The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 12, 1896, Page 2

DAILY SU Vee already appéinted a represent THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. ative of his government who will in Babiished every afternoon, except | tow days come to Washington to Sunday, by a 7 COMPANY | encertain whether | *\MeKinley will enter into ree- —<—=|iprocity negotiations with Canada, | Prestoeer Premier Vick paesivens it is not probable that Wir Paros Seonersny| Laurier is connected with the new) Hor a Ferro®| movement for Canadian indepen. | 7 smith, &. Parley, Ji. /dence. But this movement, coming 3. 3) Dorian so soon after Laurier's election, shows how strong is the tendency of Canada to withdraw from Great Britain, The desire for actaal annex- ation to the United States is growing in Canada much faster than the peo- THE DAILY SUN THE WEEKLY SUN ple of this country appreciate, and it ‘ons, and will is not at all improbable that ina few taining on all potli years annexation will be a direct political issue in both countries. party S.A S — CORRESPONDENCE. MACHO'S EXAMPLE. Aspectal feature of the weekly edition of Spain is wild with excitement and Fe ee antch, hopes. & * peat | rejoicing over the reported death of ment, in which it nly epreaent . Mery locality withia the limis of 18 clFe | sew Maceo, But the Spaniards Re a le und 1 the Cubans if they ie little understand the Cubans 1 ney ING ‘ An bob be made known on | believe that the death of their leader ona will end the revolution. Maceo has omee, Standard Block, US North Feur'ht Heen too long among his people not to have left some devoted patriot who wae Rates. {Subscription Rates: 50| will take up the straggle for liberty , per annum.. Daly, Bis months. . 2.25] where he has laid it dowa, As Daily, One month, 40] brave, as energetic, as devoted as . 10 cents in ad- Maceo has been, he could not have achieved the glorious success that has attended his banners had not every soldier in his little army been # pa- triot, oneZwho was willing to die for the liberty of Cuba. The loss of Maceo will be a terri- ble blow to Cuba. But his successor will appear. The Cubans will never down their arms until Cuba is free. The oath that Maceo took amidst the blackened ruins of his father’s home has been subscribed to by thousands of patriots whose names are unknown and praises will never be sung, but yet have laid their all upon the altar of Cuba Libre. —— St Hune Crane, atfer all honors of his tour around the world had been heaped upon him, has re- turned to China only to be disgraced by the Emperor. Li's offense was in entering the grounds of the palace at Pekin, Dai per week... ~ Weekly, per annum vance ...+++ Specimen copies free +» 1.00 SATURDAY, DEC. 12, 1896. —— AFTER THE TRUSTS. The United States government is after the trusts, It is believed by many lawyers that the existing laws against trusts are sufficient to break up the evil if properly enforced. A suit has been begun in the United States rict court at Chattanooga against six of the largest cast-iron pipe manufacturers, as follows: Ad- dyston Pipe and Steel Works, of Cincinnati; Dennis, Long & Co., of Louisville; Howard-Harrison Iron Company, of Bessemer, Ala. ; Annis- ton Pipe and Foundry Company, of Anniston, Ala. ; South Pittsburg Vipe Works, of South Pittsburg, Tenn., and the Chattanooga Foundry and Pipe Works, charging them with having formed a trust or pool ia vio- lation and in defiance of the federal statutes. ene bill was filed on behalf of the} a States by Judson Harmon, | sacred to royalty, and Attorney General. It is alleged sng ‘ the six concerns pooled business un-| his Viceroyalty. der the management of an executive) Cup4x sympathizers in this coun- board, having headquarters at Chi-/tp. not only will not admit that Maceo cago. When a bid was in sight. i0-!),95 heen killed, but they even con- stead of giving the contract to the te , fidently predict that news of an im- lowest bidder the executive board | portant Cuban victory will fnét and awarded, or paiceled out the| -cieved by the 15th of this month, contract to the concern agreeing to » alltel Ran give the largest bonus. This they ne recent vote of the enfranchis- divided among themselves. ed women of Colorado, Utah, Idaho