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TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
NAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS;
200 a. No.. For Brunswick Lewiston (Lows0
Bath, koeklaDt. Augusta, WateEyille sSowhs-
gan, Belfast, kangoT Buckspurt aud fancebOrO
conuecting or ST. JOHN, TT. Stephen. tCalaisl.
HoultOn and Woodstock.
$50 a. m. For Danyne junction. Rumfort
halls. Lewiston, Pennington, kaugeey and
io.25 a. N, For Brunswck. Bath. Lewiston,
Gardiner Augusta. Waterve. Pittsnsid.
Bsneor. PaIten. Houlton and Caribou via u. q
A. r. II.
i1.to ;. m. Express for Brunswick, Ll,bou
Fails. Lewiston VIA Brunswick, August !. Water
VILE, Newport bangor, BucksporI. Bar Har-
Dor, Washington Co. e. Il. OIdtown Greenvills
aG9 kaiahdin Jon Works. ~
Bems. Lewiston. Pennington. Carraba5sek,
kangeley, Blngh AN, Waierville. skowbszan.
pm o,, Eor Lreep9s'' Bransw,ek' R9ckiana.
gan, Belfast. Dover and FoxeroIt Greenyille,
Bangor, Oldtown and MauAwamkeag, and to
$40 p M ~ For brunswick, Bath. 10 ,klant.
Augusta and waterville.
s;i5 .. m. For Danviils Junction MechanlS
100 p. m. Night Express for brunswick.
Bath. Lewiston. Augusta Wateryille. ~toE-
hegan. Bangor, Mo0Seheai Lake, Aroostook
County via Oldtown. Bar Harbor. Bucksp9rt-
Wasnn, to 60. II. H.. yancebor0. st. stephen
ga aisl. 81. Andrews, St John and all Ar0os-
took County via vanceboro Halifax and the
Provinces. The train ,eaying Saturday night
does not connect to Belfast, Dexter Dover and
Foxerof', nor beyond Bangor.
WHITE MOUNTAIN DIVISION.
s.50H. IN. For Brldgton. Harrison. Pa5yans.
Burlington, Lancaster. ST Johnsbury. sher-
brooke Gu bee. Montreal. Chicago, St Paul
and Minneapolis.
1.c5 r. IN. For Sebago Lake, Cornish Frye
burg North Conway. Fabyans Lancaster.
Coebrook aud Bescher Fails.
coo D. IN. For Sebago Lake. Cornish. Brldg-
ton. Harrison, North Conway and Bartlett
SUNDAY TRAINS.
72Oa m. Paper train 70. Bangor. BATH. and
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
12.40 p. IN. For Brunswick. Lewiston, Bath.
Augusta. Wateryille and Bangor.
iLo0 y. m. Night Express for all pointi
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Bartlett, No. Conway and Cornish.
SIS q. m. Lewiston and Me chanic Falls, 8.35
n. NJ; WateTvil!e, Augusta and Rockland, s45
b. M; Bangor, augusta and RoeSland. l2.l5i
p. IN; Skowhegap, Pennington. numford Falls
and Lewiston. u. 20 p. M; Beecher Falls. Fab
Waterv He, Augusta and koekland. $40 p. m;
ST. John, ST. Stephens. (Caislsl, Bar Harbor
Arobstook County. Moosehead Lake and Ban
gor 5.35 p H.; Raugeluy, Harrington, Rum
ford Falls and Lewiston, 5.45 u. m, Chicago,
Montreal, Quebec, Fabyans. No. Conway.
BTidgton, 100 p. m; Bar Hafbor and Bangor,
]. % n. m. daily; Halifax, St john, H0ulton, st.
Stephen. Bar Harbor. Bangor 3.50 a. m.
SUNDAYS Bangor and Lewiston, lR2D p m.j
Bangor, % a. m; Halifax, b. john, Vance
bOro aud Bangor, $50 a. m-
GEO. r. EVANS, V. p. g. q. NJ.
F. f. BOoTHBY, G. p. s. J. A,
oei6dtf
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Tile following quotations represent the pay
hig prices In this market:
Cow and steers. Zoo y IL
Bulls ana sLage...- sss-'ssssoo
Calf skins-No quality ............8 IS
No2 ..... 1913
Nos zoe each
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GLASGOW, ENG. steamship Samaritan
rs bales bur aps to NJ b Hey 6Uo boxes clay
DipeS to IL & Allan.
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BOSTON Dec. IA 9OO-The following were
today's quoIauons OF Flour ana corn;
FLOUR
spring ants 10 40 90
Winter patents 8 9ba4 80.
Clear aud srralgnL 50o425
Corn-steamsr yellow 4SiSc.
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sTEAsIEns
ALLAN LIN Z
PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.
Calling at MovllIs

