The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 8, 1897, Page 1

We have said our say. Advertisers can aie no mis- take in selecting space with us. Now is the time before choice space is all taken. “None snch” is the opinion of * ; , : ; ‘ 5 our advertisers as to the quality of the SUN as an advertising me- e dium. Lf you are not represented : sl: in its columns you should be. MBER 102 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1897. TEN CENTS A WEEK VOLUME 1— «. MeKinley remained at Win few days, Ata perpendicular depth Bera sy ~ ; am + | demer erday afte:noon of over 2,100 feet a body of rich. ofe Uae lie fi Hr 5 i] when they were driven in My, Haw-) fully thirty feet in width has been Bt gp A av i il F * , hs e to the residence of M discovered. ) oitude the ore; Vf, ae ‘ aa a 1 ee) Ave Cubans Over Return of i A : ” Bone . \ South Carolina Negro Slays |), dy Will cots ¢ favorably with any atters Of Ulta In Pol 9 Wevler trom the Field, Pre et alte re wy we) Four Defenseless Persons. yet found. : Cireles. . papi. ew acta Bank Reo . : | Wife Murderer Saha set Denver, Col., Jan. 8.—The Ame- Of Course you know we mean THEY ATTACK THE TROGHAS | ier ore ie nats THE HENDERSON GRAND JURY, |"cs" Nationa! Benkreovened yess }A SHORT POLICE COURT. and ji ‘ t 4 day under new management, | wife m us heen arreste ad | $600,000 cosh on hund to meet lia. —--- jit rcha ge of citicers t il | bilities and conduct business. There] ,, Sensational Report of Proposed | ian The temper of the peo-]. por Gate Raid Set Down for] remains but $200 of liabilities to be|Cblef Mall Has a Petition—Lou| Peace Negotiations By pz, | ple of ‘ i | provided for out of all the other as- Moss to Stay Awhile. | f & b dicved lewetinn most certain. | Fonight in Carroll Co. bald ot tha Binks, .¥ GOODS Indicted at Henderson. ws onoiunte raat ees AMENDMENT | = ‘ /UYNGUING IMMINENT AT WELLINGTON. |. Her ~ lef Jan. Te a ! But anything in this line remaining in ou | dictinen: ‘ageinst Moses Bullington, ieee stock, is yours at any price until Jar. 1st. deputy (United States marshal, and. Jan, &,—Simon| John Ashiy, of Owensboro, changing). ,1he,‘rial of the Beasley | brothers them with felonioasly confederating nag ud ell aren » outlaw who shot Jt was set for last Saturday. but on Kx ; cro aot wos | 4! muting thewselves togetber AOE Lae Sune ofthe artous eeeiion of | O SAV = INV | t Magnolia a few| ‘be purpose of piaating 9nd Pee Beasley l “\ i H 4 vi his depaties who was the worst made cn the w there is aj el ming joile ; he the southern end, snd f HO, OO cifered Ly the gov. aud attempting to unlewfally eo Gl shall MeL GHul nee Comics forts de iroyed, t idded more murders to his|force iske frm the county jail pres deterred until today. County tential beanie ' : ’ Y Jan ei, | Attorney Houser will go down to at-| ng upon ibe a4 veral of Them in the City mnotning near Magnolia, | Novemer 16 the negroes, Hen Kllleee a: @urgents ia force At one i Ht ( entered the house of Ben, ‘ es » E st Alt bi es) i a dS a big dynamite guo was ‘ Wilson about sunrise and de-|# coum Baskett, charged wi udge Sanders this morning dis- | 7 tHeecr O Rm »#, first shot thi ‘ the use of Mr, Wilson's) turder of Officer White, offmissed the warrant against Hilliard | 30 Broadway. G0. 