The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 22, 1896, Page 2

liana Bie lll THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, i | ee in which Gould money is invested re | is decrensing in value. Even the Published every afternoon, ex0ept! w. stern Union Telegraph Company WE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, ""* met a formidable opposition in faa nsovne the Postal Telegraph Company, ——= net the gigantic vice PRESIVERT | poly that it was in the Ls ‘in the founder of the Gould ‘The Manhattan Elevated Railroad, it not paying dividends and mono- days of fortunes. and is oo Manas DIRECTORS nM 3. R Smith, B. Farley, J Wildison 3-3" Dorian is said, is has to make np an annual deficiency What is true of and the Manhat- out of its surplus in Paduea and syeaniey, (the W estern Union news, wnicd will | tan Klevater , ‘Space will permit without re- | Ut" Elevat i, is true properties in which Win give special attention to Aut jocal hap: fen of Interemt neglect Me ven as fully as Fir ovexpener. THE WEEKLY SUN of many other Jay Gould made the Gould his money and in which ehh. LONG SESSION, The City Council Met as Usual Last Night. NO'HING OF IMPORTANCE DONE. A number of Ordinances Passed Dr, Isabel Gets an Office, Is devoted to the tntereste of our country, Pat |inoney is now invested, It is pre- , lors posted | dicted in financial circles that an- hile ‘ie wilt | j Bes feartons and tireless expement tthe too! oiher generation will see the Gould FULL = PROC'EDINGS GIVEN BELOW, ihew and teachings of the National Repub: £ Sd ne olin family among the list of moderately CORRESPONDENCE, wealthy. yey, joatel festare of the weet rout The day of the accumolation of Mayot Yeleer presioed, with all h bly to represent ance rome Mayor Yeiser presiaed, F Srery locality whihin the limns of ive cirew | V#st fortunes has in @ measure gone | 114 members present tates ee ~ by. The opportunities in Ameri After the reading of the minute fates 90 en TISING are becoming fewer every day. The| Chairman Rinkleff, of the finance wi Je known on —_— oe "0"| spirit of American institutions is| committee, submitted the following Fi t Peaterd Block, ii) North Fourth |against the English idea of leaving | i!!s, which were duly allowed: : Ea the bulk of an estate to the eldest p oe ties Yn ad ‘ Subscription Rates. child. A generation or two will suf-| Mr. J. E. Colson, the plumber, 3 Daily, per annum.. $ 4.50 t livid th iat tor- |" heard relative to repairing the Daily, Six months. . 2.95| fice to divide up the greatest for-| city hall sewer. He stated that there 4 Daily, One month, is 40 | tunes of today. was a low place at Court and Third a Daily, per week.... + 10 cents | streets, and that the sewer was stop- a Weekly, per annum Tae Republican state campaign) ped up, Last February it became VANCE... .sscseseeseeees 1,00] Committee of Kentucky has decided | choked, and a week or two ago was {K ky has decided | choked, and k 4 Specimen copies free to contest the election of W. B./stopped again, No action taken. ; = Smith, the only Bryan elector who| The bills were ec. Heong. Water company ’ TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 18! succeeded in being elected in Ken-| os ——E——E |tucky at the recent election. The} Lore Be CLEVELAND'S POSITION. silverites were going to contest the|1 epeCtor oe M . "4 The action of the senate commit-| election of the whole twelve Republi-| On motion of Councilman Farley a tee on foreign relations in agreeing can electors; but that was only al jl Wael bon Poa zed a my i ' , ng | pee nae ‘ lls for street wor s usual, the to report favorably the Cameron res-/ bluff. The Republicans, however, | i tion being a formality. merely to are in dead earvest and will show the rank frauds that were committed peculiar | up See- olution has developed a question of constitutional law. retary of State Olney has virtually | jy this state. d stated that Cleveland would veto the | test a member of the campaign com- resolution and that, if passed over his | mittee says: veto, he would simply ignore it. | In the First Third ’ ‘The secretary clains that congress is| Fourth, Sixth and Tenth districts 4 somewhat presumptuous in arrogat-|there were hundreds of fraudulent In regard to the Second, ides many ing to itself the power of recognizing | ote ie et ie ee proper equiarities, such as the proper | | the belligerency of Cuba—that the) i cning of poll books, In the First power to do that is « prerogative of | district, especially, the frauds com the president alone. Constitutional) mitted by the silverites were experts differ on the validity of Ol- | Mgeous Hundreds of silverites ney’s claim. The power te declare | !