The concern offering the largest) Wyoming is not calculated to make bonus was allowed to get the con-/the sound money men of this country tract the other members of the pool | very enthusiastic on the subject of purposely bidding higher. woman suff It is the purpose of the suit to) 1, 04 don't believe that advertis- break the pool and to get a judgment} Seva. sisal Gatien ot against the members of the pool in| Mh Di i ate filling the stores eqoardence with the federal laws. | of those merchants of this ci ‘The success of this suit would be a} severe blow to trusts in general. ——_— lay whose of the Dowager Empress which he did at the Empress’ invita- tion to see some improvements. He, upon ground is in deprived of however, tresspassed now disgrace and has been y who | advertise. —___. Aw exchange remarks that ‘What KENTUCKY'S DISSRACE. line average free silverite doesn’t The fair name of Kentucky is be) know about the money question wouk ing tarnished by the disgraceful toll) constitute a liberal education in It is very evident that the| gate wai finance toll gates in Kentucky must go. In _—_ ; T pub! e er ed many counties where mob; have not hep Ruput ger ie gaine we i 500,000 votes in the South sin ed the toll gates, there is 4 " paid uy 1882. Just give the Southern states deep seated enmity to them, and the farmers have managed to make the toll roads a losing investment for their owners. The Kentucky farmer has made up his mind that the highways of the a little time and they willbe all right. : _—_—— New Mexico wants statehood, but it is not likely that congress will take the risk of admittiug another free old Blue Grass state shall be free. | coinage state, In most of the counties steps are now being taken or measures have been adopted for the purchase of the] ‘Two years from now, if we are aot mistaken, there will be nothing left of the Bryan party but a Populistic remnant, while the Democracy, under the control of the old leaders of that organization, will be rejuvenated and ready for war once more, roads. The lawless destruction of prop- erty. however, that now character- | izes certain counties in this state has done more to discredit Ken- tucky’s fair name than ali the moun tain feuds that have so long terror- ized the eastern pertion of the State. A toll gate or a toll road is property e For the Toll Gate Raiders. From the Chicago Inter Ocean. Kentucky should stop her ‘toll Chan and its owner has rights which his| gate w and organize a regiment ighb ht to respect, and] help Gomez smash the trocha, It eee ad would be much more heroic work which the law and the courts ought to protect. The people of Central Kentucky cannot afford to allow this than smashing toll gates. Kentucky Improving. From the Kansas City Jourval wanton destruction of, property| — yforgis are improving in Kentucky longer to continue, of the raiders 0) On the way home from church last go unpunished, Public opinion] Sunday a citizen drew his gun and shct a neighbor with whom he bad a should demand that justice be done. The precedent thus set if the raiders be not brought to justice and repara-| church steps. tion made to the owners of the roads, A bold Bolom. fs one that that is fraught with the Fiom the Dallas News. gravest dangers to security of pro-] | A member of the Alabama legis- pert even of life. lature insists that women should be ovg a forced by law to use only common ANEW cuts of tame-colored tape for garters. Clubs are now No Civil War lo This Case, Canada for the purpose of securing a S From tne Gamaeen Xe % . sas carries her threat to se- peaceful separation from Great! fe tit ettect, itis dollars to dimes Britain and of forming an independ-in st none of the rest of the states ent republic. The progress of Ca-| wii) tight to keep ber in. nadian thought in this line for the ee next few years will be most interest- ing. The election of Wilfred La- rier to the premiership of the Do- minion of Canada was a decided vic- aah nbhees - raga me ae Lady Selina Scott, the principal dian > thes helloven thet the} i odant in the sult brougut against best interests of Canada will be best! yey and three men by her son-in-law, conserved by closer relations with the] far} Russell, for criminal libel, United Statessfand the new