The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 9, 1897, Page 1

We haverSaid our say. Advertisers can make no mi take in selecting space with s the time before choice s all taken. Now space i _ “None such” is the opinion of our advertisers as to the quality of the SUN as an advertising me- dium. Lf you are not represented in its columns you should be. TEN CENTS A WEEK his commission on a fine knocked into a cocked hat. Chas. Leventer, the colored bar- ber who impersonated an Indian doctor once and got into the peniten- | tiary therefor, goton a drunk last VOLUME 1—NUMBER 108 CUBAN REPRISALS said to have been the crime. NO TER Have Been Sent to Spain by G m According to | ne AXLES BUNCOMBE = oF course “THE The Cuban General Preseribes Spanish Medicine. the uta. | New York, Jan, 9,—At the oflices’ And Items Pertaining to the of the Cuban junta in this city 1t was A emphatically denied that any terms of Railroad. peace hed been sent by Maximo Go-| mez, commandet-in-chief of the army, | se to Senor Se the liberal leader in ROBERT LAUGHLIN HANGED. cky to Have a Cabinet | Spain -thalaadiaed ‘ Dr. J. D. Cestllo, of the junta, . Portfolio. aia “This st..tementnodoubt emanates | She Waits Our Shops--Cause of tue officious friends of Spain | the Resent Hin $ ie Pee ‘ee © MURDER AND SUICIDE IN WISCONSIN ic is only a diplomatic canard | have receve no letters from — Gower onthe subject, and he} would be che la nan to accept suc nf ILLINOIS CENTRAL STOCK Gen. | shameful terms ¢ hould he through capitulation anity be ready Key West, Fla., Jun, 9 Gomez has at last begun the work of the EO ONLY A rEW OP THEM LEFT.” night. He took one end of i: street to himself, and bappen toiThe “Register” : ‘ get the wrong end, He was arrested The "Be poi Discovers a \ by Officer Barnhart, and said he Mare’s Nest. Of Course you know we mean would not be searched. He made. oH such resistance that the officer had to er | club him into submission, splint and when asked if something bit him only pressed his hands to his head and said ‘guilt He was fined $5 and costs. Chas. Rob rested by Off ‘ison, colored, was ar- ver Eaker last night for using profane language, He pleaded guilty and on account of his good itation was released with a fine of 85. George Moore, colored, was ar- rest about 1 o'clock this morning by Otlicers Smedley and Seamon for ng on Broadway to the annoyat of residents. He said he lived on nessee street and went all the way to the New Rich- mond Hotel to yet package of to- bacco to cure the tooth ache. He went down the street whistling, and when the officers ordered him to de- sist, he shouted back, “Oh, rats!’? He was fined $5 and costs. whistling and \ down near’ Ripley, Tenn, It ys that the blaze started in the 1 thea io Cer ey to their friends in Spain, « the trap georws of twenty-five they were shot approval went up from a sprung @ great shout o! thousand to death. When the last volley told | pont express department by some express that the work was completed Gea. |" q), for which Robert | matter falling against the stove while Gomer made a speech to his m La in was executed was peculiar-|the messenger was in another car aying lly horri ty was for ¥ and | An has been issued prohibiting Now, the death of Maceo is part-| double murder He outraged his | the use of cars with — heating ly avenged | viel about 12. y { age, | Stove in them unless — they = 7 eRe wife, wre under the direct supervision of ner OLENA STRATE hu bad dis jie I his deed, Me. | soe one having the fires in charge. was urrested on s wepaisa wst the Spaniards to accept such terms he would be has put to death 114 prisoners MT prevented from doing so by those ‘The people of Fulton, aided by the announced his purpose to keep up| who | ut heart the defense of the | co-operation of the city council, are chat policy aotil the Spauiagts are] Constitu which all Cubans in| muking adesperate effort to secure brought to a sense of their duty to /arms have sworn to defend {the shops now lecated at Paducah ward humanity, For two years the ‘Article 2, of our Constitution, | and eckson, ‘Tenn., and whether war has waged on theists During | reads thus they sueceed or not, they are making that entire time not a life has been The treaty of j ns pull for them. sacrificed by the Cubans to thes which must be bis The tinois Central has an option of h Not only has Gen. Gomes? | independen on Uwenty acres of land in West Ful- enforced the humane treat shall be ti snd will, aboat one mile from of prisoner he has fed rovernment aud Fulton proper, construct a railroad when provisions for his own men were mbly expressly couvenc and move all the freight ottices scant, purpose, jat Fulton to that locality. In the face of thir effort to carry All efforts to tofluence public] They so making preparations ont the rules of war Capt. Gea. Wey- | opiai meaus W 1 to enlarge tie depot there, and day Jer bas formed an alliance with the} fail, 1 ican people before yesterday purchased the lunch plateador 1 protects the a tn th us and w re with the friends [stand adjoining the depot, ing work of tation. ‘The assassi-}of Spain t \ vility of the | therefor $4500 nation of Geo. Macc» affected Gen and taken by them, and will never] Itis rumored that when the yards Gomez deep! The death of his} site with t essors against (he [ave finished at Fulton, some the own son at the same t adled to} oppressed. —¢ w free }vardmenu will be taken from here, and the bitteroes of 4 feelin but | that repair shops will also be estab- did not act upon imp aise He se itavas lished at that place. Ae yet nothing trusted messengers to ayer sed, ee ips ; lolinite is known and just what the exact facts. ‘They reported Sanne thie Maw eeeeen ions of the company are are left on December 25, showing bi Baten s Siar + njec foubt that “ : ‘phe eon t 1 was in the city yes- been basely “ eign apy y ated before said that sassinated at | ee a ! would remain in Paducah, nce made to make “ ne | Cleared he iat no ‘cut-off’? would be ' aiid " arte t between Maytield and Calvert}, to Spaniards rrender z { * 1 Cit & peacefully ny ¥ ay | ‘The news of the death of General Putting his ine on, bel eid be eaieed by oS A. Winter, of the made an k uy ‘ Ni ; “ah was received with trocha, crossing t at Moron. | ois weald acknowlede w by the railroad officials here. The Spanish gariison at Lago ae Avite] “vo died at his home in Chicago yes+ resisted strontly, vs overs | ! . terday and had been with the com- whelmed and 114} ken. |fLaaghtia any for forty s. He was one Now the time bad t Brooksville, Ky., Jan. 9.—R fue most popular and important flag The wea were ¥ 1 the wife murderer, wa Neials on the road. Hing to the "lhe his 1 pat 9:37. Over - own governine ey \ are | iy wsand people witnessed the| At investigation has been fo meet their fate. They were xiven| ececution from trees and roofs of|™ the recent burning of a bag- gy opportunity of wr €s| houses near the jail enclosure. When; gage sud mail (ear on the Lilinows A. Markofisky was fined $10 and vosis this morning for keeping bis sa- loon open on Sunday. M. anty, by Judge Sanders today for drunk and disorderly Evans, a white man from was fined $6 and costs being the Earnest Boyd, colored, charged with cruelty to animals, was not tried this morning, as the defendant had not been arrested. The case was continued until Monday, Si Shelby and Amanda McGehee, who were tried before Judge rs yeste afternoon for im- ality, wel ed $20 and costs each, the same judgment that was imposed against them the first time. This