The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 30, 1896, Page 1

& P are distracted with grief hid 80.——News has been % Nov. 30,—1 untoward ncokdent . city of the most hor- to the city Gov, Bradley Still Sick. \ “Ble adds: MBER 68 ER WEYLER, fork Again Slaying | !!o! ; this morning engaged ina row with and Children. W. H. Jord iver and shot Jordo through — | body, inflieting a mortal wound. "REMEDY FOR TYPHOID er receiving the weund Jordo suo- + | ceeded in cutting Holmes’ throat Child Burned tot Howling Green, Nov ear-old son of Dr, J.T this city, was burned night that he died this morning after several hours of jtertible agony The little one passed too nearthe fire in an open grate and before as- | sistance reached it its little body was literally burned to a crisp. ‘The par- at the will prove to have been robbed its terrors for the future A Double Murder. Mass., Nov. 30,—H. H. -—_ he A two- Rodgers of t so terr Inst TH) Anti-Toxine Found. A Wonderful Cure. LITTLE CHILD BURNED TO DEATH. Prible massacre of defenseless women h WF Weyler's men that has Occurred since the war began. ‘Three hundred women and children Killed in many instances, being first P utraed by the bratal soldiers and Wher slain. Details are meagre and hard to obtain. e ml a Lake Steamer B WEYLER’S SCHEME, South Haver, Md The steamer Kalamazoc near here last night Nov. 30,—Gov It is said that reports to the Lancaster, Ky., Bradley is still sick otwithstanding all contrary the governor is said to be engaged upon a me: to the | though he remains non-com as to any in’ tion with reference to an extra se were late mittal > wa entailing a los The survivors suffere before reach Will Base New Bank Notes on the Value of Silver. “. London, Nov. 30.—The Correspondent in Havana Jength upon Capt. ¢ failure to cope with the | of two lives }greatly in open boats \s 1 dwells at Weyler's rebell GOV. BRADLEY Knows Nothing of the Extra 5; 44Jt is said that the present issue of sioa and Is Not a Candi- Wank notes isto be withdrawn and a numbered issue based on the valur ver is to be substituted for & 0,000 intended for the payment froops. As there is no metalli Jt is safe to predi notes will soon fall nal value.’ The Ti editorial | ‘on the above | “The gloomP outlook in Cuba mokes ft impo exclude th possibility of » kind of United | States intervention | Presented to Judge Moss at@ The Intendant has dictated rules field. to th house employes de- | sig ation of | any kind toba yoy port in the provinces of Matan Santa Clara, Puerte Prit Santia deCu Prominent © Rio affirm that ation is desperate. Hi * say are half naked and are to wander continually wi : Phey are badly nourished, | eyed the white in his command have} Louisvil consumption Maceo's encamp I ments are i to be hospit Many of the neg alleged. | wa are pale and thin and fever,lysentery |; and ‘oeall pox are causing great t tality. Maceo’s men are reported t tf date. Nov ast. 1 knew f Ky interview here | Bradley ih Lexing that these and that he was | United States sen BIG PETITIONG, “® vais nomi, custom to prevent the export of leat tol fr Hundred Ind zens After Stone's Sc . Stone and many how ail keeping. 00 names ga wrted & a condition of g exon enthusiasm is dyi likely that pect of Gen. W causing dismay as to the the inhabitants to the ¢ *s murmur and the he f tory are turned into the certainty complete destruction of the for These merchants add that Weyler is expected to deal blow to the revolution in I" Rio by the end of the year with and intelligent direction Several well-known tos | ers ave dypamited a military tran) yyy, running along the trocha fron: Ju »| ened Behr gian ay, to Moron, in the western par Puerto Principe. Several cars den Wealth, The insurgents tacked an iron-plated car \ > Pens a was the train’s escort of tw men and offtcers, includi and an official of the railre armored engine was sent in of the column. Col, Armin riving upon the scene, the in retreated; leavi i off their wounded escort of the train we jin a day or two wi Vive | time dihesi at the | HARD LUCK STORY. | Matilda Smith Claims She “Hoodooed.” Emery Promised to Pin were smashed. swore ou red peo: - He carries Phe 1 differe teet! t kind, in the we mon eft for | rattle « soldiers oc A telegra eight killed. wounded approached 1 to find t sed t ot Iq h lineman wa busine» man aud promise her father is the small Her father’s Washington formerly being Chris Metzker, the supposed to have but it could never acl it would box sup} have Pi ‘To Fortily Pensacola. Sig Per Fla., Nov rumored in military circles that troops of the First Artillery, stationed at various is on Gulf and Atlantic coasts, are concentrated here for the modern heavy guns n be in position on Santa Rosa} O,—1t i the now the be with neoia ame was Groen and he died flye years in the employ of utehe He eft considerable be found He told to two is to practice money which will Kmery agreed