The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 4, 1897, Page 1

py Ve have said our say. space is all tak VOLUME 1—NUMBEL 98 Advertisers can make no mis take in selecting space with us. Now is the time before choice AOLICE SHAKE UP, {she n<! Chict Hall at the back city , hall fence, but said it was in regard er the por preigetsrere y Wet. ‘hi ef ny al, for the © policemen had | my . ape | nese and the advocates of delay| ;: mw . Chief Hall the Subject of An in testo cogs ie in eedbi i The Paris Herald ; eg rs be malag ote one: Fatal Result of a Prize Fight in Investigation. said she knew where Mr. Newport's the Truth of This hey succeed in preve ider- York: : rasbacrant wad aiid Wat ae MAA bods ation until Wednesday they will se- per sere — there a time or two Statement. cure a still further postponement, ite MAYOR YEISER PRESIDED She was asked the point blank eee <a Weyler Will Be Recalled. LJ ebay if ew was Mage Aig Havana, Jan. 4.—It is the gun- ST. PAUL BANK FAILS, > night a week ago with Chief Hall, eral opinion 1p well-informed citoies iy On rea tral preacher THE COMMODORE WAS SCUTILED here that, Gea, Weyler’s recall will —— It Stirs Up a Tre lous Sensa-} met Chie all there or any where > eae certainly be secured this week. ‘There ; as tion--Other Police Ad- He never made any promises to ._ g.,_| is a sentiment here very antagonistic| Banker Dreyer, of the Failed ni her und she never made any exactions} A Traitor Among the Crew Scut=/t, the butcher, and his recall would Dreyer Bank, at the Point mit to Sleeping. of him. She had no claim on any tles the Ship and Injures give general satisfaction. of Death. one, she said, and was only joking 4 i * — when she told Mr. ‘Thompson some- jumps. Condition of the United States thing about getting drunk and rais- ‘Treasury. WORE TROUBLE 1S ANTICIPATED. Jing h—1 stayed all night at New- sneacands Washington, D. C., January 4.—| peppecewrarive ADAMS CRITICALLY ILL port’s on the night J was there, but ‘The monthly Treasury statement of . do not kuow whether Chiet Hall'was] SEVEN OF THE CREW LOST. Jihe publie debt, isened Saturday Mayor D. A. Yeiser this forenoon | there or not, and did not have an ap- shows the debt on December 31, less : discheryed Chief of Night Police J. | pointment with him.’ cash in the treasury, to bave been) New York, Jan. 4.—Pugilist Jas. | O W. Hall from the force, and indefi-} ‘I never had any undue relations| Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 4.—(Spe- | $992,929,582, a decrease for the/Duffy was today killed by a knock nitely suspended Oflicer E. H. Cross | With Mr 1" cial to the ‘Courier-Journal.)—| month of $2,839,577. This decrease| out blow from George Justus, with for not reporting to the mayor the| Mr. Thompson asked her if she |Twelve of the Commodore's crew] is accounted for by an increase of/whom be was engaged in » prize case investigated this morning, ‘There |@4a’t show him some money and tell [reached Jacksonville safely Saturday | $2,963,281 in the amount of cash in/fight. Justus will be held to answer is no little talk in police circles, and | bim she was g to have a time, to} night, Four landed at Daytona this| the treasury. The increase in the| for manslaughter. | this is the biggest sensation for many Mot h she replied that she did not. | morning, and one of them died from] cash was the result of the recent ale) 4444.) Strike Threatened. days. he denied that she said she had injuries received by the boat turning] of first mortgage Pacific Railroad taker... Cela Chgernear 07 There are several aspirants for the/@0od thing in Chief Hall 1 in-Jover in the surf. The other twelve] bonds belonging to the Crntral Paci~ in ie 9 » 4.—The 303-307 Broadway. " ended to make bim ‘cough up,” but P counted fo ollows by| fic sinking fund. ubles in the mining region tribu-/ chief's position, but who will succeed | Dy" but! men are accounted for as follows by) fc rd ‘ tary to this city threaten to culminate | 109-117 N. Third Si him is left to conjecture. Mayor] Mr. Thompson insisted that she did.](, 13, Montgomery, one of the sur-| The debt is recapitulated as fol-| y be fae tavara nt N. Third St. Yeiser will no doubt appoint another} Mr. Thompson was called back | yivors, who landed at Daytona: The| lows: in 4 mammoth strike involving every leeches res apy and said the woman did tell him that. | second boat to leave the vessel was Interest bearing debt, $847,364 mii ee ore bg cu og ate al f Miss Foote became very conten upied by