The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-02-05
THE DEATH OF GODBDL
Gives the Democratic Title Of Gov
ernor to ]. O. W. Beokhsm, !
eogBEL's BODY TO LIE IN STATE

Meet In Lou,.y,lle.
frankfort, Ky, Feb. DIT practical
ly has been decided that the remains
Of William Goebel, who died Saturday
night from a wound inflicted by an I'm.
known assassin last Tuesday will, he
hurisd in Fr.ntfort IN The .er,otorn
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II. 49, .,- ~ 49,, ' NV,
~ 'ne ieMans y, paniei noohe' vice
rresiooht hichard Johnson ana sew
eral Kentucky governors. eminent
jurists and soldiers. Although the
burial will take place in Frankfort, in
accordance with the wishes of the
| friends of the dead man IN. funoral
eervic.s MIL, h. haId - c.,.;a ~. -; =,
49,. '' nv NJ We He,u !" oo''ns.on' NIB
n noe' ING remains were takeh 10
oo.Ins.on .oaay on a special train'
a.eonpehlea Wy eeisiatiVe commit.
tee' Juuses VI me court VI appears anu
o'mel pohticai Iriehus.
lomorrow morning the remains Will
70 conveyed 10 odd Feiiows Hall, IN
coVihston, ana from s;3o IN the morn
ing until ~ O'CLOCK IN tne evening VIII
no IN STATE the nal! Delng Kept open
IN the evening to allow the working
people an opportunity 10 view the re-
mains. Funerai services VIII be ex-
tremeiy simple There VIII be a
guard OF honor IN Covlngton consist
ing OK eO citizens, but outside OF this
tnere VIII De no ceremony or display
OF any Kind.
Wednesday morning the remalnswlli
DC prousnt pack 10 FRANKFORT ana
placed IN the big hall room OF the
capitol hotel, where they Will lie In
state all that day.
The interment Will take place Thurs
Gay from the Capitol hotel, but the
actual arrangements for the burial
nave not AZ yet been decided on.
Fians Tor the raising OF funds BY
popular SUBSCRIPTION Tor the erection
OF monument to Mr.. Goebefs mem
ory are rapidly taking shape. 1t Is
the usual custom IN Kentucky for the
Legislature to make an appropriation
for monument In honor of dead
governor. But besides this approprla-
ton, which Democratic leaders say is
certain to be made, 1t is planned here
to provide for legislative committee
authorized to accept funds raised by
popular subscription, which will be
added to the state appropriation. 1t is
also planned to have committees ap-
pointed in Covington, Bowling Green
Greensboro, Frankfort and Louisville
to receive funds for this purpose. Be-
side the monument suitable tablet.
to mark the spot where Mr.. Goebcl
was shot. will be provided for.
Alonzo Walker, the stenographer
who was placed under arrest on the
charge of melting the soldiers of the
state guard to mutiny while pinning
notice of propose application for
an injunction upon the door of the
office OF Governor Taylor, was released
yesterday.
The release was not made in re-
Spouse to the writ OF habeas corpus
which Sheriff Suter tried in vain Sat-
urday to serve upon Governor Taylor.
The latter concluded that Walker had
remained in custody for sufficient
length of time, and told him to go
home. The charge of melting to
mutiny has not been quashed, but
Walker may not he brought before a
court martial, as was at one time con-
tempated by the officers of the state
guard.
At 10 o'clock in the morning Colonel
Roger Williams entered the room in
the executive building and remarked
to Walker:
well, Mr.. Walker, We have agreed
to an exchange of prisoners, and you
are to be given YOUR freedom"
1T can go, can -" asked Walker.
az guess So" was the reply. and the
co,one, then added with a jauph. "We
Lava exchanged Won for one Sulu and
throe Eilininos ana no we exnoct them
avarv rnirmts 7 eresa n vii he oil
r,aht fnr vow 70 Rae vour freedomn
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