Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-02-10

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. 10.--Governor
ment to-day. This comes from an au-
thoritative source.
From Louisville tame the Repu bllcan
attorney, David w. Fairleigh, and Judge
John w. Barr, both OF whom were mem
beers OF the Louisville conference ON the
Republican side. Immediately upon ar
rival, Mr.. hairleigh called upon Senator
Blackburn ut tine Capitol hotel, aud,
after few words with him, went, III
company with Judge Barr and General
Daniel Lindsay, to the office of Governor
Taylor. A conference was hAIG there.
Later, Sam j. Roberts, of Lexington,
internal revenue collector for this dis
trie6, came 20 Frankfort in response to
a telegram from Governor Taylor, and
was closeted with him for some time.
General Lindsay, Judge Barr, Attorney
Fairleigh and L. l.. Edelen later called
at the executive office and went into q
conference with Governor Taylor.
La the meantime Secretary Of State
Gable Powers, Attorney General Pratt
ana later AdjutanG General Collier
reached the governors Office and took
part in the deliberations. Governor
lay III anu OGll VI DldLG IGMGIS
later came out of the governors office
and held long whispered conversation
outside the door. Governor Taylor then
re-entered the room and Mr.. Powers left
the building.
"Tne governor will not sign the agree
menu," said Mr.. Powers, as he walked
out the door. Further than that. how
ever, he would say nothing.
Later, the conference came to a con-
cluslon. 1t was impossible to learn the
result OF the protracted debate. Every
one of those who took part III the con-
ference preserved q sph1nx-lik silence
III regard to what TRANSFERRED behind the
governors door, absolutely refusing to
discuss the matter III any way. From
the governors office, General Lindsay,
Judge Barr, Attorney tairleigh and Mr.
Edelen went at once to General Lind
says Office, where a brief conference
was held and the course of action to be
pursued discussed, and later, Judge
Barr and Attorney Fairleigh took the
train for Louisville.
Governor Taylor held long CONVEX
sation over the telephone with w. G..
7. Breckenridge at Lexington. Later
he repeated the assertion that he would
not take any action on the peace agree
ment for the present.
Late last night the situation was
somewhat changed. AdJutant General
Collier was again called into Governor
Taylor office aboat s O'Clock, and was
in consultation with him until d late
hour Last night, but would say nothing
as to what TRANSFERRED. From other and
authoritative sources, however, it was
learned chat a decision had finally been
reached, ana that the peace agreement
probably would receive the signature of
Governor Taylor inside OF "A hours
Two Democratic members OF the leg
islature paU Ill al appearance, the first
that have been seen in Frankfort since
the word was given nearly week ago
for all OF them to keep where they
could not be readily reached in case it
was determined by the Republicans to
arrest them and take them to London.
They We're Representative Weather
ford ana Egbert. 1t was stated that a
guard Of soldiers had been sent to all
trains TO catch such members as might
determine TO come to town, but tAis
was denied stoutly by General Collier
and Colonel Williams.