simply strengthens the decision relative to these cases, in which it does not have to be proven that the offense was committed. colore: ni me Chief Hall denies that he is cireu- » for his reinstatement force, and stated to a Sun reporter this morning that if there was any such petition he knew nothing about it. Barbara Rankin avd Bad Barker, who robbed Joe Smith, of the county, of $139 a few nights ago at Kila Brown's, went to Stiles, where they took a train for Princeton. Officers Smedley and Thompson drove out yesterday afternoon to Stiles and learned the above. lating a pet on the poli¢ two white yards, near railroad, and | About iy tramps passed the stoc' noon toc ‘This FULTON 1S GRASPING WIGKEDLY | oring Leventer had his head io # w 1 s stock for the h|the city, on the I. C. sarty of Spanish Soldiers Routed 3 bagi wo As A Illinois Centrat stock for the month ys r f Eee tas Ajubusonds and confessert, hut pleaded insanity: of january to employes is quoted at] appropri coat belonging to Ed preher Pkoeassi achat make lelcite dade abe PE at Ward, a colored employe, who dis- Key West, Fis., Jan. 8.—A report | connected and lial Sorne a goo tl covered them and gave chase. He . from: points near Mantauzas contr ation up to the time of his arrest. | yereafter all_engine bells must be] shot at them once or twice and they remem of the report received yes-| MeLaughlin died bravely amd) rung for a quarter of a mile before}dropped the cont, and Ward shot ‘ terday of a defeat suffered by the/stiowed remarkable gr oS yn is reached, and the whis-ltwice more. He does not know Speaies at the hands of ove of Go-jpreviously professes Te gee i ec blown, ‘The company] whether any of the shots took effect nex’ captains on Tuesda The | claimed that he was ready to die yunces that no excuse whatever] or not, as the tramps vanished in the Spaniards had an idea that ay other | Life was extinct in seven minutes will be accepted in case of neglect. | woods, yedition was to be landed at seme An Old Case Settled, | - pic enigoale F 8 oust : f 8 There was not an item about the point west of Mantat | Mor 1, Ky., Jan, 9—Iti about | ‘Two detachments were off to} A the Union county rails rid court house today of sufficient im- busca e escor they | oad de h Les eaused so much f ii} { ' yortince to print, There was no we ( ‘Ww $000. | ete, will soon beamiceiwentiiad court, which rendered everything Pais th Cubans stl f a | organ-| ha pent ew out of the wee — exceedingly dull, oi 8 et ade, Four Joz boas by Union county to aid th . hundred Cubans were concealed 08) 6) 56 Valley Railvood Phe county Police News of the Night’ and} THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE, hat the Spaniards would dagah ep the road t & had | Pefaced to pay the ere on ta D take After the fps Series and a special tex levy was or ity. F varbed 1 by the 1 t { For Kevtucky Will Meet and Or- ” wire was ste the road at yaniy, howe ganize at Frankfort Monday. fe their retreat, a . ae vas . a rapid fire, ' : CHAS LEVERTER IN TROUBLE.| rankfort, Ky., Jan 9.—Te he 1 above a gut, | 00» S08 reset electoral college for the State of Ken- while Heevapaneh bed to | uniter: = sae | tacky will meet at the state capital Me Mah crenata imate! eee next Monday and organize, The pass, hurled hand x j this county, A Dog Case Brought foto Court) chief matter of interest in connection them. i thirty Spans A dad Suicide | Lo-Day. with the meeting is the decision as to SF esha esr ae Covington, Ky., Jan | which of the two lowest Republican ish soldiers | ane : t eper 4 : lectors will be dropped. It is said Brent, bookkeeper at tl ele i Di They rallied and side at that among the electors there is_con- otto little, as the| National bank, committed suicide at | hat among the electe re is con