The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-09

this morning DR.. Hume said TINT Gov.
Goebel would probably live through
the night. He added, however, that
there was possibility of uraemic
poisoning, and that it was possible for
the governor to die in CONFUSION al
most any time.
Frankfort. Ky, Feb. 3.-For the first
time since the shooting of Gov. Goebel
there were yesterday signs of n peace
able settlement. The signs were few
but the hole into which they were,
there is a chance that they may reap
toward an amicable adjustment came
from the Republican side just before
noon when L. i. iide(in of Frankfort,
one of Gov. Tay!:,r's attorneys. ap.
peared at the Capitol hotel To- held a.
conference With Judge Pryor. lewis.
McQuown and Col. William Scott, the
legal advisors OF the Democracy. Az
ter a short talk Mr.. Edelin, declared
that Gov. Tayinr and the Republican
party were anxious to avoid anything
that might possibly lead to serious
trouble as the present conditions might
ito if nothing was done to prevent it.
He was assured by the Democratic at
torneys that they We're as anxious to-
save any clash between the parties as
the Republicans could be. Mr.. Elelin
then proposed to submit the case of
the rival governors to the Kentucky
court Of appeals, which, he declared,
judging by the action of Judge Hazel,
rigg in swearing in Gov. Goebcl. would.
probably decide
Against Gov. Taylor
He then wanted the right to submit
the matter tt: the United States su.
prene court fc: final settlement The:
talk was informal. Mr.. Edelin, mere
ly stated his position that the OPPOSE
ton attorneys might take the matter
under advisemeut. The lawyers sep.
arated with an agreement to meet at
: O'Clock in the afternoon. When they
met for the second time MI. Edelin,
again submitted his proposition and re-
ceived the reply that the Democratic
attorneys desired to have the matter
ndiudicated in the state courts. To
this Mr.. Edelin, objected, saying he.
wished the final settlement TO be made
III the supreme court at Washington.
Mr. McQuown urged the Republicans,
to coEcede the election and seating Of
Gov. Goebel, which Mr.. Edelin, de-
clined to do. Both sides are at the end
OF their respective ropes. Nothing more
could be said on either side and the
lawyers separated. As they left the
room Mr.. Etlelin intimated that it was
possible that he might be able to sub
Gnnflyap Mt To-
time. File was given to understand
that he would
BE Met Half Way.
ana the conference was at an end. The
legislature is making progress. 1t was
hustled around the town and raced
through the streets by the military.
Yesterday morning Il small portion Of
il was turned back at the gate of the
state house grounds when an attempt
was made to reach the CAPITOL building.
In the afternoon il reached the door Of
the building. a.a as a body it had
strong hopes that tho next attempt
will take 1t Into the legislature cham
Der. There is very little heard now
about London. and there seems to be 4
general feeling among the Democrats
and Republicans alike that the next
regular meeting of the legislature will
be held in the capitol building. There
has been no announcement of any in
tenti0n Oh the part OF Gov. Taylor,
but 1t seems to have become tacit be-
lief that he will rescnh his action OF
Wednesday before the time set for the
meeting. Anonymous letters threaten
ing assassination are going through
the mails in considerable numbers.
1,,,& Al
ocratic attorneys, by the Republican
attorneys and by every Judge Of the
court Of appeals.
/ Taylor Appeals to the President.
Washington, Feb. 3.-Goy. Taylor's
communication to President MCKINLEY
Is IN the nature of Il memorial 1t
goes at great length into the situation
in Kentucky, making an explanation
Of the conditions there. While definite
and absolute information on this point
Is not obtainablc, there is reason to
believe that a specific request for the
Immediate presence Of federal troops
is not made. No action of any kind
has been taken OH Gov. Taylor's me.
mortal. and 1t can be positively stated
that up to midnight no decision what
ever with reference to it had been
1>sA"' ONsAy 10 viz ItSuElr udy
for cabinet meetings and the session
will be very opportunc for careful
consideration by the president and all
his advisers Of the course for the ad.
lninistration to take.
To Dust Taylor.
Frankfort. Nv, Feb. 3.-Important
legal action will probably be Instituted
against Gov. Taylor to-day with the
object of compelling him to give up his
Offices. The Democratic attorneys
have already prepared the papers in
the case. The proceedings are expect
ed to he in the nature OF a writ Of
mandamus, demanding that he vacate
the. o ce Of governor. 1t is. practically
certain that Gov. Taylor will pay no
attention to any process from the state
courts
Militia Ignores Goebel.
Frankfort. Feb. 8. - No attention
whatever has been paid by the militia
to Gov. Goebel's orders to return Ia
their homes. 1t is just as though tho
order had never been issued. Adit.
Can Caller. Snva that M 5onuct III nr,, <s:n.,