to fi the woman that he bury her money jn a and then the bid would be revealed to him and he cut the holes it. He then gaye her a litt dust to “keep off evil spt \ got in addition to the $33, 9 4 and White's overcoat Emery also told her that and that he police 80 have Island ‘The selection of a site for battery leaves no doubt in the minds of military men that Per to be heavily fortified as raj sible, a as the troops tice in the handling ¢ guns, this harbor is deer tary men to be the best thi selected for the purpose They * would have the open Gulf for tar get practice, and at least one thons- re men can be comfortably quar tered at Fort Barrancas and the navy yard. with another] holes in it acola is ily as pos need prac the modern dl by could be cured the mili he was police proof could get by and that Sanders simply had but al juitted by So be similar away from ali tl | waving his hand he | be Judge ways contrived to the woman n before get a with hot hoodooing stuffed the stories and since, Jt 1s likely that Emery is out of reach of tho offjcers, He a practive of prey Millinery Store Burned, Madisonville, Ky., Nov. 30.—¥F discovered early this morning troyed Murphy's millinery Hardman’s photograph gallery and ng’s babery, entailing @ loss of $5,000, The circumstances leave little room to doubt the fire was of in cendiary origin she has seen him ire} is said to have long made ing in the perstition and jgnorance of some of the colored people. ELEVEN ABOVE, The Coded Night of the Autumn “at Medical Discovery. Thus Par. Washington, Nov A ¢ ery has been ms male here throu periments with the gt m of which has created a great in the medical world, An ant fne enitivated from the typhus g has been found a specific and radical | the 1ce wagons were out, pure for typhoid fever It is now’ been a slight moderation during Pedieved the much dreaded malady day, freezer and after few people ex street, Th y's thermometer marked 11 but still There has the Last night was a thing froze typhus! rdiehed home tir} fe tox-|N run! dee 10 Every- goers ult be morning eburch Ait on the above at 5 o'clock, ot Holmes drew a re- Was u CONGRESS, mes, while drinking in @ saloon! Phe Work Before It at the Com- ing Session. THE CALENDAR WELL FILLED. Some of the Ln To Bef WAR CLAIMANTS AGGRESSIVE. Washington, Nov, 29 probable that the house ing session of congress, a week from tomorrow, of much of the proposed which incambers it It is no at the vom: legislation calendar, 1s usually accomplished at the the passs regular supply bills. session beyond of the pedition of busine’ a great deal uestion of legislation al revenues for the lepend on the senate, the | sent the a year § , can accomplish brief time. The tor government to whieh | Dingley bill Should it be é or be deemed inexpedient te measure through the to in a ly that sen ibility the ysal increase litionai tax may on tangible if so, su ation must h of ex the several calc 1465 hills ‘ommittees, a will in ure ¢ lars 1 the ist be necessarily private bills (of ) but there are lar on the public dar nh many bi res} with most press har Pacific 1 e bond: have e attention of at bill, of which wers, of Virginia, is the au i shortly before the Everything ¢ interested {nit The friends thor, st session e by thot “Ted that g every ener ill reported h provides for " guarantee ates $100,000,000 r the construction of the wh of the « man act and re the itted at Le per pe has | t j of much cr postoffice departr the advantage taken of the for the 1 pa ot law in va- rious ways trans: books an pressed pen privileged rey Among the Wad bureau ther 1 for the cree of animal industry I the regt sworth bi inspection of meat a 1 bill, the Chicker i i ertaining the feasibil ity and « ship canal from the rtant public land bills for the admission of the territories, and others of interest. to particular especial PHOTOGRAPHER PULLED, M. Le. Riley Warré Forenoon, ted Hester Crat lored, swore the forenoon |} yainst M. L street photograph sling fore Riley gallery language to- a warrant Judge Sanders Phird for using iw wards ber She alleges that the had derstanding tographs the man 4 misun in regard to some phi had paid for. She with saying that t anything urges him she anyhow; she wash but an old mutton ead The indiscreet wards photoggaphier after ul butthts did not pacify the Hester, The will come up tomprrow, inate NO’ went TAIN How Men Will Be on, Many Mis not known for certain exactly how many men will be laid off at the Illinois Central shops today Tonight the list will likely be com- plete, An ollie ing what the number would plicd that it would not be thirty-four, avd that it be, re. | more asures | the which begins can dispose Little Still the house, with its instrumentalities for the ex- addition- will Most of them] Laid ial, when asked this morn- PADUCAH, KENTUOKY, MP\ DAY, NOVEMBER °0, 1896. 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