The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-02

ings Of Democrats within the buildiug
because they mad been informed by AID.
| jutant General Collier that he would
immediately seize the bull ding II they
did 80. declared this morning that they
would allow any political meeting to
ass mble that did not act contrary to
the rules of the establishment. They
would rent rooms to anybody who
wanted thsm and the meeting could
take its chances
An effort was made by members OF
the legislature at 10 o'clock to hold q
session. A dozen members OF the house
went into the gates headed by Repre-
sentative Charlton Of Louisville. Two
bayOuets we're crossed i'll front Of Nh.
Charlton nose a. he entered the gates
and he wa asked for his pass.
Il have no pass" was the reply. Il
am member OK the Legislature, as are
these gentlemen with ne, and we wish
TO en- eC the hall to hold a session.
N0cOiy can enter without holding
pass" was the reply, and Mr.. Charlton
returned 10 the Capitol hotel with his
companions. They announced when
I they left tee pitol grounds they would
senate o. stner. return in 4 body and
d M ma admission.
Inc information was sent after them
by the s6n.rv IS they walked away that
with Passes they could enter, without
them tI1y cOu-d not
Ehsti'm'n Fa'l- to-Arriv".
A i;r-e crnwi Rarnered at the depot
this morning - greet the tram from
! Louisville Il hid bce1 currently re.
| por;ed That General C1srleman wo1ld
| come N ard niauv ~ the enthusiastic
! d. ElO"rI;S x0ecte.l 10 se9 MIN VI up
TO tie .a'e@o;-S5 aAc rake cOm mlud Of
! the 'r2u..s rcuC Adju'lIt General OBI.
/ her ne rs. .h'uE ara tnCu SITTER tn
/ Rcyc I-ar I'll .Ials - = ! POINTS ~ the
| COMES. Gsaart! CHsrc;n;,u failed 90
/ .p:'~ar. E0r"ver. and there WAS sore,y
! il,sj y''!a-c1 crowd Cf pa .lsanS around
| IBIS ,eEoj warn the fact vss realized.
! 1, w9s denied Dy the Democrats Thls
~ iu.rG ina: The uOslt;0n OF aijutant
/ ;CLeral u ii "y-r Jeau ctfsred 90 CIsrle
mn lns r"uart las. n,gat, however.
ives tina; al o:.jor p.4cilg him IL com.
IaHd uf taa Io02e had been c-Avn ~
| ii,i -iyrei Ia failure oi Governor
| G.s<..-t - "lroe An edluJant general IN
! otiic' .2a7es ne troo..s at the dispOsl
| ,IOu ., The r. IA >. !caus aud :ur Jne time
/ being ct lpa~f. las l-sSened al chance
| % trout from tn4t source the sol
! ,la-5 =" J: continue 10 obey TIE orders OF
! Gen. rli &C fGT ana there Will be no
! 5uad ing orders to confuse them.
! l. vas rDDJrtei this morning that
| Governor I FLOR had rec0noldeTed his
| !e ernIDa:Ion 70 insist that the legisla.
IuTH 70 10 L.ndou. Il was impossible,
! Ioweye t. verify the story.
| Gov, rnor Taylur remains in his offices
| n the executive building and prac.
/ i"allv denies him self &c all callers He
! viii uot moreover. discuss for publica-
ton any action which be has taken or
! may take hereafter.
The records TIA house OF repre-
| sentatives which were taken from Clerk
of the House Edward Leigh yesterday
! by the militia while the Legislature was
racing around the streets IN tia vain
| endeavor 20 find hall in which they
| could hold joint session aud seat Mr..
! GOebel, have been returned to aim by
| Governor Taylor.
Troub.- May u, S-ttIed.
| A conference # the attoru eys Of both
! sides was called this morning and met
in the Capitol hotel twas announced
| before It began that it was for the pur-
| pose Of general discussion to see if
some adjustment of the present trou bles
| could not re reached.
! The conference at the Capitol hotel
was very short. so much go, that il
| hardly deserved the name OF a confer
ence. II was opened by 7. d. Edelen
| for the Republicans, who. it is said. pre-.
sented proposition to the Democratic
1 =
| Lewis MCQuown, providing that the
present Difficulty b5tween the rival gov
errors be sdjudicated 10y the federal
| courts.
This was refused by the Democratic
attorneys. who took the stand that the
matter should be first passed upon by
/ the state courts This was not agree
| able TO Mr.. Eielen and the conference
was over. 1t was agreed, however. that
a second Meeting should be held in Mr.
| Edelen's off q at noon.
The attorneys met at noon in the
office of Mr.. Ede!en, and after some dis
cusslOn, at which nothing was de-
| termined, the talk being entirely of an
/ informal nature. It was decided TO meet
again 81 2 o'clock.
Collier Prepares For War.
| Boxes of ammunition are being de-
! livered to Adjutant General Collier
| The hall Of his office is packed ceiling
high with cartridges. The greatest ao-
tivIty prevails on the capitol grounds.
Blankets for the soldiers are arriving
/ and every evidence Of q protracted stay
/ is apparent
! A report that Lieutenant Gray of the
/ First regiment had resigned is pro-
nounced absurd by Commandant Viii.
liams
II there is any clue to the assassin Of
/ Senator Goebel it has not made itself
1 apparent at Frankfort No reward for
the arrest Of the culprir has been Of.
( fered and since a few minut after the
shooting the ststehouse has been so
closely guarded as to prevent any action
| by the local peace officers.
! At 1880 Dr.. L E. Hume came from
| Goehel's room and declared that the
! patient had taken 3 slight turn for the
worse and that he would not be sur
| prised to see him die at any minute.
His kidneys are those Of . dead man
now" said DR.. Hume, ''And hs cannot
| live long in that condition"
| Dr. Bull'a E0udh SNPun will oura thrnaf