RATES OF PASSAGE.
CAnIN-S50.00 ana upwards. reduction
OF 10 yer cent Is allowed ON re'drn tickets ex-
cept on lowest rates.
SECOND CABIS-ro Liverpool, London or
LOudonde rry--s36 90 TO $1,000.
STEERAoE-liverpcoI London. glasgow.
ane 6.0i Prepaid cettlieates tp.5o:
Children under Il years, half fare. RATES 70
or from other points on application 70
Portland, Me.
FoEefgn stezmshfp Agency Room =
First National Bsak BuudanB' fsrt-
land. Maine
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Portland & RumfOrd Falls Ry.
In Effect Oct. =, 1900.

In Effect Oct. y, 1900.
DEPARTURES.
$40 A. NJ and 1885 noon. From Union Station.
for Poland, Mechanic Falls, Buckheld, Can
ton, Dlxfeld and Rumford Falls.
$50 a. M, 1885 noon and 5.15 p. m. From Union
station for Mechanic Falls and intermediate
stations.
1858 noon. From Union Station for Bemis
r. C. BRADFORD, Traffic Manager,
Portland, Maine.
E. l.. LovEJoY, superindent,
ieisdtf Rumford Falls. Maine.
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Portland & BoOihbay Steamboat Co.

STEAMER ENTERPRIsE leaves East
Boothbay at a. m. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday for, Portland. touching at So. Bristol,
Heron IsldiId, Boothbay Harbor and Squirrel
Island.
Returning. leave Franklin Wharf. Portland. at
: q. m. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday for
Squirrel IslandiBoOthbay Harbor. Heron Island,
So Bristol and East Boothbay.
aug2dtf ALFRED RACE, Manager.
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aieInorau1-

Gloucester, Dec 14-Sch Mansur u Cakes. FIN
Calais ior Boston, before reported ashore on
Dog Bar Bfeakwater. remains hard and fast.
sharp rock has worked through her bottom.
london Dec I3-During the typhoOn which
ragged at Hong Kong Nov the Am ship Benz
Sewall Was driven ashore, and seYenty-seyen
steam launches were wrecked
Vineyard-i Haven. Dec 49, sch Helen from
Rockland for New York. with lime, arrived at
this ,por. to-day with cargo on hre. she has
been sealed up.
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Ar at sagua Dec 6. sch Olive t Whittier, WHIT
tier, Philadelphia.
Ar al Port Elizabeth. So AT Dec Is, baraue
Jas IA Hsmlen. Rodcg. st Mlehaels.
AR at Liverpool 14th steamer Corinthian. I'm
Portland.
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Cotten mnrksts,
IBy Telegraph

Dec. II
NEw YORK-The Cotton market to-day was
duiet, 1sc higher; middling uplands at LOG; DO
guilt 10i4c: sales Is bales.
GAIN BSTON-The Cotton market closed
steadyi mddlings 0Ac.
CHARLES ToN-The Cotton market to-day
firm; middlings &C.
MRMPHIS-rhe Cotton market to-day closed
steady; middlings 9ssc.
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middlings Vssc.
MOBILE--CotIou market Is quiet, mid ding
01sc.
sAYANNAH-The Cotton market closed
quiet; middlinR 3-l6c.
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Nov IA, lat 10 S. lon 35 w, barque, Madaga..
car, from New YORK for Hong Kong.
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Portland & Yarmouth Electric Ry. Co.

