The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 27, 1896, Page 1

9,000 KILLED. Spaniards Kntrapped by Maceo and Slaughtered by Hundreds. sult of the presidential election in the United Stat November 1¢ the lacific mail stes , the City Pekin, arrived there from Yokohama. There was great rejoicing over Me- Kinley'selection. A big jollification Was held in Honolulu in the evening. NO CHA STURS ¢ IN The State yassing Board Co pletes Its Work at Prank- fort. Frankfort, Ky., Nov —The state canvassing board met here to- day to canvass the vote of the recent election, The canvass resulted in no WEYLER EXPECTING AN ATTACK, Fortificatio of Strengthen Ravana in pectation of changeof the vote already announced Gomez and Mac McKinley's majority is 281 The certificates will be issued this after- noon, The silverites, represented by Hon. Jas. D. Black and Hon, C, W. Metcalfe, filed a contest against eleven Kepublican electors. S$. H Kash is the only Republican not con- tested, The contest will amount to nothing. WUMEROUS DISPATCHES OF INTEREST, Jacksonville, Fia., Nov. 27.—Col. Jose Reyes, amp of General Maceo, wouuded and en route to New York for medical treatment and with dispatches to the Junta, passed through here yesterday. He says the fighting in the Rubi Hill portion of Pinar del Rio was the most sanguinaiy of the war. I claims that 2,000 of Weyler’s men were killed in two days aad twice as many wounded. Weyler went to the field with 4 000 men, in three columns, ove of 15,000 jer |i Mt, of 6,000 under Gen hague anda third of 10,000 under ¢ Munoz They found Maceo entrenched a crescent-shaped range of hills. Wher: at the foot of the hills the} Spaniovds were met with a withering fire that out gaps in their ranks. shot from bebind] Killed at & Dance. Shorpsburg, Ky., 27.—This town was the scene of a most bratal murder last night. City Marshal Sharp shot aod instantly killed « young man named Tom Gibbons at a Thanksgiving nee at 3 The murder was entirely un- provoked. Sharp had been drink- ing. After shooting Gibbons the murderer fled and has not yet been captured ov Gibb home. IM one Cleveland a Poor Man Washington, v. 97. —The losest friends of Mr Cleveland hose in position to know whereof y speak, say he will the White House a poor baving saved Iie or noting lary, and ha quired from t leave man, of bis nothing eee nee other sources during his oficial life rocks and trees and gradually gave ‘ Cs ife way before the Spaniards, who, en- Found Hanging. hat they thought to be] Lexington, Ky eieeP ik couraged by a victory, pursued them McClusky, of Maysvi nt. Suddenly a deafesing explosion] ly escaped from the hospital here rent the air and a scene follc xl) was this morving found hanging in somewhat like the mive horror at) an out house belonging to the ceme- Potersburg during the civil war. |tery. He bad apparently been dead Horses and men were blown high in| some hours the air and fell to earth dead and}. _ mangled, Maceo then let loose bis|O'fer White's Murderer Jaited. dypamite guus and more havoc was) Owensboro, Ky., Nov tereacht murderer of Oflicer. White was last In the mine exple Reyes | Dight brought to this city and quiet'y ays Weyler lost wd and |J#iled. There is no fear of mob vio- 300 more i « 1.600 | lence uoless the trial should be un- wounded. Next day Maceo, know-|' rly delayed ing of th Tacgapalegie i eed "| wit Eaforce Civits ke, tion, There he was attacked by the Ma “ ~ oe tee abe —It ae tee be vena ue: ven trom |Mt- McKinley that be will insist on roundly thras! od get mgr . the field, losing 800 meo killed, be a r hee . re a ot ae ast no attempt to place Republicans in Sevend, Mir, 91.—Cepiale se. | mee Somtraty 00 law eral Weyler is working night and) On Trial Counterfeiting day increasing the fortifications Of} . 1adignapolis, Ind., Nov. 27 the city, The city isin a perfect] Dorey Suilivanya tettuchway feo panic and rumors of al! kinds are fly-| gigi here in the United States. court ing about, An atiack from the] ¢or coauierfeiiing. He 1s defended cxabived forces of Generals Maceo|by Judge Dulaney and Clarence Mc and Gomez is expected inly be-| Etro: silile. ‘The siidenel: fore Sunday. ar as heard, is exceedingly dam- CUBANS MUCH ELATED, ~ |*sing 10 the defendant, a is Cold Waye Tonight. Weyler Disgusted with Maceo’*} 1 uisville, Nov. 27.—Look out Method of Warlare. for a cold wave in Western Ken- Jacksouville, Fla., Nov. 27.