Show MAD RUSH FOR DOORS I Spectators in Frankfort Court Pan cStri o ken I i j I i 1 LAWYERS BECOME EXCITED f Audience Tearing a Tragedy Fall Over Each Other in Wild Efforts to I Escape from Building Order Finally I nally Restored and Belligerent Attorneys At-torneys Apologize Witness Golden Concludes His Testimony in tho Powers HearingHIs Wife not Put on the Stand Sho is Unwilling I f Frankfort Ky March 2G The most thrilling event of tho t oximlmitlon of Republican Secretary of Stale Caleb Powers occurred this afternoon shortly after 3 l oclock and for a few sIt s-It looked as if serious trouble could not be prevented Judge George Denny for the defendant In I an argument upon the competency of a question said It I Is perfectly lawful I for people lo come here and to come armed I came here armed several times myself He was referring to the crowd that was present pres-ent at the mass meeting hold In the t State house yard just prior to Gov Gocbels assassination Col Campbell for the prosecution replied that he did not consider It law ful and was 8urpll led lo know that Air Denny had come here armed Denny denied having made such a statement and said that he did not come rmtd Campbell Insisted that he made the statement Both men were I very much excllcd and spoke with ve hemence and with arms shaking commenced com-menced to advance toward each other MADE A WILD RUSH The courtroom was crowded and the audience eldcnlly thought t a fight was Oil and made a mad rush for the t doors and windows people falling oer each other In their wild efforts to gel out of the room Several I policemen and dep lIly sheriffs were crying for order I and Judge Moore was bringing his l gavel 1 down with terrific force and urging Un people to take their i seats After I five or ten minutes of the most exciting scenes since the assassination quiet vas restored BOTH APOLOGIZED Just as soon as the room began to grou orderly exGov Brown one of I the attorneys for the defense whispered to Col Campbell who promptly arose and apologized to Denny and to the court Judge Denny replying in a very happy speech On an Inspection of the I record It I was found that t Col Campbell I had misconstrued Judge Dennys stale merit At the conclusion of the examination of Golden the commonwealth rested its case It was stated last night that Mrs Golden would also be introduced as a i ltness but she was not put on the stand It I Is staled that she Is an unwilling witness The attorneys for the defense asked for an adjournment of court at 1 1 oclock for the purpose of conference with the defendant as to the witnesses that will be placed on the stand In his behalf tomorrow The court adjourned for this purpose GOLDEN CROSSEXAMINED r When court convened at 1 oclock and Golden was Immediately placed on the r stand and the crossexamination icbm mencid with exGov Brown Interro gating the witnesjj Golden said ho learned about two week Ago that he would be arrested If I he did not tell what he knev about the assassination and If I he did the attorneys for the com monwealth would try to save him from prosecution Thomas B Cromwell u ho swore out the varrant against Powers was the llrst person ho talked to about the hssasslnatlon Cromwell had been to I the mountains and heard that he was connected in some way with the murder and Bent for him GoMep told Powers of his conversation with Crom well and that he wanted to get awny from the State house He got a leave of absence from Republican Assistant AdJtGen Jores and lelt Golden said he told Judge Fleming of Winchester that he Intended to loll all he knew about the affair While he was in Winchester he said he AVas slopped by two men Dr Foster and William Steele who grabbed him by the arms and cursed him for exposing the Republican part Golden replied that he had not exposed the party Gov Brown asked him If he had not told the Iwo men that ho kncAv nothing about the affair Golden said he might have told them thai as he would have said anything they Avanted him to Gov 13roAVn asked him If he made a habit of saying anything a person de sired him to to whIch the Avftness replied re-plied Not when I am on equal terms with him himWITNESS WITNESS AGAIN ILL Col Campbell for the prosecution objected to the way Coy Brown was questioning the vllness While the question was being argued Golden asked to be excused for a few minutes as he said he was growing Avcak and was taken out of the courtroom by a deputy sheriff v Golden resumed testifying a little af leI 2 i oclock He could not remember that he ever heard Powers say that he Intended to harm anyone Dick Coombs the alleged assassin was brought to Frankfort he said by William Culton one of the defendants Culton told him tht he had brought Coombs down The vines said that when he heard on his way to Louisville with Powers that Coy Goo cl had been shot and told Powers Ahat had happened and Powers said thai it was a dirty shame and outrage When asked about the man who was given the key I the morning Goebcl was killed Golden said he did not know his name but could recognize him any where He said he saw him here Sal Utylay and Gov Brown asked him to get up and sec If he was in the room Golden vcrutlnlzcd the large crowd but said ho did not see him When Golden finished his testimony the prosecution rested The defense asked for time lo consult AVllh the de fendants and court adjourned until 1 l oclock tomorrow morning BARRED FROM COURTROOM Judge Moore will Issue an order tomorrow to-morrow the effect of which Avlll be to bar everybody from the courtroom except ex-cept the attorneys court olllcers and newspaper men This action Is to be taken on account of the high tension of I public excitement which resulted In the stampede In the courthouse during tin1 I CampbellDenny colloquy thin afternoon after-noon |