For Yarmouth 6.45 a. m. hourly till l-45, 2.l5.
SIS, 3.45, 445, BIB els, 745, 9.15 1915 Return
40 a. NJ hourly till 1910. Ito, 21G, 2.4Q, $40,
40 $40, 6 10, $40, $40 p. IN. Extras to Under
wood Spring at Lis, 2.45, AS, 5.45, '7l5, ts.D,
Return 2.Io, $40 $40, 60, 1850, tlo2O ?. m;
1l.i5, li5 a. M, 1915. half noury till GIG.
745 8 As, 9.45 p. IN. For Yarmouth S.l5, 9.l5,
iOi6 Ills q. m. 1915. As. 215. 3l5, hall hourly
til 5.l5, els, 7.45 s.45, 945 p. m. Leave Var
mouth hour minutes earlier.
sOmitted stormy evenings, saturdays only.
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BOOTHBAY-HARBOR,D Dec. II - Sid. schs
Mary Ann MeCanu. Bangor for New York
Lucy May, Boston for MlllbsidRe; Viola May
do Tor CalSis; Pavilion. Portland for Jonesport;
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turopean Markets
(By Telegraph.l
LIVERPOOL. Dec. IA. 1eo0.-The Cotton
market easier; spot at 6ssd; sales 1000
bales.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF fRAD$
WHEAT.
STOCKS

Portland Daily Pres. stoeE aaosstio ms
Corrected by Swan 81 Barrssr Banksrs iss
Middle street.
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TRAINS LEAVE UNION STATION. RAIL
WAY SQUARE AS FOLLOWS,
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WHITE MOUNTAIN DIvTSIDy.
SUNDAY TEAMS

40 a. m. Paper train 70. Bangor. BATH. and
for Rockland except Ferry Transfer at Bath.
1910 p. IN. For Brunswick, Lewiston, Bath.
Augusta. Wateryle and Bangor.
ll.nO D. II. MINT EXnral9 for al nolntt.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
TENEMENT HOUSE BILL DEAD.

Albany. March 10 (SpeciaD.-The Tenement House
Commission bill is said be dead This measure
was introduced in the Assembly by Mr.. Fallows
of New-York and referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means. 1t has lain there utterly
torpid since February q.
The bill provides for commission to be appoint
ed by the Governor for the purpose of examining
into the condition OF the tenement houses of New
York Especial attention be given TO the
construction healthtulness, safety rentals and the
effect tenement house life upon their occupants
There was be compensation for the
vices of the members OF the commission. What
ever expenses incurred should result only
for counsel and other employees. To this ex-
pendlture appropriation of $1,000 specified
to be made upon the audit of the Controller
Such investigation demanded by the
isting building code of New York City II was said
and has been urged by many of the leading archi-
tects Of that city. The bill Is opposed. however,
by the rank and file of Tammany Hall. and its
suppression by the Ways and Means Committee
would indicate that the wishes of Taamany prevail
there.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
AWAITING COURT DECISION.

Louisville March 19.-zovernor Taylor and Beck
ham took the train for Frankfort this morn
ing after spending Sunday in this city quietly.
visit that will have an important effect upon
their
The Democratic attorneys fled with Judge Field
Republicans in the GOvernorship suit
it is expected Judge Field viii require much
his recent ruling that his lacks the power OF
Beckhan Is expected within day two. when
the will be taken TO the Court of Appeals
The dernurrers will strip the contention down TO
Assembly Three questions raised in ths
amended answer. and reply filed by the Repuoli-
cans on Friday and relate the age OF Beckham
the time resignation OF Senator GOebel from
Senate whether ne died in the course OF the
contest, and whether Beckham has been sworn IN
as Governor The demurrers were fled by At
torney Phelps. Helm Bruce represented the RepUb-
cordance with Judge FieIdss heretofore rendered
opinion, and submitted to Judge Field Mr. Phelps
also filed motions strike out paragraphs from
the Republican pleddings-
noon Mr.. Phepss Office Mrs Becklaln. the
mother. testified that he thirty years old last
August. DR.. j Il Mccormack. OF Bowling Green.
will be asked 10 give the exact time OF GOebels
The testimony OF the foregoing with that OF
others 70 be taken later, Will De submitted TO
Judge Field in a few DAYS. The matters involved
part OF the Legislative record. which Judge
Field has heretofore decided was beyond the power
of the court To behind
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
HOW ASSASSIN WILL BE ARRESTED.

