The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-07
SEVERE ON RUSSELL
Major Grant Says the Governor Is Wax In
Senator Buffers Hands.
DECEIVED BY THE Willy POPULIST
OHIO Wilson Takes IL WEnck mt His
Neutrality-suspicious. Brothers SUR
render state pnpcr-Convicis Pick.
ing sixty Bales or Cotton u bay
Suit Tor 100000.

Raleigh, n. c., Oct. 5-(spccial)-
Major Hiram l.. Grant, Senator Pritch-
ards warm friend Is here. He Is Il
pronounced anti-Russcll man, and to-
day said OF the Governor: "Thc only
Republican I can find VIII, approves
this Is because Russell is the only man
Qeht for him ito so to. Russell could
not now get one vote where he gat 500
last year. Buffers purpose is TO kin
Russell SO far as Republicans are con-
celncd. If The democratic nominee
for THE Senate In 1909 Is ITO he from the
East Russell would logically be the
man. Butler will so kin him that as be-
tween the two. Republicans would
rather vote for him than Russell. lie is
like wax IN Buffers hands He has no
political saEncSty, and Butler has pan
dored ITO lliS vanity until he is beside
himself. Our party will pay no autcn-
zion TO Russell. We can't afford to do
80. He has voluntarily put himself
beyond the pale He broods over i'm
asnary things until he finally believes
phem, and then acts. He will not serve
olht ms term If any one will bring ar;i-
cles OF impeachment against him be-
lore the next Legislature His railway
movements are all in the interest of his
lawyers. l do not know OF one act of
his which can be construed 60 be in the
interest Of the State"
Otho Wilson, editor of the "Hny-
seederr says Governor Russell was
ashamed ITO let Judge Robinson and
Solicitor Pou see his pass on the Sea-
board Air Line.
LAght thouSlnd dollars worth of State
paper ds on the way here from Wins
ton, where j. c. l.. Harris got Il from
stewart Bros, cX-public printers Au-
dftor Aver says he directed Harris to
lhstituse claim and delivery proceed
anSs to obtain 1t.
4he State is given until October 18th
no file dts answer In the Western Union
Telegraph message injunction case
winch us ITO be heard before Judge ST.
unonton. Judge Purnell granted this
extension or time. 1t will he the origi-
nab'answer ito the bill In equity.
! Iale State grants IL charter Ito Tho
/ Anclfor mills at 11untersvile, Mccklen-
purg county, with $40, 600 capital. G. w,
johnson, w. L. Hot and ]. S. Spencer,
EfncolpoEttors. The mills will make cot
ton and wooden goods.
Superintendent Smith says there arc
now LOO State Gonvidts. ~Of these GOO
; unen are picking cotton at the rate of
10 bales aday. He says he do/s not
reduce This estimate Of 5000 bales as the
crop on the State farms. Nine new con
iNiets arrived yesterday and go at once
no THE farnls.
Judge Dick, of the Western Circuit,
COURT on whom an operation was late
~ performed, is nearly well and was
really able to hold court at Green's
sDoro this week. but Judge purnell had
Deen designated to relieve him.
Water Is being hauled In many pant $
. or the State!'rdt is sure that manv
trrFlls, etc, will soon have ITO shut down
unless rain comes
The Normal and Industrial COLLEGE Mt
Greensboro. which begins It's fall term
gay after tomorrow, will have 400 stu
DENTS; all 1T can accommodates.
The revenue people here have rccoiv-
ed notice TO at once visit every rcgist Or
ed distillery in this district.
dInglneer Kinney, who was hurt i'm uho
serrVDle and fatal lSlilway collision mt
Harrisburg lest spring, will sue the
Southern for $50. 600.
The Biblical Recorder, State organ of
fhe Baptisits, declares for an education
al qualification for voters.
Governor Russell has ordered n snc
Cial term of BERTHE Court to convene
december 18th. Judge Brown win Pre-
side.