* eer by — going frost ov pol war rests alone with congress, while eer OT vive, besides much the power of making treaties lies! other proof. There little with the president by and with the | if a contest is pushed that we will consent of the senate. The nition of Cuba is neither « declaration § of war, nor the making of a treaty. |)... jas unequivocally ; oy ci tas pea dye ae ont BYE ot free coinage of silver at the result, it should fall within the power pane Nido rac als. of congress. The making of treaties | is strictly within the power of the| "7 president and the senate for many obvious reasons. But the nition of the belligerency of a strug- gling people is an act of sentiment, | Sis having its foundation in the sense of | enees: be able to make out a good case. American Federation of La- recog- Tue declared in is regarded many friends of erganized labor as a most | unwise movement. Organized labor should make as few enmities as possi. FeCOB | ile, The issues which it should ad- to ull political prefer- e apply earners regardless of But this action of the Fed- wage ret right and justice of the whole people; | . ation arrays at once one great po- F 3 itisa national expression of @ prin- | litical party against the organization. hae ciple which the people would be will- | It is not too early now to predict the as ing to support by resorting to arms} 4),.,Jution of the American Federa- . it prea ree tion of Labor. : a jomas ‘ooley the emi- — — 14 nent authority on constitutional law,| Jackson and Walling will be hanged 4 in regard to Cleveland's position, | the same day, so is said. Strange i saye: it may seem, Governor Bradley bas 4 The power to recognize belliger-| received hundreds of applications for * ency and the lawfulness of action in|, pardon for the two murderers. But sl Gefense of a government, alleged to} 1405 will never be pardoned. They be de facto, must devolve upon the|eY Wil ne ' e) executive power of the country,| Will die the death they merit, and ‘ which can recognize no belligerent | justice will be vindicated | nt) government until the fact is clearly | their case. made known to it that there is in ex- Serer a istence a government maiviaining} Grover CLeveLanp has shot his A a — Ke et its authority | ducks and is home again. He will ig against eny other.” Mdevote st of his te 0 the ‘But the president's power is not ueveto the geet of ble term . te.th complete and final. The sovereign| ‘sk of upholding his presidential legislative power must provide for| prerogatives as he sees them, and to ¢ final intercourse and pass laws for| placing more government employes the purpose ; laws for which the pres | 61 the civil service list. ident would be impeachable if he} pin in ee A should not join in executing. What Tne Mehatastal dination. he does in recognizing a new nation | is clearly in part legislative, and the Fr rankfort Ca action taken, if taken by the presi-| As matters now stand, Dr, Hunter dent alone, would be so far defective | as afew more than 40 votes in the as to be impossible of execution | caucus on the first ballot. The re- without being perfected now or in the | "aining 30 votes will probably _be future by the sovereign iegislative | “divided about as follows: — Holt 1¢ —___ power.” Deboe 6; Boyle 6, and Evans 2. It - In regard (0 this point of constitu-| bas been claimed that there are two foval law, Senator John Sherman| 0" three members who will not vote for Hunter, as there were tw three aa who said that they would not vote There is no foundation for the| for Gov, Bradley. If any of the Re- statement that congress may not, if publicans refuse to vote for Dr it will, recognize the independence of} Hunter, or if the silverites can find @ new nation, nor do I think Mr. Ol-| any means of preventing one or more — ney contests it, but he thinks the} epublicans from sitting, Dr. Hunter matter ought to come from the pres-| cannot be elected. But if Blackburn ident, ce ala | 1008 BO! find means of either prevent- “If, ho’ » congress should] ing a joint sssion or breaking -the adopt'a resolution and the president] juorum by some legal process, the should yeto it, it can be passed by a| sound money Democrats will not aid two-thirds yote of each house, and | in lefeating Dr. Hunter They say would become a law which the presi-| they will fight Dr. Hunter, up to the dent must respect and obey. point where it comes to a question of VK electing him or having no electi Tun gga ll FoRTuNEs, {it the they will be for him LARGE NEs-| Dr, Hunter can get the nomination ‘The mutability af vast fortunes is}: o can reasonably count on the ell shown in the case of the enor-| sound money Democrats to vote for mous estate left by Jay Gould, He} him, no mai er what way happen in r. was rated as worth upwards of one) Republican raulks, j bundred millions of dollars. All of} ey will break the ee in some his vast fortune was accumulated by unless they can find means of preventing a joint session which it himself; not adollar came to him by inheritance. He made his money by all manner of scheming and fi- nancial jugglery, He made the courts his servants and tok advan- tage of all the defects of the statute law, He ‘8, however kept with- in the limits of legitimate dealing ac- seems an hardly be dove except by violence similar to that of last year. which is not anticipated A happy man is ays a healthy one, It is impossiblelto be happy or heerful or usefal whe ing froma discomforting nasty little cough. Mis wonderful one is suffer % cording to the laws as they thea ex-/ that people will go ou\\rom day to sted. His phenomenal success has | lay suffering from thest \listressing for | disorders when relief is sy\pasily ob- 7 \,con made many a time the text SOME Giitica! and social agitators. €r8; OFM. change, however, is coming . Gould fortunes. A French nding a portion of it in e hereditary dignity of It is now said i { tained, Dr, Bell's Pine Par Honey cures cou, bs avd colds of all descrip- tions, It is swift and syre. Sold by all draggists Hickory Stov¢ Wood, 7.) per load, ut. the large proper- Ouse Riven, S¥bxx anv Rix Co, For nice stove wogd telephone 29 relieve the mayor of responsibility. Tax Collector Katterjohn present- ed his report, showing total colle tion of taxes to be 4é His report was accompanied by the treas- urer’s receipt for the amount, and the report was received and filed LDINANCE COMMITLER. a.nend- depart- ) Farley read the ance to the fire striking out that certain age as a chief or assist was given rdinance rtion requiring ulification for fire The ordinance st passage. Also an ordinance vement of Thirteenth to Jefferson y postponed, for the street from street. It and a im- pre Broadway s indefin received a ordina protest An to the fire ¢ relative provides artment It for a chief, istant chief and stationmen and for fire engineer | whenever one is deemed necessaay The chief, assistant chief avd fire engineer are to elected by the ouncil stationmen be ap inted by the chief, but to emoval by the mayor men are required to be ¢ character or dition, and execute the The ordi given An ordinance amending the bance entitled, ‘public priater’ seven re be subject The vd physical eon- bond moral be in g usual first ance Was ordi- was read Mr. Ba | quoted in | publie printi lowest bidder. ted to the e ordinance, and said the let to the to refer Rivkleft the vole os obje prices g should be He moved Mr and the ordinance back, econded t was 6 to 6 The Mayor voted ferred the ordinance back. A writ from granting motion yes, which re- presented te » opinion was Husbands ri franchise for steam ordinance, he ative he was it ing not in good shape was referred back STREET COMMITTEE Chairman Carter, of appointed levee, rey position to m: ded the commit- roadway on versely to the roadway, action cor make tee the pre « unre that report no was in, A resolution providin provement of ulley abuttin z for the im Fourth street, between Broadway and Court was read and passed RELIEF COMMITTEE Chairman Starks reported ad- versely on two