The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
INJUNCTION
FOR TAYLOR.
Was Issued by Judge CantTIll
at Frankfort Today.
IT HAS NOT YET BEEN SERVED.
Orders Governor Taylor Not 10 Interfere With
The State Legislature.
GOEBELS CONDITION Is SERIOUS.
| had Sinking Spell Shorty AIler 10 Oclock and
Grew SOBs so RapdI Tasl for Tine
TWAS Thought End wss Near.
Orders Governor Taylor Not 10 Interfere With
4 The State Legislature.
GuEBErS CONDITION IS SERIOUS.

Frankfort, Feb. 3.-Chairman John
Barrett of the Republican joint caucus
has issued a call for a session of the
caucus at the court house in London,
Monday. at .. m. This is taken to in
dicate that there will be an attempt to
organize a leg stature and to>elect new
officers. To make quorum II will be
necessary for the troops TO arrest and
take to London enough OF the Demo-
Gratis for that purpose. A leader OF the
Republican party said:
I'VE viii eieCt an legislative officials
and elect Governor Bradley TO be Unit
ed States senator thereby getting con-
test in the senate which Will bring
decision from competent authority.
Governor Taylor has provided against
the delay and for convenience of re-
ceiving and sending kilograms in his
present exclusive quarters by means
of messengers. He has had two wires
run into his office and has his own op-
orators wirhin the office.
GoEBELs CONDITION.
DR.. Hume came from Governor Goe-
bels room a few minutes before
O'clock and reported the condition OF
the patient as a little worse than at
o'clock. He said that nausea had set in
once more and that the hiccoughs
which had been severe at times yester-
day had re-appeared. enough they were
not so violent as at the time OF their
first appearance. The recurrence of the
hiccoughs. the doctor said, was not
favorable symptom. He had hoped
that they arose from an irritated condi-
ton of the stomach in which case they
were less dangerous than IL coming
from the chest.
The general condition or the patient
| the doctor described as being still one
of extreme danger with the chances
i'm favor of death.
shortly after 10 O'Clock Gov. Goehel
suffered from a severe sinking spell
| and grew worse so rapidly that Tor
| a time IL was thought The end was NOT
| far or Stimulants were hastily ad-
| ministered but the patient responded
| slowly and his condition at this hour
| is considering alarming.
At IL o'clock DR.. Hume made the fol-
| lowing statement in regard 70 the pa
] tient's condition.
| II am sorry to say Governor Goebel
| is deci 'edly worse. He is very restless
| and apparently losing strength. He has
| been troubled more or less with nausea
and hiccough ng all morning and II
| has been found necessary to administer
| hypodermic injections OF morphine and
! aItrophine.
should we succ' ed In restoring his
| stomach 20 it's normal condition so the
| governor can receive some nourisn-
| ment there are hopes for him. But no
one can tell how long his strength will
hold out in h s present condition. Tne
morning the governor was shot he was
sick at his stomach i'm the hotel and
weot to the state horse without break
fast. He has had practically no nour-
ishment since. All in all. the governors
con7ition is much worse than at this
time yesterday.
"At noon Governor Goebers pulse was
12s and his respiration 43. His tempera-
ture was not taken
INJUNC rION ISSUED.
Judge Cantrill has issued a tempor-
airy injunction restraining Governor
Taylor from interfering with the leg
islature and from removing the seat
OF that body TO London. Ky.