The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 20, 1897, Page 1

Teerlestes ta bo ar | ) 7 li take in selecting space with us. Our circulation grows with every Now 18 the time before choice issue. We invite anyone interested space is all taken. to call at our office at any time - i é ids: and convince th VOLUME 1- MBER 112 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, J JANUARY 20, 1897, PITCHED BATTLE | uno For Tw ri TODAY's oun scHools. —|JN- POLICE MARRIAGES, [ss wer sates « ren CIRCLES, Remarks. A Special vrain of Eight Pull- -" } Already Filled. Fought With Poachers at Crown lei tReeet Mle te Point, Ind Big Demand for ‘Tickets to the m is Sikh iva th Corbett-Fitzsimmons 'Threa Woddh ite Pigs lt en roe ee or Slim Sessi Pp |Three Weddings Take Place tendidices Lathes Pina Another Slim Session of the Po- Fight. | oon j Another Tonight. gyer Before. lice Court. / ILLINOIS SENATORIAL CONTEST. cnicayo, son. 20.—Cicorue siter| satel es na oe FOR A JANUARY, WEDDING Presents may be) de ate select “ our has received word from Dan A. Stu-| ww F Whenever a boy begins smoking holiday stock of ae art, through Secretacy Wheelock, */ HE GOUPLE FROM LIVINGSTON. |cizerests or reading cheap literature”! SENSATION EXPLODES, the effect that the charts ‘ se 4 * . Seyenteen Killed ina Marine| vations for. the i at Wccatartabas | remarked Supt. McBroom, of the Fine China yy ore vias Aatavact aad Would Hebel —— vublic schools, to a Sux reporter te Boiler Explosion, fight were delayed 1 would pr | this morning, ‘it fs practioally tses Cut Glass and ably not be sent much before the lat- The Others Were the Kautmane|less for him to attend school, especi-} Another Day for 7 i ’ for the Blue Coated Sil verware, jter part of this or next we Siler | Hy if the habit ¢ b alachy Hogan, who are to ron| Block and the Harris-Town- | *ly if the habit cannot be abandon- Minions of the Law. NUMBER OF U. S. SENAJORS ELECTED. | tte special train to the big fight, yes ed. ‘The first wrecks his constitution ' ba wea Sica ith Map Pathan de | send Marri and the other diverts his mind from \ Our goods are of the finest quajity Apd are lompany for ¢ sleepers | his studies, and he soon becomes \ atthe dlspanal of the dgltetl- | uf for anything. "School fe 8001 ygyR OF POLICE COURT GHANEED *SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES Crown Point, Ind., Jan, 19.—1n | lowers from March 1 to 20, These vecomes $0 unendurable that he pot A pitched battle between Tolle sg ia vin ny il aif ‘ . dy, and THE ELLIS FLOURNOY NUPTIALS TONIGHT. abandons it to learn some trade and oe Geo. O. Hart & Son) Club game keepers and poachers ou! agreement was made lly | be contented to plod along through Harc ware & Stove Co. the preserves of the Tolleston Club,|for eight additional ere | life in obscurity and perhaps poy- Judge Sanders announced this 303 907 Broadway iat? \ vi of Chicago, noar here today, five men | these latter are engaged, the train to]. Miss Rose Block, of the city, and | erty { iorving that he would hereafter pb te Lec were shot, three of thew fatally, |the fight of the century’? will go in| Mr. A. Kaufman, of Ft. Smith, Ark.,! ‘The genial superintendent was den uitite wdleck aah "hs woended are Frank Coatwick, |two sections, twenty minutes epart, | Were ted in martia t 10 o'clock | prompted to make these remarks by ing instead of 9 o'clock, which shot through the lungs, will dic This will be necessary because of the | tis forenoon at the residence of the | te reprehensible conduct of several ligs almost for time {ramemorial beet Theodore Pratt, shot in body with | heavy grade along some se