The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, January 29, 1897, Page 1

The Best Paper the time. In the city, so say they all. Onl 100. a weak for uM the news all 2 rs ne , sig | The Tr Ste Jnable to} Judge Sanders’ Docket Made Up} Goes Near Santa Clara In Strong and/ Masked Robbers Make # Big |The Trnsfer Steamer Unabl Peg a { fore Haul in Oregon Land. of These. Active Force. gon. HE MISLEAOS THE SPANIARDS.| BIG FIRES LAST NIGHT. ST. LOUIS TRAIN CAN'T CROSS.| THE HOUSE CASE DEFERRED. 4 ~ Reforms Proposed by the Spanish | Lyman J Gage for Secretary of (he The Dick Fowler, Too, Is Co : Tr ds teehee pelled to Seek appointed.—Colored Doe- Cortes to be Extended reasury Anno to Cuba, publicans P Coyer, FS! THREE REMANDED 10 JAIL. MUCH ACTIVITY AND GREAT DESTRUCTION.| FULL GABINET CF PRESIDENT-ELECT. | NAVIGATION KOW SUSPENDED ENTIRELY. * ‘ile. Ja special to The heavy, ponderous cakes of ice There was a large crowd of para- Key West, Jan. 20. r (By mail aay a Recoil rr = ihe oven « down the Ohio thicker and} sites at the city hall today to hear from Sapte Clara, Cabs, Ja, ae ee a eclal waa held tp lost night ac| faster than ever today the evidence in the case against General-in-Chiet Maximo is aye ye iM . ~ eenoy A rity Phe up-river view had) the app Hannah House, colored, charged creditably reporte:| Mag hog il car and cafes eted, dynamite being {nce of a miniature picture of the] With abortion, which came up before Nee eee ane eesti ltpell, . ihe perpetrator of the deed | Af regions, and in many places|Judge Sanders, but they were all See eee ee celvere ikiee 1 somber, were cused an inch of the river could be| disappointed. thelr forces to the north, to the south) tit ane ay, ho resistencebeing ete| Ailthe Ohio river boais were Inid) ed by County Attorney Houser,’ and i. 10 Sho WORk Gt lls SUppOeet ee | ane oe ther took tbe tra | Up today the defense by Hon. W. M. Reed, of tion, — Every available man is being be res y by surprise and had . I'he Bettie Owen was compelled to] Benton, Judge Campbell, of the city, pressed into service. — In some cases ene “a their intentions were di-{Sbandon her trips to Brooklyn and] sfterwards being employed to as- even the town and plantation prae vined. After looting the express car Lh shore, and the ice ran so] sist. ? sons have beeu drawn from to mee ‘ aise the senee | | he that even the big I. C: There was some delay in getting the emergency. ie rte =, Mee they set fire to] tansfer steamer Osborn couldn't ply | the Commonwealth’s witnesses and The small local Cuban leaders are) Pender ae ietogether with mail car] between here and Brooklyn, and was| finally the defendant's attorney an- showing increased activity. Gen. | Oe car and. ‘The robbers escaped tied up on this side, the passenger|ounced that they would not be Gomez has ordered, several times, | was burned. train due f t. Louis at 6:30 this| ready fora trial before Monday, and the total destruction of all property | with their booty. morning being rooklyn. iu) Judge Sanders continued the case in Santa Clara and other provinces. |. ocretary of Agriculture. | addition to the suai! icevnrgs in the| nti! Monday morning. ‘The case His motto has always been, Use] oiton, J “it is settled | river, huge cakes were piled up sev-| promises to create somewhat of every means except cruelty to drive) ON Iowa, will Jeral feet on the cradle at Brooklyn, tion when it comes to trial. Spain from Cuba.” . st Ansioulbaré, 6 ex-fand the Osborn an attempt) The House woman bas been ine The Spanish garrisons, big : nid Ths “dntotnaadest “ike? beatles ning to land, but with-| ted uy nothing by her at- umps and little guerrilla forces y ny his Pate s mat gueoess The big side-|torneys. She was remanded to jail. the island, and his weans of commu- | ™#de this afternoon ecler was thea brought over| It is likely that spectators will be exe nication with his forces are nece ‘The President Pleased. this side and tied up, | cluded wien the case comes to trial. rily poor: Washing Jan, 20.