New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-16
EVIDENCE AGAINST YOUTSEY.
ARTHUR GoEBEL TEsTIFIEs WITH AC-
CUsED MAN IN A sICKBED IN
SIGHT OF JURY

SIGd1 Or JOFN1
Georgetown KY Oct 15.-The trial of Henry E.
Youtsey. charged with being a principal in the
killing Of Governor Goebel. was resumed to-day. al
though Youtsey reported in the same condi-
ton last week His door opened and
his bed pulled up in plain view and hearing of the
jury. and while the witnesses were being examined
Youtsey could be heard calling his wife's name in
hollow. moaning voice, and could be seen to be
sitting his bed
The feature Of the day was the testimony Of
Arthur GoebeI. brother of the dead Governor. He
told of going to the jail the day Youtsey was ar
rested. and then said:
put my s,s LEFT hand on Mr. Y9gtseys right shout
Just returned and told me what you have said TO
what you have told him. to tell whether it is true
| aRq to ask you few other questions"
told Colonel Campbell is true"
day morning from Powers and about Dick Combs
to see Taylor on Tuesday morning and where you
sI 2v the cartrdges, Y9utsey proceeded and said
With .s Dick Combs on Monday morning and he told
went to Caleb Powers for II the key to his Office f
9 4o he Sold told me 70 60 70 John Powers went to
vent vent to GovernoE Tay9P and told him that Dick
Taylor said: You ought not to come to see me
about this I have been expecting this to De done
It is too important piece Of work Combs may
spy and ana s nf may e what 5 yo 9e5 80
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YOutsey said: II left Governor Taylor. and on
The man to do the shooting is here
have told Colonel Campbell the of that man.
and that is one reason why came over here to See
give me the name Of the man., and Youtsey said
thought he got her here No Monday night
l asked, What else did Taylor say?' Youtsey
floor and said: Youtsey, what do you think? If
Of1Ce7 He discussed matter talking to me
back and forth, and ] said to him I thought II
would be settled. and that he could hold his Once
Finally said TO him as Governor TsyI9E he5isa5c
it is to be done of not After some more heStta,-
s tb y stated that for sa ha ess
send the man to the mountains with squad OF sol
56nnr b Sad and You s say sad that is
He said If II is necessary can pardon be n sinn anq
and I asked What did you do then? You told
GG0p Deo6 GsTR fS as re TON 'na let
Youtsey said: Yes: then went back and re-;
ecutve BUILDING, and then left" said; What
Youtsey said: 4 went and got the cartridges;
| jim Howard were in the hall, and ! unlocked the
door and let them in and gave them the cartridges
he had given the cartridges and he said: ~ gave S
"fn SAID We How low many did you give him and , ne
5 yoasev S Tho red 'f the shot and he said
cannot tell you didn't see him; SAID; W h ttI
Cartridges 70 jim Howard Yes. sir
Where did get the cartridges
He said: = got them from Powell and Clements
on Main-st in Cincinnati on January y wrote
them and told them to send box of $3.50 smoke
less steel cartridges WnGheSter v,hester r,eao"
He said: The cartridges Mt either Winchester or
said: How much did you send them.
He said II sent them postoft1ce order Tor u;
Youtsey. you have just told Colonel Campbell and
told me that Monday morning that you went 70
Governor Taylor and told him that DICK Cotnos
ready to do the shooting II Taylor oD1ectee;:
Dick Combs into the office How is that. r t S
sey hesitated. and then finally said; Wen those
said; They say also that Berry Howard was IN
the left hand lobby Of the LEGISLATURE and you
say you let him in that room: foutsey nnaiy
| said: Those the three men let IN the door.
Wharton Golden testified that he saw John l.
Powers give Youtsey key on January %, and Pow
ers said it was a key TO Caleb Powerss office.
VII Culton testified that YOutsey told him of the
| plan 10 kill GoebeI and escape through the base
ment; that Youtsey asked him to swear after the
! Shooting that he (Youtsey) in the legislative
hall when the shot fired that foutsey toId MN
that Governor Taylor had been urSlnS MN 10 IeH
the State and Culton said he told Taylor about II
/ any Taylor told Youtsey TO deny any such thlng
the and d 5e aey sought to
| CuIton from testfyng, because his statements
had been contradcted by the States witness al tht
| examining trial, but the Judge o'errULeu the hO'
| ton, after long discussion 49,, I'll,
| Culton was cross examined tonight, ana, Whllt
Colonel Nelson discovered that an nus Il en-
on the former trials did not tally with whe ne sac
this afternoon CultOn stood " tl1rIE Wen tHuTl
the crosshre- Upon the con SION OF ms 80
mony the Commonwealth rested It's case, anu e1I-
adjourned until tomorrow to give the defence time
| 10 consult as 70 making statement 10 the jury.
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