ns of | bride's ter, Mrs. Joe Wasserman, | bad boys of the South the honr for opening the police tri+ shotgun, will die; Charles Prati, ebot | the road on North Fifth street. Dr, Unger-/side. whose deportinent is ascribed lyunal here, in body, will probably recover vin! Letters from Jackson, Petoskey, | tier, in his usual style, performed to the use of cigarettes. Two have! s¢rpere was but one case on the Botweil, shot in the } i | Grand Rapids, Saginaw Mich , from eremony veen suspended from school and 4n-lWécket this morning. Annie Rush- ably recover; Jobn 1 hot | Lafayette, Knightetown, India parlors were handsomely dec-|other changed to another district, , colored, was charged with using | in the temple with revelver rob. Ills, Goshen, end South Bend, Ind ted for the oceasion, and quite a] and now harmony is restored. One hing? language towarde deny ably dic and trom Coatenl fiilacis towns er © number of friends and relatives] boy can demorelize a whole school, |yayig, colored, and the evidence ching on the received yesterday by Siler and H | _ ost Kool pes ea at Soar according to Supt. Mel eaited to sustain the charge, the war- Bee, cerare kes 2 iia secularist Telegrams of congratula-| He reports that during this month] <3" lols apie al Graied With dhote lpia) Sol Pe a xyucheate of {tion were received from all parts of | he has issued more entrance cards| Mayor Yeiser and Health Oticer . and § % the country, and the happy couple|than in any previous year, and the iam were today investigating the were on duty today wheo fou:teen | Wealthy y + Ilebrews who have y hy ‘ { $5,000 wi left at noon for their future home at] average attendance is now greater wells that have been unlawfully young men, members of the families |™ade up a} $5,000 which is g Of neighboring farmers, invaded the|to go on Fitzsimm: Ft. Smith. than was ever known to be before, |l@@tted all over the city. There i Godk pramp nad prepared for aday’s (odds? ‘This party foraspecial] Mr. Herbert Wolfe and Miss Kila| THe present term closes in about a} xondinance prohibiting tem, but Seer: Ths Watohmoa Hore down 00 | Conah. ; Parsons, prominent young people of| Week OF two sad theo, after 6 BART REIEEE many. Rave been fn use for the tute 1 On | COT dig «aid in New York Sat: |Scleu, Liinuston county’ arrived in| @y of » few days, in order that the] gget few years. Complaint a few ble of late, and seven game-keepers, | the boys in a boc nd hailing them wlem boat a a Aare trap Se Pe eae ee ee eee etna and were) ‘eachers may make semi-annual re-|@ifys ago of one or two in the Wes tilde oft the club gine aa to the exact. lpcation | antted is eat shortly before 10| port, the second term will begin. End elicited an announcement from | # TY TIE - the Mayor fd the effect that he woul 1 ste r ” c e ' kin the lors 0 e Ne’ keepers latter opened fire | can be that it ‘ | the Broadway M. K. church, officist Ais tat ngs number of warrants wil on your shoe that didn’t wear? If s SO}. at thn 1 four | three d ng. They left at once on thelr 1 ases g Wreck ow the Llimole] A> sates ware Toliy calle upoh it may have-been that your selection of the yc to the | !t from New York uo trip a y faatel tab, riddle ea nidig further said that it The martiage of Mr. Frank Herris| Central. todavestigate a misunderstanding be- was poor, either in electing the shoe them morta 1 " sible that Dar A “land Miss Mamic L Townsend, t tween a Broadway clerk and some comrades re . ’ ’ ay gies heeds ay Well Known and popular young peo! Six Cars and a Caboose Smashed He. « gretheeliry Me yodus odes or tne place you may have purchased ladies Blackburn, ove ‘ nen, f k . ty, took place this afte q@ith a shot in his sk | De ‘ sts yoke at tee gesldence of But No One Hurt, was insulted, but the police could ’ pare ah ose ja al, [doe tho wh ests | 2 lock the rsdence of wig tnt A or them. So, don’t trust to uncertainties Whitlock, the “Black thers | he other “lh r ave, of the First Sag ee > a warrant. and Alfred ‘Taylor and lodged. them : 7 : crian chureh, officiating, The| Manifest freight train No. 155) Ga -stateia™ ono of the members but select the house that has a —, an jail tonight. I ting was} was without ostevtation, | f tl nois Central, in harge of ek MBGNGHMIL trope, lett his cost tion for style, quality and wear, and in , Dre Se | be another |Conductor Cameron ‘and Engineer jone at such a sho stance f 8 anc . ‘4 dove a . that ’ w friends and t 8 and vest in his dressing room at Mor- Se pele PAU Tages Vie t. Mr. and Mrs 5] Dopemas wen. Wieeres eae ton’s opera house last night without them you will find none other than every shot went thr " Mill 11 ofeach of the wounded. In the | _ « : 4 ie ' 1 of friends to wish them alife | nig it at Millington, a small station gph it Wit! Be Tekea to Keep the ahead Jreventeen iniles north of Memphis. |loeling it up. While absent a $45 watch was stolen from his pock- rody of ore Pratt over 1¢ . * 8 eas ae we i ghee The ballet | Paes se + the Matted ie There were seventeen 3 and | 0K whica struck Costwick went through| wisioctos Jan § ae te warsiage of Dr Edward Ellis; |eabooge in the train. Several of ‘the he ye Singery wes i aad ‘ - \tiehts on ab the body. Several other men will be]. ienie “of Lie buvo , of Dyersburg, Tean., sad Mies Var-lcars were, Armour's refrigerators, malice are investigating the case. | RC ye day and 4, & arrested tomorrow ute ths buisatied thes : eMbery Di: ae filled with fresh meats and merchan- Alwrney J. M. Gilbert and Tom | . . rota: VEN" : st # o'elogk at the Jdise, A truck under one of the lat- fag lofi at 8 o'alock.this morning | z N KILLED. of the May Ilo c : bride om North Sev-| tee broke, and six cars nearest’ the} Wis Misses Bettie and Ella T ma | eke sieps to secure | - fe et. The wedding will be st-lend, with the caboose, were piled on] adjudged lunatics in the siroyit coart| Rintars en's Preach Steamer|* ile vigilance by all « of i iny ovly a few relatives aud |top of one avother, and the track for| yesterday, for the Hopkinsville asy-| I S.nies to prevent its ix nate fends. 00 3 >, $ Off the China Coast. ceeg pen cous, eke ; Sloss Flournoy will be mald [ore ee ae ne No one was lain, They recelved a euegcain | : ' boxepaay rly ee ey eee eit he | ured, although the caboose was/the asylum officials stating that they San Francisco, Jar | aC ere ater-/c sar the bridesmaids will be} reduced to splinters, and ten of theliad rogm for two dangerous se the boilers of the Baghanfien (French con General Wynn Georgia Scott, Dyersbirg ;| ears were carried on to Memphis. | ignatics,\ ut some of the doctors who | steamer) exploded e Hospitsl Bureau, safes » Wiafrey, Hopkinsvilie; Ger-| niin "hee a teamer) eX} ' , ; A wrecking train left at testifled in the case yesterday do not | was off the Chinese coast on Decem- 1 vwits Secretary Carli s, of Helena, Ark., and)o'clock for the scene, and the “e seem to think that the women will be| ber nd from Singapore for a calling the att . nbavgh, of the city. non-ball,’”? due at 12:50, was de- t n ele ‘ : « € q ‘ apa}; 4 . bs d ey ia ived there, as they are insane Hong Kong. Eleven of the stokers oi | , : N.S. Walker, of Dyersburg, |tayed seven hours, and hal to belescept at times. € not insane | { the engineers were k € owners ¢ col an ana Mr, Robt. Ev-/ brought up via the Nashville, Chatta- ee Se and one o! by the explosion or the escaping {core cf custonis, mcioaal, state and |aas, of tue san » Richard Ru-/pooga and St. Louis to dJackson,} Health Officer M. G. Milam was steam. ers dy, De. DilloasLe i Dr. W. Bel Tenn, a ve he: avters this morning Mig chief etoker was so badly in- nt 1 revent) MePbherson will omsmen, The loss to the railroad’ company |to lodge complamt against some Is not Our Way of Alling s hoes “Ron he died a few hours after : ‘ ‘ Dr. I s bride will leave} as a result of the wreck wil be sev-|unknowa man for obtaining a pistol | ward, aud four other firemen died referred to i on the first traia for New Orleans,leral thousand dollars. ‘The Mem-|belonging to bis son, Mr. Starr] we have exceptipnally GOOD THING , | ; the next day as a result of their {« con) sinfection of) Mobile and Florida, yer arrived this morning]Milam. ‘The pistol was taken to we Ww au j ; / al ve ynal effects from | . ae i t ie burns pry Pee Hee e eet chien Minnie Hart asds Gh fi 1 clock, Mason, the gunsmith, to be repaired, | pomeuiwe ty Lem know ae This YQ The vessel was crowdet with pass- | ia’ecte toe their shipment,| Aliss | Min : aad when De dla called’ te week we offer sOmo) special low prices in ‘ vevard to| inore were quietly married a night or ‘i Taree cn rit Pp engers, and for a time there were tl too eines ak Macha KELUEDRIbOTe BUICHERS MEEL. Mason claimed that a young man we oti adhe stron pacts where plague, | two alnge at Memphis af the parson whom he supposed wis De, Milm’'s Tho Rosters’ Ladies’ Fine Shoes SE ECE ES brought by the Rio de presence of relatives and a few inti- But as Yet No Action of Lnport-] son called for the pistol and secured ance Is Taken, it. He covld not describe the young | o disaster ¥ ie F; eae >, : ag man, and could not recall the name ‘ [performed by the pastor, Rev. E. A.| ‘There was a meeting of local! yt gnybody present when the pistol 29 pairs Ladies’ Fine Shoes jured t from the Onient gives the de a ; plague, 8Dr, Wy-|mate friends, “The ceremony was rension is felt aylor, D. D. The bride is 8) putchers last night to consider mat- ‘ 8 at-) was turned over to the young man, a pair; go for 98¢ vee and Far'er re sat it have been in (by All Who .koow ler. ‘The. belle| aaa the pronosed new marker boune.| teen claimed there were three $1 pairs Boys’ Shoes in Butto - i wilned) attache nh ie ' Y i rire be four men in there at the time, At ph : Se Oralactaoh a o action of consequence was taken | any rate, the pistol has not been re- ma ‘Telegraph company. | and they will meet with the council] covered hi Sr ats iy, Jan Bs seth ai Ff baa Ee i 1, hi v7 | committee one night this week. |" - | ere was po disorde eh Ha ‘his wid reared here, and | Councilman Frank Kirchoff, who. is| Abe Grimes, colored, was arrested A ] Dix I VS Set , eniay Alera jo eee ‘ iully tuate of the public schools. Jon the committee appomted by the] this afternoon on a warrant charging XN L , wen made ; 2 i noved to Memphis about | . c him with break low gate with it, , council to confer with the butchers, | i breaking down a gate at i resist any at 7 j|the Padue gar worl Shoes Bought of us Polished F na ray have . \ yesterday invited them all to attend] the Paducah Vinegar works and|& B! US Pollshed Free, eve oF i pe abgel [ i n formerly lived in Mays} the meeting throatening to tear off the locks. It 331 Broadway. Neave’s frieuls iale no a He The butebers, according to re-| appears that he desired to drive er es theit plans of res ports, have decided to build the new] turough the yard, ‘The case will be . tempt to earry out jst ing was bad with the Car jn ’ J 3 cue it avy bave been formed, The) oc iment by which they ti M GHANGES, market house, and have an option on| tied tomorrow, e of the mountain friends | © four or five different sites for locating 3 T " Aung A Sensation Brewing. do the same, so that landed st Vancouver H i = the structure, een > thence into the United States would | Lt igh Bros. Withdraw From the The building will embody all the Losiogion) Pee Hep) Sint: ‘ , ) oste ing thro! . were orga tresses testified to | He equally safe with those coming to| Register Company. latest improvements, including cold] astern Asylom fhe it ie sad ‘5 aa Three eve witne the United States ports direct | storage, ete. It ig claimed that they | _- ‘ " New Bird before | | 1 '*Y | sation in connection therewith may be | jare determined and nothing will in-| oy ected to develop. It is sisted tuat’ Mrs. Cantrell has preferred pistol, Public} Mr. Je Wilhelm Buys Thetr) duce them to change their iinds, oners, who are badly frightened, but Phe baniitue wad dies Indefinite Last night # committees composed | ainst Superintendent Scott. Stock. Their Plans which are settied on building. t dle in houses aX ot fear an attempt}! Grave things are hinted, but nothio; ‘ \ the authorities do not fear an attempt) (a in 194 by a Japanese scie of the following was appointed to 8 ips aw at lynching. No necessary precaur) i)” aie corm is easy to , an srs Edward and Clint Leigh jeonfer with the council committee definite ts as yet known. , oh. 480080000 tions are neglected, however can be killed by sulphur fumigation |jave withdrawn from the Register} and the time of meeting is left to the 4 . o P | Newspaper compa heir stock hav-| latter: Messrs. Lonis Peter, Louis] P: fa, Tei J 20,—M . = UNCLE SAM DRAWS OUT, . wspaper company, t » aris, ‘Tenn., Jan, .—Mrs, _\8 O00 BF an ieee ‘ng been purchased by Mr, James E. | Kolb, Julian Greer and ©. H. Berger. | Harris, wife of Senator Isham G, Conductor anleyy Off Withelm. ~ — Harris, is dea = ; é ad “ ‘ ‘ . 0 ¢ Negotiations ’ who rece! ; Refuses to Continue Nege ” 40 Mound City, Hi., who rt sed a This fact was made public in the] Want a ntucky Republigan ~ ~~ neg in Cuba, his left arm cut ot in an ac ne os de ceesolk, anh sete donster, Billy mers} « an ree the ( sual. Fulton, came to the city today and] 1 ite surprise was created by the} Washington, D. C., Jan, 20.—],, Springile hd 1 ankexs eceived from Mr. T. J. Moore, ofa ai ‘ The Republicans members of the | Comstessiman William E a was BDO 809048 Order of Railroad Conductors, | as generally thought that ne-| senate are turning their eyes anxious- nominated for United States Senator 000 for the loss of his arm He} . pendi but their| ly towards Kentucky as’ the pivotal ms the joint Renene Cone) after one Jeft at noon for home | eet ele tt hk couleoture, and | point in the matter Of securing a ma-| 0 the most bitterly fought battles in ~ | the history of the Republican party. n Cuba, on the : for such nego-| Senator Vest From) Missouri. !the Messrs. Leigh wonld have been | |Jority to insure the passage of neces- . Mr. Wil-| sary tariff Teuton It is believed \ S andl that the tin ¢ i : | . \ , In official cir] Jefferson City, Mo., Jan. 30.