davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1900-09-06
GERMAN MINISTER THERE.

Berlin.-(special)- dispatches
from Shanghai announce the arrival
there of the new German minister to
China. DR.. Schwartzenstein.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

~ & February The existence
of a in the peace negotiations and
speculation as to its probable duration
occupied the minds of politicians TO the
exclusion of everything to-day, That an
other conference between the two parties
may be necessary before nnal settle
ment is reached. was iniiestad by the
summonins to Frankfort today of rspub-
lcan attorneys who have all along adj
yised the leaders CT that party and some
Of whom we're present al Tuesday's col-
ference. These include ex- Governor Brad
ley. Hen A. f. Wilson and David w Far
leigh. The last named was said to be
cut of the city. The others left on an
aftern on train for Frankfort They wou'
not talk of the negotiations. not being
advised as to the particular points Tay-
lor wished to discuss with them.
The republicans of this city are no.
agreed rs to the wisdom Of closing the
negotiations on the basis OF the agree
mcnt Tuesday night. Postmaster T H..
Baker and some other Federal officers
think the sacrifice should be made in the
interest Of peace while others Of the party
believe the fight should be kept up. The
latter or Davis faction, held meeting
tonight at which resolutions were adopted
urging Taylor not to sign the agreement
Mr. John MARSHALL, republican lieutsn-
ant governor, said this afternoon that so
many protests were being made By repu5.
licens against the terms of the peace
agreement that he wes doubtful II it
would be signed. lie said The ternS
of the agreement as published arc taken
to be literal. while such is not the case.
There have been several errors in ths
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
HIS REMAINS LIE I'M STATE,
Thousands Looked Upon the Face OF Vim
Goebel, the Martyred Governor

thctle scenes were Witnessed az the crowns
scwiy hled past the bier. Many o; the
women wore weeping viol unity a thoj
glanced at the suaken features II tEo
csskot During the evening" many work.
ingmen and their wives came to III hotel
ard took q last look at Goyerno- Gre els
lace.
Tue floral offerings were magnificent
Nearly every county IN the sta.c sent
flowers ard tie rcoin was one mass CT
roses, lilies and smllax. Ranged alcng
the walls were scores Of n5Ial fieces,
eora OF them extremely beautiful wlile
around the bier were piled great mssJes
Ct LOWERS The horh pieces from Flen-
ing. Jessam.ra, Cancoell. Faye z, an l
sh lby counties were especially be 1T ful.
There was no excite ncr& Whatever II
Tire city. Adjuiant General C2lli this
morl.Bg was askei thai all soldiers be
wi.hdrawa from the Ivy u the eapl oil
grounds. This was done to ayoii any
lrri'at.ca which thu presence OF me tro)Fs
might have on Governor Goebalg Gi2nds.
Even the provost guard was Withdrawn,
while all passes were suspended, n3t cen
the commissary sergeant5 b;ing allowed
to pass tho gates cf The capitol grounds
TO secure needed Gupplies for thel- men,
These orders will remain II force until
Friday. As mark OF rseDcct 10 the
mcmory CT Governor Goc5el all drills were
suspended for today ana tomorrow.
The funeral services Ct the late Gov
erncr Goebe will comm-1cs AT neo1 to-
morrow IN the pariors Of the Capitol hotel.
The SERVERS proper viii be preceded by r
short procession IN the streets OF the
town.
2 The p-cce ssion will be hssied by a pla-
ioon OF psiite. the city council. grand
rnsr7hal and his aides AMI will be 10
lowed by band OF mu,tc. sscrat societies
cit'zrrs on foot and the honorary psi
bearers 10 thu -rder named Tfen VIII
ccne thu herrse wiih ;he O tive RI
bearers walking BY Is side Thnse are
+ 10 he followed by the relatives. msaber
and officers Of the lesis'a.pre citis7 $ 81
me STATE. jufgss a-d o.deer5 Of eou Is
and friends IN carriages In he crde'
named. Foilowing these vi | cnrs cit
lions on horseback.
Tho PROCESSION win form In the western
part Of the city and after marching
through few OF the principal streets
will pass the west door OF the Capitol
hotel whore the hesrse aad relatives WI
take their place 20 the line and the marel
win hen be taken up for the cepetery OIL
the hill When the committee IN arrange
mentf met this afternoon there was soml
debate rs to whether II was advisable fol
the funeral procession to pass the csplto
grounds where the soldiers are eneampe.
and in which the dead man was shot down
Some members OF the committee were fear
full that in the excited state Of feeling tina
trouble might arise. Others were strong
~ In favor Of having the parade take tn
route that would require II 70 march pas
TIE capitof square The question pro
voked much discussion, but il was hnail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
PLANS OF THE DEMOCRATS.
LEGISLATURE WILL CONTINUE TO
SIR AT LOUISVILLE
UntiI Taylor Has Opened the Doors
of the Cnpitoi--A short scs
sion Was Held