ec gutnbie, The his Hoare in cia city: lst night by (QUANG OF GREAT IMPORTANCE, siderable interest aa to who shall be i treated, orderly at his throat w raxc he essenger to carry the returns to Spauish finally retreated, ONY Mi fitere sed wos a brother of the Brent Washington, Mr, Kash, who re- first, the Cubans pur ’ bro.hers, pyominent merchants it ‘ ho was{ ceived the largest vote, would like to tiring all the while I Ms father is Judge Spri Phe colored railroader who WH5)) 0s sonoer, while the two who re- When the second wires in bn raat The Brent family is one of taken up a fow days ago ie ceived the lowest vote think the loser pear. wore struck 8 PAL Oe ami|the most promiuent in” Keutucky, |} still in the county Jails 40 OT should be given the consolation of olde forgetting sib cise 1 bes ¢ vs rd et been triec e has ne . ssoenaan old for. their lives, throwing Phe young man was saat peony abe face hia eapuure, despite the stater being appomted messenger, woe eat equipments, ‘The }specicd and no cauze can be assigned |SIn60 ie ea catemporary to a a ins Cubans pursed for iniles and |for his res act, except temporary || pes esc Whenever anyone A Cabinet Place for Kentucky. then suddenly vanished other | insanity. Jeomes near him he stands up and] Weshingtn, D, O., Jan. B.—A Spanish detachment a0 ap RAMPANT ELEMeNt. \ crosses his hands, as 9 mk see AER Tea eter hing, Over 45 Spaniards were)... insite other Big | is going to be handcuffed, ‘This, in} Di “el if or Bher parted Dy tho Cubans and 100 taken| Mayfield Visited by Another Ue} sition of Depnty daller Grady, |man ls given out today to the ettect srisoners. ‘The Jatter, except five me \orovas that he has been & prisoner] that Kentucky is slated for a cabi- ai 1 Cubans acting as es,! ‘There were two destructive fires VES bere net position. It is said a decision aaa echerated. The renegades, as|iu Mayileld last night, and one or somewhere. ; jjas not yet been reached as to who rere area weve called, bad a short| buih ‘s suppo-ed to have been ocea-| jJenry Criss, a German citizen ,of will he selected. If the fact is sete see aad a cpeedier sleath, being cut} sioaed by incendiarism. 1. M-) South Fifth street, was arraigned in| tled that Kentucky is to have a port trie with maachetes,. The Spanish| Scbuiner’s residence was the first 0) Judge Sanders’ court this forenoon | folio there will not be much speculs- thay not yet been made public.]ecich fire, ‘The family was away} oy a ¢ rhoring two male|tion as to whom the lightning will tae : . fron home, and the house was total] iid one female dog. The warrant] strike, as one of Kentucky's bright- MELD WITHOUT BAIL, toss. Lnsurapce about $600, was a result of a warrant bis wife}ost and best pen js an ald gchool TA. HL, MeGce's restaurant caught! Svore out against young Joe Augus-| ate of the president-elect. He is a ne Loufayille Officers Who] fire about 2 0 lock this t ree tus charging him with striking ber 10} men whose appoloren) pls give pose 5 : Ivge quanuty of beddi nd furhi-| the pead with a stone. as general satisfaction to the people Killed John C, Rippey tore wus desiroyod, the blage or He claimed this morning that he] of Kentucky as that of any man in lo edana, eating on the second lor. | threw the rock at a dog in the fence the Union. ; It Kentucky gets @ Galem, Jan. %—Detcctive Jobat jera hoose and Slavghter’s grocery. | corner, and then he and John Mix,}eabinet position the incumbent will salen cirukey Jolin Brown and pdjoising the sestaurant, were badly | who were together, ran be Judge W. H. Holt. See a the Louisville men| damaged, ‘The loss to the former} judge Sanders said the fact that - yee , Rohe Robert Rippey, near this was several hundsed dotiars, with )ihe hoys ran was ample proc! thes DIED OF GRIP, who