0. HART & SON such ter i WO Getting Data on Paducah- Supe which was refused, This hu-| Owensboro Sanford, colored, who drives j99.197 N. Thi ‘ i i a \ neatly, leaving 1 les r then picked up an ox a xed at $1000 for each|@ wagon for the Campbell-Mulvibill 109-117 N. Third St. a a darge st 1 ‘ | Mr. Wilson's head open, | "04 ét wili be served upon}eempany. He was "hated with HARDWARE AND STOVE co. for the t i gol Welsey Wilson, the son, | /H@ iucicted perties at Owensboro. —ldriving upon a pavement in front of | stnas Artemis een Jered him in a like manner This elvi hy the friends of}@ house belonging to one Mr. Stall- . = = —— neers hn n= two convoys of € . ii, AH. E dered Mrs. Wesley|Veputy Jailer John Ashby, Of fitige. He claimed that it was the camps # t M Ik v ¥" ne wes atte: | Wensbar , o: that he is the victim of fenly way to get to the coal house he sala tured Cuba i ‘ 1 truck down a negro who] ® : ¢ of mictaken identity. had been instructed to deposit the , r b Vices sinie that Baniie p ved \ rouched oa hearing the voise| 4 Stuiler in Tictuent was returned | goal jv and that the lady who lived guerilla inser 1 left the ax sticking in th oa | Metinist ‘orn, of thls city, WhO) there instructed him to drive upon j whacking’ near t 1 endl rile a enptto lead a mob] the sidewalk, which he did, damaging he defeated a ' \ r A 1s the news of the shock sieze the oes, ave Powell, ) the paving and curbing. Judge San- ian Sucie, ye ' tragedy reached Sumpter, the} Vill Loving and Will Dixon, who/ders, in rendering his decision, said : severe eot uy 5 Shomf organized a posse of men, [Set Lovis Metzner, The attempt) that the ortinance was not lucid. wa le the day these prisoners}Tyat under the ordinance a » removed to Hopkiusville for [person had a right to drive up on y. Boro's bond was fixed at) sidewalks to aeliver any of the ne Jards. He al ed . ered a special car and came to voy of 1 r . M ville, where — re-enforcements | (sreat Inventory Sale Money ‘ ‘ y awaited him, Word reached | 8150. which was promptly furnished. | ogesities of life, such as coal, wood, of the fact’ while il y © sheriff here that Cooper had been | Mr Born is xt present a candidate/ provisions, e:c., whenever there is no ao ot Havana, | t Ss ! i ‘ + two miles of Sumier, | for couaty jaiter. other m Ans of delivering them ex- © close out all reserve and surplus goods previous te taking stock. This is not an or- ; ! The Sheriff divided the volunteers! Gweosboru, Jan. 8.—U. 8, Mer- be a Vansstea Uist the ev dinary “Mark Down’ Sale, but an out and out moucy-tosing clearing sale, the equal of G 1 ; shal Bullington and Jailer Ashby | ngege amended by the council in which will not be scen this ¥pason, e Wilsons were people of high] Ave been arrested and taken to Hee | opdaf that the court wocld not be in nerlantn nam peel prises ye ay. Both deny having bad] Ella Brown, colored, was arraigned ’ on ES, CHILDREN $ SHOES A stat ri Cubsn i eae chic son Wealey|#2¥ connection with ‘the mob and |in the police court this morning on P , Submitt Peace i ber I Mrs, Wesley thirty-|laim they will be able to establish | charge of being implicated in the $3.00 ......... +ee+e Worth $4.00 sae leworth, Sa80 m * Haye Submitted a Peas ; ( y, and Mr oe ae their innocence robbery of Joseph Smith at her bagnio $2.50... worth $3.50 SPONBL DO. ces eee cesses es Worth $1.75 Pewpontt to s " wo childses bave been Jett on West Court street, which was au- gy 09 ied ihre | «Worth M Chdsane, Wars 8.