The age-herald., 1900-10-16
THE MOTION FOR 4 CONTINUANCE
 IN THE YOUTSEY CASE OVERRULED
Now Celebrated Prisoner Brought Into Court on His Bed and
 the Trial Resumed.

Georgetown, Ky, October 15.-The Yout- sey trial was resumed today, although Youtsey was reported in the same condition as last week. His room door was 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 wifes name in a hollow, moaning voice and could be seen tossing on his bed.
 The feature of the day was the testimony of Arthur Goebel He told of going to the jail on the day Youtsey was arrested, and then said:
 'I put my left hand on Youtseys right shoulder and said: MT. Youtsey, Colonel Campbell has just returned and told me what you have said to him, and l have come over to have you tell me what you have told him, to tell me whether 1t Is true and to ask you a few other questions.'
 MT Youtsey said; Yes, Mr. Goebel, what I have told Colonel Campbell is true.'
 q then said to Youtsey: Now, I would like to have you tell me about getting the key on Monday morning from Powers, and about Dick Combs, and about going to see Taylor. and also about going to see Taylor on Tuesday morning, and where you got the cartridges
 'Youtaey proceeded and said: Just as I told Colonel Campbell, I had a talk with Dick Combs on Monday morning, and he told me that he was ready to do the shoot ing, and went to Caleb Powers for the key to his office, and he told me to go to John Powers. I went to John Powers and John PWers gave me the key. I went to Cover nor Taylor and told him that Dick Combs was ready to do the shooting. Governor Taylor said: You ought not to come to see me about this. I have been expecting this to be done for some time, but I object to having negro do it. It is too important a piece of work Combs may be a spy and he may betray us''
 "Youtsey hesitated, and I said: Very well, what did you do next? Youtsey said: I left Governor Taylor and on Tuesday morning I went back to Governor Taylor l said to him: The man to do the shoot ing is now here.'
 nian Who Did the Shooting
 q interrupted Youtsey there and said: You have told Colonel Campbell the name Of that man and that is one reason why l came over here to see you. Now if you know that much, you can also give me the name of the man. and MT Youtsey said.
 " Well, told him Jim Howard was here; that I thought he got here Monday night.
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 "Youtsey said Governor Taylor walked up and down the floor and said:
 " 'Youtsey, what do you think? If Goebel is killed, do you think I could hold my officer He discussed that matter talking to me back and forth and I said to him l thought if Goebel were put out of the way that the contest would be settled and that he could hold his office. Finally said to him: Tt is up to you to decide now finally whether it is to be done or not and after some more hesitation, Yout- sey stated that Taylor said finally: Well. tell them to go ahead If necessary I can send the man to the mountains with a squad of soldiers
 "I said: Did he say anything about par doning him.? and Youtsey said: Yes that is so He said If 1t is necessary I can pardon him and he will be safe enough
 "Youtsey then stopped and said What did you do then? You told Colonel Camp bell, as he told me- that you let certain people into Powers office.'
 "Youtsey said: Yes I then went back and reported. I told Berry Howard and Dick Combs and Jim Howard to go and be in the hall of the executive building and I then left I said: What did you do?'
 Youtsey said: T went and got the car tridges.'
 q said: Very well; go on.'
 "Youtsey said: When I went back Berry Howard and Dick Combs and Jim Howard