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siIAUtlilLJ SUP Ni IN COU f. Two Iawyeis in the Oo,el CHHo Quarrel and Act as they Wero About to HI 1 nacia Othor. Canusing a ai'antle Amog the Audtiace. Frankfort, Ky., March 20.-The most thrilling ovent of the examining trial of Ropublican Secrotary of State. 4";lob Powers occurod this afternoon 'nortly after 3 o'clock, and for a fow minutes it lookod as if sorious troublo e could not be prevented. Col. George Donny, for the defendant, in an ar gument upon;the competency of a question, said: It in perfectly law ful for people to come here and to 1 como armned, I came here several times myself." He was referring to the crowd that was present at the mass meeting held in the State House yard just prior to Governor Gobel's assassina- 1 tion. Col. Campbell, for the prosecution, replied that he did not consider it lawful and was suprised to know that Mr. Donny had come here armed. Donny having made such statement and said that ho did not come armed. I Campbol insisted that he had made the statement. Both men were very much excited and spoke with vohorn ence, and, with arms shaking, comn monced to advance toward oneh other. The court room was crowded and the I audience evidently thought a fight was on, and made a mad rush for the i doors and windows, people falling I over each other in thier eforts to got t out of the room. Several policemen 1 and deputy sheriffs wore crying for order, and Judge Moore was bring ing his gavel down with torific force and urging the people to takk their seats. After five or ten minut s of the most exciting scones since th0 as. sassination quiet was restored. Col. Campbell then arose and apologized to Donny and to the court, Col. Denny replying in a very happy t speech. On an inspection of the record it I was found tht Col. Campdell had mis contruod Col. Denny's statement. Ex-Governor Brown, in a speech, asked the Court to adjourn and give t the people time to cool off, stating that it was only by the coolness of several officers and people around him that dozens of people wero not c killed. He further said that it was not that he feared any violence, but he only spoke for the protection of his client. County Attorney Polsgrovo object ed to adjourning, stating that it would be an admission that the Court wvas unable to protect the prisoner, and( insisted upon resuming the question-i ing of Golden.( Col. Denny agreed with Mr. Pols grove and the examination proceeded.r At the conclusion of the examina tion of Golden the Commonwealth rested its case. Golden as the prosecution's star witness, created great interest. When placed on the stand for cross-oxaimin ation he said he learned about two weeks ago that he would 1be arrested if he did not tell what ho knowv about the assassination, and that if he did tell the attorneys for the Common. wealth would try and save him from prosecution. Tbomas Cromwell, who swore out the warrant against Powers, was the first person he talked to about the assassination. Cromwell had been to the mountains and heard that he was r connected in some way with the murder, and sent for him. GoldenI told powers of his conversation with Cromwell, and told him (Powers) that he wanted to get away from the State House. He got a leave of abse'nco from Republican Assistant Adgt. Gen. Nixon and'left. He said ho could not remember that he ever heard Powers say that he intended to harm any one. Dick Combs, thex alleged assassin, was C brought to F"rankfort, ho said, by WVil- E! lianm Culton, one of the defendants. C Golden said he told Judge Flein irig, of Winchester, that he intended1 to ~tell all he knowv about the affair. Whil'e he wvas in Winchester lie said he was stopped by two mnon, Dr. Foster and William Steele, who grabbed him by the arms and cursed him for exposing the Republican 0 party. Gelden replied that he had r not exposed the 'arty. Governor g Brown asked hits. tie had not told S s the two men that he knew,nothiing r about the affair. Golden said lie e might have told that, ais he would h ave ti said1 anything they wanted him, to. Governor -Brown aked him if ho c made a habit of sayin~g anything a personi desired, to which the wit. 19 toss rosponded: "Not when I am or gnall tormis with them."' Gloldon was thou oeused for Ow inultesj, owVilng to i!!ttt'. " The wvitness, resuingllc, t lid thatl vhlion ho hoard, on his way to Louis illo with Powers, that (oyoruoi loebel had been shot, ho told 'ow trs wlhitt had happenedl, atid I'ower aiid thaLt it was at dirty sli1 am utrago. \hiei askcd al olt tlhi nan who was givon tho koy th norning itoebl)l was killed, (oldet aid ho- 1 did not kuow his namnoe, hul oulld recogllizro himl) anyvwhero. 