—A at in. He let GEC 6 a Cu Treating Mrs. McKinley, | nililuted by the police yesterday. |o,'..°"” + WOEe 98.001 51 anil sooeeesess Dmprth $1.60 the “Tribune y I aanoewtoved but it ie ale| , Canton, Uhio, Jan, 8.—or, Fisher| The commonwealth was not ready for a sWorth $2.50) . | sec ACH cece se Worth $1.95 says ; OM cane tae Bak a s nklin, Ky., the noted osteopa-| trial, as they desire to apprehend, if *' + worth $2.00!” Phila gene ae an aiton . YP P rane 7 a eee s been called here to treat} possible, the other two accused, Bar- $1.00. .worth $1 50/$!-00 + Worth ual *OPOE Re EY CEPE SS WORE Bee! night f ; rahe Kinley. bara Rankin and Bud Barker. The 50 worth, AW6 case was continued until Monday. 5 that G ( ‘ J : ? a most terrible one. — ; break Expected. oe ~ inechief 0. 17 Jobat utbreak Expected. =| Lou Moss, the female escaped con- hes init ; Senor Se 1 chic Sanders, Ky., Jan. 8.—There is] gict who was arrested yesterday in ; worth $1.00 vO +. Worth $1.00 ta, in M aod ved att t I news here to the effect that the turn- | pbursnance of orders from Nashville, | alread Lea E : I ir | pike raiders will break out in Carroll} wijt not be carried back for several | janta here y v 8 Boyle wa county tonight. It is gaid that a} gy , 43 the local authorities de-| = — — Allt ow ie |i i ' Lbusivess Beiore the Ways lan : number of farmers in that} sire ¥o detain her as a witness in the| \ said, is the proposed re of Capt | and Means Com- county declared their intention to de-] smith robbery case. The Nashville 2% Gon. Wesler, which the ivsurgenta) wre ere TT CORDLMN, | mittee. stroy eveay toll gate in the county. | officers will be notified when to come a > é insit preliminary to . Washington, Jaa, 8.—The - for her. | ‘ : 5 | a Ambassador to England. - Washington, D. C., Jan. 8,—Ac-| | Officer Henry Singery, as night gotiat Bill hearing before the een Se Prodicament. inks of Kentucky, or what he! guotus, a well-known young man of pes ‘cimtina| mann IS Selling everything.in his line at undeit the ‘ ¥ ‘ Committee yesierday i i i | ; Another Caled Meeting of the y y : canes Wark ation to be| chief of police, is winning much great distinet “ kind of atime, not] Cofding to best information to be)" ie k sage | He 4 Ph as that 1 " ; ‘American’? has been settled on for] 9S Well as the public at large. He is} ihe expt of ; tpaniaelvas fe deal of nee the Ambassabor to the Court of St. | energetic, pao ace is ernineatly| wr Mi Se » hort merourey: ne v I. W. Beraheim, of Louis: 7 er pe ict an anan on’s Fine Enamel and . MARKE ; patent Leather ban rept ve fas | ville, w ired it vicious aad ua- It is understood tha Cniet | ~, ; ‘ \ 1 it vicious aad wa Hl ceo Cat decal atonaay tl Caif Shoes, retailed the world over for $6.00 and $7.00, go ¢ would eee Mr, Bernbelin and Col, Sherley had | ("eho Deus by bacr.Ge pes) | Mayor D. A. Yeiser, is circulating a| next THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY for pendence i they . The : vetal hitle spats, and later ov Joho] Cutvago, Jan. &.