The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1900, Page 1

PRICE ONE CENT. DOCTORS SAY THAT GOEBEL CA WINS | THE QUEEN SAYS: IN PERSIA. €¢ | Guarantees a Loan Se- cured by Customs Receipts. ST PRTERSBURG, Jan. W—It we Mcially announced that the Gov- ernment, at the request of the Govern- ment of Persia, and in view of the good * pelations between the two governments, has authorized the Loan Bank of Persia to take up the loan of 2,500,000 roubies, about to be jasued In Persia, under the , designation of the “Five Per Cent. Per- sian Gold Loan of 1900." The Loan Bank, therefore, has con- tracted to take up the loan, which i repayable In seventy-five years, guar- ranteed by all the Persian custome re- ceipts, except (he revenues of the Cus- tom-House of Persia aud the Custom: Houses of the Persian Gulf. Im the event of a delay in the pay- ments the Loan Bank will have tne right to control the Custom-Howses. Persia undertakes to redeem all former * foreign obligations of the new loan ana not to contract amy other foreign joan until the new loan |s paid off without the conseut of the Loan Bank. Rossin guarantces the bonds of the Persian loan LONDON, Jun. 13—The terms of the Persian Joan made public here. to-day are regarded as a damaging blow to British prestige ‘n the Eest. — — FRANCE’S BIG PLANS. e pmoce tar en eet Const Defenve. PARIS. Jan. 2%—The Governmen: Navy bill asks for 476,000,000 francs for baitle-ships, twenty-nine torpedo-boat destroyers, 112 torpedo-boais and twenty-six submarine boats. It also asks for 149,000,009 france to de- fend the coasts, Including 38,000,000 france for the defense of Biserta the French aval stronghold on the coast of Tunis. Another bill provides for the estad- lusament of independent cable communi. cation between France and her colonies, bring the jotal expense up to 990,000,em france, —_— WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for the thirty-six hours end- ing at § P. M. Wednesday for New York City and vicinity: Rising tempera- ture and snow to-night; mow Wednes- forenoon, followed Ww the temperature for the’ morning _ hour’, as indicated oy the thermometer at Perry's pharmacy FAM EAM, 9 AM, rare —— Tee |at the reasdemoling of Parliament two: Africa when Inst 1 addressed Rix AY, “JANUARY 30, 1900, lop.™ ae ™ _| TROOPS IN FRAN y VARY 99! PREPARED £° MUST GOON) 7 sii ADVANCING ON THE TRANSVAAL. POLICEMAN S! Ost — Jan. 19.—"Only one order will be given. Jan. 25.—Gen. Buller ADVANCING! It will be: ADVANCE!” | LONDON, Jan. 30, 7.02 P. M—A despatch has been received from| Live Lord Roberts, dated to-day, saying there is no change in the situation in South Africa, The War Office was fiercely scored in’the debate on the Queen's speech in Parliament to-day. The Government was urged to strengthen the nation's defenses in view of international relations. FT Rit i fH 3] : Buller was defended in the Commons and the Liberal leader in the Lords|reeepedes wien sevetion one rom Natal it is that er's army di retreat. n, Lyt-!sm of =F o teton holds Wis fot position parte d the Tugela. Se ccle ay seat regret elly-Kenney occu a strategic point, made a junction with tem bee set somes seers French and Gatacre and has made ready for Lord Roberts's advance on the|timerv. _—eny Free State. GRIEVED AT LOSSES. MUST CONQUER BOERS. LONDON, Jan. .—The Queen's speech | which had recently been broken in Bout * friendly. you, has, “0m vecteting the imvaston of my diay as an follows: Unbapplly not been restored, but, other- Seeth African cotentes by “My Lorde and Gentiomen: The peace | wise, my relations wich einer states are SOSH Atvions Reputite and . é ; - . “¢ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ a LE OUTER TOT (Opecia! to The Brentag World.) FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 30. —Late this afternoon? Goebel's condition is worse, and grave fears are enter- tea ae il et ae a ’ himself , . Labrwoccnone pr | Nemo agg og his speach. Sh ne. ficulty, he said to those pres-|* CXTRA Arun | ' UL, pel ive! ‘ CITY IN A PRENZY. ‘ ent: hs must live! | will ar not die! created in tho town, emt within tem As the afternoon progressed | mixvtes after Mr, Geahel ned teen oes) 3 he sank rapidly and a rumor the dren ery gatene eae g gained currency that he was} a guard was instestty throws " désd. His condition is most to malas from whieh the chats here, and sad It is now certain that the| "a tore ot mee: ases tte totus, ES - vais otf Shots were fired:from a win-|"s cmt "set > Salman Se dow in the Executive Build-| ane no. one. j 1 of-stioot4 image LEGISLATURE I peo The Governor has ordered} 7 svart wes retested, ent adaes: the entire State guard Of om" cessu, toon sean of three regiments to Frankfort. hott the oat ot fntieg dhe men There is likely to be a fight.|"™ vreet} Five thousand bye i] = on wr : in| will arrive from the coun “Teay have semnninated Somater Ge oval toonight. Beckham, who ran{*" "st tetet me oe tomeetee srolfor Lieutenant-Governor, i|ter ine snow rang.out. Y The members rushed poll math over "\put in Goebel’s place if the pepe Agata tage se. latter dies. RIOT NEAR AT HAND: The Legislature may move } to Covington and declare " “*|Goebel Governor if he lives. BOW GORBEL WAS SHOT. thr Dollet Pierced Mic Breast While Walkiag to the tenate—One Aveest Made. FRANKFORT, Ky., Jan. 90.—Will- iam P. Goebel, the Democratic candi- date for Gorernor, who was defeated by Taylor, wes shot and seriously wounded at 11.10 o'clock this morn- “7 being guarded. He will be nin House yard ond it leokel as fe GB would result. ; Cooler heads advised the surrounding of the balling from which the GaelD come, and in lenp then three ainute® Afty special police surrounded it end o detalii degen s search of the interior for the assassin. Ex-Mayor Ira Julian was early on BO scene, advising the crowd to Gleperms. “Lat the dleod be on the heads of the assassins. They have openly boasted for months that Senator Goedel weuld never be Governor of the State. Ther siways intended to prevent it im thie” way z — | tone until they have brought thie otrug- gle for the maintenance of the empife|ing He may die. $ a " aed the of its supremacy in “Lat us have no rioting; if we de, (ey : Bacth Africa fo a wieterious conciosion.| Mr. Goebel was walking up the)” 4 1, rush in che Federal f “~A has been concluded With! sidewalk leading to the Senate chAM-| 1. one.” } ber when a man in the second story of the building immediately to the of | east of the Capitol fred upon bim. y| Five shots were fired, and Goedel fell to the ground seriously wounded. He was at once carried to the Capitol Hotel. NABBED ASSASSIN? Goebel is not fatally bert. The bullet struck him im the right side ‘and passed through hie body, coming ONE BULLET HIT. At 1.0 o'clock Goedel was taken: 00) his room at the Capitol Motel a @osen physicians made an of his wound. ‘The report is that but one of pullete struck Goebel, taking elfest the fight breast. Gen. McCherd there is « bare possibility of b Urey Woodson, Democratic Re 4s out below the shoulder blade. an] Pomeert * CURR 4 COLD 18 PNB DAT ESS a tee wae of ‘ '