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cold weather will top The big sale of Alens 500
call wool suits worth 1000 will last until about the J
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We will offer 100 Mens ALL WOOL Casslmere Sack
Suits for 350 This change will come promptly at
c 7 oclock next Saturday morning and will last only
two or three days On the same date Feb 3 there
Willie a big lot of Mens and Boys Suits and OverJ
coats worth 1000 to 1500 sold at 7 50 Also oniJ
f same date Feb 3 a lot of hns and Boys Suits
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Frankfort ijy Feb ft I
one hour after the dots
Goebel Acting Gov Ji 4 s
ham was sworn in as m iJJ df
the State the oath beiri o dl
tered by S J ShaCkeUQtO j CI t
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the Court of Appeals < c
It had been determined tQ kg p I
secret the news of the tijkfy orXt > vJ
Goebel until Lieut QqvV Beckham
should have been formally jhdijcted
into office and the delay was made
greater by the inability of rI
McCormack to leave the bedroom
of Gov Goebel and makfe the proper
certificate of death UntiJ this had
been done the Democratic attotneys
were unwilling tit the oath of
office should be administered
The ceremonY took place iq a
small room on the same floor as
that in which Mr Goebel died and
but a few doors to the west of it
Gov Beckhams first official act
was to issue the following procla
mation
Tothe People of the Common
wealth Qf Kentucky
With ijto profoundest sorrow I
announce to the people of this Com
monwealth that the work of the as
sassin has ended in the death of
Gov William Goebel and that un
der the Constitution and the laws
upon notice of this deplorable evenf r
1 1 have qualified and assumed the
duties of Chief Executive of the
StateInYilliam
In William Goebel Kentucky has
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lost ohe of her greatest and noblest
sons Hhigh character for
courage manliness and honesty in
defense of the rights of the people
led to his destruction and while
yet in the vigor of his manhood he
vehas become a martyr to their cause
I enter upon the discharge of the
duties of this high office surrounded
I by conditions and circumstances
which would tax the wisdom of men
far stronger than I Knowing well
the trying difficulties that are
ahead of me and the dangers which
surround me have already com
ppassed the destruction of civil gov
ernment in the capital of the State
hereby solemnly warn and com
bland that poll violent characters
rind militia of the State now in
possession of this city and the pub
lic buildjQga do immediately dis
band lay dpwn their arms and reo
turn to their homes and occupa
tions Feeling most deeply the re
sponsibilities and difficulties of the
situation I invoke the aid and sup
port of all the law abicliiig and law
respecting Christian people of this
Commonwealth and I pron sa in a
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legal way if within the power ot
man to restore peace quiet and
protection to all individuals re
gardless of party or Station under
the Constitution vhtch I have s o
solemnly sworn tabay
Given under my hand at the city
of Frankfort this the 3d day of
February A D 111Qt
J C W BfcKji Governor
Collier Promptly Bounced
The first official actfpn of the
new Democratic GovarnOr was the
appointment of Gen 7ttp a Castle
man Adjutant General and his last
act as act ing Governort vy as an or
I der removing Adj Gen Ier and
Assist Adjt Gen Di kjtonY The I
order was as follows < 4
Gov Beckhnms Qrlleri
Executive Office State f1en
tucky Frankfort Ky + icb 3
19QO1he following ExeiaiV or
der is published for the formation
and guidance of all omcerMf
State of Kentucky Executly De
mrtmetit Frankfort Ky Feb 3I
1900It Executive Order No 1
1Daniel H Collier Adjutant
General and L K Dickson Assist I
ant Adjutant General are hereby
removed troth office to talee effect
immediately
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Kentuckys Mil Leader A
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Tell My FrlcrtJfc ee Brave dnd
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Fearless nn M yul to Elie i
Great C0gm People i
Frankfort IHjJlp 3flTcll
hiy friehds to b m pland f sarless
and loyal to the pftfsnrdbmnion peo
pleWith s
With this last rf f ring mMBagf
on his lips Williarn pfOebel Gov
ernor of Kentucky cltud at 645 p
m Saturday at Frarijifbrt From the
wound received Tuoiffly morning
Jan 30 at the hand < 4 h concealed
assassin Gov GoetilPs condition
early Saturday mormng seemed
encouraging but a turn forth e
worse soon set in and from that
time until the end he bank steadily
He was kept alive only by stimu
lants for several hours in the hope
that an absent brother might reach
his bedside before his death Ui s
brother Arthur and his sister were
the only ones with him at the last
moment His brother Justus Goe
bel arrived about half an hour af
ter his death
Thus early in his public career
was cut short the life of a itjites
man brave and true and with the
will and ability to have made the
greatest Chief Executive Kentuck y
has ever known
All Frankfort In Tears
After hours of anxious waiting
when the silent throng wiUh
out the chamber caught the first
whispered message Gov Goabul
is dead there was a sob another
the
message sped its way until all ftf
Frankfort was in tears Svput
men to whose eyes a tear was tit 1 Ii
nigh unknown wept for William
Gdebel and few were those ntjoiit
the chamber of death who sought to
lijda their grief
Judges of the highest courts leg
islators politicians guard who
had stood their faithful vntch
through sleepless days and nights
women whose gentle hands joinls