premier! critivally ill, | difficulty. Six months ago the shooting would have occurred on the NADIAN MOVEMENT being formed in The G pe About Kansas’ eck Prom the Dallas News, Kansas is teeming with Populists, yet there is not a woolen mill in the state. President-elect|The Council Wants to Have the! j| during the coming ANOTHER STATION, Three. A Good Idea, Which Will Proba- bly Materialize Within a Few Months, The fire committee of the council] i for the combination hose reel, from Mr. Frank §Riglesberger, several down in Tennessee. The new fire station cannot be opened until the new horses are se- cured, and hence it cannot now be determined when the new department will begin work Although it is not generally known the present council intends to es lish still another fire station inside another year, and arrangements will be completed as soon as next year’s levy is made out. Councilman Bell, of the fire com- mittee, stated to a Sun reporter this morning that it was the intention of the council to have another branch fire station somewhere near Twelfth and Trimble, for the benefit of that portion of the city, especially Row- landtown. IGNORED, Grand Jury Releases the Baking Powder Men, The two Gashos, Ed and J. W., A. T. Butler and W. H. Brown, who were arrested a week ago on a charge of obtaining money by false pre- tenses, being suspected of engaging in a baking powder fraud, were re- leased by the grand jury yesterday, as announced in advance by the 8 The The young men themselves went before the grand jury and made a statement, and the evidence against them was not deemed sufficient to justify an indictment, The young men, it will be remem- bered, supplied orders for baking powder that were taken by several young men of the city, employed by W. G. Higley. It was alleged that they represented the latter was ill, |and that they has been sent out in- | stead. | The case against Ed Cherry, col- | ored, who has been 1n jail for several months on a charge of breaking into a stateroom on the Dick Fowler and stealing a pair of shoes, was also ig- nored by the grand jury Allthe above were zeleased from jail about 6 o'clock yesterday after- noon. Twice-A-Week Courier-Journal. Beginning the first of the new year the Weekly Courer-Journal, of Louisville, Ky., will be changed to the Twice-a-week Courier-Journal. It will be published Wednesday and Saturday mornings. The paper will be six pages, or twelve pages a week, instead of ten pages weekly, as at present, an increase of 832 columns of matter during the year. The Wednesday issue will be devoted ex- clusively to news and politics, wile the Saturday issue will be strictly family paper—filled with stories, mi cellany, pictures, poetry, sketches, etc. The politics of the paper wili not be changed, and the battle for pure Democracy and true Demo- cratic principles will be continued successfully in the future as in the the expense involv- ed in the improvements noted, the price of the Twice-a-week Courier- Journal will remain the same, one dollar a year, with liberal induce- ments to" agents or old subscribers who send in new one: A feature ear will be the editorials of Mr. Henry Watterson on political and other topics of the day. past. In spite c! The senate in executive session yesterday ratified an agreement made between Secretary Olney and Minis- ter Romero, of Mexico, extending fora year, the provisions of the treaty between the United States and Mexico for a survey and relocation of the international boundary line west of the Rio Grande river. time to get rid of a cough or cold or a throat or chest trouble. These are easiest of all disorders to neglect and the most serious in their results, The lungs are the most important and delicate organs of the human body |if harassed by a continuous hacking cough they will soon break down; that means consumption and con- sumption means death. Dr, Bell's Pine Tar Honey cures coughs, colds and throat and chest troubles of all descriptions. It never fails. Drug- gists sell it. For sale by Oehlsch- laeger & Walke: Acting Governor Worthington has issued a pardon to John Blyew, sent from Lewis county for life in 1889, Blyew is the man who, with a partner named Kennard, murderod the Foster family of colored people near Concord a