Louisville, Ky. February LA majority
Of the democratic members Of the legisla-
ture are here aud until Friday AZ least
the headquarters Of the body viii remain
here About thirty demoeratic members
came from Cincinnati today Twenty o.
more have been here since Sunday, walle
others are al thelr homes al nearby to9as.
Sessions OF both hoaEes were held a the
Fifth avenue hotei at ! o'clc1k Fory
members OF the honae responded . n ~
pames when Speaker Trimbie called that
body 10 order A quorum not being prS,s-
eut the sergeant a, arms WAS o.dsfea e So
cure tho attendance OF abseut lneneers.
The Mans, ;hen adjourned until ton1TroWs
similar action was taken In the seaesT.
whera President L. u Carr ana t~ee0
members were present The msE.in; 70
,norrow win BE held simply 70 comply Wltn
ihe law. By Friday Il IS expected = alei
rum OF each house viii be pressn,
that Il the case the Legislature VIII AZ
iourn 10 meet Monday In Frankfort II ~
neoee negotiations are in sSfislae'osy
state. II rct regular business VII ns
faken ~ aud the sessions will be con-
tinued-in this city In accordance win tne
plans which vera being carried OIL ias,
s,,n5av wren overtures for peace con-
fersncr we're made. This city WIN ssnaa q
large delegation 70 Frankfort tomorrow y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

(SDcaker Of the Kentucky house Of repre-
tenthfives and a SUPPORTER Of Governor Goe-
bdD
Stanley; music. solo and quartetle, Amer
tea" address, Joseph G, $. Blackburn
short talks by the following frend4
Governor Beckham, Zach Phelps James
Andrew Scott Ex-Governor McCrelry; j..
H. Kehoe, Willard Mitchell, James Multi
gan Allie Young Frank Peak. John X.
Hendricks. CHARLES X. Wheeler, Louis Me-
Guown. j. william Pryor, william Frlnk-
lin. South Trimbe l.. II. Carter; music,
solo or quartette, Softly Lay Him Down
to Rest" bonediction,
Immediately after the benodiction th'
procession will return TO the square II
front OF the Capitol hotel where Il VII
disband There VIII be- no lnte?ment u
morrow, the body being placed IN the vaui
10 await the selection of suitable sit'
for The grave and monument which - Il
be erected later.
An invitation was sent today to Genera
Castioman asking him 10 act as the chile
marshal OF the parade. General Castlcman
replied that 1t would give him great pl tas
ure TO do so, but that he had been i'll 70;
a few days and hardly felt equal % III
task He promised. however, to a.ten'
the funeral. II the weather is fine 1t Is ex-
pected 10000 people VIII attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

Frankfort, KY, February THE re-
mains Of Governor william Goo5el were
brought back to Frankfort to-day fr5m
Cavngton and laid in state in the lad e5'
reception rocm of the Capitol hotel There
they win remain until nooa tomcr'ow,
when the relatives aud latinate frlenii
will take a last look al the wsxsn features
and the I'D CT the casSet viii be sreNel
down for the las. time.
There were no ineldents marking the
.,turn TRIP from Coyington. Eyey Pc
caution was taken TO avoid actiielt and
Sow running time WAS male in csnse-
quence tha train not arriving IN FAX OFT
until shortly after noon. al hour AID
halls ls:er than expected A steady rain
was falling when the tIa!n arrived but
IN spha OF this throng OF seyeFai hun
6-ed gathered at the little station OF tie
Cin.cn.s,i AID Frankfort rsiiioai on mo
nilside and stsod with uncovsroi teau
as tAe casket containing the remains vi
Governor Goebsl were taken ir'm wy
car ana Put into the hearse "a esc'' ~ %
honor composed OF Mayor DtnlAY a-u
n,crchers II the Frankfort city eouA ~
tooS IN their places In front OF the near
nssind III. heArse were three cAr'las
a.,,.ain,ry. C,oyern-r Gosbel's re atiyes ana
few Of his more Intimate iFieAns, ~
Ia =, mo escort OF honor however me
- 80 ,o~e-oo- irs. everything benz eEh .
~ =, he sxtreme. Arriving a. the nol'.
! ,ro 5s-ket. was conveyed 10 the "a ~
rsccnti,n room and PLACED On tAs lisf -
| the center OF the raoh' ,,., !, 49,,
In order TO avoid all po57i9i'hy o.
laer. In tSe crush 10 get lasl To-,
/ ne renos MS. The windows OF my leeup -
- ora-tnq out into the PIAZZA az Wy
49, y, 10 botsi we're opened ana lhfoI =
! 49, ,be crowd passed as u slo"ly 49, lsn
~ mo casket t,i1ncs iato inc holel 49, 49,
snA out orto The street. Pollcehf 80.
siso Stationed al the doors ana M.i l.a , !,
/ 10 keen the crowd 10 Inc %, 80,
| no nesd OF the precautions 80
| drizzIe of the morning tuFAeu -,
rouring rain in the Afternoon ~n,e~ mi
I up without cessation unti la'e gn,,
fall when probably not over ...,,,,,,, I.
/ gst 4 Iast look at the dead democraN'
4 leader MANY of these we're eoiored PEG,
ple. The rains OF the last few days hi !.
converted the country reads inio VerissD,
I ouagmiras, but in spite OF This hunaTe y
OF country people drove through the ram
some from long distances. 10 see tne lsr
4 cf Governor Goebel before II was snut irotn
sight forever Probably half OF those Nno
fled past the casket were womeh' wives
OF legislators AID city and State osheills
so,isty ladies' OF Frankfort and country
women, many OF the latter with their gar
ments stained from the long. weary rld'
over the mour-ainous ROADS. Many pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
No Action.
conference Adjourned mt Midnight
without Result.