1H aid le sa\v iii liro Sat.irday. sUs1'-CT READY TO SURimENDI)ERL. Corbin, Ky., Marci 20. --Capt tobert Noaks, for whoml it is re )ortedt a warrantIt has b,('oI is :u l harging comnplicity ill tho Goohe issassination, wr'-lis the( Oimnpal: o: his place, that. hlo is inl Norton, Va. Ittenling hiis diutlisoi as Con(tdIltor and roadv to ho arrestt'd wlouvie )ro1)or otlicers Cotmlo aftor him with i varrant. iFl:IlAI, INTPI:L1I:H:NcI:. Watshtington, Maurch 20(. -LIieuten tnt Governor Iarshall, of Kent uc(y vio has beonl iii the city for a(boit I voek in confereuco witi Repuliicar 'I eadortri tUlli;lllli, (11otiitllition ill tlha itate, left here tonight, presumal1y or hii hom)o. Diring the day .Ir darshall haid a coltferenco with At. orney General Griggs, it, is suritisoc egarditg teim (uestion of tho pos )ility of Federal inltoferonco in tlh! >tato. Mr. Griggs refised to sa1 mnything, about his ttalk with tib ..ioutlenanlt Governor further tiIan hut th ei r interviolw was inform al an muotliciatl. 3oars the lhe Kiad Ym llav Ahiay Ba u.lit signaWro OUr1iIE11N 1(AIn,WAY N W vO I (II ICK -' Since the reorganizatuion and con olidation of tho varions rail ways o ho South into one great corporatio -the Southorn il Iway Comlpany inder the adrirably condnetedt lan. gement of the I)ankiig houlso of j '. Morgan & Co., and I ho c'o1 'lluq uit )residency of ir. Sii inl h Sponcr, his trunk system has taken its plact s one of the greatest of thris country, L'ho ronarkablo industrial and tiator al dovelopnent of the South, toget h r with the dovoloped comforts of v tiinter sojourn there, have given tc L enormous passenger t iihe, whic"h 'oar by year increase:. To moot the Imands and to further the convem nfces of t ho publie, th(e conmpany hau (cently esMt aiiThCd ani u p towni otliC( *t No.118 Sn1roadwayv, wvher' the ironeral Eatstern Passuenger A'ent, Ir. A.~ S. Thweat011 t, is localted. TVhe 'flico has been1 handsomno]v and luax riouisly fit ted uip wvith every aIccom rlodationl for tho pait 1ons of the road n the transaction of businless, purch so of t ickets, oecuring of b)ert.hs, ec 'hese tichots may bo p)rocured h0 Juban, Mexico, California, or any ot het oint in the great South and West. io an old-timor of thirty years ago, ocalling tho discomforts of a trip' brough the Southern States, the np. o.dato luxury of travel over the touthern Rail way ined its connele ions is a gratifying surpriso.---Town 'opics, March 135, 1 000. "Natiloamlin N:amei a:i and Prp,. "TJhe Natijonah Magaz'ino"' of B3os on has a dalh, go and spirit, anid a~ ofreshing Ilavor of originality that olds tihe readers at tent ion to t he ist pag.e. It, is oneo of the few mtagaz aus that a pe'rson reads, rat her than lances t hrough and1 it isi Iaid asid( vhen the laiet page is tu rnod wit h in Dling of having indulgod in a liter rv feast. Iin '"Affairs at Washingt.,"' by3 00 MiLchell CJhaijppl, 0o.o catchu s ivid glimpses of the mnen and af I'.ire uponi which puiblic itorest i enterod1. "H-omno life in Porto Rico' ivos a pleasing view of a portion of uir niow insular p)o'sssions, anid is lust rated wit h the best collect ion of 'orto Rican viewmirer published. illt Jhn1 (ary igtt sl&innyane (Greenville N ews) It is reported that the Hon. John ary Evans i ow a resident of spar irburg~ and that he hat' come back to 1o State toe enter pulities again. It in 3por'ted alsoC that he, witl run for eon ros9 against. Stanyarnie Wilson and ex enatoor Joh1TIn wrence Mannling lrby. Pith these thro shiing ligthts in the 1oo for con1gr~ss the voters ofC that dIis 'let will have ai ;'lenty of fun duing~ to hot summer don.yr riy the way, wvhi we ar'o tal.king~ of )mgreisionail cand iate's, it would he torestinug t ki ow who is goeng Into to r'ace against the lion. "Jeoems" orIon, of this distict.. \Thnt i (Ito oo of Stkvaing i Mule? Ma;ried(,- Atl'lvw, Iek Ii e:hape,l, by 1} fcv. .1. -. -M ft10 t, S:abit h afternoon . arebt! 