The age-herald., 1900-02-05
Goebers Remains Will Rest in
 Frankfort.
MONUMENT FUND BEING RAISED
The Funeral Services Will be Held in Covington in Compliance With 9 Wish of the Departed assss-
 Chieftain

Frankfort Ky February 4.-Armed con- fTict between the civil authorities of Frank lin county and the national guard of the state of Kentucky Hlas been averted and unless new causes should come to tihe front there is small Likelihood that the po- litlcal situation will again become as threatening as it has been durtng the last 36 hours.
 Governor Taylor lths morning ordered the release of AIonzo Walker for the possess sion of whom Judge Moore had declared that Sheriff Suter would swear dn a posse and take possession of the capitol grounds, If such am extreme was necessary. While mot recognizing in his action the existence of the writ of haIbeas corpus winch had been sworn out in behalf of Walker, Gov ennor Taylor by releasing the man re- moved the most threatening sign of '.G'ou- ble. The commanding officer of the troops which guard the capitol grounds are care ful to say that tine situation is entirely a military affair, and that they exend the writ of haibeas corpus very little considera- tion but whether they regard it or not, Walker is free. and Sheriff Suter will mot be called upon to summon force in the at tempt to secure this rele,sc.
 The appalling consequences which would follow such an effort on the part of the sheriff were too much for the more con servaHive members of the democratic par ty, and it was decided today that mat ter what Judge Moore should say as an in- divfdual, there would be no attempt to take possession of the capitol grounds by force of arms. Even if Walker mad been held much longer time than he actually was held, no effort, the democratic leaders had decided should be made for his rescue after the writ of habeas corpus had failed
 Both sides wdll take a rest pending the session of the republicans called by Gov ernor Taylor at London. NO democrats will attend this unless they are taken there by the military forces of the state, and no at tempt will be made gn this direction by Gov ernor Taylor until he has afforded them every opportunity to go to London of their own accord. What will be done when it has been made certain that the democrats will not visit London has not fbeen definite ny determined by Governor Taylor. It is Gdkely that matters will on both sides be allowed to drift until after the funeral of Governor Goebel.
 The names of the pail bearers were not decided upon until late in the evening" They are as follows: Honorary pallabear- CTS: J. s. c. Blackburn, General Joseph H. Lewis, Judge w. s. Pryor, Hon. J. B. Me- Creery, Hon. Phil B. Thompson, Hon. James H. Mulligan. Louis Descognets, Samuel J. Shackleford, Joseph Rheinock, Joseph w. Pugh, Zach Philips, W. B. Halde- man, Charles B. Poyntz and Morton K Yontz.
 The following active pail bearers will act dn Frankfort: Jack Chinn, Charles c. Mc- Cord, Ed Fennel, James M Richardson, Henry George, Eph Lillard, Willard Mitchell, Charles M. Lewis, John Grayot, John K. Hendrick, John Fulton, Urey Woodson, Joseph Blackburn, Jr, Allie w. Young, R. B. Franklin and Percy Haley.