Frankfort, Ky. February THE con-
ference in the office OF Taylor closed at
midnight without any action being taken
on the agreement 1t IS not likely that
anything viii be done tomorrow. The
meeting cf tonight was called for the
purpose Of informal conference. and It
was not the inteat!on OF Taylor TO an
ncunce his decision regarding the asree-
ment. There were in the conference JddSe
Barr OF Louisville, August e. Wilson.
General Daniel Lindsay. Judge Yost and
a number OF the holders OF minor Offices
en- the republican state ticket. The agrees
ment was discussed freely Those OF TO-
nights conference who aligned It at Louis
vlic and were present tonight, spoke ia
yersbly concerning 1t. all OF taem de-
clsrins that It was fair and equitable
settlement OF the existing troubles. and
one that in no way implIad surrender
on the psrl 81 the republicans, as sone
Of the more eHthusiastr democratic par
Trans have asserted.
TarioT showed 10 the others a great
number of telesrams he had received ;roa
all parts OF the state urging him rot to
give up ana many Of them esnSurlag him
fo- accepting the terms Of the agreement
II was plain from these. he claimed. that
great feeling had been aroused in the
state BY the assertion that the agreement
was republican surrender. It does not
now seem probable that final action will
be taken on the agreement before the end
o; the week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

decided that the march past the capitol
ground should be made and the route was
80 arranged. The complete programme OF
the funeral arrangements Is as follows;
In the hotel parlor Prayer by nr. Ma
iors; musical sola by Mrs. Jessie Cald-
well; PRAYER by Dr. Schmitt
In the cemetery; Music, quartette;
prayer Elder William stanley; music,
solo by Mrs. Jesse r. Caldwell; address
DR. T. N. Arnold; music quartette; ad-
dress. Or, schmtti address, Elder William
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
Especial to The Post. J