sew o0 ; ' re good and fined ane pecan, © in pursuit of a) $650 insur.uce, their intentions were g) ea A place reventy, hearing yester-| ‘The a house is insured for $1 and costs 2 or, hada hearing yeste The opera house OT) Augustus $1 a ' . Mr. J,M. Barbee in the counterfeiter it of habeas corpus be- | $2,000 or $3,000, and Slaughter’s! When the case inst Criss was} Death of Mr. ; ts day or de, Vaglesy, of the cireuit]§1,400. ‘The (otal loss is believed to] .,iJ01 his idea of Boglish was #0 County, dessa, and were held withont bail, | Ise about $1,000, vate that his testimony could wot be Mr. [Jett M. Batheo, of near FE nder and Suicide Most drugyists se! you what you | understood. p SanFF BPE Grahamville, died last night of the Mu der sr ‘here is|ask for. Some will ask You to take|Oflicer Henry Seamon interpreter: | ripe, after a brief illness. Ie was Janesviis’s Wises Jam te agedy {something which they him is ‘just] Criss claimed that he paid taxes oo [Bp years old ‘aad leaves family. great excivemectt Bete Ov er the| as good.’ Nometimega little more|one dog and bad trie 1 Rr rive the} rhe remains were buriod this afters enacted this morn.) FEMI Mop: | predic inducea\them t@ do this, Dr. others away, but wition® succes | noon at Wethel cemetery. Chilation of one ot the Most POP: | PTT’ Ti aN TTomfy is the best|'{'he case was dismaissed on condition |” — oe Sanaa highly » espocied familie.) Hels Boe eg A cure. Atter {that be either immediately pay his) The reamains of Chas. | Greenleaf, Mae an Stainma, popular GeriZat | COUR, col) i Pe Tike fu too| taxes or else getrid of the dogs, |who died in Mechanicsburg, were Lerma instantly killed his wife aud | yeu {FY it Birt A titute. For[ "4 huew those two dutchmen|taken to Eldorado, Ill., thie after sidest gon and then ‘arning the re- well be? ky Prischi ger & Walker, would queer this caso,’? emiled Pros- | noon for burial, scoompanted by the ' a yimself sent a ballinto}sale by 4 ecuting Attorney Reeves as be saw wife and mother of the deceased, | volver against is own brai Fitth and Broad Family troubles are 4 ONLY WRITING AGAINST SPACE, GOODS Not Even An Attempt to Combi a Republican and Populist 8 HOLIDAY But anything in this line remaining in our stock, is yours at any price until Jar. 1st. Forces. - | AN ACCIDENTAL MEETING THAI'S ALL.| TO. SAVE INVOICING, Judge James Breathitt, of Hop- kinsville, left this morning for Priace- ton, Ky. In regard to an article in this morning’s ‘Régister’’ under the ¢aption ‘Breathitt and Keys,”’ he said 303-307 ray “That is mere speculation. ‘The 303-307 Broadway. ‘article is untrue and there was no 1()9-117 N. Third fusion effected as a result of any conference. To tell the truth Butler Keys was not in Paducah, and does not intend to make the race for com- monwealth’s” attorney, so faras I have been able to find out. “John Keys and D, L. Reddin, Populist and Republican, respect- ively, were casual visitors in vah, and did not come for any purpose as elleged by the article. a fact that they were in my room at the Palmer House last night, to- gether with John M. Meloan, of Mur- ray, but we did nothing but talk the matter over. I do not say, however, that a fusion was not mentioned, but none was effected, and the matter stands where it was before, “LT think a great many Populists in this Judicial district will vote for me for circuit judge,’’ he said, ‘but not as a result of any conference held {last night or at any other time, I think I will win without any fusion, but of course I would be pleased to GEO. 0. HART & SON HARDWARE AND STOVE CO. (INCORFORATED.) ROCKS’ Great Inventory Sale To cloae.gut all reserve and surplus goods previous to taxing dinary ““MarkDown’ stock. This is not an or- le, but an out and out money-losing.clearing sale, the equal of which will not be Ween this season, LADIES’ SHOES, | MISSES’ SHOES, \CHILDREN'S SHOES have a coalition of Republicans and g3 99 Populists effected. 