—The |tucky tonight, A storm is sweep- are elated over news| ing down from the Northwest another of Maceo's Cubans here 1 brought over by ty, « lieutenant iu his army, who i. earns with sealed dispatches to the HIS WIFE WARRANTED. Junta in New York ‘ y" : gw this officer Maceo intents co-operating with Gomez 800| Chas, Fredley and His Wife Both in an attack on Havana direct He says Weyler lost many men in bis va- rious skirmishes with Maceo's men, and that the Spanish captain gene was disgusted with Maceo’s methods of fighting, and it was rumored in Ma- ceo’s camp before he left that Weyler ana soon, alleg- in Trouble. would retire to Ha ae pea ee e case against Chas. Fredley, Kg, fet ib wes. t'ino Bos and ud-) oe Duck's Nest’? near the conflu- healthy to fight now, Ne ence of the Obio and ‘Tennessee riv- mas he would do up Mace ceo kept Weyler stirred up all the while by incessant guerrilla a’ tacks ) Weyler had pur- who is charged with steaing corn and turnips, was called in Judge Sanders’ court this morning and con- and ambuscades. tinued until tomorrow quad Tie costomary, - th ‘ sth by Mr] ‘The defendant is charged with ing pacificos on all occasions. it) stealing corn aud turnips from one time be sbok «tly of five, two] eros, on. the ‘Tenneaoee Is girls, simply because some 0! ppposite the dd sine va men had passed through Inna oF ” Ager Aa ih Leo bgp their plantat Bt oy Bi eg ‘efendant ia the warrant, but their knowledge sailed on many occasions, and some of the atrocities were so outrageous thet even tho Spanish soldiers re- yolted, and scores deserted to M ceo’s standard, saying they were 1 children not been arrested Judge Sanders stated that if the corn taken from the stalk it was not theft, as it was not unlawful to gather it in this wapZvom a freehold, It is understood that Fredley stole fired of Billing women fi! the cereal from both the stalk and ae a " dl, selling it to grocers and reppin: ground, selling g BLOUs ay BIG Vothers in the city. ~ Mrs, Fredley was afterwards ar- With] rested by Oficer Jones and recog- nized for her appearance, PILE DRIVER QU Dynamite Creates Havoc Weyler's Adyance. Jacksonville, ; 2 a From one of Maceo’s named Aristada, it is Maceo is more than holding hs own nar del Rio, Weyler makes no lieutenants, learned that The Gang Laid Off Until Jane y Ist. in move but it is known to the patriot) 60) Qoie W, Waggone b pown to the patric pt. Cole W. Waggoner, of the chiet, while Maceo keeps Weylet) ii ci. Central, who has had charge guessing about him. i ‘The Cuban commander is pursuing guerrilla tactics, worrying Weyler With feints and dashes, and keeping the Spanish troops constantly on the alert, John Lynn, 4 young man from is reported to be Leutenant of the Illinois Central pile driver since it was brought here to be used ‘on the new incline, was yesterday laid off, with his foree of workmen, until January 1st, This will not affect the construc- when of ir, 4 ‘hd ne down, ‘The front end of . M Field’s dry goods store was torn away. Several houses were unroofed WRATHFUL WINDS i. tu | were Inid low all along the path of the-storm, So far as heard from | no lives were lost, { | They Spare Paducah, Bat Touch Other Cities. WORST IN The Great Northwest Under Snow NO GREAT DAMAGE DONE. and lee, i Chicago, Nov. 27.—The worst Many Roofs Blown Off in Cities! blizzard in years is raging in the Northwest and the whole country is blockaded, Thousands of head of stock perished from cold, and many of the herdsmen have been frozen to death. Trains are stalled in the gre snow driftsand street cars pre block- of Surre ing Counties. have WIRES ALL DOWN—A FALSE REPORT, aded in the cities. é Idaho, Montana, the Fakotas and A severe wind and rain storm! Minnesota are buried under heavy swept over the city last night, but lid little damage, A strong gale snow and the blizzard in Montana 1 blew all day, but at night slightly ™%0Y- absted, aad ath a rhe slightly | “It is the most terrible storm for | a y and alight rain began to! many years, fall About 9:50 the elements got —— on @ rampage again and the rain fell DISTRUCTIVE CYCLONE. . in torrents, accompanied by lightning ante a and thasder. Sweeps Over Southern Texas I The gutters overflowed, and the With Oreat Damage. 8 treets were so flooded that passage was impossible in many pla Street crossings were floated aw and the thoroughfares were washed clean by the raging, sweeping tor- ents, The storm lasted for over an avd big damage is reported rom cities nearby. According to many who were out 1 the storm, and afterwards, there was never before such a copious rain- fallin so short a time in McCracken county Yester: 8 Waco, Texas, Nov. 27.