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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
A Later Report.

LOUISVILLE, Feb, 6.-The peace con
ference has resulted in victory for the
Democrats all along the line. 1t was
unanimously agreed last night by the
seven Republican and seven Democratic
conferrees in session at the Gault House
that until NJ onday the situation was to
remain in statu quo for the express pur-
pose of giving the Legislature an op-
portunity to meet without molestatiOn,
and if they in joint session, adopt a
resolution declaring their former ac-
ton on the contest reports to have been
legal, then Taylor and Marshal are to
submit without further protest.
This is a concession of everything to
the Democrats and the requirement
that the former action of the Legisla-
ture be indorsed in joint session is
merely an easy way of letting them
selves down, as they recognize that this
will be done. The meeting will be held
by Friday.
In the meantime the removal of
troops from Frankfort is to begin, the
Republicans reserving the right to keep
enough soldiers at the Capitol to afford
protection" to the Republicans on
Thursday, when Goebel is to be buried
because about 10000 Democrats will be
in Frankfort on that day.
1t was agreed to Call off the rump ses
sion of the Legislature which was tC
have been he'd by the Republicans at
London tomorrow.
1t was agreed by the Democrats that
the Republicans were to have immunity
from all charges of treason, usurpation
court martial or such otfenses, but il
was expressly understood that the Dem
ocrats would bend every effort toward
bringing to justice every man who had
even any remote connection with the
conspiracy to assassinate Goebel.
The Republican conferrees said they
had positive assurances that Taylor
would join in their agreement and woulC
attach his name to the paper to morrow
If he refuses, all the Republican leader:
will desert him, and 50 will nearly al
the soldiers.
The names attached to the agreement
are:
Republicans-John Marshall, Judg,
j. w, Barr, Gen. Dan Lindsey, 7. L
Edelen, DR.. L. H. Baker, David W
Fairleigh. G. T. Ballard
Democrats J. &. S. Blackburn, j. C
w. Beckham, Sam j. Shackelford
Urey Woodson, James B. McCreary
Phil Thompson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
PEACE OFFICERS EXCLUDED.
Prevented From Making Any Search of
Executive Building.

FRANKFORT, Feb. 2.-The peace off
GERS of Frankfort are still prevented
from making any search of the Execu-
tive building for a clew to the identity
of the assassins, but detectives have
been at work on the outside, and not en-
tirely without result There is growing
believe that the assassination was the
climax of conspiracy which takes in
some conspicuous people. James L.,
Sutton, who is under arrest at Louis
vile, will probably be taken back to
Frankfort. He accuses a member of
the former Republican State Admins
tratiou of a close connection with the
crime, but as yet there is no direct evi-
dence, and it is not certain whether
Sutton is crazy or shamming. Mr.. Tay-
lor is still harricaded in the Executive
office. and. though still claiming to be
Governor, has not yet felt it his duty to
offer reward for the detection of the
assassin, or to take any other s'eps for
the punishment of the crime. The Ex-
ecutive building still swarms with
mountaineers, every one with his rifle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
PEACE CONFERENCE.
Leaders of Both Parties Reach an
Agreement at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Feb 6.-Shortly after
midnight the Republican and Demo
cratic conferees. in session at the Gait
House, came to an agreement. A
stenographer was summoned and docu-
ment is now being drawn up for the
signature of the participants in confer
ence.
1t is said the agreement is decidedly
favorable to the Democrats. Gov Tay-
lor is to withdraw the troops from the
State buildings at Frankfort and send
them home.
The order convening the Legislature
at London, Ky, is to be revoked, and the
regular sessions of the General Assembly
are to be resumed at the State Capitol
without mofestation.
1t is believed the understanding ar
rived at tonight will result in an
amicable settlement of the dispute be
tween the two parties in this State and
do away with the dual government now
asserting themselves.
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SENTIMENT AT WASHINGTON.
Public Men are strong in Condemning
Taylor.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Feb. 1.-The
tide has wonderfully changed here
Even the President and a Republican
Administration refuse 20 indorse the
revolutionary tactics Of Taylor. Indeed.
they 20 stronger and speak out, Of
course. unCtilCially, but speak out plain
Is all the same. that no troops will In
anv event be sent 10 Kentucky. except
In great emergency 20 protect the Uni
ted States mails and Government pro
uerty. As intimatcd ia these dispatches
last night, 10 Is rot "a remote possibility
that should Taylor p7oceed with his
iusurrection. Federal TROOPS might be
seat to Kentucky to protect not Taylor,
but the legislature 81 Kentucky.
The .gaGmg Republicans 10 tie Senate
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
APPEALS 10 MCKINLEY.
Taylor Entreats the President to Recog
nize Him as Governor.