Cincinnati March st c. Campbell. who has
been employed by the brothers OF the late William
Coebel to in the prosecution OF the assassin
OF Mr. Goebel was here to-day, fresh from a con-
ference with his associates. held at Lexington In
conversation Mr.. Campbell unwilling dis
close the OF their case, but he said that
far as now known. the assassin yet ar
rested. He added that the assassin would be ar
rested whenever force OF three thousand armed
men could be had 70 go 20 a certain county IN
eastern Kentucky He said further that the at
torneys for the Commonwealth claim 10 have proof
10 establish conspiracy for the assassination buzz
he made the assertion that this conspiracy
charged against the Republican leaders. but
against what is known the "ahti-(lOebei party
He further said II includes VINO officials
prior 10 the late election and VINO thought
they became officials after the late election.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
MILITARY FUCHRE FOR CHARITY.

pretty of color at the Hotel Savoy last
evening the Military Euchre. so called De-
the tables grouped in sections each bear
ing the of a fortress and decorated with
miniature flags of the National COlors. The affair
was under the auspices of the Junior Auxiliary or
the Guild for Crippled Children OF the Poor or New
York city Elaborate prizes had been given. IN
cludng variety of articles useful. ornamental and
desirable Among other things. there were box
tickets for the Metropolitan Opera House and ror
the Herald Square Theatre The former were
given by c. w Morse With such incentives II
naturally followed that among the four or hve
hundred players some keen II good natured riv-
airy was developed The following committee ar
ranged the affair: Miss Wagner, Miss Halstead.
Miss Woolworth the Misses Watson, Miss David
son and Miss Miller The officers OF the Junior
Auxiliary are Miss Katherine HaIstead. president.
Miss Effie Hirsch, treasurer and Miss Clara Wag-
ner secretary. Among others present last night
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprague Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Polion Mrs. Frederick Ruhl. Mrs g.
Dodge c w Morse Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Coates
MIS- Peaie Miss Mddleditch, Miss Whitney, Miss
EaU Miss Troescher and Miss Frank. Much Of the
success of the affair Is to be credited TO Mrs
Arthur Elliot Fish. the president OF the Woman :
Auxiliary OF the Guild
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
PAY FOR MAzET's COUNSEL.
SUPPLY BILL FRAMED TO PROVIDE SO 900
DISCUSSION AMONG LEGISLATORS.