year or so after the war, and about whose trial there was so much expen- | sive litigation between the state and federal authorities. Congressman D, G. Colson will push R. D, Hill, of Williamsburg, for Discrict Attorney of Kentucky of the Republican committee of the Eleventh district, A wise Christ Would bea trun! telescope, cuff-bo: any of them would either your gentlem aud being somethin be a lasting, long- as Present book ; or pocke appr to keep, would city, ‘and favoring one Who will ap- preciate same, We make of repairing oki tranks and valises, Come to see us. vdlw Union Contral Life Ins. Co, Commenced business in A867. This company gives more attention t will likely purchase two large horses | mous new busine: who has |Of Safety and econ managed company in the business, American-German Bank Bldg While there's still time is the right | —" Carolina, Hill is an able lawyer and Chairman |",*” weighed (and he stopped and caleu- al lated) pounds.” valise, satchel, | 100k onthe fa seeing it, the speaker burst out: he did—120 ted by] pay oF lady friends | psugbt him" remembered | voices at once present, In giving your patron-| “Well, I tell you, JT rode him to | every few seconds he would rise to the age you are helping a\Ypome manu-| death.” . eurtnce api 1 would eateh my breath, factory, keeping the money in the] “You did what? burst from one of | Por over a mile the race continued, I the astonished audience # specialty | now 1 aid it.” C, J. Croan, his throat OF CINCINNATI, OHIO, aking good results to ts policysholders, than to piling up an enor- d from the standpoint y is the most successfully D. JOHNSON, I Gen, Agent. |; RING UP TELEPHONE 118, —-WHEN Y' WANT—— Staple and F Groceries, Fresh Meats of A)l Kinds, New Canned Goods, New Crop Molasses, etc. Home Made Lard a Specialty. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts, We Make a Specialty of High Grade Work, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPAY AT LOW PRICES, » The lowest place in town to get first-class PHOTO- GRAPHS for the Holidays is at BRUCE’S STUDIO. 112 8. Third Street. THE CITY BAKERY Having baked a large lot of very fine FRUIT GAKES, We can offer you same for less money than you can make them at home. We also have a five line of all kinds of BREAD AND CAKE F. KIRCHHOFF. 118 SOUTH SECOND SYLRE! PITH AND POINT. “Tee t ave now a ‘Wom ONLY Harbour's Great Slaughter Sale Stock-Taking to begin Monday after Cloths will be put on sale Monday at mother, mother-in-law, sister and sis- ter-in-law, while you a a | ) Fk I A ] I Y in the price to buy the linings and . ° uf 4 a hud trimmings. former price $1.25, former price $1.00 WEEKS MORE Christmas, All Carpets and Rempants of Car-) yeting and all Mattings and Flour) jess than cost of manufacturing. All Novelty Dress Patterns left will ve sold at astonishingly low prices. Why not buy « nive dress for your save enough 27 in. black satin, for skirts, 85e., 24 in, black satin, for skirts, 62c., 22 in. black wille silk, 85c, former price, $1.10, 2 in. black taffeta price $1.00. 22 in, plain and fancy bengaline, 500, former price $1.00. Extra line of silk ant velvet at at prices to close \ 25 pieces real tor¢hon lidyes, 5 former price 8¢ to 7 15 pieces fine torehon laces, former price 25¢ to 35e. All Valls, Orientals, Silks and Pil- low Slip Lace at cost and less, 10 doz. white laundtied shirts 42c, former price 75¢ 5 doz. white laundried shidts, 562, former price 85c v 4 doz. white laundried obirts, 79, former price $1.00. 15 doz. white unlaundried 38, former price, 50c 10 doz. white unlaundried Shirts, 42c, former price A lar »ken lot of men's Under- wear, ask to see them, We have some capes in Plush and Cloth at unheard of prices, look at our Jackets and children’s wraps. The prices named on mattings and carpets should close the entire line in one week, We stand ready to save you money on everything. Our Show Cases, Counters. 55e, former shirts, Shelv- ing ete. are all for sale. E, B, HARBOUR, 317 Broadw.y Holiday Pre-ants, You can’t begin too soon looking an’s Dictionary.’ Do yo that differs from any oth *rol> ably has more words in it."—Yonkers State: ne —"Bixby has given up learning to play eb ” “Too much for his mental 1 calibe ‘0, he hurt his jaw trying | to pronov sof the leading players."