petitions for relief from Chas Walker and G, G, Exall Reported favorably on a petition from Miss Sue Atchison for relief for over-assessment. Mr, Jas, Sellars was released from the payment of poll tax 6: LICENSE COMMITTRE on presented ap- plics for Jesse Potter | A petition to transfer from Willis Mount tt was granted, granted Chairman Living ation for liver coffee house license to Jake Elli License Sel was to C, F praeder i fers were granted to Newport for Wm. Mount lf, Michael wanted to transfer his ense to Dan Smith, and there was ection to it by Councilman Barnes and others Councilman Farley moved to re- fer the atter to the city attorney, but the amendment was withdrawn and the transfer made FIRE COMMITTER Chairman Kamleiter presented the resignation of James Walker. as sta- tionman of the fire department, John Slaughter was appoiuted to {ill the vacancy Johu Riden was appointed station- man at the South Side station Chairman Licbel stated that there was complaint relative othe i dumping garbage into the river The mayor read a communi from Dr, James M the mauner of di continued throughout the winter, Mr. Liebel made a motion that Mr. Waggouer continue to maintain the float, and ata salary of $20 per month. { Quite a discussion was evoked and Mr Licbel’s motion prevailed NEW BUSINESS. Councilman Williamson moved | that one of the old city maps, now in \ j Union Central Commenced busine bli at allan - THE ONLY TWO fe Ins. Co.) weexs more YNCINNAT, OHIO, in 1867. This company a sufficient income Harbour's Great Slaughter Sale has had. for sixteen y from intcrest on inves ssets to pay all of its death losses, matu endowments and taxes. No other company has equalled this record. D. JOHNSON, Gen. Agent. Stock-Taking to begin Monday after Christmas. All Carpets and Renjoants of Car- peting and all Mattings and Flour Cloths will be put on sale Monday at less than cost of manufacturing All Nove'ty Dress Patterns left will sold at astonishingly low prices Why not buy a nice dress for your mother, mother-in-| sister and sis- ter-in-law, while you dan save enough in the price to buy the linings and trimmings. . black satin, for skirts, 85c., former price $1.25, 24 in. black satin, for skirts, 62c $1.00, k toile silk, 85c, former American4tierman Bank Bldg P. Fi. B@ALLY —-+IS HEADQL ARTERS FuR—— Holiday Groceries, Fruit Cake Materials, . Apples and Oranges, Fresh Canned Goods, &c. former | 22 in price, $1.10. HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY. ante Ce Tt 22 in. plain and fancy bengaline, 500, former price $4.00. Extra line of silk and velvet at at prices to close 5 hon laces, 5¢ 15 pieces fine torehon laces, 13c., former price 25c to % All Valls, Oriental low Slip Lace at cost hand Trimble Sts, Telepnone 119. Cor ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY AT LOW PRICES, We Make wed pe a Specialty Of} rorimer price Be to 1 ‘NI High Grade | Work, Silks and Pil- nd less. » howe: = own to get first-class PHOTO: ihe lores Powe & town to get cael hide 10 doz. white lnundried shirts 42c GRAPHS for the Holidays is at former price 75 5 doz. white laundged shirts, 562 STUDIO.) former price 85 4 doz. white lanndifed shirts, | former price $1.00 - 15 doz. white unlapndried 8c, former price, 50 10 doz. white unlal BRUCE’S 112 8S. Third Street. shirts, dried Shirts 42 ¢ broken lot @f men's Under- wear, ask to see them We have some cap@s in Plush and Cloth at unheard of /prices, look at our Jackets and children’s wraps. The prices named/on mattings and carpets should clos¢ the entire line in one week, We stand ready to save you money on everything an make nls of We can offer you same for less money than yot them at home. We also have a of al BREAD AND CAKEs, F. KIRCHHOFF.