Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-06

welcome TO the members OF both
parties. Not q single member OF the
legislature. Democrat or Republican, 10
Ia the city and none is expected be-
fore late 10 the afternoon or tomorrow.
Gov. Taylor refused 10 disc ass the
agreement until 1t has been brought 10
him He said II would be neither right
nor courteous FOR him 20 do 50, he.
however, made the assertion that II the
Goebe law Is repealed and an election
law given TO the people Of Kentucky
which win insure q fair and an honest
count " me votes as cast, he win allow
no PERSONAL ambition Of his own TO
stand IN the way Of peaceful ADJUST
ment Of the troubles.
Judge Yost and Mr.. Sweeney. the Re-
publican attorneys, arrived from
Louisville no 1890 o'clock. Gen. Dan
Lindsay 90 Louisville being with them.
They had the agreement and carried II
az once TO Gov. Taylor's Office, and the
Goor was locked upon all outsiders.
Il was generally believed that Gov.
Taylor viii accept the agreement,
At 1880 o'clock Gov. Taylor said he
would make no public statement re-
garung his attitude toward the reso-
luton lf the Louisville conference be-
fore tomorrow.
"A legal proposition has been submit
ted 10 me" he said. Il wish time 10
consider II. ] shall have nothing 70 say
before tomorrow IL Is possible ] may
reach a conclusion late this afternoon.
but q is doubtful II I do So l wish TO
consult with my lawyers al some length
before saying anything or taking any
action"
Gov Taylor has refused. for the time
being at least. to sign the agreement
reached last night IN Louisville lie
was closeted for a long time this morn
Ing with Cen. Dan Lindsay. T. l.. Eide
len and T. II. Baker. OF Louisville, and
finally told that gentlemen that be
wished time 10 consider and would let
them know when he had reached q de-
cislon
Mr. Baker after leaving the confer
ence, was asked his opinion Of the prob
able result and replied: Il hope and be-
lieye that everything VIII be settled
peaceably"
The others expressed similar opinions.
although all Of them stated they were
giving personal opinions and not speak,
ing In any sense for Gov. Taylor
RESOLUTIONS on GoEBEL.
London, Kentucky, Feb, Thirty
four representatives and thirteen sem
ators are in London, all Republicans
but Senator Hays. Lieut.-Gov. Mar
shall wGs expected. but telegraphed
that he VIII not be here today.
The mountaineers have departed.an
with the exception " the "Barbours-
Vile guards" the legislators and news
paper men are the only strangers here.
The house Of representatives con-
yened at 1905 ,. N. on the ground
floor Of the Laurel county seminary.
owing 10 the absence Of Speaker
TrImble. Representatives Haswell and
Bethurcm were nominated for speaker.
Haswell declined TO allow his name TO
be used. Bethurem's nomination was
made unanimous He accepted the
chair and was sworn In by Judge
Brown Of the circuit court.
The following resolutions were In
troduced and adopted unanimously.
Whereas. VIM. GOebel, a member OF
the senate OF the commonwealth OF
Kentucky. died on the third day OF Feb
ruary. his death being caused by a
wound inflicted at the hands Of an un-
known assassin. therefore be II
Resolved. BY the house Of represen-
tatiyes OF the commonwealth Of Ken
lucky
First That we regard this crime
as an outrage upon humanity and the
fair name OF Kentucky.
Second. That We deeply sympathlzs
with the relatives and friends Of the
deceased in their time Of bereavement.
Third. That as a mark Of respect 10
his memory this house shall now stand
adjourned until y o'clock noon, We'd
nesday. Feb. 7. 1900. and that these
resolutions be spread on the Journal"
The house adjourned until tomorrow.
The senate was called 10 order by
Senator Hayes thirteen members being
present. Senator Jollyn was unani-
mouslv chosen president pro TEN.
Resolutions deporing the death q
their colleague, Senator Goebel, we're
read and adopted. and the senate adj
journed TO meet at " o'clock Wednes-
day.