New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1900.

overlooking the Kentucky River where lies the
dust of Daniel Boone, vice-Pressdent Richard
Johnson and several Kentucky Governors emil
nent jurisfs and soldiers. Arthur and Justus
Goebei, Senator-elect Blackburn, s. J. Shackel-
ford. clerk of the Court of Appeals. and Warden
LlIlard visited the cemetery to-day and spent
some time in looking over the ground with
view to selecting suitable spot for the last
resting place of William Goebel. Though no
definite decision reached. spot in the vicin-
ity of the shaft erected in honor OF Kentucky's
dead soldiers, nearly the highest point in the
cemetery. was favored. and will probably be
selected.
Although the burial will take place in Frank
fort, in accordance with the wishes of the
friends of the dead man, the funeral services VIII
be held in Covington, his home. The BODY VIII
be taken to Covington tomorrow on special
train, which will leave here about g or o'clock.
The train Will consist of three cars, one car for
the coffin and the pallbearers private car
will be furnished for the relatives of the dead
man, while there will be sleeper for the mem
bers of the legislative committee. which has not
yet been selected. Judges of the Court or APP
peals and other political friends.
On Tuesday morning the body will be con-
veyed to Odd Fellows Hall. in Covington. and
from $50 In the morning until 10 o'clock in the
evening will lie IN state the hall being kept open
in the evening TO allow the working people an
opportunity to view the body. The funeral SER
vices will be extremely simple. in Difference not
only to the wishes of Senator Goebei but also OF
the members of his family. There viii be a
guard of honor in Covington, selected by Arthur
and Justus Goebel consisting Of fifty citizens,
but outside of this there viii be no ceremony or
display of any kind. Even the funeral process
sion Will be lacking.
On Wednesday morning the body VIII pc
brought back to Frankfort and placed in the Dig
ballroom of the Capitol Hotel, where IL VIII lie
in state all that day. Some apprehension is Ielt
of trouble on that day, as it is believed that
Will be in the city to view the body OF the Demo
cratic leader and bitter feeling engendered py
his death may result In clash Precautions are
being taken irrespective OF party 10 prevent
trouble, and serious outbreak is looked TOT
The burial will take place on Thursday from the
Capitol Hotel, but the actual arrangements for
the burial have as yet not been decided on
Plans for the raising of funds by popular
subscription for the erection or a monument 10
Goebels memory are rapidly taking shape IL
is the usual custom in Kentucky for the Leels-
lature to make an appropriation for monu-
ment In honor Of dead Governor; but besides
this appropriation, which Democratic leaders
say is certain to be made. Ii is planned either
to provide in the appropriation bill or IN
separate resolution for a Legislative committee
erection of the monument, and who Will be au-
thorized to accept funds raised by popular SUB
scription, which will be added to the State ap-
preparation. 1t is also planned to have COM
mittees appointed in Covington, Bowling Green
Owensboro, Frankfort and Louisville to receive
funds for this purpose Besides the moru-
ment. a suitable tablet tO mark the spot where
Goebel was shot viii be provided