——May wheat) petition ia his own behs'f, which shocker sad disappoint y f 1 te ea ae ..; opened at d2-51°, iis highest point! may suffice to vindicate hin in the of we 0 ay ke : : “| port o committee, had a woids|¥98 82 and cl 807-81 eyes of a great many people, if it x er G They ® fs - ' Mr. Sovder, of New Yok at corn opened at 2511-45 and | does not reclaim his position for him. \ q € be | v cate 1 expre by the} Closed at 20. There is a large number of signers - e 4 the le st : i hecsicr | Me oats ened at 19, andl eg jt, ks . o i we JIC . ale ( 1 ss , | closed at 18 oe res Keosit N , ceethac” eiken cia {i pork ned at $7.87] ‘This afternoon the case against Si , THIS tunity 2 ‘ v i aut er to | and cle |Sbelby and Amanda Me 8 Ute i 1 i ene Rerihelia ae ut $3.97-4 00} ored, charged with immorali hance to buy te finest high Calleja l \ t hy i avi ) | trial before Judge Sanders, \ word for } ’ h en. City F atone | sinie et I peued at $4.00-2 and] rendants’ attorneys, Messrs. Harris ‘ ready ' : y nsome Kenuieky | lose 7 & Crice, at first demanded a jury, —_— — arms. er wold pot be hefore congress M ptton opened at $7.08,and] but fap decided to let Judge Sa TE. gm oF ey ‘ , closed at 87.15 Sanders try it. 7 — ri oR CLT tng : Aphisaes ADKINS & COCHRAN M ! t 87 Cy ae : NEX TRA SESSION lose i ‘This afternoon Manager Lew \ OC L y ng Thad WANT A RA SESSION, ‘ Waters, of the Windsor Theatie, |§ i hion \ : vad eve Clearances today of wheat and] Waters, atte, 1§ ¥ ~iaaa . ad Sigh Cited Bel a. cirnree tay r seb aaa ocak Shoss Bought of us Polished Free 831 Broadway... 7 | The Caidweil County Republians =F 30, next. He had been aesoarscs -* - its Ail Petition the Governor. The final government figures on| getting license every day at the) in oda , M t ib .., | the 1896 crop of wheat will he issued | Fate of $2 per performance, but yea- . a, ep ne feet ( I Vrinceton, Ky., Jan, 8,—The January 1th, says a Washington|terday Mayor Yeiser wevoked the or- | 4 gn Foreign i ‘ated pros n y Hus-| rittec ‘ i ; der on qocourt of a disagreement re- | ape payincat of the : \ ‘ { i the following petition ree re an and Cuban stock of sue| lative to some trouble the manager | Sh J RG Feoluiion Ww aR t the} i ris 169,018 tons against 276,661 | bad with three of thecompany, ‘The | Senator ¢ te Mixes | His | y, Gov Wi Ol iist week and an increase of 32,100] manager Was unable to get a license the a er} 1 ! Honored Sirs With ney ast year. European stock ia/yesterday and hal” “to give al aa 1 me relay 1 200 inst 00 last}* free perfeymance last — night Lend apn t ns, sas 2,275,093 last year, and Mayor Yeiser stil lnytegs a esr ‘“ je and A London special says wheat off | refusing to permit Clerk Co’e to issue , 1 \ q | : at steady, on passage steadier, |* daily license the wanager took out Sree pay ¢ willing to | of Caldwell county, Corn off coast quiet, on passage | ne Wntil April 30 this afternoon, aud WeVVVVTITVE |, WOOO 0000008 ted an poid fo ’ Jing ¢ erialoty of life, mindts’{quiet and steady, — Market wheat, | Will show as usual tonight. ~ oie eth i ( 1M. Ezell w u mal majoriiy we aay | English and foreign, firm, . Pettey would ws » the Cuban | thoti io make at legisla vad realizing the great : Quit coughing is easy enough it © y pogeny would wy m i : | of electing a Repndiiogn a you know how to go it, The best C ante “ae If ihe { \t 1 Stites Senator, HOSP OOS A ROCKY TIME. way to quit isto take one dose of ae . we peta alg eee? vl pet you to call an extra Dr. Bell’s Pine Ifr Hovey. Summer without div sion or « wl with] way | i leamnioy Legislature as soou a3} Anda Young Man May Have to] coughs, | voughs, winter coughs, 2, As out requiring any 8s that | condemnation edt Tae Baa dias y He onal) Hag Ne pbs, Lea tIE %o “a Ya ane We wv % Kot ND 5 ee te ete ee ee there wa ‘A AR WARE 189 BNP ; ‘ : of a cough or colt is speedily cured \ i ” KM tlement had not 1 | PALSE ALARM, JA Hank Inspector for Kenuucky.