The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04
DO THEY WANT sPOILs
limited That Inthe Event Mckinley Becomes
President, Allen & Co.. Will Reign.
MR. SuPT. LYNN A CAR IN CONDUCT.
i"e Pens of the Southern Not Being
h'"dy to Receive Cattle the People
are Pus 10 Some Inconvenience
me Pops" OF She state sn Con-
|e"tion- Alumni Banquet.

rr niGcn nd. Va. April 3.-(SpecIaD-.
~ oisressmen Waddin and Bo%den
whi,hao my returned from Washington.
nrn,,'. tney went yesterday 1t is
hie"y well understood that the sole oh
H. vi vi theif visit was to confer with
eastern managers OF the MCKINLEY
Toanpa,gn There was nothing new In
a,np olicah circles to-day except n cir
Ala Ala, Sent out from Norfolk, which Mr..
I, na .niilks came from Colonel Lamb.
uehounces Waddill and Allan and
insists that the opposition OF the former
inc State Chairman IL dine soeIv 10
tne TACT that Waddlll could not get the
70 hinseil 1t says AllaG ~ an enemy
~ Sohiedeiate veterans and warns ali
h w. Neep away from him. This circular
,"s iaiien Into the hands OF the en-
n'y ana they will reply to It.
III 'he event that Mckinley secures tho
nomination for President ana 10 eIectad
Is quite certain that WnddIll, Allan,
no"ueh and perhaps Walker will be th,,
Urs iour ana will dispense patronage
w, aoulll stands closest to MCKINLEY
Iney were together In the Fifty-llrst
.ohsress and warm friendship sprang
p between them. Judge WaddllI has
oeen an advocate of the nomination of
Mckinley ever since the defeat or Uar-
,,son IN 1892 Should the OhIoan succeed
II is quite certain that IT Waddlll wants
any office he will be well provided for.
Last night the State Central Com
inlttee of the Peoples party held u meet
ing mere. II was done on the quiet and
no'nihs known about the gathering Until
.o-day General James c. Field and
the Beverleys were OF those prnsent n
was given out for publication that fifty
.nrec delegates were appointed to the
Natiohal Convention. which meets In
-; Louis in July. The names OF the
neesates were not mado bubble 1t Is
proposed To hold the State Convention
ailcr the National and to make II a
soft OF mass-mecting in the interest OF
silver. The Pops claim many new
| converts from the old parties.
me committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the banquet to be given
by the local Alumni Association of the
University of Virginia on the 18th of
April, the anniversary of the birth of
jefferson. have strong hopes Of induc-
ing President Cleveland to attend.
superintendent Lynn. of the penIten-
tiary, has discharged Messrs. Glenn and
Haynes. two of the guards. They say
that the Superintendent is a Gear In his
conduct toward the men under him and
mat lie dispensed with their services
In order to get persons whom he could
make obey him In everything The
committee of the Legislature that in
vestiEated the pententiary reported
that Major Lynn had nll the guards so
afraid of him they would give no in
formation about the prison 1t was re-
commended that hill be passed taking
| from the Superintendent the power TO
remove guards without the consent OF
| the Board of Directors, but the measure
did not pass.
Six or eight carloads of cattle. which
| went To the quarantine pens, arrived in
| Richmond to-day. They were the first
| to arriva here from the South since the
quarantine regulations went into effect.
| These cattle Will be fed until Monday,
(which is salesday, and then those that
| pass inspection vii! be sold for slaughter
Though the cattle come from. districts
| that are held by Uncle Sam to be In
| fectcd. and which he has quarantlned
| Richmond against, IL Is not anticipated
that Inspector Curtice will find any dis
eased animals. If he does he has au-
| thOrity to dispose OF them In such a
manner as that the meat cannot be used
for food.
1t was supposed that the pens to be
provided by the Southern railway for
| quarantinhd cattle would be ready for
| their reception to-day. Yesterday the
| dealers learned that the rain had pre-
vented the completion or the pens.
Something had TO be done Immediately
| and the dealers held u meeting In the
| afternoon and made ARRANGEMENTS to Sc
| cure pens for the quarantining of cat
| lie until the Southern's pens are ready.
Pens on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way about a mile from the locomotive
works. were secured.
The cattle brought in will be taken
| by rail TO these pers. This will cause
some slight inconvenience to the South
ern and Richmond and Petersburg roads.