11, k1() .\!,". (' I;cb in-on and Till lbvoi (Chester lanltorn. I ov. J. S. M\inltt f t t )1iiithr of t Iio Associato {oforlil Il ('h11rrlh arel yot ho I1o:!rri(el tisi' I1 I-t o't -')a l ih aftrn11oon. Ti h ao il 'o the en1410 ee t Ii Ile l l iiter t 1i 1'i a(ftr proper warn1tingI ttllll ndO ob)ject. mnii is t o solemn il'.e) nllar irin O ''ofo ro a -i 'omll)('nt1 n)It11ub)r of credible wit- wvl nsses, on any lly of' t110 ynr, (ee>t 1o0 tg t ord's ;ay iel days of "til publ1. ic hlumiliattion .' 011(1o lill O ago it conu>le it) "ed tot ! re(v. ,}. Hood, of Newberry cOunty, t It K'ced elr !>re'tnch'r, bul)e)tt, 1(1 (0 o'e'c>: ono Salodsth nlighlt, to ho merridl. ie dh ee!ined to lo no n 2(1 L Cl (1(1 111 eC. i'li' l i lo.a the coul wohl!(I Wait int il af( r i kul' e'l'ck. They cons1enlt(ed to do no t1 l :(t ) t111 ertin thent M: r. hEood 111 broug ht ont s'veral coies o f tie b lb l -" )on;: In(l 'lil h y aill :,atng isatlnl, until 0' "'11i IlI o--1i~ 1V(L o el mlidn'ighlt wthe'n Mr. Ibru)l peorformlted it n'roemo'y an t y h11-1vo lived in b11>ily 'v ' Sie . A- h bl v1llo Me- si hli II He dl ('DI1 e :1JlitF . Ilt r1 Oh 11iarv"e," it s,''1lms, is c reatin a en:ation in NewheI,vrryv ats witll as of Wi1ln,ns (r as a et,Ionl buytv r". T1he, fol- .11 low.in11g wast rec(eivnd yest.nr(aay' by Oo if ouvr yo'nit is ps: p l TelegraphI'll 1y1"- Say. n11ister, .ouiCln know hi er 1 crnn tint; .'}prtlnlt's man? G tlt:nti (,n t nor-ner-1on't.,c kn:w hlim. 0:1, yoni til1 tile n)tln C lh with no heels on his hoe' ' "leg:raIph b ---e sI r.that 1 him. rent lernan W ll he is at Smnith's ) 01;(ngth 'p)l Oo .\l 1clgraph1 bo - u1t wh t 1 'lowed. Gvt;a-Ayhn wron:g?y 'T'tlt'traph hoy- -No, only cotton is just he in1. I must btrnt the wind. Ti G:entl1,nan--Thu'ltuu eratie,n: sold mny eoi tou t(( ioon. Tceh ,;ra; h boy- h boughrlt, it? T hO; boy\h. lIw; that man Carries 1 ; . fI bi o1'. -"Now try't Teolphon1, l :XChange in1 Winnsboro Nos ,trul tliraldl.1' Cuddle Doon.'A Th. CThis, swe t in t :lene little poem for th(e nur iL is by ' Stufatenai n" (Alex, aie r.n'derson ) in Contenlpo>rary Scot tish Verse." It is very pplar in Scot land.] The hairnie's etile i o t at nicht \'i'le licle 'tughlit 1to dinl; "Oh1 try and sleep, y;! w\aukrife roges, 'YI ur. lfIatler's Conint' in." e They never u. ed at wordi% [ .pea1k; t I tryv to 1;ie at r)(1oon, But ye I ap tht up an' cry, i twe n "Oh,d ~o hai rn rouddle doon !" I Ii a y s.. tee211i1 pn x the b ', .I Th ra.(speatil starts teta fa'.up I'rh, andlr feth thenil pIces drinh(a, The stopae the sou'..2rl2 .1 n ar \V'en (rew1tthe1 l10l11tthei alt('ey aut er ie whoitiutes gan,bee ab es Ahe misph,ci's i'l'theirTam'for'tricks "Oh haIirnlies, cuddle14 doon i" A'length'c they hea'r thei athrsll IiI;~i te,' ash1 te sted oIt Thaytui their'( face)1 s ithe wa il Whsile b Tin retlnd tl~ o tsore. "is nl a'lther was bee gudlIe?"s lie,ak And liutt fored ned hosel' thtco. h Wee(1 lo at bour e ainths,til lla An' as strai eah con.e D The bairnie cuddle doo Alays nich Wi'r mitheta' ert e Mgay Ire wo rlsabo Aye hispr, toug thi posbeh l:ichanl ii. (;rtrker, Ir., \ Io wt' I I.'1>w.! t o hu new.'l1 paIt.-r fratl"-rlli'y u is Stat, dii'iIl ti wei!, at Ii Sl i,i ta, in th e l'i.h ..' if !h i: i 1't st l 't, tu Iii !< l4:.t ;t 1: i\'t " ;;t't u tl lt l Y'1 oIi 'i ;htr'1 it l"tl1t" I n (I lt i t'. - thuy eal ao Io lngatline uuhe nio por lo1'inc"s with l;' h rothe' r. thl. fIwa: yrsI': i; 111 ' lhe(en 1ot;net, t;fl w'.tht It'l :;al I t s of N .wIr,:ti :. it'1l intinll i r-- oIl ' t lil i- itr ,['. ' I ij t ts an intlutrlious. wtrit"r, an!,i was ft. ':ith at i nu rl;-h l(! m nory iich i;I t hi i n111111 a tliralyi in tt1.h - al fihl. i i ini, 1 -.t. r'tiring (li po ) in wa in hart'mon 1'. With a pri aitml i';-h lifte , a ti hi e t h i- !am r.1 ! tl those whou 1 I- te . ' i' h!e qulal I Liti I l 2 li t:t' 1 t I !h 1i , I I t r : l I c s Ih Ith ;t i(1-i ,u'ed I ('har hactcl'. 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