—President | le g 40 this afternoon with The loeal chiefs usually operate) (i veland and Secretary Carlisle [the pa ain for St. Louis,and| Dr. Henry Smith, colored, was b about their former homes and th both exp’ themselves as pleased [slim _ of landing if she| fore Judge Sanders this morning on} dy receive necessaries and sometimes) vit, the appointment of Mr. Gage as] succeeded in reaching the other side, | charge of stealing $600 from the comforts. Their recently acquired) tary of the treasury The Dick Fowler, which took an] sock of his own son. The details of activity in burning cane indicates the excursion party to Cairo to witness | his detection and arrest. were pub- approach of Gomez : Republicans Please the Della Fox performance last n lished yesterday. $400 of — the Spain, too, is ng in the work Of} Chicago, Jan 29.—T r {liad up at Cairo, not arriving | amount was recovered from Potter's destruction, | au! Gomez a'taings Ty vman J. Gage Secre ‘ about 11:30 o'clock this f saloon, in his possession, where it Cuba libre he will Qyd it a wasts of s ill be laid up un-| bad been left by Smith, As soon as ashes. 8 city. til the ice the afternoon papers comejout some of Americans and Germans are rep- heatd] The ( simong the boats | Jim Smith's creditors at once filed resented in the list of property own- us are at will run po more until the stream | chments nst about $100 of ere about Santa Clara, and they nes clear, and navigation is ren-| the money Marshal Collins had suffer alike with Cubans and Span- 1 safe Judge Campbell was appointed by iards. River men look very. despondent | the court to defend Smith. ‘The late There can no longer be any doubt ita | over the outlook before them. |ter, it is understood will claim that that the insurgents, well fed and} tj ress A the money was given him by his son, : ner n Con | t | He is a reputable doctor, with splen- comparatively well armed b ae Wis fe a rep tinue the war for years, for even with LIKE THE CAT. |did recommendations from promi- property ruined, the Cuban soil will ; nent white people living near his old! feed them while the Spanish columns Fire Chiet Suicides home, Union City. He has §prac- mbrous food Chattanooga an oY ad . “ ” ce edicine me will be hampered by cumbrous food hattanooga, Jan. 24 poe sea. Lioyd Lents “Came Back”| medicine 1 .pceoe Galena trains. Then the Cubans will need|ably ina fit of temper " A ‘ Paducah, and te detente, ola but little ammunition to continue to ter, chief of Chatia-} to Her Friends Smith was remanded to jail, his ¢1 successfully keep away. The only e departine ; meer being continued until Monday. n¢ of the country is the Cubans’ ]in the head _ Pa > ene pst eo of real home rule. With] stantly | Ax Suddenly As She Disappeared} itey Gay, colored, was arraigned such a proposition from Spain, ba ked | Got Lots ot EF jin Judge nders’ court this morn- up with the assurance of the ted) 4 Advertsing. Jing on a charge ot breaking into At- States that it would be lived up toy) ioe ty Lo g torney Dave Cross’ room, on Legal Cuba would prosper. Bat Gomer) sii) 1 1 edt y Row, and stealing some underwear, would need all his strength and all} 4), Lloyd Lents, who is serving a fine | Sheets, etc., belonging to Jack Ran- bis persuasive uowers ce | erman Conteaied on the chain gang here for drunken-|olpb. The case was continaed un- troops, new confide ee The fiyht| ness, is elated today, but he can’t} til tomorrow. Srvecies.to aonep Wee operon iat the contirmat { Mr ret the ball and chain off his leg. ‘Tom Milligan, a rouster on