Cubans, six in number. |690; debt on which interest has aa and serious tronble is There is a prodigous sensation in}tious and persisted in interrupting] ‘fhe empty boat washed ashore at} ceased since maturity, $1,383,070; | "ered. police circles, the result of internal the witne Port Orang night. debt bearing no interest, $372,502,- Gérmuata of ba Peal: disruption and dissen: envy, mal-} Chief Hall was sworn and stated The third boat was fill with} 201. Total, $1,221,249,961. De Pial, 25. Acts Caceaata| ive and jealousy Las of af-] “Along in Ju American seamen, leaving a ten-foot] This amount, however, does not Bank, of this city tailed to open for | fairs to be deplored as we lep-|there made lingy for Capt. Murphy, who refused | include $530,809,473 in certificates | business this morning, and there is recated headquarte to leave the ship till all were saved. |and treasury notes outstanding, off-} oo 4 tittle flurry in banking circles For several days past there have}man. I was told that she wanted 4/(, 3, Montgomery, the steward, set by an equal amount of cash in th] in consequence. This bank had a been afloat some very ugly warrant wt that the woman! Stephen Crane and Wilham Higgins | treasury capital of $400,000; surplus $30,- | regard to alleged culpable wanted to lecided to stand by the Captain, and] The cash in the treasury is classi 999. undivided pes $6000; aver- of Chief Hall, in: be een in ajhim by J 0 or swim with him, ‘They | fied as tollows: t ‘ spell Broadway restaurant with Miss Nora}some | w hed the dingy, and stood by the Jd $175,209.982; silver 6509,=| 96° dePosite $1,225,000; loans and ‘ aon Wo! who haslGrav Rite . harder oi. bs a‘ 84: = 340: liscounts $1,100,000, according to a Foote, # young woman has | Grave nan Was em until 7 o'clock, when she sank. |615, 7 paper $1615 7,840 shone Natant Maida Te claled de recently come into considerable no-|ployet r her. She) The mate's boat, containing nine} deposited in national bank deposito- r vender al Year cal toriety, and who has been ia both the | agreed and he ee ailiha, wea eens ries, etc., $17,286,644. ‘Total, a Sng steditore will be paid ts Home of the Friendless and city hos- | companied her to Sanders’ | “Phe mate, two engineers and six/$853,463,551. Against which there A Rica —_ ital residence, where she procured @ War-|{jyemen and sailors were lashed/are outetanding demand liabilities Only Bliss and Payne. eae ‘ MiMayor Yeiser called an investiga: |1 That was lant duly, and belts raft which Capt. Murphy st- {amounting to $6867148,172 which Woblapten 0 den dca dinary “Mark Down tion f — at 10 o'clock |1 her and heard of her since | tempted to tow ashore, es a balance of $228,32U,379| straight tip isgiven out today that which will not 1 e bs t to do with her Tltwenty mtles away, but the terri-} cash in the treasury, only Cornelius N. Bliss, of New York, | pour the mayor tou eeting her avy-| } the northeast gale swept caavards. 12 GA and Henry C. Payne, of Wisconsin Attorney Reeve where. I talked to her about ten away. ‘The Captain's boat NEWS NOTES. ec bas a deecised upon By hers sen sn sciig mdi hg ts ago at the }was twenty-seven hours at sea. A RCT Mr. McKinley for members of his night force, wh t , le serf was running nearly half] Fire at Nashville Saturday night] cabinet. , ing witn , : ‘ asked 1€}q mile out to sea, Montgomery, | destroyed nine buildings and entailed $3.00..... wort ther eft News ie and Murphy were washed on | q Joss of $400,000. E. Dreyer Dying. wort Los get chadelleperaapas cite Sgseutl bcabbpernt oa : ach, where ‘citizens provided | ‘Tye remains of Joseph [B. McCul-|~ Chicago, Jan, 4.-E. S. Dreyer, wort men and several other spectator Cw ‘ |them with medical attendance. Hig-| ia, ‘late Editor of the Globe-Demo-{f the defunct Dreyer bank, one of! gy. ue Don glare eg mac ok | was killed at the overturning of} rat were laid to rest yesterday in the| the institutions dragged down by the) ¢, 9; ont ths pes parpapaalagmerececdy , oe ; | the boat McKee lot in Bellefontaine cemetery, | National Bank of Illinois, is dying of | . 1") charges, evince! s regret that) He denied » y he w | ‘There is no doubt of a traitor be- bankers say there are too] ©ol4pse brought on by distress over | $1.00 + Wort! such rumor 1 have gained | lightly, t u ve a ng among the Cubans, aa the leak | Boston ban ssh ae re "j | bis business troubles. | % Sakis cee currency, and that it deyeloped upon ty | vatsed in the absenceof both of|™&ny national banks in that city am him to investigate t Ange Hall said the police often| the head meu of the craft, and the| Have issued a circular recommending Hopes for Neprieve, ‘ After a few unimportant pre went into Newport's for a cup of! pumps that were all right at 8 o'clock that five or es eran a be li- Covington, Ky., Jan. 4.