Especial TO The Post,)
Frankfort Ky. February 7,--Taylor dies
hard. but the consensus OF opinion here is
that he has got TO so and that he will
sign the peace conference agreement some
time tomorrow aud be dead politically
henceforth.
The only question anybody has heard
here today is "will he sign?" 1t demon
strates how completely this whole unfortu-
nate, narrowing and unprecedented situa-
ton rests In Taylors hands-to bring
about state OF peace or war.
The city OF Frankfort has been crowded
today with strangers from every section of
/ the State, who como to take IA last look
at the face of the man who died sicrl-
flee to the cause OF free and untrammelled
government by the great common people
he so dearly loved, Az they have pass
in single file by his bier and looked upon
the upturned face of the man who had
wrought SO well for them and the interest
10y "''' 'A0'' 80 many ''P' nav
peen compressed ana prows darkenea
above swimming eyes. There have hem
mutterlugs and head shaklnea IN tho lobby
., mo c,n,,o, ,,,., ,,aa, 40. ,o... a.,
W '"o NO" anu "'' eo''o''S o''''ea'ea IN
the executive buildings u ne should
through the misguided advice of his hot
spur nartisans fail 10 slpn that noace ron
,....a. ... M,
anu 'he time hu'le seems 10 DC tomorrow
Taylor is playing for tlms-%n this matter,
not only Ia order "a make a grand stnnd
H., 80. 10 o.,., ., .a.,.,, ~. ..,,a,,.
eopitulation' lie mas gooa man prepar-
ing It. Colonel w G. p. Breckenridge has
boen closctod with him since last night
., ~. o,., g.
p'io F" e'''''''''' 'N'' VIZ " 'p'-''
nnctuous Whining fnii OF plautnaes ano
glitterlng generaiItios
Tav,or q "a sa,a o,so wonts marc she
o,otc ,,o,ris,s ,bou, tho repco, NJ tho Coo
hcl oio.,,on Inv and ,s v,i,tn, q socy,oce
~. .,.sa,,,, a,,h,,to,s l., ordor 10 oh,,,,
n.a, o,oo,,on ,,,,
son,,or ,oo q < pIackbprr sa,d - The
/ pos, cor,.s,o,do,e today. "Tnylor prob-
| {
"9' 49,, ,n, Ia wm s,,n a. N.
on, a. 10 nas HI, sta,omo,,
a. .orr,,,nc Nan, u tor
', ~, ~.
|, w" W. $3.50 :, ~ ,horch, rav,or would
~ 80 a,o9sta, :. ~ ,r,,,ol
? e'sA - - -. 81. .n,,oa,'on e,no.
80. az. - n,u, not, an,
, ,,,,,..,,rv
uo' "'"' N''" .u.,aaa,o a
soFefN't s'eD"'''s
'nat h'hu - IVY
eject 10 DC Sea''p "a t"o
, speaker SisnH'uFe VIZ 1,1 ~. -
senate rePulf'S - sun 60 a,,,,
legislature n"s ao''' 49," ~.
tiohai requirement.
| - .N y.
; Iay'of 10 coAie''lns 'o'nsA' ),
irienas' lucluuHs 'uuse nD'i ~ I
United States u's'''et
succeeded py Judge "ai'p' IN@Hs' a.,
. others ana ~neh ne p'o,,i''e'se' ~ -
statement 'oHolro" ne -.
agreement anu pFooseu 70 se' '" 'AT '''''
zeal EARN IN hen'usNs' no
lie woulo oe''er 90 80. ns'e mas 49,
, mucn p'''efnss' 'o"a'p I'm - w ~
1 sions mere 'ouas "Ans nav 'a'4 wv
t,me TO uu,'' "a o'her w', ra..,a :. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

washington. February East Toxas-Se-
vera cold wave Thursday, with freezing tenn
snow in central and northern End rain in
southern portion: winds shifting 10 North
Friday fair and continued Geld
West Texas and New MeXco-Cold wave
ThurgGay with srew. followed by clearing:
hiEh north winds: Friday fair and continued
Geld.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
GROCER.


Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at s p. m,
18th meridian time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08

ready use the Long Distance Tciephonc. II
not, a word TO the wise II sufficient
The sorthwcstcrn Tel. l. Tel. co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-08
One Republican Faction Urges
Taylor Not to Sign.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE MAY BE ASKED
OF DEMOCRATS.
Marshall Says So Many Protests Are Being Made
that lie Doubts Whether the Peace Agree
) n1ent Will Be Signed

published statement. The republican meet
ing at Music hall tonight ID OF the idea
that the agreement has been signed. but
1t has not been given out correctly
MIR. Marshall was one OF the republican
members OF Tueaday's conference and
one OF the signers OF the agreement, He
said he was not at liberty TO discuss the
terms of the document further, nor to In
dicate in what respect the published TO
ports OF it were Inaccurate
Tendon Ky. February THE para
mount question In London is. what VIII
be the outcome OF the London session Of
the Kentucky legislature. Rumors were
current today persistently that Taylor had
signed the conference agreement and taat
the legislature would be recalled from
here The greatest excitement was created
In the hotels and the streets. Tho legls-
lators declared themselves Arm in the be-
lief that the rumors were false The ctti-
zens OF London discussed the MISTER j.
groups The majority here is strongly
republican and they believe that Taylor
should hold out firmly against making any
concessions.
Later in the .ay telegram was re-
ceived from Frankfort saying Taylor still.
maintained his attitude and had not signed
the agreement This burst the bubble Of
anxiety and kilograms were sent by the
legislators urging Taylor 10 remain firm
end under no circumstances to attach his
/ signature TO the conference agreements
The session of the legislative bodies was
brief and the rain Kept away most Of tho
spectators.
! 4 sergeant at arms was elected in both
branches and a doorkeeper and four. pages
were chosen This practically constituted
the DAYS nualncss The lest Of the day
ana evening was spent IN discussions on
the peculiar situation. There are nov
ffty-two members here fourteen in the
senate and thirty eight in the house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
Roth side. Claim Fraud.