| Our Show Cases, Counters. Shelv- 118 SOUTH SECOND SUREET. Jing ete. are all for sale. the city hall, be stored away in the| a vault anda new one substitated. | E B HARBOUR Carried. He also asked what had become of Lad 5 the ordinance that was to be pre- | 317 Broadwa pared relative to uwnings. The pub-! lic improvement committee was in- atructed to look into the matter. Mr. Chas, Leigh was present and | made a statement relative to an avo ing he desired to erect. action Mr. Bell ‘ot relative to renewing in n the pablic buildings He offered a resolution providing for we $500 insur-} ance on the b > aod He moved insurance be CHRISTMAS carry no more th t no carried on the engine houses, Councilman Barnes said he obje« P , ’ ’ «un ast de. ed to carrying any insurance harm in iw hidgey tostly | sues the calentton wits th Mr. Bell reduced his resolution to'¢ from the vast amount of| Leg dog writing. It is that no insurance be|imp re, green,| doctored |stuff} bin Ke a -|Capes and Jackets, electric power house after the policies! eq. |When you/want a perfge | Our entire stock of La oh now in force expire, and on no other] nund article fot home and mpdie-|¢™="" mace 3 public building except the school! ! le home and mpdi bin crnchite J houses until authorized by the coun-| imal bse you will find if in jour! exceptional cha ¥ 8 One, artists cil. ‘The resolution was coucurred | famoys OLD HATTLE Ad $2] ‘sHlormade garment at a great redu in. er gi | Mr Livingston thought that the ils poe A Dress Goods. two fire engines should be disposed | HWAB LIQUOR CO. Whatever may of, and moved that the fire depart-| 996 Broddyay. |” Svea enn ment endeavor to sell them, ‘The| , J present for very motion was recorded and the ques-| are excellent tion was ably discussed, but the mo- brices are most reasonabie |gineer go to the site, select the most eligible route with a view to complet- Ce yg Barnes asked that bes jing a right of way sixteen feet wide, matter of improving the streets beliy condemnation. The resolution advertised, and bids on the specifica- adopted and con- ions in the city engineer's office be sec ured .to us ep the streets in smooth, | Capt Farley also read a communi- mpact order for five years. The! cation from Mrs. Mont Fernand ask- specifications were finally withdrawn. | ing relief trom over charge Councilman Starks reported that! "Referred, and ai »praisers were or- tion was lost by a vote of 7 to 5 Fi eather Boas. within the reagh of thy 5 price Handkerchiefs and Umbrelias was received curred in. there have been a great many com-| dered appointed. plaints relative to signs being too| R.F. (Crip) Wilkins petitioned low on Broadway. ‘The proper com-| the council to allow him to sell goods Ieepelby doe cela mittee was inetructed to act | for three days on tbe south end of the . a white On motion of Councilman Kam-| market fre leiter an order for $236 drawn | table, on the tresmarer - pay for the horses! Col, Husbands mentioned the mat- recently purchased, ter of a school house in the south A complaint from Mr L, P. Rasoz/ end and suggested that a committeo relative to alley improvement of! je appointed to adjust the matter, property was referred, |Ou motion the mayor appointed on Mr. Dipple read a petition from| the committee Messrs. Farley, Kirch- Ladies’ Kid Mitts at Poo and $1.5 Mr. R. H. Woolfolk for permission | o¢y an¢ site , Ladies! and childrenla Woolen Mists, 10 off and Kamleiter, with Col, Hus of digging two wells near Twelfth! bands add to cents and Clay streets on the sidewalks, Clerk Cole read s numbes of bonds Preserplilly gree laborer Mr, Woolfolk present and) which were ratified. to 82.00 per pagr. made a statement : , Mr. John Thompson was given po- Gents’ and Boys There was considerable objection lice powers. 250 and Ste evinced by several councilmen, but permission was flually granted by 8 trom ae Pidelite ad “sone etion | A Miscolladeous List. | from the Fidelity and Safety Vault vote of 8 to 4 Table Lineng, Napkins, Towels fo 4. | Company, of Louisville, relative to a ik Mr. Rinckleff made a statement | drain near the old Myles wareh~use. Portumery ges Podle Lovers Porters relative to a ill of $10 the city owes |The mayor stated that he thought it ro ly Pedigy weDiyg sins of charge. Laid on the Ladies’ Cashmere Glpves 25. and Stk was Sq@tch wool gloves a Hosiery Dr. Robertson for professional set-| might result in some litigation, ‘The vices. 