The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-09
TAILOR HAS NOT YET
SIGNED AGREEMENT
He Consults With Attorneys
on the Matter.
GOEBEL'S BODY ARRIVES

Rsmains Lilo In State ut tho Capitol
Hotel - Adjutnns General Collier
Calls In All Troops In Order to
Avert Trouble at the Funeral.
FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. Ex-Governor
Taylor announced this morning that he
had not signed the Louisville agree.
msnt and that no action would be taken
before . late hour in the day. He would
say nothing to indicate that it was cer-
tain be would decide upon any thing
even then.
II am to consult with some gentle
men today" he said. "and nothing will
b decided until after see them"
The gentlemen alluded to are ex.G Gov
sfnor Bradley and Colonel w. Q. p.
Breckenridge. both of whom are Gov
srnor Taylor's attorneys.
At noon Governor Taylor had lot yet
taken action in regard to- the agreement
reached at the Louisville conference,
and will not do 30 until he has had
further conference with his legal ad-
yieors. This cor ference will be held
In TIE executive building.
It Is understood that kilograms have
been sent to former Governor Bradley,
Augustus +. Wilson, Judge Barr and
David w. Falrleigh, requesting their
presence at tie con ference, aud it is ex-
pected they viii arrive OH tonight's
tram.
The conference wiil probably be
lengthy one. aud II -r;v be tar into he
night oatoTu AM dn.,..'' IN is rencnea by
Cove nor Tay irr IL regard 80 tho nprec
mont, aid pC3a;hly iIu viii take no
acts N unit! rumor""". II the mean
time ey asythlns ls Gn;sr
no Democratic MtiAIsrs of the legis.
lature are in Frank'rrl, and word has
been received that tpGv Will nok ro.I II
uutN they are as&Cred Of IIuElunlty
from Grres' and tkeir t.rciba convey
knoe To London.
Go: n l's Body ARRIVES.
The train bearing .ha re2I1lrs If Gcv.
eTnor &. eort Ncs sHceiu.od to ..vr,Vo
mere from EovinGIGu 1t .tuut 1880 a.
NJ and a email crcwI gathered at the
k'SGon n that how 70 get "a gilmpse of
INC Veshet AZ it Was borne to tne Capitol
Motel. Sow running time was made,
aow2ver. and 1t wts aunouirced that the
train To1t not Nfrive until ll:45.
A.teTxari this time was again changed
TO i2.05 + liz. as which time 1t pulled
Into sE, depos.
The day was exceedingly disagreea-
bio A tue Crlzz in, rain fell all morn.
lug, renIerirS the country roads al
ready sole from recent heavy rains.
almost impossible in places. and but
!ew people were seen on the streets.
Even IN the lrbbies tf the Capitol hotel
few people were gathered.
Shortly after II o'clock the crowds
he. l,<-
wnsn fna!ly tue casksr was slowly car.
risd up the steps of he north entrance
10 the hotel, and thence INTO the laiies'
large receptlC'i room, whera they ure to
lie In state until tomorrow at noon,
probably LOCO people wero Standing
around the en ntranCu anu In the streets
surrounding the hotel Every laad " Is
barred as the remain of the dead Dsmo.
cratic leader were c4rricd into tie MOTEL
Soldier tHl!"d In.
In ticipation OF the arrival from
Covington Of the lody OF Govern Or
Goebel. Adjutaut General CcI,cr ,nis
morning issued order, withdrawing Al
troops from the ci;y ard bri d gina them
with the main body at tho capitol
grounds. These oriers will remain in
effect until after Governor Goel.eI's la
Nuns have - -. q = ,.Ir -.
tie rfsnkfort cemetery tomcrro,v If, u
noon.
This was done to avoid any possibility
OF irritation of Governor Go.bel's
friends and partisans Curing the Tine
the Gcdy lies III state a. the Capitol
hotel and tho burial t, IAcrrow anu TO
allsy as far as possible the feeling
caused by the presence of state trocps
Even the rrHTosr guard was witndrwn
from the v!:lnity or the Capitol hr!el.
The com mmlssary sergeants will not be
allowed TO leave the capitol grounds TO
procure necessary supplies for their
men and all drills have been susnendsd
until Friday. Only small guard was
left at the armory to protect tho sun
plies and mmunition stored there. Ont.
side Of this guard not q soldier will be
allowed 10 leave the capitol grounds
until FRIDAY