tered to the last wants of Utyjjocra
cys courageous leader cltiaena
high and low joined in this sad
chorus of grief its though their
all had gone with Goebel
A Martyrs Words
Yet there rang into the ears of
Continual on Fifth Paeej
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mains of Gov Wm Goebel will be
buried in Frdnkfort in the cemetery
overlooking the Kentucky River
where lie the remains of Daniel
Boone Vice President Richard
Johnson and several Kentucky
Governors eminent jurists and
soldiers
eoldieiHAlthough
Although the burial will take
place in Frankfort in accordance
with the wishes of the friends of the
dead man the funeral services will
be held in Covington his home
The remains will be taken to Cov
ington tomorrow on a special trains
which will leave here about 6 or 7
oclock The train will consist of
three cars one car for the casket
and the actual pallbearers A
private car will be furnished the
relatives of the dead man while a
sleeper will be furnished for the
members of the legislative commit
tee which has not yet been selected
Judges of the Court of Appeals and
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THE RflARTYRD GOVERNOR I
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HON WILLIAM GOEBEL
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other political friends
Lying In State
Tuesday morning the remains
will be conveyed to Odd Fellows
Hall in Covington and from 830 in
Sfthe niorning until 10 oclock in the
elevening will lie in state the hall
being kept open in the evening to
allow the working people an op
portunjty to view the remains
tThe funeral services will bees
tremejy simple in deference nom t
Daily to the wishes of Gov Goebel
tbut also of the members of his
family
familyWednesday
Wednesday morning the remains
will be brought back to Frankfort
and placed in the big bull room of
the Capitol Hotel yhera they will
lie in state all that day Some ap
prehension is felt of trouble on that
day as it is believedthat from 30
tiOQ to 50000 strangers will be in
the city to view the remains of the
Democratic leader and the bitter
feeling engenderd by his death may
result in a clash PreqavftlOnja are
being taken irrespective paijty to
prevent trouble and no serious out
IContitm t4 on Fifth FAge
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Takes Charge and Is organizingj
A New State Guard
Sent of Government Temporarily
Moved to Louisville to Avoid r
Further Assassinations r
Louisville Ky Feb 5This 1i
city is to tic the seat temporarily i
at least of the Dtmocrauc Mate
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government Coy Beckham and +
several of his chief advisers reachci i
here this morning Today the
Democratic members of the l ngia
lature will meet here and it is Rur
posed to make Louisville the head
quarters of the executive and itg
islativc branches of the Stat guy
ernment as long as the prcHencc of
troops keeps them from FranUfit
or until the present conflict ut au
thority in the State is settled
Gen Castleman the ne hap
pointed Adjutant General andL > c 1 A
leaders of prominence camt HJ yes
terday as well as a number ut the
Democratic members of the Legis 9
lature Newspaper men werecare y
fully excluded from these councils
and every effort was made to keep
the deliberations secret The piin
to have the Democratic members of
the Legislature meet here hud al
ready been well matured Prelim
nary steps in this direction had
been taken at the meetings of those
members held in the Capitol H < ael
at Frankfort since the State build
ings have been surroundec by no
diers rhe Democratic legislators
there adopted a concurrent resolu
tion for adjournment to LOUIs IIlC
and this fact was made known carry
in todays conference
The General took an active part
in the discussion of this phase ot
the plans and it is said ample ar
rangements were made to pro ect
the members of the Democratic ad
ministration from molestation by
Gov Taylors forces Whether jr
not this is to be done through or
ganization of another State Uiuud
has not been made clear °
No Quorum Present
4Louisville
plans were changed today and tic
Legislature did net try to iuct
here A dozen members met a m
Frankfort and adjourned tu k
burn McCreary and Woods n In
one side and Fairleigh Mai > luill
and Dan Lindsay are conferrm In
anattemp to briii b ral a e jc
ful solution
CASTLEMAN AT WORK
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Decides to Organize a Battalion of
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Militia at Once
Once
Louisville Jt Feb 5 Latf
last night it was decided by GeVf
Castleman to organixo a battaliu
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Iof what is to be known as the Fin V
Regiment J F Gregory was ap t
pointed Major and will be in com
mand of these troops The battal
citys
and the first steps to that end t cre
taken tonight The adjournmentr
of the Legislature from Frankfort
to Louisville the Democrats assert
was legal Under section 41 of the
1State Constitution they say the 38
General Assembly has the power x
with the consent of each house tof
meet at a place other than the one
tat which it is sitting
The Democratic legislators to
day have been busy keeping out
of the way to avoid being arrested
and taken to London About thirty
of them are in Cincinnati A few
living in the western part of the
State felt secure in gig to their
homes While vuite a number tire in
Louisville
yill Probated a
Tho will 01 Mrs RUbl Nr Cole
matt deceaiadt was probated y1 >
terday Sbtt bequeathed all of her
roperty tQ her daugbter tJennie
Coleman The latter was naqietl
us executrix without bond nii
she qualifier yesterdayc
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