Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-03

3. Horrell. of having attempted to bride
him by Offering him $4,000 to vote
against Goebel in the gubernatorial
contest, arrived here this afternoon and
gave bond In the sum of $4,000. Flo
was accompanied to the sheriff's Office
by General p. Wat Hardin and other
antt-Goebel leaders. His examining
trial is set for . o'clock tomorrow,
when his attorneys will enter plea
to the jurisdiction of the local courts,
claiming that the offence. il there Is
one, was committed In Louisville.
WILL NOT OBEY SUMMONS.
Louisville, KY. Jan. County At
torney Polserove and Sheriff Suter
came here from Frankfort to- day with
suopoenas for President Loring and
Vault Clerk Speed. of the Louisville
trust Company, to appear before Judge
Cantrili, OF the Franklin County Cir
cuit Court. with the box In which Sem
ator S. B. Harrell and John II. Whal-
len, according to the formers story,
placed 1900, the price which Harrell
says was agreed upon for his vote
against Goebel. The officers of the
trust company, on advice OF counsel,
refused to comply With the order, or
to go to Frankfort until compelled, by
efe'oSiitiSul proceedings 10 no SO.
At the request Of the Franklin coun-
ty officers the Louisville police have
kent q watch on the box since a lnte
hour last night.
GoEBEL's NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Frankfort, n.y.. Jan. 1.-The notice of
contest by Senator Goebel and J. e. w
Beokham against Governor Taylor and
observation-disclosures Marshall were
served late to-day. Nine different
grounds of contest are embraced in the
notice. tho substance of which Is as
fellows.
First-Allegcd use of tissue ballots in
forty counties.
Second-Mllitary interference with the
election and intimidation OF voters in
Jefferscn county by troops under or
ders and p srsonal command of Govern
or adley
Third-Alleged unlawful issuance of
mandatory injunctions by Judge Toney.
in Louisville, Oh election day, by which
election officers We're compelled TO Sign
false returns.
Fourth-lntlmidatiom of railroad en-
pioyes by chief officers OF the Louis
vile and NASHVILLE railroad in several
counties.
fth-That the leaders OF the Repub-
conspiracy with the Louisville AVID
Nashville railroad, the American Rock
Trust ard other corporations and trusts
by which these corporations Furnished
large sums OF money for the purpose
OF defeating the contestant.
Si&th--Alleged unlawful issuance of
mandatory in1unctions in Knox and
Lewis counties compelling county elec-
lion boards 10 certify TO false re-
turns.
Seventh-Allegsd interference OF
United States mulshals in the elections,
which was the result of a conspiracy
between the marshals and the Repub-
lean leaders to inlimidata the voters.
Eighth--That before the meeting of
the State Election Commissioner, De-
cember 4th. the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad, through Its paid agent
John II. Whallen entered into n con
spiracy with the Republican leaders to
bring to the State capital large bodies
of desperadoes to intlmidate and over
awe the Election Commissioners into
giving the certificates of election to
the Republican candidates; that Gov
ernor BRADLEY had here for like pur-
poses soldiers III citizens clothing,
etc.
Ninth-That the Jefferson county
Election Commissioners were forced.
through threats of personal violence
and incendinrlsm inspired by the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad to sign
rrturns wf1irfff- wtrt=TIut true,
The notice AYERS that any one OF the
grounds OF contest are sufficient to
change tho result of the election.