Albany, March ls CspeciaD.-The counsel of the
Mazet Committee TO receive s20.OoO according
TO provision the supply bill which has been
framed by the Ways and Means Committee and
reported to the Assembly. The sum is TO be
divided between Frank Moss John Proctor Clarke
and Francis z. Laimbeer. The exact apportion-
ment TO each is not specified. The money is to
be paid upon the certificate of the chairman OF the
committee and the Speaker Of the Assembly upon
the audit of the Controller.
This provision OF the supply bill has caused con-
siderable discussion among Legislators here and
that he will strive to defeat the provision, and
argues that no legislative commission is entitled
20 an appropriation or State moneys unless IL is
appointed upon the concurrence of both houses.
The Mazet Committee. it may be remembered was
appointed Dy the Assembly alone
Senator Crazy has furthermore converted the
ing When Senator Cofey proposed in the Sen
ate. on March 5. a resolution providing for COM
mission 10 investigate the financial condition OF
the Third Avenue Railroad Company. Senator
Grady objected similar grounds The Sena tor
cOntended that such a commission should be ap-
pointed by a concurrent resolution introduced in
Grady read letter written by the District Attor-
Maze Con9ni.tae an ne pTonnd = fbat il x1as 1t,s
illegally appointed, and quoted that part of the
Senator Ellsworth also argued that legislative
committee entang an expense OF state funds
After some discussion President Woodruff ruled
Commission proposed by Senator Cofrey-
Senator Ra.nes. on the other hand is confident
that such commissions may be appointed by oniy
a single branch OF the l-egisiaLure. he quot es
says. sustains him his contention. Further
more. he says. that il has hitherto been the uni
versal practice of either house 10 appoint its own
Investigating committee The Assembly has Just
appointed a committee investigate the
financial affairs of the city of Syracuse. Among
the committees which have thus been appointed
IN the past ne mentions the Crimes, the Fassett.
the Roosevelt, the Gibbs and the LeXow. Senator
Raines bases his argument upon Section SO Of the
legislative law.
That part Of the legislative law which is quoted
5v Senators Grady and Ellsworth rendering the
appointment Of the MaZet Committee illegal is
contained in Section n- II reads as follows:
Neither house shall without the consent Of the
other order 70 be printed more than 400 copies
OF anv paper document the purchase of any
books The aggregate Of which shall exceed
800 or appoint any committee Of its own members
or others. At the public expense, except IN
tested elections; incur any expense whatever
except as provided by this chapter.
Il has rthermore been learned that in case this
section of the Supply bill is defeated Mr. Moss
is 10 receive 5000 Mr.. Clarke 5000, and Mr.. Lain
beer, $4,000 Mr.. Moss has already received 5000,
Mr. Clarke s2 600 and Mr.. Laimbeer 81 600
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
COLER NEARING VICTORY.
SENATE PASSES BILL ENABLING HIM TO
CHECK CONFESSIONS OF JUDGMENT
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuxE.l

IBT TELEGRAPH THE rRIBuNEl
Albany, March 19.-The Senate passed the
Assembly bill of Mr. Fallows tonight which
enables Controller Coler of New-York City TO
exert some check upon the confession of judg-
ments against the city. The vote stood SO ayes.
IL noes. Uhe Republicans voted soIidly in the
affirmative, and they were supported by nine
Democrats These Senators. Boyce,
Coffey Douglas, Havens La Roche Mackey.
McCarren, Norton and Wagner Senator Grady,
the leader of Tammany on the floor of the Sen
ate lead the opposition. He denounced the
measure because it would enable Controller
Coier. who is not a lawyer, to Interfere with
the duties Of the Corporation Counsel an ex-
perfenced lawyer.
senator Grady was we'll met by Senator Nc
Carren The difference of opinion between
these two men Immediately showed a split in
the Tammany ranks. Senator McCarren ia
Vored the bill, he said. because it would not
only check any extravaganza in expending the
citys funds fer unjust claims but il would
serve to vindicate the position which Mr. Coler
mas taken. Mr. Whalen may think that the bill
Is reproach to his own integrity. It Is not.
II was intended, instead, as a relief. to prevent
him from being overwhelmed with the vast
amount of all kinds Of claims with which he
assailed
The BILL as it will go to the Mayor for his
signature, reads as follows:
The Corporation Counsel will not be enpow-
ered 20 compromise, settle adjust any rights
claims, demands causes of action in favor of
or against the city of New-York or to permit
oHer or CONFESS Judgment against the city or 70
accept any oHer or Judgment in favor Of the
CITY Wlthout the previous written approval OF
the Controiler. and in case of any claim for a
Llohey Judgment exceeding $4,000 for relief
other than in the nature OF money Judgment
the previous written approval of the Mayor shall
he also necessary
Neither shall the CornOration Counsel ipett-
Iule any proceedings for acquiring title TO real
estate by condemnation proceedings except for
opening streets, unless the same shall have been
approved by the concurrent vote of all the mem
oers or the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment upon a statement to be furnished said
Board or the valuation OF such real estate as
sessed for purposes OF taxation: and provided,
Turther that the Board of Estimate and Ap-
poruonment shall have power by a majority
vote 10 direct such changes to be made in the
form Of contracts and specifications as may seem
TO promote the best interests Of the city
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
E1-MAFoR STRONG FOR GRUBER.
HE is WITH ANY ONE WHO SEEKS TO END
QUIGGs POWER IN THE PARTY.