—Murder- naries, the investigation proceeded. |coffee, and that he went to the back | iad heen tampered with. ‘The man | idated-or consolidated witb other. er Laughlin hopes for a reprieve to ° Officer Cross was called and testi-}door because he did not think n whom suspicion rests is among A petition is being circulated prevent his stretching hemp at fied that on the night of Dee. 2 looked well for a policeman to be] ihe saved among members of the legislature in| Brooksville Saturday. His friends _- _ last, he was at Newport's restaurant] seen in a bar roc va managed favor of John W. Yerkes for the/have been very active and have left now run by Buck M Broad 1 Is] SPAIN GETTING IMPATIENT: | United States Senate, and is being} no stone unturned to induce the gov- way between First and Second 9 that he made his] largely signed by republicans. ernor to interfere. . heard Chief Hall and a woma mud 58] General Opinion is That Chiefs in| A cyclone at Mooringsport, La., eaaaenepnainaate versing together in a darkened 1 Barnhart when | °°” wal oo “ Deen = Saturday evening resulted in the] Representative Adams Ill, Ol ida S He said that he would swear the He said he saw = regia icaas 3 death of five persons and the injury} Owensboro, Ky., Jan. 4 —Repre- | was Chief Hall, and that he wou ere about mid-| Loxpos, Jan. he correspond- | of nine others besides large injury to|Sentative Adams, of McLean county, swear that be had a woman with bia at was fre-/ent at Madrid of the Times telegraphs] property. silver Democrat, is critically ill at but that he was not ve the wo at all times at/to his paper The country is be- socaroen RERRE R hy home. Son tn pig consider nan was Nora I although he / night coming impatient at the unaccount- his recovery doubtful Abou oe when they}obligations to the woman or owed|Cubs, which is inexplicable, con- oo “ voices and at her apy money sidering the favoring circumstances— a a o » Cheah Benet (Reported Daily by Lacy Gratn Company.) h Pidierges i; taal Ohict tte nid that was all the|the opportune death of Maceo, the Are Not Under the Civil Service Cale dks, May wheal he saw the Chief pbbber partly pruaplanerialyrn - lown of the attempt Rules. opened at 8455-85 its highest point They came y Ay sired to question the} of the American filibusters, aided by aac GAM unt clad ak Gee bs about 2 o'clock rs of the night force rel-| certain adventurous and sympathizing|pye Democratic Consuls Will] May corn opened at 26 and He admitted whe conduct nf enators induce the United States Have to Walk the Plaak. closed at 254 b. tioned him that he ; eons had en- ih r sp aiaee pera policy: eee May oats opened at 19%, and asleep @ past year. and the consequent reaction of public od at 194. eer Wr, Johnec Was 1] Mr. Johnson was called and said] opinion throughout Europe in favor] Here is a piece of news that ought carer peed. ceed “asc €7.08 durably. and testified s sntially to the /that Chief Hall did not come dows of Spain. All of this points to one to gladden the heart of every ae D- | and closed at $7.80. same thin, He heard Chief 1 arly 2 o'clock; that Willis}of two crying evils, Either the|lican who has an eye on the consular May lard opened at $4.09 TH AT'S and the woman, he said, and saw the |]Mount, he said, informed him that | home government is deplorably lack-| service of the United States. It was] 14 closed at $3.97 8. | ‘ in the] Chief Hall the woman were ) initiative or the military chiefs] generally believed that when the pres- ay ctu ceed at €4,00 and to hay- | stairs; Offlcer Johnson admitted that} in Cuba are incapable and unworthy | ident issued his spay ted bar’ eee closed at $3.97 oe; he was caught sleepi m daty once, lof confidence Perhaps there is a]}ing the civil service law last May to sip Si - Og Me 4 special po- | while on as extra Sat denied that he|jittle of both. Any raat public | some thousands of positions that were Pec riyy opened at $7.09,and Wear— iceman, #8 1 testified that | was in the habit of it opinion is unanimous the| heretofore classed as prey for the Gash; tay whens; 64: on the » question he had Mr, Cross stated that he was in | latter Private advices reveal that a] spoilsmen, the Lae es