—| least expected to retire, lbeyt Eddyville Penitenti 1 Hop: \ . : b| finvions has passed. , : stactad | Wy. has full business manage-| if the governor appoints, his appointee| Fyille Penitentiary and Hop : reiterated that] Senator Vest was yester elected | jelus now bas fall busine: Be governor appoints, his appoiutee < me i He sCtnaluntaifte me uit engi at twa kaw agen” AS SEMING EVETYUMING In NIs line a olva, | or insti-|to the ad States Senate. Tne} me tiations were never insti-}to the | nited Stat 0 , ie j © te ot te follows; Vea, 107;|hy Mr. George A. Dalns, the cous [insisted that President-elect McKin- vot tood as follow Vest Ti) by Mr. Ge e ene areas eine ine tae tuted. K ‘i », (Po | 1d efficient solicitor who has] ley will include a Kentuckian in his ® srens, 48; Jones, (Pop.) 4, }teous and. efficient soli Jley w entuckia i ee , aah Yerkes at Cleveland and Canton, 1S : oor with the SUN since its estab-| official family, ‘The presence of [Sinking Fund Commissioners will reat Ice r1ices © leveland Jan. al) Fatal Epidemic of Grip. i hiehine Hon, Jobn W. Yerkes in Cleveland | ke some radical action snnnera log e Morehead, Ky. Jan. ripe) he Messrs Leigh have not yet de-]and Canton yesterday leads to the the Eddyville penitentiary and the imoitteerian ) E Committe tor at Chairmaa | ylarming death rate has been etaool ad ier itey will dos but say they| belief that he will probably be a|!opkinaville insane asylum, which \S27 BROADWAY. Kentucky, was a Vis! ‘4 ‘ | e vee! stigates Hanna’s office today. Asso-| jn the mountains resulting from the will likely remaia ab leamesher ot the cabitel. hepa poceslly bee recently been inye a lventigated, »pre: » «=Mr. ic of grip. The deaths are! — al Press represe epidemic of | grip though their plana ave ine s po tal ag said that his presence iD) jrereasit ly ia number, magn hele y To + Platt Elected, — Craveland bad no special political Mis. Carnot Dead. | Senator Jones Ie-Llected, Albany, N. ¥., Jan. 20,—The two a THE JEWELER . but that he came merely an, 90.—The mother of! Little Rc , Jat houses of the state legislature voted , adh Hn ] = signiticance 4 Paris, i : national committee aGate the late President Carnot died this! senate and House balloted Beal kp today separately for United Statow with Mr. Manna, ‘The senatories) morning. |for United States senator yesterday, | Senator to succeed David B. Hill, In hed | he result that SenatorJames K. | the senate the vote was: Though New Kadly brightened. ro s more t go for 99 cents, te vente avcuisedd bas caused a feeling of | it was believed they uneasine ) a raid. Cold weather is not a protection against the plague, as it brings about | the crowding together of moce peo- havirig seen the latter against the pris- opinion is strony gainst the } to Kestore Per Says a Spanish t 20.—The Heraldo|™ United States has Madrid, Jan asserts that ts refused to contlsae the negotiations to restore oO. to disen! opiest in Keutuck, When you take cold nothing/comes| with ¢ Will appreciate your pa ronage. Handles ever thing in the . roeplected by an over-| Thomas, Platt, 35; Hill, 11; por i » useful as a botthe Beli" siJones wa elected by Math Nt sya Yerkes went to Canton this ices aye Fwhelming majority, The ton George, 2. 8x Bwene yay his respects to the lists cast their votes for J. R. Sover-| In the assembly the vote was as afternoon tO P 7 dren, good for everyDpdy, ject, ‘He and Senator 8 i Nira el id threg Republicans for Genel follows: Platt, 112: Hill, 31; e Jedy you can always rely reTelgn and shrap Wepre A ed - ; DRUG ST REPAIR ORK A SPECIALTY, phos Wisconsin, with, whom| vl, at attack of cfoup or other| Powell Clayton. ‘he yoint session | George, 2. of Spooner tthe MeKin-| @ coug vent several hours al ; ec. Ge’ a bottle to>pwill meet at noon tomorrow and for ‘The two houses will vote in joint pana ' Se bse ference, It for the] bronchial rable, Ges 8 ble (et em qe sit Aly Prices guaranteed, Ashive eee GUARANTEKD. ss 112 soul ’ ie ~ east tonight. . y was also touc