the He has beet ly and officially Psa’ whims. lakh We kerk hs > CABINET rman, of lit 0 j IY (Sheffield, which is laid up here, was BH CARY sioner of internal revenue, has come] informed that his wife was back] fined $1 and costs today for drunk splete—|to naught, for he was toda rm-|bome. Then he wished he had some} enness, He was the counterpart of Belleyed te be Now Commie | nrc senate in executive session [Of that $45 of his father's that he iy it Aha Waite tte Perscane!, by a vote of 45 to U5 bk 1 Tuesday so he could get y for Judge Sanders to ask . \ now bee] The oppositior Forman was]! his father, who charges! tim if he was guilty. His appearance a pone of ras. the best|confessedly an echo of residen- | him with ste the money, has te! was snfticient. ii rt ve complete nM ae ee : fused to pay hiv fine. give the following #5 the slate Dubois Beaten. incorrigible cat, eame back. She is CAST AS Secretary of State, Sherman, of] je siaho, Ja Henry | now at the home of her father-in-law Ohio. aiesmory: Gauer| elite {, was elected | John T. Lents, who lives near Ben- ; , : eorelary of the trea eT United State Ntor to, suioseedl | ton, Marshall connty teriously{ Mt David Garrick to be Pre- ot Illinois. enator Dubois, 'T \ Phe or the mysteriously Secretary of War, Alger, of Michi- rrr ny ea ois 30; T. F. Nel {missing woman had been conducted sented gan. ; ml. Fourteen Democrats joined | for some time, ever since her sudden pecabid a: Secretary of the Navy, Long, Of} 11,6 popntists for Heitfeld and healso | disappearance on December 18th. | By tne Columbian Club in Aprile Massachusetts Judge | 7 eived the vote of the single Re; A ady detai edt io se Co! laa! Splengid Talent. Secretary of the Interior, Judge] ican member, Four Democrats went | she tte anse of the salad 3 ¢ i McKenna, of California a roe r wild and wayward husband. Attorney General, Goll, of West ci ts Mrs. Lentz returned home yester- fhe Columbian Dramatic Club met | Virginia, or Boyle, of Keatuchy Cleveland, O., dan, 28.—Ge day. She said that she been iM} jast mght at Cecilian Hall to make Postmaster peral, Haskins, of Cotton, a prominent young business] yqo yphis ever since she left and that preparations Pennsylvania. man, this morning shot wud killed bi ne came to Maytield yesterday and} ipayid) Garrick,” which will be Secretary of Agriculture, Wilson, | wife’ and then killed himself. A) secured conveyance and came here] given here the week after Easter, of Iowa. | quarrel ori ting in jealousy is said} pact py Her reson for leaving, Mr. Matt Carney will take the ’ to have been the eause of the 198-1 she alleges, was because of the bad) part of David Garrick, and the re- ABANDONED 1 edy, Cotton accused his wife With) conduct of her husband, andthe ouly! mainder of the cast, which has all being intimate with a prominent G8V-Tregson for her returning w *} been assigned, will be ably represent- Pp led to Catch the Negro oling man. her two litde ebildr She se ed by talent in the club. “one, Pult nd and not excite Messrs, Carney and Ed Paxton isher at Fulton, , ICIDE. be ind ane essrs. , ad Paxto: pipes Loubeot yt MURDER AND SUICI a parti e free advertising| wii! go to Memphis in g few days and Fulton, Ky., Jan. Pat ie she has had in the past few days. | witness a performance there of David| who criminally aseaulted Agen ei George Cummings Endeavors to” Lentz says he will work ha Garrick by Nat Goodwin, mn Carver when she went to the barn tc Acide his fine, aud that be ts con get ‘pointers, hunt eggs yesterday afternoon, has Annibiti hin ing, ag tat 0 not been found. Chicago, Jan, 28.—Kar Quite a number of people here, ine MARKETS, Bloodhounds were put on his trail] morning, George Cummit nd ‘ wwe of the police off Reported Daily by Lacy Grain Company.) about 6 o'clock, but i dersiope? a killed a woman named Brent ing ¥ eve Mrs, Lents has been! Cyroaco, Jan, 29.