1 could then iss sworth $1.00 /89,00...\........... worth ENS pi win by at least 1,000 votes, but +s WORRDSD OO Sfmt... wea aa gels Mme ae: see ee Wort Ag deem a fusion impossible. + worth $3.00 31 59 teeeceeecees es Worth $1.50 “Ido not think that there will be sowottieaitolen ee ee . worth ic avy other than a Democratic candi- $1.25..............05 worth $2.00 '°!:25 seeeeWorth $1.50 seeeeeeeees Worth $1.25 date for comme , ey i og 15 paper aihaaaa ‘8 attorney in sss Worth $1 4 $1. .. Worth $1 7 + eeeess Worth $1.00 +++. Worth $1.00! + +eeeee orth $1.00} +90: worth 75 The Register’s article was founded Site fact. ‘The politicians hap-| pened to meet in Paducah, and held | an insignificant conference, that is all. | It is reported that a fusion of Re- publicans and Populists was formed in Lyon county day before yesterday. MEP EE Judge Breathitt stated this morning that he had heard the rumor, but had not verified it. | e re (We are in receipt of a lengthy, communication from ‘+A Fool Popa: | es, list’’ in reference to this ss sub- ject, which we are compelled to decline to publish, because of the ex- | treme Janguage in which it is couched. | He denies emphatically that there is a shadow of foundation for the statements made, and arraigns the author of the article in unmeasured | terms.) | GEO. ROCK & SON. Off, Boys, » SETTING THE PACE, Aid WE ARE STEPPING LIVELY. We are going to offer the Figgest Shoe Bargai i gain of this year. 76 pairs of Hanan & Son’s Fine Enamel and patent tanta Calf Shoes, retailed the world over for $6.00 and $7.00, go next_THURSDAY,\FRIDAY and SATURDAY for ‘ > \ K $4.40 Cash. MARKETS, (Repo: ted Dally by Lacy,Grain’ Company.) Curvace, Jan, %.—May wheat opened at 81%)-7» its highest point was 815)-7sand closed at 81! ; d corn opened at 25 and ,_Reme mber STILLS opportunity closed at 24%. ! Ouly 8 day8s— Tost will be May oats opened at 19, and your chAnee to buy te fneet big closed at 1876. le Shows in the word for hess May pork opened at $7.95 than cost, and closed at $7.95. May lard opened fat $4.05 and - ~ ey closed at 84.07. A | ix | N S & CO i May ribs opened at $4.07 and ‘ te closed at $4.10. ’ March cotton opened at $7.17,and $hoes Bought of us Polished Free, closed at $7,21-2. May cotton opened at $7.30 and closed at $7.35-6. Clearances today of wheat flour, 00 bushels. For this week 8,108,000 bushels, | New York bs day: Reserve Inc, $10,704,500. Loans Dee, $25 8 Specie Inc, $550,700. Legal tender Inc. $14,467,100, Deposits Jao. 617,253,200, Circulation De 100. 331 Broadway. Y, BAILE and k statement for to- Quit coughing is easy ,cnough if you know how to do it./ The best way to quit isto take gne dose of WEVUSVTVTIBVE Dr, Bell’s Pine Tar Hyney. Summer coughs, lung coughs, winter coughs, bronchial coughs ar gny other kind, of a Pesta istspecdily cured S/S WRE®QRWOCCG by the use of this remedy. Children | love tt. Old people Ji it, For sale by Qeh|schlaeget & Walker, dynggists, Fifth and Broadway. i Ts Is selling everything in his line at reduced prices. 327 BROADWAY. Fusion of Gold Democrats an Republicans. Washington, Jan, 9,—It is report- ea that an arrangement has been effected in the senate by which thes | Gold Democrats and Republican- will act together, and that the ar | rangement is approved by President: | elect MeKinley. | | | JOS. PETTER, Te Jette Will appreciate your patronage. Handles everything in the wes TEwWHeoRY LINE. Nelson Soule’s, REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY, , THE SHIPMENT OF HUYLERS > a JUST \REGEIVED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, 112 SOUTH THIRD STRI