—Late re- ports from the cyclone which yester- day passed near F county show that five persons were killed and hun- dreds of bh uses blown The cyclone was felt in three counties, but Fails suffered most. Mart P. O., about nineteen miles from the county seat, was the scene of the deaths and most of the distruction of property. TURNED UP SAFE. i t down. i y afternoon a telephone at Seventh and Washington was ken off short by the wind, but the ze Kuttawa |“ " A Photographer at ed a Was Missit aid Up. amage was soon re The Bos Early in the evening a message d was received by the crew of the trans: Supposed to Have Been Blown |, fer eke r Osburn oe = of an Into the River, But th approaching storm, and yemdoring it : . to remain on this side of river wee new ; with the 6:45 passenger train for St. and the Dakotas has caused death to} ¢ THE DICK Afternoon. LOOKED LIKE A WRECK, peount al City Today, The handsome steamer Dick Fow- ler, which plys between Paducah and ro, fared much worse in the storm han reported in another column. She left Paducah late yesterday morning, and when just above Mound | ity, Lil, preparing to make @ land- ng myout 2:10 o'clock yesterday fierayon, the wind struck her and layed havoc with her stage, smoke tack and rigging. The stage plank, boom and mast were splintered and blown overboard, he segreh light carried away as if it were a feather, and the chimneys were ent and loosened. The front rail- ng of the boiler deck was all blown and the elegant steamer looked she had run amuck in a sure ugh cyclone. not disabled, despite her sugh experience, and proceeded to ud and send the crew out after the st appurtenances. She continued her trip and reached airo without further damage, re- i:ning to Paducab this morning at o'clock to lay up for repairs. ll likely resume her ran tomorrow, she was as a large force of workmen was to- uy employed in repairing the ill- eated craft.» No boat went to Cairo nis forevoon. The damage will robably reach $250. THE Ose SE DISABLED. The big transfer steamer Osborne : Tt pa Lo tof pi t This morning @ report wes receiv- | did not have everything its way yes: he big bout hugged the shore for | oq he ¢ at a. pholoatabhe . 9 LR od | several houre and the craddles on the |°4.%4 Mecity that photographer /terday and last night, and suffered inclines on both this and the lines Katty ihe'river, rosbed ott reece Son aed ept river tale beta chained down to prevent of the house with his baby in bis]”” Whgn she started to cross the river heir being lifted off by the wind. |arms last nizht when the wind stztck |iast night, after remaining close to The Dick Fowler was unable t0/ the vil had not been seen or] : g count of the rrific wind, and was blown into the and slightly damaged. She not reach Paducah until 4 a leave Cairo on time on heard of since. The supposition was child had te that he and into the been i hore id his been blown ™. river and there is said to have over the railroad wires, also, and was current throughcut the city. yo Later, however, Williams turned tight at a neighbor's house, ‘. & St. L. passenger due at 8:30 lid not arrive for some time, the train having to stop often while the qhe $ of broke: engines bre for three hours, she was ized by the wind and turned around d around, the heavy sttain on the king a large iron Bolt on his shore 8ei " aed st , rs I: the cylinder. She was lad up the Trains Late Brent excitement. A report ive (BFealer part of the day receiving All the trains were late. The N.,|( the above was — talked’ | ros sing, MARKETS. (Rep oried Daily by Lacy Grain Company.) ad ek, timber and debris of various kinas. Lobe? gone when he, fi i won The Memphis train on the Illinois hat to fee the st wens x 9 22 a gpg Central, due st 18:55, did not arnve| “end bis child were uninjured. ! point 8136, closed until 215 o'clock, and the Louis-| Se ce at 814 b. ville train on the same road, due at May wheat opened at 8254 to morning. These delays were ocen-| and closed at 84%. November or sioned by fallen timber, washouts| cash wheat 90 cents. aud other results of the storm. Little) Nick Muller Gets on a Dang Dec. orn opened at 23.4, its dam was reported, however. ! point was 24, and closed {| ous Rampage. 4 sia bak tcohsiliet dad Oe ae | oats opened at 19%, its Nearly all the telegraph wires into ae 10) . she erty wore dows dno informa: |SRoots at Iice Miller and the iP DOLE whe UAC, Ae ehonee tion as to bar ms bable Lee of the Bullet Goes Through the J M we ork ned at $7.70 lamage could he cbteined. Coat of Another, and closed at $7.77 b. This morning tuey were working omewhat better, and at 8:10 a. m a section of train No. 122 left} A shooting the Broadway depot, on board of) day night about 9 o'clock near Ninth which was Trainmaster J. J. Flynn | and Washington streets, and Nich and the complete corps of raiiroad| yfuller, colored, was arrested by Ot! linemen, who went up the road to re- | cers Ullman and Senser on a charge pair the damaged wires, fray occurred Thurs- el ing. ‘According to some of the wit- nesses Muller was ia Phil Stepbon’s Damage at Kuttawa, At Kuttawa a house ; occupied by John Manning was blowa down, but no one was injured. Tbe big smoke| on uatkies, © He walked