Ags Clearances today of wheat and answered a telephone message and }the alley and knew Chief Hall could | state of malads tion is prevail-| States consvls were includ ed in the flour, 392,000 bushels, re “ y the voice that of ss} not have passed him without being} jing in the Island of a most scanda-| order, and ba thei eke! yactacies vinaai Lhat she said she wanted to] seen. | aracter. Even the govern-|in the consular service were to ta aia aake wah. it : t and he told her the] Chief Hall was questioned by the] ment organs do not altogether deny | be filled by competitive examinations sch etoeeat as te pci eed 831 Broadway. chief He afterwards met} mayor and said that he had caught] this, to say nothing of the Liberal] through the civil service. The men |iyay to quitisto|take one dose of ber at T i Court and she asked | Mr, Cross asleep and Mr, Cro s, which are being prosecuted] who bad been appointed United Sta-! 1, Bell's Ping ar Honey. Summer l ell Chief Hall to meet her at} shpped a doliar into his hand, He (emanding reforms in the admin-} tes C ‘onsuls by the C leveland admin- coughs, lung cooxhs, winter coughs, the back fence of a certain residence. | t the dollar was in the nature] istration in Cuba istration were laughing in their] \oCcnial coughs Wr any other kind She said on this occasion that she]of a bribe, and returned it, This prosecution in ominons| sleeves at the cute way the president] o¢'s cough or cold is speedily cured was going yet drunk and raise The or said that the chief had) sign and a dangerous yn on the{had puta stop to the raid on these by the use of this ramédy, Children hI, and displayed some money. — never reported the matter to him, to} part of the government while public] positions when a change of admini-lijve i, Old peopld like it. For Chas. Bonnin, the ‘*News’’ press-|to which he replied that he thought a} feeling is as it is ly Sener] stration should come. It turns out] sale py Geblschlaeger, & Walker, man, stated talk would do more good than Canovas’ decision as to the reforms] that the men on the inside laughed | Graogists, Fifth and Broadway. I know nothing, except that 1} port the otficer. He said that he] in Porto Rico is a tacit recognition] too soon, Speaking of the matter a} >" phe : heard the woman go to the telephone!did not tell the other officers; that] that he not longer run counter to| prominent government official said to] HE CHANGED HIS MIND. and call for No. 2, in Mr, Calissi’s| some one else did it, public 0} me Seared onriel correspondent ana The mayor waited some time to - yesterday. , : wate. Dick Calissi was also sworn, |hear the testimony of Willis Mount, | WEYLER BACK IN HAVANA. niet tates Consuls who drawl’ bl Sis ye on the and stated but he did not come, hence the in- a salary of $2,500 a year and under y J The woman was in his store and] quisition was adjourned till Left Camp at Bayate and Came| ste not under civil service, a8 many| Last Saturday evening a boy ap- yp the telephone and called for] dinner, AR Grniies eront Ave people believe. They are, however, | parently 16 or 18 years of age came She said the wanted to see} Miss Foote was very indignant at : . under civil service in a general way,|to the city on the 6 o’clock train. { Hall™ s erwards John|Mr, ‘Thompson, and emphatically temisa. asI will explain, For instance, |He went to the St. Nicholas hotel Thompson, and Ito meet him|stated that she wos going to whip] [lavana, Jan. 4,—Capt. Gen, | forty or fifty applicants file papers/and registered his name as Ernest at Nance’s corner. him ifshe could get him outside of} Weyler is back in Havana, He left] king for this or that consulate. |Lancaster, from Vine Grove, Ky. Mr. ‘Thompson was called a the council chamber, Be could aah camp at Bayate at 6 o'clock this} The weorary ot aie will regio He told the ropeisicr, Mi, E. Re dd said be rememberes the incident] be induced to leave, an it is be-| morning, arriving with a troop of} menc he applicant to be appointed. | Thurman, that he was on his way to at oe vesraaid she was going tofflieved that the stink stirred up byleavalry at Artesima. nt 12 o'clock|The favored applicant is then noti-|‘Texas, After supper he went out in Coal far ex get drunk, et the whole affair will not be wafted| and ai Mariel at 3 o'clock. He im-| fled to appear before # civil service | the city and was gone for some time. Buck Mount, who keeps Be away by today’s invest wal and | ediately left there on the cruiser pa in the Pee Davestoeat