Taylor Entrsats the President to Recog
nize Him as Governor.
WASHINGTON, Feb. President Nc
Kinley has received a long message from
Gov w. S Taylor, of Kentucky, dated
to-day at Frankfort. Gov. Taylor re-
cites at length the situation in Ken
lucky; declares that he considers himself
the legally elected executive of the State,
and asserts that the co. dition of affairs
at the present time is most critical. He
says that riot may occur at any time
which will cause bloodshed.
Gov. Taylor says that he is doubtful
of his power to contol the situation and
appeals to the President TO end the mat
ter and secure peace in the State by
recognizing him as the Governor OF
Kentucky. The appeal is very earnest
and the aid of the Administration is ur
gently requested.
Gov. Taylor's communication to Presi-
dent Mckinley is in it's tature memo
rial. 1t goes at great length into the
81 uation in Kentucky, making an ex
PLANTATION of the conditions there.
While definite and absolute informa
ton on this point is not obtainable, there
is reason to believe that a specific re
quest for the immediate presence OF
Federal troops is not made.
No action of any kind has been taker
on Gov. Taylor's memorial, and it ear
positively be stated that up to midnigh
no d cision whatever with reference tt
it has been reached.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
CONFLICT AVERTED.
Taylor Orders the Release of Alonzo
Walker.

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. Armed
conflict between the civil authorities of
Franklin county and the National Guard
of the State of Kentucky has been avert
ed, and unless new causes should come
to the front there is small likelihood that
the political situation will again become
as threatening as it has been during the
last twenty-four hours.
Gov Taylor this morning ordered the
release of Alonzo Walker, for the DOS
session of whom Judge Moore had de
clared that Sheriff Suter would swear in
a posse and take possession of the Capi-
to grounds if such an extreme became
necessary.
While not recognizing in his action
the existence of the writ ofhabeas corpus
which had been sworn out in behalf of
Walker, Gov. Taylor by releasing the
man removed the most threatening sign
of trouble.
Walker was placed under arrest on the
charge of melting the soldiers of the
State Guard to mutiny with pinning a
notice of an application for injunction
upon the door of the office of Gov. Tay-
lOr
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
A PROPOSITION.
Taylor Offers to Submit Claims to a
Committee.

FRANKFORT, Feb. 5-Gov. Taylor to-
night made distinct and positive offer
to submit the merit of his claim to the
gubernatorial chair of Kentucky to any
three fair minded men in the world, these
three men to be selected by the United
States Supreme Court. He will allow
them to arbitrate the case and will abide
by their decision.
This announcement he made to a
correspondent of the Associated Press,
at 6 O'Clock tonight, at his office in the
executive building The declaration
made by Gov. Taylor regarding arbitra-
ton was at once wired by the Associated
Press correspondent to Lieu. Gov. John
Marshall and Attorney David ". Fair
leigh. Republican member of the politi-
cal conference held tonight at Louis
vile.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
BECKHAM's PROCLAMATION
Calls Upon Militia to Disband- Pays
Tribute to Goebel.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 4.-Gov. Beck
ham tonight issued the following proc
lamation:
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 3, 1900.
Executive Office.
To the People of the Commonwealth of
Kentucky:
1t is with the profoundest sorrow |
announce TO the people of this common
wealth that the work of the assassin has
ended in the death of Gov. William Goe-
bel. and that under the constitution and
law, upon notice of this deplorable event
have qualified foI and assumed the
duties of chief executive of the state.
In William Goebel, Kentucky has lost
one of her greatest and noblest sons.
His high character for courage, manli-
ness and honesty in defense of the rights
of the people. led 10 his obstruction; and
while vet i'm the vigor of his manhood,
he has become a martyr TO their cause.
| enter upon the discharge Of the du-
ties of this high Office surrounded 10y
conditions and circumstances which
would tax the wisdom of men far strong
or than |. Knowing well the trying diff
ficulties that are ahead Of me and the
dangers which surround me, which
have already compassed the destruction
of civil government in the capital of the
state. / hereby solemnly warn and com
mand that an violent characters and
militia of the state. now IN possession Of
this city and the public buildings, do
Immediately disband. lay down their
arms. and return 90 their homes and uC-
cupatuus.
E.eIin, mrst dearIy the rpSuousibilities
and difficulties II the situation. invoke
the aid and support uf an the law W-abid-
ing and laU-respecting Christian people
Of this commonwealth. and promise. N
legal way, if within the power %! maa,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09

and House say that Taylor. by prevent
ing the Legislature from meeting mt the
point of the bayoRet and chasing its
members through the streets. has out
Hero6ed the lIerods of construction
days, has made an egregious ass Of him
self and utterly ruined not only his
chances but the future of the Republi-
can party in Kentucky. One can hard
ly realize the radical change of opinion
here among public men at the course of
Taylor.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
Castleman Appointed.