| Mrs. Criss, a Judy of foreign ex! hy the tee of tbidcemetly. Children WZ A a! bers of the commi | Frankf . Jay, 8.—Wiui, if | waction who hves on the South Sides] igye tt, Old people like it, For wk UN W" pe any wey Pate) tpemen Caught ite An Unpleasant | anyti Bradley iias head swore out a warrant this morning be-} sale by Oehischlagger & Walker, | ANN « that a general inve bee |bout the present condition of the! fore Judge Sanders against Joe Au-| druggists, Fifth and Broadway, | | Bi. Db | y Cer in of the | ry of recent bans | ie locality, ¢ 1 {tral Stati ¥ x when an|ing in Kentu is not knowa, But] ing her in the head with a rock yes-} Rey, L. 'T, Ward will preach to- © from | alarm came in from Zo. He had}one thing has developed in tue last} icraay, She claims that Augustus] night at the Union Gospel Mission. Renoord tv the Ore} jatheson ove side of his face, and| few hours aud that is that the gov] was with several other boys when the|-p, y afies Rey. R. W. d d Jon , ‘omorrow afiernoon Rey. R. was last vight | : an} was against him alone, ‘The case gh aud met Phere is no} Le drives the ladder truck, and! state Sank inspector in Kentucky, : i Msc to the ; Jattereted no I t who be busy all “she will be tried tomorrow, ujca laa Papate: 327 BROADWAY. food hounds have been u thre nthe tr n ier |time, and well paid, not out of the - —- pH agri pa ae dit { -, i of whom | seated all over one cleureetcaaey. bas by the Dank PRETTY HORSES. Twenty for five cents at this oflice. oo da A EEE RE Sc ae * there were evidently ndneck, All who 1 realized | (hemselves, - - a ; Jat onve the hud of the sit It is said that the betier class o€]My, Gus Thompson Receiyes a aul sae > THE JEWE LER Yerkes § |ation sud lange japkers as a rule favor tue saun ean Peo Uexinacon, THE BHIPMENT OF ’ Louisville, Jat Senator Line] When the fire department reached | Lit is known chat the gov : a y { y ney, Whe rte y high} Seventh aud Washington, where 2] ¢ aor vow intends to recommend to} Mr, A. 8, Thompson, the popular bd ba ‘gl taut th ays lia lovated, the box was fout hates secsioa of the lesistature | sunerinicudent of the Paducah Sureet UYLE rS be | | { ‘ : Prams wilt bw an extra session of the locked, and there was no f . o rainediace cceation of such au|Qailway Company, toiay received ha 2" | Will appreciate-your patronage. Handles everything in the - aby 1e mi of March) thougit that two wires were otc io expeuse of the same to be from Lexington a span of the prett)- | \ ped Ghat Jokn W. Yerkes is sure of | souevier horve by the institutions insnected {est and finest bays ever brought to JUST RECEIVED AT JT \ RR SC Tv WT a =H Rie to the United States seuat <i benefited by sucis inspection the ity | i 5 V7 md H i 3 I i } fort. bi er, | Meal Betate @ransiens, ‘Lhey are standard bred, and their | pa Bradley will ap:| Mr. 'f. ©. Davidson deeds to Mr. Rig Ore Find. names are Joe’? and “Bob.” — He N Iso Soule’s REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. ee |ereversy UENO eaa Nit ae Lies Sui bee tad WEDS TA MEL ee 8 In |SAriseAcvION GUARANTERD, 112 SOUMATHIRD STREET é /