Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-09
SEE TRlcK Is COURT ACTION.
Democrats Housed by the suit OF
Iavlorites Before Judge Taft.

Frankfort KY Feb q KentielSy y
political tarnoil Is rs far frs.tn settle
mont a. ever The democrats Soc trick
cry in fne conference between ex-t;ov-
erner Bradley and Judge Taft Of thea
federal court. al cincinnati. The in
junction suit in the KemtuelSa court
against NJ. laller 81 IN b.. decided to-
day. ans the outlook is TAR from being
as cheerful as when ii was believed the
surrender of the de-facto governor VAS
a matter Of only few hours.
The sut brought hv X-f;ovsrnpr
Bradley and Judge Mickey before
Judge Taft coupled With the coutin-
iled opposition "f the republican legis
Ilators 70 the protocol. has had the effect
Iof eons ineing the par;isui,s Of both
Tayer ana seckham that the occupant
OF the capitol will not eNasuiitt. That
1.-The democratic legislators have no faith.
+ in the pending truce is made emphatic
by the fact that they did not attend
Mr.. tieebeis funeral.
The movement 10 secure an injlinc-
lstion bsfore Judge Taft 70 prevent the
&unseatins OF the republican neunbents
I Of the state offices below that q Lieu
tenant governor IS regarded here as an
fentering Wedge driven by Nh, Taylor's
aitorneys 10 get the govefuprship and
lisutnnait governorship before the fed
/ eral courts Just how this action is 10
b. completed is not plain 10 tho .enio-
crais but they are saving that the
agreement signed by republican at
1 torneys WAS only play for time and
i that the effort 70 get the contest before
! the federal court at Cincinnati i the
4 first evidence that 4 trick has been
PLAYED upon the Goebelites. Judge
Pryor said
II do not think the federal court has
4 jurisdiction in this matter and there
fore | believe that Whatever confer
lences Mr. Iralley and others may have
Ewlll resul, in naught. In the meantime
There Is i, proceeding in the civil counts
Of the state. which certainly have juris-
tdicton. ana can See 10 way TO stop OF
4 delay those proceedings.
Immense pressure is being bsongh; 70
bear upon Mr. Taylor. not only upon
4 republican minor officials, but by thou
sEsartls of citizens. t. induce him 10 sign
l5the LOUSY He agreement. From London
'Ecomes the news that tine Taylnrites art
ladvising the leader to compel the mem-
bcrs Of the general assembly 10 meet
them in their own stronghold Soutf
Trimble and the allies of Mr.. Beckhan
4 say they fear trouble.
The injunction proceedings set fol
yesterday AT Georgetown were contin-
ued till today. 1t does not seem tina
The Taylorites wil attend the hearing
or recede from their determination I,
ignore the circuit court. There is every
reason To believe nov that perinanen
injunction against Mr. Taylor will Issue
and ,hat its enforcement Will be place,
in the hands of Sheriff Suter befpr,
sunday Seven judges of the court o
appeals have agreed 10 sit no NOR.
while the troops are in possession o
the state house. hence il Is safe To sa.
that the action Of the circuit court VII
be accepted as final.
In the meantime the democrats VIII
signed the Louisville agreement are II
no mood to wait Indefinitely for the sig
nature of Mr. Taylor. Trey Woodsor
one of the sgners, says:
"T'here is only one of the terms o
that agreement which was insiste
upon by the democrats. and that 10 tn