Banley morning in Seyenree Gone ! as sworn and stated, in] that there will be farther trouble Legazpi, arriving in Havana at 8] for examination. e makes the/cast about somethiag, and told Mr. pein eC hief Hall's questions: | Willis Moudt’s testimony was at-| o'cloc gee evening. He was ac-| required per cent. he is qualified for| ‘Thurman he had concluded to return get their lo SL never saw you aud that womant | terwards beard, and he said he did] companied by Chief of Staff Kscir-| nppointment, and the president does) home, and claimed he bad spent his their thous: ny places 1 keep my rooms lockee not know whether he told Officer} pano and his son, Fernando Weyler, the rest, You may putit down that} mouey. He very modestly asked the tuntam supposed to see everybody | Cris that Chief Halland a woman wo js one of his aides, The iiii-]the Democrats now holding positions} genial proprietor for the loan of 6 that woos there, ‘There are times, | were in a room together or not, as he } tary and civil authorities and a dele-|in the consular service will have to] wnich of vourse was refused. The however, when suppose they could had been drunk for the past nine] gation awaited his coming and ac-| walk the plank, and they won't be) seems to be some mystery about this have gotten in without my koowing| months and did not really know what} companied the captain general from} allowed to take their own time about) boy, as he appeared in high spirits t. ‘There was never any complaint id, or whether he saw the chief} the wharf of Caballeria to the palace]it either. Tt will be in this service} when he firet came to the hotel. He i ny one golug to any rooms with- ot, in Havana, ‘The city has been, on] that the spoilsmen will get in their/left Sunday morning and bas not Sut my knowing It. tiptoe of expectation of Gen, Wey-|work first, No position in the con-| been seen since, t as vyohn Slaughter was sworn and A Sudden Death, ler’s arrival all day, but his inten- | sular service is under civil seryice in aid be knew nothing about Chief , sal tion to return was not allowed to be| the sense that the clerksbips in the Be aaa wey meeting any woman at Mount’s,| Mr. James M. Henson aged about) voi. irom here until after he had | departments are under civil service,”” THE SHIPMENT OF Hall ro he romembered seeing Chiet| 40, and one of the most prominent] | A large number of good-paying Ee He night in question, | meu hereabout, died suddenly Satur- consclajes are now held by Demo- 4 He did not know how long he had day placa fet ey ga at sf Resolutions to Be Delayed. crats appointed since the 4th of UYLERS De 1 vi there, and did not know where home near Kure eo was we Washington, Jan, 4,—Until the] March, 1893, and as nearly all the : Mtn A cea been. ‘That he left it} known in Paducah, and leaves a) jas¢ day or two it appeared certain fat jobs in the departments are = te tvht and he saw no woman with] family. that the Cuban resofutious would be; under civil service it naturally fol- JUST RECEIVED AT miner 7 sprung immediately after the begin-|lows that the attack by the spoilsmen hina sg Foote was aworn, firststating] pest fall, seamless, Aleece-lined | ning of business Tuesday, Itis now] will be made ou the consulates that Mie wanted a fair trial children’s hose for L0¢/at- Hawkins| possible—even probable—that both | pay $2,600 per annum and under. 5 ba { Hall stated to her that he was] & Co's New Racket Sore, 105 South | questions will go over, at least for al Now is the time for the Kentucky im we with taking her to a room. | Second street. i}few days, Lf the movement to have Republicans to get to work, \ SATISFACTION GUARA! : . He asked her if he had ever taken) her to any room, and she said = he had not, She ackn A that MACEO YET ALIVE, PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1897, the commitee on foreign relations again consider the question as to when it shall be taken up prevails, the question cannot be raised until ys ‘sail PUGILIST KILLED, oa ~~ -—; Cs T= a To close out all reserve and surplus goods previous to taking stock. _ LADIES’ SHOES, | MISSES’ SHOES, CHILDREN’S SHOES HOLIDA'Y GOODS . But anything ia this line remaining in our : stock, is yours at any price until Jar. 1st. B. —— “None such” our advertisers as of the SUN as an adve.. diam. If you are not re in its columns you shov \ = et LY A TE OF THEM Lepr” Besser Of Course you know we mean _—_—_— SAVE INVOICING. | GEO. 0. 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