Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-02-09
QUIET IN KENTUCKY
Governor Taylor Is to Listen to Re-
publioans Who Object to the
Louisville Agreement.
TO ARREST DEMOCRATS
They Hold Sessions Of the Rump Legis-
lature At Louisville, But Have
No Quorum and Oan Do No
Business.

London, KY, February 9.-Represent-
ative William S. Lewis, a prominent
member Of the legislature, was sum-
moned to Frankfort to-day by Governor
Taylor.
Frankfort, February 9.-There was nc
change In the situation here early to-
day. Governor Taylor spent the night
at THE home Of a friend, having left the
executive building for the first time
since Goebel was assassinated. This
morning he declined to make any state
ment.
Georgetown KY, February 9.-Gov-
ernor Taylor was not represented when
Judge Cantrill to-day called up the in
junction proceedings brought last week
by the Democrats to- stop Governor
Taylor from interfering with the ses-
sions of the legislature at Frankfort
On request of Judge Pryor, for the
plaintiffs, hearing was postponed until
next Tuesday.
London, KY, February 9.-It is un-
derstood warrants for the arrest of
enough absent Democratic members of
both houses ito constitute a quorum will
be issued to-day.
Frankfort, February 9.-It is likely a
general meeting of Republicans will be
held here tomorrow to consider the
peace agreement adopted ait Louisville
For the last week Governor Taylor has
been receiving kilograms by the hum
dreds from all parts Of the state urging
him not to surrender anything. The i'm
preston has become general among Re-
publicans not party to the agreement
that the agreement was complete sur
render to the Democrats. The gentle
men who signed for THE Republicans do
not so consider it.
Governor Taylor has not Thought II
wise to make any statement regarding
his intention until he could convince the
party anything he might do would be
for the good of the party. He therefore
sent a large number of telegrs ms tc
the gent tlemen who have for the last
five days showered him with advice to
be in Frankfort by Saturday morning.
Louisville, February 9.-The Demo-
cratic legislature met again to-day. In
the senate were twenty members, So onk
more than quorum was present. Res
| olutions of respect for Goebel were
adopted and the senate adjourned unit
to- morrow. In the house repeated roll
calls failed to disclose more than forty
nine members, two less than quorum
A recess until O'Clock was taken
Frankfort, February 9.-Two mer
suspected of completely in the murder oi
Governor Goebel we're arrested at q
| boarding house to-day. They are Silas
Jones, of Whitley county, and Colts
chalk, of Nelson county They are said
to have slept In the executive building
for time. They will be kept confined
until something more definite is knowr
as Ito their wlerea bouts at the time o.
the assassination. Both strongly den!
guilt.
| London, KY, February 9.-In execu
tive Joint session to-day resolution
were adopted stating that w. 8. Taylo
was elected governor John Marshal
lieutenant governor, and Caleb H. Pow
ers secretary of state, and the other Re
publican incumbents elected, and tha
the results Of that election should no
be disregatded by compromise.
Louisville, February 9.-Governo
Beckham made the following staltemen
to-day II shall not allow members
the general assembly to be ARRESTED"
Frankfort, February 9.-There was n
disorder or trouble ait the funeral yes
terday, and to-day all Is orderly At tn
side OF the body Of Governor Goebe
Senator Blackburn spoke as follows:
THE tyrannous and bloody act
done. The most arch deed Of a piteou
massacre ever yet this land was guilt
Of. Goebel Is dead, but that which h
stood for, and that which he died 70
still lives. Some mem in their death
render greater service to the cause the
advocate than 1t were possible ITO do !
life. The shot that struck Goebel dow
sounded the death knell Of the politic,
Organization of his opponents for a
time in Kentucky, and In Its effect wi
reach to the limit of this land. That tn
cruel deed was the natural result OF IL
flerce contest from which he had ju'
emerged none cam deny. The fiercenes
| of the fiUhk that had been W,aRed aRalnl
him, for nalignancy and un1airnes
has no precedence In the history of tn
country. 'Tis but just to him to say th.
patient courage, forbeararce and dill
nifty that has marked the conduct of h
Followers was largely due TO the exam