—Cleveland Plain Dealer, | —"I'd like to ask one thing,”naid the cross boar’ ase “How do you get rm without even Cincinnati Enquire ugh “and 1 believe in being practical love you, and I want you t “Weil,” replied the f ly am_a plain man,” said } ‘The harm in Whiskey mostly | comes from the vast amount of much are Philatelphia |, North American impure, green, doctored stuff —"You over 40; why don't you] With which the market is flood- Jecause I do not care to erly woma marry?” arry an girl would be fi I do not care to m Fliegende Blaetter. ~A Martyr to the ¢ teacher tells me you were yesterday. Now, ye what going te ly)- ; and I'm will licked any da; th Life. —Time to Quit.—“Do you think your daughter has good time, Grumpley?” “If she has no bet time while she is thumping that ol piano than I have, you better present your Dill, professor, and quit."—De- troit Free Press. —Misunderstood Her Meaning.— Algy—“Miss Cutting evidently think and I are fast low do you know last. night when she saw us con the room together she said: “Two souls with but a single thought.’ How full of sentiment she is."—Brooklyn Life. —"Well,” said the gare ashe walked out of the theater between acts, “I'm ever so much obliged to that gir who sits in front of me. I don't knov but I'll tell her so.” “You mean the one with the frightfully big hat? “Yes.” “I don't see what you're obliged to her for.” “For not raising her par arol.”"— Detroit Tribuy RODE THE FISH TO DEATH. ed. When you want a perfectly pure article for home and medic-| inal use you will tind it in our} famous OLD BATTLE AX at 82} OO per gallon, SCHWAB LIQUOR CO, 206 Broadway. lish to marry me, rry a foolish girl,"— use,—“Your ng to be for acircus parade like I do, pe Removal... I have removed niyfshoe shop from 226 Court to 214 Court Street. 1 buy and sell Second-Hand Shoes.» Clothing Repairing Shoes a specialty. Chas. Nor wood. \ ¥ DABNEY, #* DENTIST. 406 BROADWAY, J, W. Moore/ DEALER IN tie ma: Veteran Anglers Fainted When They Heard the Story Told. “Yes; I will never forget it. It was in 1871, and at the time I was working tn the turpentine forests in South Car- colina.” The speaker held a fishing rod in his hand, and his appearance showed that he wasa fisherman, His audience, which consisted of several men like himself, had gathered on Staten Island to be among the first to cast their lines for the bass and weakfish that were re- ported to be running. “Well, as I was sayi »ntinued the speaker, lighting his pipe and lying back on his elbow, “it was in South The bass and salmon run well of the mountain streams, but t touch the trout. Why, man, a trout in Carolina once that Staple and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods of Ali Kinds, Free delivery to all parts of the city, Cor. 7th and Adams, o_O and the fish low place and began floun: dering Almost be fo: I knew what I was doing I had jumped into the water and fostened my hands in the fish's gills. I tried to land him, but he was too heavy end began to fight. He plosed down on my wrists, and by a violent jump landed in the stream. I was on top and straddle of him, but I was his prisoner, No horse ever ran as fast os that fish swam, First he would go under, but my hands were in his gills, and he couldn't get breath, and water was not deep there got in ash. y ean I caught well, aned, he weighed 120 There was an ineredulous # of his hearers, and, pounds, cleaned and gut- ou ought to hear how I And “How? Tlow?” came from several begen to think it was all over with me, when that fish made for some shoals and stoppe ater only a few inches deep. I couldn't r If, and the fish was too exhausted to fight. I set “I rode him, Now, I will tell you He puffed away at his pipe and cleared y to n his story for Christmas Gifts too soon, The} Christmas spir.t prevades our store, Holiday are appearing on| every All people whose eghts busy them with the Holiday p must turn their steps to the} rnerof 4th and Browdway BUY} NOW if you ean, Choosing can now be done with advantage pot possible later on, Dress Patterns. A lot of new ones just opened, bought especially for the Christmas trade, the very newest styleg and at prices less than we could hgfe bought them six weeks ago, Blankets and Jomforts