4 cost will be #500 or more to the city, Dolls, Tables, The doctor refuses to pay his lis The communication was received and lepron Brains, Hoste, Fire Em cense as physician because the city | fled and the city attorney authorized| —*"™ M¥ittPe Blncks owes him. The livense inspector cannot collect the license and wanted the council to do something in the | eq an injunction suit would result matter, ‘The mayor read a communication The license inspector was author-’ trom the Paducah and Lovelaceville ized to get a warrant | gravel road and the city relative to Mr. Rinckleff asked if avy fran-|the right of way for planting electric chise tax was due the city from cor-| light poles. The mayor was author- porations. Col, Husbands, city at-| ized to sign the document. torney, explained that suits were} A vote of thanks was tendered the already pending which will settle the Messrs, Bernheim for 1200 bushels question, and tht t had been a! of coal, recent decision or two; be sald that} The mayor stated that he was inclined to think that these] yurmed the coal over to t mpanies would be willing to a) Howards, ‘The council, by vot ompromise if the council saw ft to] quested the New Howards to appoint « committee for the pur-|100 bushels to the Home of I riendless. The mayor stated that the board of healta bad organized with the ex- ception of Dr, Pinkston, who failed to quality, Cupt. Farley nominated Dr, Isabel for the position, and he was elected by a vote of 10 to 2, Messrs, Dipple and Rinkleff voting no, Adjouraed, to notify the company not to stop the drain, and that if it was attempt- L.B.Ovilrie8 Co ar had New Te give the he r rr On motion of Mr. Rinkleff Mayor Yeiser appointed a committee to con- fer with the corporations, as follows Messrs Rinkleff, Starks and Living- ston, with Col, Husbands, were ap- pointed on the committee, Mr. Farley read a resolution rela- tive to the right of wa}to the pest house, It provides t pity @n- Proprietors, BROATWWAY, TELEPHONE 1. Give us your laundry if you want first clags work snd prompt de- ery, 106 ‘$ Telephone 124. 810 BROsDWAY. New Fall Styles, up date. See our new Fren cult, Trilby toe, only S33. All Sizes, Al Men’s, Ladies’ dths from OC to E. d Children’s LATEST STYLRS, 'OPULAR PRICES. Men’s Sho 2 to $5. ALL NEW GOODS. Trilby, Orient and Razor Toes. th W. A. KOLLEY, THE CELEBRATED-—, Fumar, Turn-Verein, ''Co, Q; »* CIGAR Strictly Havana filler, HAND MADE. 1 am carrying the largest and most select 2 of Imported and Do- mestic pipes in the City. GOLO-BUG and 16 TO | Silver Mounted Pipas are lot of Chewing and The latter are ap and Midget Havana e also an imm pvelties, *| Smoking Tobaccos. It will pay you to call and examine my entire stock. Ww. A. KOLLEY, SCHOOL SHOES Corner Second and Brondway $ 4 | be AND OYSTERS AL- $ ALL KINDS Of FRESH MEATS WAYS ON HAND. 437-441 S, Third St. VVVHVTVTT BEV VVA Sam Stark Distilling Co. ~ —ODISTILLERS OF THE—— CELEBRATED Farndale Bourbon and Rve WHISKEY We also distill and sel) the best Sour Mash $2.00 whiskey in the state. Mail orders given special attention Jugs, Boxes and bottles furnished ion 120 South Second Street A SPECIAL BARGAINS BE COND NTIL THE NEW YEAR WOMEN AND CHILDREN WILL When you can find many useful and appropriate TOL- IDAY GIFTS. per cent. on every pair of Ladies’, Men’s and CbMdren’s Shoes. We Finest Cheap Shoes ad The Cheapest Fine Shoes This is your chanceYo save 25 have the Heavy, Fine and All tive per cent off Also ¢ bi every pair. We have them heap grades, Lavies’ avo Mews FURNISHING GOODS, ~ Bese Quauity anp Yowbsr Prices, Holiday Books, | \ j Bibles, Prayer Books and | hn J, Dorian, Devotional Articles. 205 Broadway. CC ——— PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS. .. . and 126/128 North Fifth Street, k AR Patmer House, / aud Bieyols Bucygies, Agent for Odell Typewriter, Price $40. Sultable for Mini tors, Lawyers, Teachers, oi Nalgene, Dow, nd in rdach of all, ‘The Only Exclusive Bicycle Houselin the Clty, From September 1 to December 1 is the BE: T SEASON for RIDING, WE invite y and get Bottom Prides on same, ee Jol. PURYEAR, : call and see OUR WHEE. | Now Ready. Best Sorts--SMALLEST Prices. + ~ We are going to sell our Childrems Shogs at the VERY SMALLEST\ PROFIT. We want to draw your children’s tragh; we want your children to grow up in our Shoes, then they will trade withfps al! their lives If you are not trading with us, ask one of our customprs about our Shoes, and about our way of treating our clients—and the ibd x Georve Bernhard. VVVD VWUVVNA Has anything in the Grocery auil Pre si Line that you wa a, st