The daily news. [volume] (Pensacola, Fla.) 1889-190?, 1900-02-09
TAYLOR HESITATESE
GOEBEL is AT REST
Governor Has hot Yet Signed
That Agreement.
FUNERAL 0FDEADLEADER

TO Pay Last lr butte OF krsprct
10 the M~mOry Of an Assassin's VIC
tim-N0 Disturbances
FRANKFORT. Ky, Feb. S.-Governor
Taylor announced this morning that he
had as yet taken no action regarding
che Louisville agreement and ND not
know whether be would do so tonight or
not He SAID that there were some
uhIngs that he desired 10 CONSIDER
further, and il would be some time be-
fore be made mp ais mind as TO the best
ching 10 do.
Augustus L Wilson Of Louisville,
who came down for the conference last
Eight, returned 70 his home this morn.
ing. Mr. Wilson was able 10 give no
information regarding the intentions Of
Governor Taylor, saying that the latter
had not slRuIfied MS intentions TO him
and he had NO means of knowing what
disposition would be made Of the matter.
Notwithstanding the delay In sign
ing the agreement, the opinion Is sun
general that with some notifications,
lt will be accepted IN the near future,
possibly by the end OF the week.
For the first time IN several DAYS, a
Democratic member OF the legislature
can be found IN the capital Word was
sent TO all OF them last night that all of
them that desired TO come 70 the city
for the purp0~e of attic 0Iug the funeral
service of Governor GOeuel would be IN
NO danger whatever from arrest by the
soldiers and being taken 10 London for
forced attendance on the session of the
rur mr. harr,rr HID
& great many OF them came back for
the funeral. but ih-v VIII leave as soon
Rs the mineral l. over. IN ,ess Governor
Taylor has signed the a -Teemeu by that
1ims-
Gurbri's Body 10 State.
Governor .ioebei's bod lay in state
al Of last night. with only lew guards
around the duor. and very few pc0p.e
passed through the parlOT after
o'clock. TINS morning the crowd was
even greater than that of yesterday.
AS early as 5 O'Clock VeoDle began 60
arrive from the country TOT the purpose
o. attending the funeral services, and
by Z there was stream OF them pour
ing thrC ugh the room IN winch the BODY
lay so great that the few policemen VINO
were on duty rad great difficulty IA
handling II
&c NAONA MG- we III lAA 10 " az II
great rapIdIty and Judging by the mum
Der that came early IN the morning II
was predicted there would be no less
than 10000 people present al the 70.
neral exercises.
The storm OF last night had entirely
disappeared TINS morning ana the
weather. which was Cark aud lowering
IN the early morning gave way L bril-
liant sunshine a; o'c.oc,,i.
BY 10 O'Clock the lobby % tie capitol
was a seethIng. w-i-gling Jam. through
which IL was almost ImDOSsIble for one
60 thread a passage. Large delegations
from all the neIEhbOrIug towns, with
great white badges proclaiming the
town aud county from when they came,
were everywhere. The trains FROM
Louisville brought an immense throng
OF people. and a. soon as they were of
the cars they maze a rush for the parlOr
IN which the BODY .ay.
FLOWERS on E.V.rv Hand.
On the whole, fair order was kept bv
the crowd. but every few minutes there
would be jam. caused generally bv a
woman or TWO, desIrOus OF examining
the flower pieces. anu then there would
be a JSngie that required a minute II
two 10 stralghten out befare the crowd
GU "a lAANiNG NAA H. III llall IN the ROOM
All during the morning the great fora.
pieces kept UOmlrE unul II was impos-
sible 20 place rnem IA Ihs room IN sucn
shape THAT ell could he properly dis
PLAYED
The number o. v:eceS. and their elab-
crate nature Was wunder.ul L l. Very
doubtful N at any similar OcclSI.n Ia
this country they nave ever been >ur.
passed. Lnelr value must have been
many thousands OF dollars and ther-
was every firm Of device 6nown 10 me
florist that was suitable FOR funeral deco.
ratIons auG IN addition so many cut
blossoms that IL was at times difficult 10
pass through the room without knock
iug some OF them down.
A. a precautionary measure, Mayor
DehOuey asst night ordered rnaU ali -
looms IN the CITY be closed, and ;he or
der was repeated thIs morning and
rlgldlv enforced.
The prlnclual source Of troub'e was
expected wneu the funeral procession
marched past tne capitol grounds
Many men GA boln sides of the DoilrlCll
question were vI0lent.v opposed TO this
portion Of tbs program.
Formation of the Parade.
a; n O'Clock tire formation o. the
parade bean. Co Mapping s;ree5.
headed bv Platoon OF police. were
gathered the mem ber> @: the CITY cOuu-
eli. Oficla = and Grand Marshal Dawn
Murray. Win a dozen mounted aiCes.
On Seconl street were gathered nuuler-
OCs local >o.Ier.e, ana organizations.
Slizen> n tnoJ IN great numOerS, be
hind these carriages IN "A long row. and
last OF ali were gathered hundreds OF
men on nor--blcK
he para1e marched 10 Ann street.
aud ineu turned n TO pass the Cam.
toI hate. wnere me near>e and car
rlages containing the relatives OF the
dead governor We're waiting.
simple services had already been con
Quoted IN the parior OF the hotel Tne
ceremonies IN the cemetery proper were