A very severe win’ Better prepare for coming. You will than doctor's Goods side, is predicted he cold nights nd them cheaper and pleasanter. We have made Asdvision in blankets | every housekeeper will enjoy, | not only in quality and quantity bat price, They make sensible Christ. mas presents, Kid Gloves. With some stores a dollar glove simply a glove fora dollar, With us it means th» best glove in Paducah for the money, We have a dollar kid glove that would tempt a miser, and we have better ones at $1 50 and $2. If you want them for your own use Or to give to a friend, you can buy here without misgiving, Umbrellas. Have just opened some new crea- tions in the small rol! with nobby handles, Prices $1 to $10 Ask to see them. Handkerchiefs. You can always get good handker- chiefs here, but even here you have seldom if ever found such good hand kerebiefs, and such good values, as we offer vou now, Special values at 10c and 25e, Toys. Take a look at our collec! 3 of Dolls, Doll Cribs and Tables, Drums Tool Chests, Building Blocks, Harm. less Guns, ete, L B.Ooilvied Co, Agents for Butterick Patterns, ealt, Trilby toe, only 810 BROADWAY. New Fall Styles, up-to- Bee our new French B3.50 All Sizes, All Widths from 0 to E. Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Sho 8 Exclusively. LATEST STYLES, POPULAR PRICES. Men's Shoes, $2 to $5. ALL NEW GOODS. Trilby, Orient and Razor Toes Sam Stark Distilling Co. ——DISTILLERS OF THE— CELEBRATED Frendale Bourbon and Rve WHISKEY. We also distill in the state. Jugs, Bo: No. 120 South S W. A. KOLLE od Street » THE CELEBRATED—_ Fumar, Turn-Verein, ‘'Co, Q,”’ Jap and Midget Ha >» CIGARS * Strictly Havana filler, HAND MADE. 1 am carrying the largest and most select stock of Imported and Do- mestic pipes in the C ties, GOLD-BUG and 16 TO | Silver Mounted Pipes are B Have also an immense lot of Chewing and and sell the best Sour Mash $2 00 Mail orders given special s and bottles furnished The latter are Novelties. Smoking Tobaccos. It will pay you to call and examine my entire stock. W. A. KOLLEY., Corner Second and roadway Ladies’ and Gentlemen's RESTAURANT. Elegant Plgte. Everythiyg First-class DETZEL'S BUFFET. [ KAMLEITER $ ~< | UP-TO-DATE GROCER, | > — ALL KINDS O¥¢ Q200 00008 Has anything in the Grocery you f FRESH MEATS WAYS ON HAND Telephone 124. 437-441 $, ThirdiSt, VOUT 000000000 AND OYSTERS AL- »-» NOW WE ARE ALL FOR... Mc Kinlev. We have fought the good fight, the battle is over, and the victory won; and PEACE now for PROGRESS, PROSPERITY Come down to business and come to DORIAN’SS roR—, Dry Goods and Fixe Shoes, Ladies’ Shoes, Men’s Shoes, Misses’ Shoes, Children’s Shoes Ladies’ and Mens’ Furnishing Goods, Bibles, Prayer Books, &c. _ We want the patronage as well as good wishes of cvery friend and neighbor and everybody else, Honest value and square dealing guaranteed for your money, JOHN J. DORIAN, Opposite Lang's Drug Store, 205 BROADWAY feam Laundry, J, W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors, PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. . , . and 126 128 North Fifth Str t, Nea Patwen Hous: High Grade Bicycle, and Bicycle Sundries Agent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40.00, 208 Broadway. “One spring day I wandered up on a the mountains just to take @ look ata A colliery haa been flooded at] stream, whieh at that time was swelled Abernaut, in the south of Wales, and] from the spping rains. While I was twelve men,who were in the mine,had| standing neag the bank the biggest a race for their lives. Six of them] fish I ever say came swimming wp and were drowned, stopped to fegd on some 4, The . a - up @ yell, which was answered by some woodchoppers, The fish was killed and I was released.” At the conclusion of fisherman looked at his li is story the ‘ners. Two 106 of them were ying prone on their backs BROADWAY, TELEPHONE 200, Give us your laundry if you want first clags work snd prompt de- and had fainted dead away—N. Y. Star, } livery, tors, Lawyers, Teach The Only Exclusive to December 1 is the Bi call and see OUR WHEE Bicycle House in the City. 1 SEASON for RIDING, 8 and get Bottom Prices on same, Suitable for Miuisters, Doo. hers, and im reach of all, From September 1 WE invite you to JR PURYEAR, Manager,