The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
EY 34,u.1 MAJORITY
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GU,ll. ISSUES AN APPEAL Fer BRYAN
Eo says iGnnuu Is Claiming the State
bni rha He Does No, Relieve la
marks n"a>ts-pa mer IL o I TX.
pcci"d to ecc., ave Hund cl
WOES ip tae state.

Lindley Vinton. one of the Sound
Money Democratic speakers, was here
to-day. and said he was surprised to see
the th~oroushness Of The Republican or
Eani2ation in every town, ave Colds
boro. There are persons who are not
willing to bet that the Palmer ana Buck-
ner ticket. which Vinton repres-"ts. VIII
not get 500 votes In this state.
CLAIMS TIE STATE FOR BRYAN.
Late last night Chairman Manly sent
n telegram to the chairman of the Ma
tee. saying Bryan would carry this State
by 5000. Later the Populist State
chairman went to Mnn'y's headquarters
and signea a telegram TO the sam eff ect.
BuTLER'S APP t.AL.
Senator Iut,er to-day issued an APP
peal throu.'s ais paper, to every man
who voted To send him TO The Senate, to
vote to put i.tyl'; 10 the White House.
re says Hanna Is h lily claiming North
Carolina. hut he Gles not believe i'm
Haana's boasts. 70
THAT LEASED RAILROAD.
Thn F"r~'nrs' Alliance will take the
matter OF the lease CT the North Caro-
lima railway before the next Legislature
and will asf; that TIE question of It's
validity L r2ssad upon by the Courts.
POrULISTS Will. VOTE FOR RUS
-
1t is the belief that large number .
Porulists viii! vote for Russell for Gov
ernur. some pers MS express surprise
that TIE Topulist Committee sent out
tickets at all. There is n strong move
ment among Populists to ~re-elcct
Pritchard Senator.
THE ELECTION RETURNS.
The arrangements for obtaining cleo
ton returns this year are said to be
more o npletc than eve before so far rs
this state Is concerned. yet the definite
result will hardly he known before the
night after the election. that Is Wcdnes-
day night.
VOTES CHALLENGED.
1t appears that there wa n great deal
OF clnIiehEing done last Saturday in q
lumber OF the 1.530 precincts i'm the
state. Some persons emrlcved here In
state work. were CHALLENGED. but Judges
ana committee chairmou say they are
clearly entitled to vote where they lay
their poll tax.
THE MARLBOROUGH CLOSED.
The Marlborough House here is en-
tire'y closed at last. The carpets anG
furniture are being removed and storer
In n warehouse. The lease on the hote,
does not expire until a year from next
month.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
There are now l25 ~convicts ut the new
state farm near W~adosboro. \ consider.
able additional acreage is being put In
cultivation.
During this year not u white person IL
TINS city has 6ied of typhoid fever
strange to say In the "sandhill country"
lnere were a great many cases of this
disease and considerable mortality.
Maj John w. Graham. who is Repub-
mean State Committee counsel as to
election matter, gives an opinion that if
more than one ticket Is voted for county
oIies, ETC., 1t is void, and tina elective
oIncers must be viEilart in seeing that
Two tickets are not rolled up together.
WILL BE MARRIED.
Treasurer Mr.. John Cotton Enrlehard
son OF the late Secretary of State, Mai
J. a. Englohard, will he married here IL
MISS Margaret Hinsdale. daughter of
Col. John w. Hinsdale. Owing to the
ueath or Alr. Samue Ashe, a cousin of
the bride-elect. the marriage will be pri-
vate. N'
The Supreme Court to-day took up an
peals from the Fifth District.