Ex-Mayor William L. Strong yesterday declared
the fight in the XXIst Assembly District 1T Is
a peculiar fight" Mr.. Strong said. "Gruber has
been Identified with the Republican machine a long
ume, but now he seems TO be dsgusted with IT,
lie is making Quigg the president of the
County Committee and I think Quigg is detri-
ton in the county. If I lived in the X1Slst Dis
trict would be with Gruber because he is against
Qugg. I don't live in the district. and 1 am out
or politics. but 7 hope Gruber will be successful
at the primaries. II seems to that the contest
in the district is important. think Quiggs power
is threatened. will stand with any who
seeks 10 put Quigg of a position of influence
in the party. 1t would be better to have a wooden
man In Quigg's place than to have Quigg there
because a wooden man could do no harm.
There will be meeting Of Republicans Of the
NXIst Assembly District tomorrow evening in
Colonial Hall. Columbu and One-hundred-
and-frst-st.. at which Abraham Gruber ex-Judge
W NJ. K. Olcott and Alderman Mathews will be
the speakers Mr.. Gruber said yesterday that the
report that he had tried kill the bill to prevent
confessions Of Judgment by Corporation Counsel
Whaen and that Assemblyman Fallows had
turned against him that account was lie out
of whole cloth Il would like 10 have Fallows or
he said for | could quickly compel retraction
OF it, AS II is nobody will stand for II, and no in
telligent Republican in the district will believe IT,.
George c. Austin, who is leading the fight against
ex-Mayor Strong had any influence in the XXIst
District
New-York tribune., 1900-03-20
GOEBEL'S ASSASSINATION.
WILL THE FACTS COME OUT AT THE
TRIAL IN FRANKFORT2-REPoRr
OF STATES EVIDENCE TO
BE GIVEN

Louisville. Ky March 10 Cspecia0-rhs
mystery OF the assassination Of Senator Goeoel
bids fair TO be brought to light next Friday at
the examining trial OF the Secretary OF State
Caleb Powers. and the other prisoners arrested
last week on the charge Of being accessories To
the murder The cases were called this morn
ing at Frankfort, and on motion OF the Com
monwealtn postponed until Friday At this
trial two witnesses Will be produced By the
prosecution, OF whom Wharton Golden.
is said 10 have given the authorities full details
of the plot which resulted in Senator GOebeIs
death.
Golden is a young Republican lawyer. and
an intimate friend OF Caleb Powers. one OF the
suspected men. The story got out that Golden
knew good deal about the assassination. and
he is said 70 have been advised by his friend.
Colonel D G. COlsOn. not 10 sacrifice himself.
bur to tell the full story. provided the GOebeI
attorneys would promise him immunity. Ths
arrangement made and Golden is said 20
have given names and details OF the plot
When spoken 10 about the report at Richmond
to-day, whittier he went after leaving Frank
fort Sunday. he admitted the story. and said
he preparing TO escape the penitentiary.
and perhaps the scafold- Ex-senator Berry
Howard is also said 20 have been persuaded
by Colonel CoIsOn 70 turn States evidence. as
he aware OF the plot Colonel CoIson 10
received when he killed EtheIbert Scott. and
the two great tragedies at Frankfort are thus
bro ,ght together. Senator Goebei a friend
OF Colonel ColsOn. and called him after he
wounded.
Governor Taylor returned TO Frankfort this
morning. after spending Saturday and Sunday
here with friends. He was the guest at dinner
at the Pendennis Club Saturday evening and
was in close conference with his friends after
ward. He conferred with his lawyers and OF
the lawyers for Holland Whitaker, OF the
prisoners accused Of CfoebeTs assassination
II is reported here that C NJ Barnett and c
z. Sapp who went TO Washington to-day, went
20 make last appeal TO the President in
OF trouble with the Democrats. The latter have
announced that they will take possession OF the
Executive Building and offices the
Court Of Appeals passes on the case Governor
Taylor SAYS he Will hold until the Supreme
Court has decided the matter II is thought
clash is possible because Of this and Governor
Taylor wants TO know what the Administration
will do in such event.