FRANKFORT. Ky, Feb Gov. Beck
ham has appointed Gen. John B. Castle
man of Louisville. adiutant-genpra of
the state. 1t was announced yesterday
that the pos tion would be offered to
Gen. Castleman if he would accept it,
He will enter upon the duties of the Of
flee Immediately.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
DEATH OF
GOV. GOEBEL

to restore peace, quiet and protection to
all individuals. regardless of party or
state control under the constitution,
which have sworn so solemnly to obey.
Civ, under my hand. at the city Of
Frankfort this the 3rd day of February,
A. ID. 1900.
j c. w. BECKHAM, Governor.
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Meets at London.


0T'IINI 20 T III IT F-F.N Dc
FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 6 The Re
publican Legislature met at London at
noon to-day.
Taylor has not vet signifed whether
he will accept the terms Of the Louis
vile agreement OF not.
The agreement. it is understood. is
generally unsatisfactory with the Re
pub.icaus. and Taylor has been rcceiy-
ing teiegrums from members Of his
party al over the State, urging him
not % accept.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
HARNESS THIEF ARRESTED.
Matthew Farrell, Colored, Caught by
Sheriff Hight.

Some weeks ago Mr.. Horace Rainey
had stolen from his place quite lot
of harness, bridleI and sad die.
Monday "a clew was Obtained and
the case put into the hands Of Sheriff
Hight, who, in company with Mr..
Rainey. went TO MC. Pleasant and re-
turned in a little less than three hours
with the stolen properly and the thief
a negro by the name of Matthew
Farrell, who formerly worked for
Mr.. Rainy ana knew where to find
the harness.
This was neat peice of detective
work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
Horse Fell With Him.

DR.. j. &. Cummins, of the Isom
neighborhood, met with a painful ac-
cident Friday while riding near Shady
Grove, Hickman county. His horse
fell with him, badly MASKING his foot
and leg Ii is to be hoped that the in
jury will not result seriously.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
Victim of a Cowardly AS
sassin's Bullet, He
PASSES INTO THE GREAT BEYOND.
Lieut.. Gov. Beckham Sworn in
as His Successor.
CONFLICTS AVERTED.

FRANKFORT. KY, Feb. 3-The bullet
fired by an unknown assassin last Tues |
day morning ended the life of Gov. Goe- /
bel at 6:45 o'clock this evening. The
only persons present at the deathbed
were Gov Goebel's sister, Mrs. Braun
aker, and his brother, Arthur Goebal, of
Cincinnati, who have been in constant
attendance at Gov. Goebels bedside,
and DIR. Mccormack.
Justus Goebel, another brother, who
has been hurrying from Arizona as fast
as steam would carry him, in vain
hope of reaching his dying brother in
time for some token of recognition, ar
rived forty minutes too late. Oxygen
was freely administered to the dying
man during the afternoon in an effort to
keep him alive at least until his brothers
arrival, but in vain. For the cruel irony
of fate, the train on which Justus Goe
bel was travelling to Frankfort was de-
layed several hours from various causes,
and when Mr.. Goebel finally reached
here it was only to learn that his brother
was dead.
Among bitter partisans of both parties
deep grief is manifested and already a
movement has been started to erect a
fitting monument for Gov. Goebel's
memory on the spot in the state house
grounds where he was shot.
Beckham Sworn In.
FRANKFoRT, Ky, Feb. 3 3-Exactly
one hour after the death Of Mr.. Goebel
acting Gov. j. G. w. Beckham was
sworn in as Governor of the state, the
oath being administered by S. j.
Shackleford, clerk of the court of APP
peaIs. 1t had been determined to keep
a secret of the death of Gov. Goe bel
until Lieut-Gov Beckham should have
been formally inducted into Office and
the delay was made greater by the in
ability of DR.. Mccormack to leave the
bedroom of Gov. Goebel and make the
proper certificate of death.
Until this had been done the demo-
cratic attorneys were unwilling that the
oath of Office should be administered
The ceremony took place in a small
room on the same floor as that on which
Gov. Goebel died and but a few doors to
the west of it.
After the reading of the death certif-
cate, Acting Gov Beckham, who had
been standing in the far corner of the
room, at once advanced to the table
with flush of excitement on his youth
full face.
Mr.. Beckham affixed his signature to
the papers. and then stepping back held
up his right hand for the oath which
was read to him by Clerk Shackleford of
the court of appeals.
When the clerk read the concluding
words of the oath: 80 help you Cod
the new Governors reply came: Il do. >
Then with great emphasis-"And may
God give me strength to do my duty
81 devoutly hope He will" rejoined
Col. Young.
The First official Action
of the new democratic Governor was the
appointment of new acknowledgement
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
Helped Prisoner Escare.

