bartlett. Virginia; Treasurer, Miss
Mary Louise Delk, Virginin.
ELECTION RETURNS. Thursdays
election for county and municipal Of
ticers passed off very quietly. Only
about 90 per cent of the vote was
polled. Owing to the length of the
ticket and profuse scratching the
duties of the judges were very arduous,
not finishing the count till alter mid
night. In Suffolk they were occupied
till $3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning.
Returns from eleven precincts out of
twelve indicates the election of the en-
tire Democratic ticket with tho posi-
BILE exception of the Supervisor from
Cypress District, where the vote be-
tween Parker (Dem.) and Brinkley
CInd.) is very close. Following are
returns of the vote for county officers
from every precinct but Yeates, where
the vote Is small and will not change
the result:
Sufiolk-For Commonwealth Atlor.
ney-E L Holland (Dem), 4S7, no op-
position. For Sherlfi-A Il Baker
DEM, 34G; W II Howell (Rep), 145.
For TreasurcrAS L Ellis DEM, 342;
NJ Bruce (Rep), 121. Commissioner
of Revenue, District No. II w Art.
man (Dem), 32S; W II Goodrich (Ind),
II; Lrpron Hubbard (Ind), sc; w H
Harrell (Pop), "a. District No. Nv
j Oliver (Dem),, $685. ID. McCleaney
Und), so.
Cypress Holland, 1888; Baker, SO;
Howell. 100; Ellis, 40; Bruce, 1873; Art,
man, AZ; Harrell. sc; Goodrich, 2S; Hub
bard. 3.
Myrtle-Holland, 215; Baker, 1877;
Howell, %; Ellis, 1l9; Bruce, 81; Art
man. 1875; Harrell,5. Goodrich, 8; Hub
bard, 6; Oliver, 1875; McCleaney. -.
Chuckntuck-Holland, 179; Baker,
IS: Howell. 50; Ellls, 80; Bruce 81;
Altman. 50; Harrell, 4; Goodrich. 9;
Hubbard, l; Oliver, 96; McCleansy, $.
Howell. Q; Ellis. 46; Bruce. 5; Araman,
IS; Harreil, /; Hubbard, o; Goodrich,
0; Oliver, IS; McClenney, 9.
Somerton-Holland, 100; Baker, CT;
Howell, 81; Ellis, 5S Bruce, 81; Art,
mnn. G.; Harrell,7; Goodrich, IS; Hub.
bard, 4 Oliver, 50; McOleaney, l6.
Junctioh-Holland.l 1877; Baker, IT'S;
Howell. %; Ellis. lGl; Bruce, Al; Art,
man. l16; Harrell, 5; Goodrich. 3;
Hubbord, 53.
Paul's Branch-Holland, 121; Baker,
49, Howell, So; Ellis. IS; Bruce, 81;
Artmau, 20; Harrell, II; Goodrich, 81;
Hubbard, 4.
sKilby's Mill-Holland. 1876; Baker,
90; Howell. 40; Ellis, 90; Bruce, Sc;
Artman, II; Harreil, 80; Goodrich, II;
Hubbard, 1.
Holy Neck-H olland. 2a6; Baker, 1913;
Howell. 100; Ellis, 1872: Bruce, 1876;
Artmsn, ISL: Harrell, 20; Goodrich. S;
Hubbard, 6.
Copelands Mill = Holland, 116;
Baker, IS; Howell. a; Ellis, So;
Bruce, SO; Artman, 70; Harrell, 2S;
Goodrich, |; Hubbard, 0.
Totals, Holland, 2,0i4; Baker, ], 429:
Howell, us; Buker's majority, III:
Ellis, 1,245; Bruce, S33; Ellis majority.
4l2; Altman, LOO; Hubbard, III:
Goodrich, 2l1; Harrell. 229; Artman's
plurality, $50; Artman's majority, 652:
Oliver was also elected over McCleaney
by heavy majority in district No. ..
Here is the Suffolk vote for Mayor
aud CouncI!men: For Mayor, II. l..
Brewer. Jr., (Dem.), 377; for Rowland
Doggett, (Ind.). 5S; for Councilmen,
w. N. McAnge. 475; G. S. p. Holland,
I7i; j. L. Parker, 457; j. b. Norheet,
i3l; George L. Parker. 415; j. G. Bell,
i46; j. II. MoCleary, 479; j. L. Nur.
ney, 400; A. w. Eley, 45l.
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