k of Ray Brothers’ will was blOW® | sgloon and said he could whip lown into the] 4. any At Eddyville. | ‘The Hlinois Central depot at Eddy- ille was unroofed by the hurricane, |had an altercath derringer and poked it in face. Miller's tc i x ’ but no one was burt. ‘The property| Kid Johnson, an I, C, brakeman, of the railroad company was badly | Was inside and when he saw there lamaged, however “ was going to be trouble ran outside | the door. While standing at the side a pistol shot rang out and the bullet’ went b his coat and pants on the left At Mayfield. ‘Phe roof was blown off Will Lan-| irum's business house at Mayfield, | throug side. As Muller ran out with the pistol and the smoke stack on the city elee- | tric and water plant was blown down, | So far as our informant could learn, he struck him, and Muller turned and this is the extent of the damage at| pointed the pistol at him, but he Mayfield knocked the weapon up and the other . -_ shot was spent in mid air At Fulton, Miller rau out with a brick and the snd of one house was] fight ended, | “Maller was presented in tl court and denied even having a pistol, The case was left open until two . — | o'clock, amd Rivers Suffers. ick Muller was tried at 2 0 At Grand Rivers the wind blew the | :his,afternoon for malicious shooting root off the large furnace building] aiq held to answer, He will also be oftice, warranted for perjury. At Dawson the fronts of Cojline' | nt saloon and Alexender’s clothing store | were blown out, Both stores are lo- cated near the railroad track, and could be plainly seen from the trains. | Atl o'clock this afternoon the wires had been restrung as far as St. Charles, Ky., but all wires were re The gab blown out at Fulton, but the name of | the occupant could not be learned. There was little damage done there. is f police | ¢ K. Bonds! Market, Between Second street and Broad way is headquarters for nice, fre salt water fish, red snapper, ete., for | nice cranberries at 25 to 50 ce a | gallon ; for Kalamazoo and California rhe B. Broadway this city, ) eincline, however, as ‘ > Memphia divi- Weyler’s path. A ne Wi opUME | mainder of the work will require #] Ail the wires of the Postal ‘Teles | of all kinds, bs) last week in the midst of yt, | month or more. graph company were down and man- 7 advance guard, killing oF wounding)” “ane task of rebuilding the old in-]ager Overstreet reported at noon that 4 thirty soldiers, This caused the] 10's. much more dificult than| the entire day would be required to aynn, the **Amer- Wanted a Continuang: cod Got Spaniards to fear icano dynamiter, his head. A price is set 09) 11 the old work has first to be torn away and replaced by the new m terial. The lay-off is supposed to be te reduce expenses. HAWAIIANS Celebrate Major Meninley's Elec- tion With Big Demonstra- nee Lecture at Metropolls. building a new one, as in the former get them in working order again, At Benton. Benton, Ky., Nov. 27.—The storm that passed through this seo tion last night was quite severe in the vicinity of Briensburg. A to- bacco barn belonging to D.A, Walk- One, Pete Bryan, of near C Tl, who was arrested nig) last on a charge of carrying & | was arraigned in Judge » court this forenoon and ash \ for a pr a Miss Belva Lockwood is down for|ér, {Which was filled with tobavon, | continuance, which was granted wutl 5 a lecture at Metropolig, tonight, but | was entirely wrecked, entailing loss | tomorrow, San Francisco, Nov. 27.—The| go far as can be learned none of the|of several hundred dollars on Mr.| Bryan was creating a lists hanes residents of Honolulu and the Hawal-' \orod,W. CO. T, U. members will go| Walker. A stock barn belonging to|on Court street when taken lle jan Islands were informed of the» ? Residence De. J. M. Mooney was also blown] custody, he 4 of malicious shooting without wound-} 41.4 closed at $7.59. saloon drinking with a number Off trustees, today filed deed to cony id } freight house property one there, and Bice Miller, colored, | street between Fifth and Sixth, to jon and he drew ) the Tlinois Central street, does the ned at $4.10-12 ard Janua doy anuary ribs opened at $3.85 and josed at $3.95 uary cotton opened at $7.58 nd closed at $7.66: December cotton opened at $7.51 Formal Conyeyance. Mr, George W. Park: and wife Short Line Trimble nee of the old Cairo on This is a mere rmality Bruce's studio, 112 South Third fluest work for the Call and see the n24ee heapest pecime NELSON SOULE AGENT FOR HUYLER’S than Slb Irders for lar jor christmas delivery must be placed yy Dee. 10th, per instructions ivel from Mr Huy ler this day, Halves and rec: ones, twos threes always in stock, GEORGE ROTH THE TAILOR, —Will wake you a— or Overcoat. 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