The sun., 1900-07-28
TAYLOR WAS FOR MURDER.
so wgARTON GOLDEN TssTIPTES IN
,Ur TRIAL or CALEB POWERS.

.x.r,isi Friend Of Powers Tells OF ray
''I >. Remark That "Goebel and That Gang
No., ne Killed"-TeieErans Orderins Out
~suonsl Guard Troops Read in Court.
orovorrowN, Ky. July n.-"lt Is terrible
10 take human life. but It looks like
n..h.l and that gang must be killed before this
thlns can be ended
These astounding words were attributed 70
~. r. v,or by the witness Wharton Golden.
C.,.h poyers's confidential friend. In the
powsrs trial to-day. Lewis Hampton. the Re-
,rhr,csn legislator from Knox county. said he
p.srd rsylor use words Of similar import.
rh. Ar.t witness was James d. Black. the
,...,t candidate for Governor. He said Prof
s,a,ons showed him the letter from Caleb
pouers In which this expression was used:
The present dlsorga ganiLaton OF the Demo-
cratic party Ia due to mo-"
n n Sinclair. manager Of the Postal Telegraph
moe IN Frankfort up to March 10. said;
,.on the morning OF Jan. 30 was coming
from, ,hs State House to my ONCE on Main
.,r.., When I reached Banta's corner on Ann
.,r..t looked across and saw Senator Goebel
.,d Col Chinn walking down Broadway near
.rd toward the State House gate. My once
90. square and q half away. taking me
l,,l. over q minute to walk there. did not
n.sT the shots. A / entered my ofios. Ben
Rove the negro porter from the State House.
landed me an envelope containing number
of ftslegr ans and said:
ren. collier says get them OF - soon as
you can.
tslsSrams 10 the jury. but the Court permitted
,hsm TO be read The hrst was to Col G. c.
M.ngel, Louisville. marked filed n A. NJ.
and read
An richt.
ID. r. ColLIlR, Adjutant-Cieneral.'
Exactly the same message was also read as
hens sent to Col Williams at Lexin gton and
lieut. Col. Gray Of Louisville. Mensel and
GRAY are Colonels of the First and Second regi-
m,rts. Kentucky State Guard.
sinclair read the following telegram that was
.a, to capt McCraken Of Greenville. Capt.
Ward OF 6reensbure and Capt Sweet Of Nor
santown:
Come with full company at onos.
ID. R. CoLLIHR-'
A telegram 70 the Louisville and Nashville
train dss pa toher at East Louisville TO have
frelsh, train stop at Pleasureville for militia
company was read, also teiezranls OF John W.
Davis. sent on Jan "a and rs, to Judge MoGse of
Louisville, ordering ham. bread and coffee for
the mountain army. kilograms a. follows were
read as sent by George Denny at 1857 A. NJ. on
Jan. 30 to winchester, Morgantown, Eminenoe
and Bowling Green:
Riot has commenced Send 500 men at onoe.
"GEoRoE DENNY.'
On cross examination the dsfenoe pursued
their usual line OF questioning. lnumatins that
baA had Of foP
testifyins They also tried to prove that some
Of the figures on one telegram had been changed
since the telegram was read on the examining
trial In Frankfort but the witness said while
there were some figures there he had not made
his assistant probably made them when tho
telegram was sent
An entirely new witness was put on next in
the person OF George T. Weaver. the 'srollins
barber" who said his family lived in Denver.
Col He testified that he was in Frankfort on
Jan. 80 walking through the State House yard.
between the fountain and front gate. when the
shot was fred. He turned at once and saw
part OF man In the Secretary OF States Office
with gun In his hand. in the act Of pulling It
in. Heard the bullet strike tree near him On
cross-eIamination by Col. Sims he got so mixed
a. TO distances In Frankfort and on the time OF
arrival and departure OF trains TO and from
Louisville that It weakened his testimony.
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