Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

main In session In London, I do hereby
BY this proclamation reconyene same
in Frankfort. KY. Feb. ", 1900, at 10
o'clock noon
(Slgned) w. s. TAYLOR,
Governor OF Kentucky"
REPUBLICANS AT LONDON.
London. KY, Feb. lO.-Lleut. Gov.
Marshall, accompanied by Attorney
Lincoln Of Louisville, arrived early to-
day. He was as reticent as all the other
legislators
Il have come here prepared to stay"
he said. II do not anticipate any trou.
bic. but / cannot say what is likely
70 occur. There Is nothing / can say
on the situation. Gov. TAYLOR SIN
maintains his attitude and Is consider
ing the agreement submitted 20 him by
the conference"
Both houses met as usual.
Lieut., Gov. Marshall presided In the
senate. Both houses Immediately nd.
lourned Until Monday at ~ O'clock.
PROCEEDINGS AT CINCINNATI
Cincinnati Feb. l0-Col. A. L Scott
attorney Tor the defendants In the in
Junction proceedings TO be heard by
Judge Taft OF the United States circuit
court on Monday next in the Kentucky
STATE oIlcers case, today received a
copy OF the bill TO be filed here. Col.
John r. Hager Of Ashland KY, as
slstant counsel, arrived today and with
Col. scott ana Lawrence Maxwell Jr. OF
thls cry VINO has been engaged as as
sociote counsel began the preparation
Of their cases.
DEMOCRATS AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. Ky. Feb. lO.-The leeisla.
ture and Headquarters OF the nemo-
cratic State government have been es-
tablished in Louisville. and the leaders
assert will be maintained here as long
as necessary. The Legislature has re-
sumed It's regular work with a quorum
in EACH house, and Gov. Beckham. In
lieu OF an executive mansion, has taken
up his abode at Eelbach's hotel sur
rounded by his political advisers. Most
notable among these latter is by force
Of circumstances John b. Castleman,
the adJustant general Upon him will
deyolye the duty Of carrying out Gov.
Beckham's purpose to protect his asso-
sociates from armed interference
whether II come from Frankfort or
London or both. Little can be learned
OF these defensive plans Gen. Castle
man declared no steps had been taken
toward organizing military force.
The only purpose Of the proposed
military organization" said he, lis TO
maintain peace, and so long as there Is
no disturbance and civil authority rules
there will be no need for the use OF
military force"
The Democrats legislators are not so
careful Of arrest as they have been Of
late
We will not submit 10 arrest" said
Speaker Trlmble. I'VE know our
rights and will call upon the civil au-
thorlties TO protect US in our resolve
10 resist any attempt Of the Republic
can force TO take us 10 London or any
other place"
II fully concur with Speaker Trim
be," said President Carter OF the sem
ate. we will not be arrested. This Is
the shortest way 10 put H. Both houses
will act jointly In this matter II any
attempt Of arrest is made and we ex-
pect the local authorities TO aid us IN
our efforts 10 protect our rights. We
will not go 10 London"
The Democratic leaders say nothing
more will be done by them In the mat
ter OF the peace negotiations. One
clause OF the agreement. they say. was
that things should remain In status quo
until next Monday and the Democrats
regard the proceedings before the fed
eral court al Cincinnati and Gov Tay-
ler's message 10 the London legislature
asking that warrants be sworn out for
the arrest OF absent members as de-
parture from the spirit OF the agree
ment."