Louisville, Nov. Sat both Domo.
cratic aud Republican hcadquartcr,
leaders adhered 20 their claims of Wed.
uesdny night, the Democrats declaring
Beckham's majority would not be les,
than 10000 Sixty.two precincts are
still out aud most Of them Ia the eH.
treme sections % the state, in the
First and the Eleventh districts. Dem.
ocrnts assert the Republicans are hold.
ing hack the Eleventh district while the
Republicans say the Democrats are
holding up the First district for show
down, when it becomes definitely known
just how many votes are needed. The
Democrats say there IL no doubt what.
ever % the result. but the Republicans
say they will b. satisfied only when the
official count Is made They say there
has been most fragrant padding IN owen
and Franklin and other counties but no
details are ~ hand IN support Of the
assertion The Democratic leaders on
the contrary say there has been no
fraud whatever and they will be- por.
fectly satisfied a. stand by the oiiiciai
count
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Louisville, Nov s. - Leslie Combs.
chairman Republican state committee,
dictated the following statement:
Under any fair election law Nc
Kinley aud Yetkes would have carried
the state by eight or ten thousand ma.
jority. The Republican vote has been
whitfield at many places by petty lar.
ency and In a number Of cases by high.
way robbery Nothing but an Official
count can settle the election and such
official count as made under the Goebel
law by commissioners from whom th,
Republican party has no reasonable
grounds to expect fair treatment. "
The Evening Times claims the cleo
ton Of Beckham by 1856. basing the
Eleventh district on the Republican
claim Of lO.2O5 majority for Yerkes
The returns show Beckham's majority
without the Eleventh district. TO b
22,69l
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

was stationed A line was formed and.
hs-asd By = r'sis-,a q police sad bsos-
srs marched into the exchange. They
marched around the Hoor waving BAN
ners aud flags. and cheering for MeKin.
ley and Roosevelt The column then
marched down Beaver stres,. When
the mArchsrs passed the cotton exchange
the cotton brokers rushed out. giving
cheer after cheer. and then formed In
line after the produce brokers'
The march was continued into Wall
street and when opposite the custom
house. the brokers. after giving q rous-
ing cheer formed into line behind the
cotton brokers' The column invaded
the stock exchange and tumult reigned
Tor several minutes on the exchange
fl0or
Many Of tho members formed in line
and marched with the brokers up Nassau
street % Maiden lane. A warm recep.
tion was accorded them ON Broadway,
where the parade was partially dis.
banded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Seattle. Wash. Nov. Returns ar,
o. incomplete as 10 make close figuring
impossible. Mckinley has carried Oh,
state by a good majority. Both parties
claim the state on state issues and II
will take the count IN decide.
Il is believed Cushmun and Jones fol
congress have been elected.
Tacoma, Nov s-Returns show tina
Mckinley viii carry the state by GOd'
% 5000. Cushman aud Jones, Repub
hcans, elected 20 congress.
Friuk. Republican candidate for gov
ernor, will b. elected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

Frankfort. Nov. S-Tho Kentucky
goyernor,hip is still being claimed by
both parties at the state capital Tho
Democrats are claiming ndvices showing
Beckhnm election by from ijO1 % 61OO.
while the Republicans claim the cleo.
ton % Yerkes hy $500. Independent
voters are charging that the Republ.
cans are holding back the returns IN the
Eleventh. district aud that the Demo
Gratis have done likewise iu the First. tho
Republican aul Democratic Stronghold.
respectively, each waiting i1r tho other
side fo make show down. and that thl.
Is responsible for the delay IN ascertain.
ing tho result
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09
oVATloNs TO M'KlNLEY.
Greeted at varlou. Places ON Ills Return
Trip TO Washington.

Washington, Nov 8. president Nc
Kinley's trip from Canton % Washing
ton has been a continuous ovation. At
every stop there have been great out.
pourings Of the people, business was
suspended and many Of the factorie,
along the line have added their thou.
sands Of workers, TO those who joined
in enthusiastic demonstrations The
president appeared at each stop, shaking
hands from the rear platform aud max
sng short speeches at the most important
towns.
The start from Canton was made nj
1855 o'clock Wednesday afternoon amid
the boom Of cannon, the scrcech OF
steam whistles, and the well wishes Of
the presidents townspcople.
Tho president made his first speech
when the train arrived nc Alliance, ant
from there AN the way 90 Washington
great crowds gathered nt ull towns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-11-09

O. !. :. : :. :. :. :.