Pitts Eastman, colored, was arrested
at Mt Pleasant Monday, charged with
aiding a prisoner 70 escape from the
calaboose az Mt. Pleasant. lie was
placed IN the county Jail.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
No Attempt at Force.

The appalling consequences which
would follow an effort of force on the
part o. the Sheriff were too much for
the more conservative members of the
Democratic party, and it was decided
to day that no matter what Judge
Moore should say as an individual there
would be no attempt to take possession
OF the Capitol grounds by force of arms.
Even had Walker been held a much
longer time than he actuallv was held.
no effort, the Democratic ders had
decided, should be made fol Ais rescue
after the writ of habeas corpus had
failed
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
CIRCUIT COURT.
Juries Discharged-Court VIII Last
Through Next Week.

In the case of John Cecil vs.. George
Webster, the jury returned verdict in
favor Of the defendant, and taxing the
plaintiff with the costs.
The case of W. j. Howard vs. the
Louisville Il Nashville Railroad. a suit
brought on account of damages inflicted
TO horse, has been tried.
The petition filed against the Petri-
fed Bone Mining Go by the Columbia
and Mt. Pleasant Turnpike Co., for the
condemnation Of piece Of ground for a
toll house, was Withdrawn by the plain
tiff.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09
The First Official Action

of the new democratic Governor was the
appointment of new acknowledgement,
and his last as acting Governor was an
order removing Adit..Gen Collier, and
Assistant Adjt.-Gen. Dickson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-02-09

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 4.-Gov. Beck
ham tonight issued the following proc
lamation:
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rn.Ionn parn oArrs.
~ VIII or4p pepplief esmpaien n
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Secretary n state Hogan to-day r.
'reiged b telegram from Ggclone"
Iaaif. Ibe nated p0pullsi orator, Who
Il Ia speak IN M0ntaEa. says The Hei.
enu iIpraid MI BaviF. who ~ ~
Seattle. wires MI Hogan that ne will
~ able % slleak III Montana fiotn April
te April 2l Mr. Hogan says thai
arrangements have accordingly been
made fof the following dates Mis-
sonla. April III Butte, Apltl 1 Ana
aopda. April 81 pbilllpshurg, April
gt Graujfe, April f; Grsaf Falls,
Auil Il Helena Tuesday, April i0
Az en0rf Nill u made % ipduce Nj
Davis ~ egttnd BIZ iime nh that he
eap sneak IA Aidricbt PpFk county.
Apfl U3 Livingston, April ~ Blu.
iger Anil FL, and Miles City Anil
M
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aas t8le1E fem u popullst standpoint
aag viii allK D notable campaign
bere,
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tlsere viii be special services at III q
IN. and 80 D In. All flle mnrNinR
service isiese waii III arsice ~ snMfr.
saatian. and Rikssnp Br wrr viii plearh.
ana laoit ~nummnnian win hi eele-
iFAsed Ttp Mshep Mil prtAeh again
Ia the evening Tie offering @ili te d
special oBe. afd Will be aiyen 10 ths
hlAbop fnr saisNintf in Montana Sun-
daF sctaol viii insect az gas and the
sishnp viii be present 10 speak II the
children All are welcome 70 these
services 10 meet aud hear the bishop.
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~roLL care IAN
g. YIe 1 BeIe sass Piny ~ the Amerfear
stage To-day.

T. sbf Dege sass play ~ the american
stage To-day.
OF Toll Gate Inn. which plays !
ireinrn engagement here tonorfoH
Night. yesterdays Butte Miner says.
II was no stnall compliment 10 Toll
Gate Inn last night III the Grand.
that although there were SOME vacant
seats, that the attendance was com
l0sed III the most intellectual people
of Battle The Homer club and the
MomaD's club were both well repae-
sented, Men of historical study, men
Of culture, men 81 critical judgment
wera there.
A. the Miner said when Toll Gate
Inp" was here several weeFs ago, the
play il d beautiful. patriotic pastoral.
II IL 4 story If homely love. and Of
strong wholesome patriotism. II must
stir every true American heart AZ il
must appeal ~ al hearts ~ is roman
fie, wholesome sentiment.
keaFly each and every character II of
equal Imporfanee-j ust AZ really hap
pens ~ b rural neigbilorhood to-day
bat all in The days thai tried men :
souls we're III great importance. Toll
Gate Inn is the Unele Sam play 81
the American stage, aud a. such II eau
never fail ID delight every American Of
patriotism, every American ri ANY
historical research, eyefy American OF
pride of colonial ancestry.
IA is a ply that Toll Gate inuf
was only here f0r 0pe night og its re-
turn engaReipeut
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following area fer his q1ataptines on
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molgh from lila l5hn twelve miles and
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