—May wheat the tracks were made Ey A Seren Als whom he was infatuated, 4 itp but that she was here, iat 14S6c34 ite) Highest. point ‘The dogs were brough' fe __ 2} declined his atte acne : herfath ew where Sac au olsen! ab % 6. town late last night and the citizens} req also to kill ber Uhre hat whieh 1 detec: May corn opened at 23% and are awaiting developments and succeeded in wounding ene, thet rr tt, $80. shel te —— Ot Ene eee it fatally | became frigh i went to May-!" “May oats opened at 17%s-!g and wounding himself. May pork opened at $7.77-80 TWO BIG BLAZES. (GE HARBOR and closed at $7.89. f May lard opened at $3.97-4,00 Released Yesterday Afternoon at — Mi aut aiead at 64,00b ; A.435,000 Fire at Madisonville Bray riie? trened. af 84,00 and One at Princeton Worth Sought By All Steamboats! closed at $4.02. t Mim) Exactly isk Sets Now March cotton opened at $7.04 and erty Cost Him Exactly a NOW, . nel But His Liberty Cost Eis Madisonville, Ky., Jan. 29 losed at $7.02-0 i ; $100, About 12 o’clock last night fire was May cotion opened at $7.18 anc — discovered in the opera house black, |The Metropolis Ferryboat Comes] closed at 87, 14-15. A 4 released at Me- (after it had gained such headway as} Up Today to Eseape I ‘ edgar A wheat for today giver rk apt ata of the|to be entirely pared control. ~The 188,000 Jeo taiea tropolis yeste sayment| block is & totel loss, estimated at . WHOLESALE GROCERS contempt charge upon the payment $35,000. Insurance about 15,000 Lhe steamer, Nettie, " " large! attendec ere fert boat, was ot he case hs attracted considera fate ahd grit Cara th Hire| Padueab this morott Met in Convention at Louisville Ee wie PATI, Dese| originated in some Way soon after the Peters to avail horslf of Paducah’s today, . pf the wen D hoid * ea ae alee excellent ive harbot : be pite the reputed wealth of the latter, house was closed. Fhe Cowling, and all other Ohio] ‘There is « wholesale grocers’ cou- he had a close call from having to inceton, K Vive} jverh ara. are today lad up, the ice| vention at Louisville today, and a ‘0 to jail, and only the assistance of) jocirayed the la tore} yunning very heavy in the Ohio. large number of wholesale men from friends saved him. / of Kauffman & this}]” “Pye Nettie will remain in port un-| the state wil be in speadanns, i. —— . ing. ‘The tobacco of | » ceases to comg down, Mr. ©. C. Covington, o city, hee 5 e for Yad-|morving. ‘The tob; i ee cen “ bee bf ona ioe ange a rearby | Ratcliffe Brothers was also destroyed, | =a foxiga heavy, | ft lat bight ta attend the meeting vaca improv Bg Pape ether with a number of sinall of-}| EB undlershirt8y.§ ex e9 - : farm, good rental oye td Mes. tyhe lose will foot up $40,000, | 22 Levy's, 209) Court street. | People whe. y 6 Diplo Fear id Caceeag at care st . *F about half covered by insurance. \ 3284 don’t have dyspipsia, ‘ ears H é. apie i ee[ ee e e e ae - “ THE PADUCAH DAILy S LARGER AND JARGER Our circulation grows with every issue. We invite anyone interested to call at our office at any time and convince themselves. PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1897. terson & Clemel | ANOTHER LINN For That Chil Over the Murder, Road For PHIL LINN GETS SIXTEEN YEARS. -|There Was a Large Crowd Dis-|The Jury Brought ina Verdict at Metropolis at 4 O'clock This Moroing. LINN KILLED MILAS BRADSHAW, COLORED, Philip Linn, ex-town marshal of Brooklyn, Lll., will go to the peni- tentiary for 16 years. Such was the verdict returned by the jury at 4 o’clock this mornin, Metropolis after having been fifteen hours. Linn was tried for killing Milas Bradshaw, alias ‘‘Lightning Bug,’ colored, formerly of Paducah, who lived on a shanty boat with a woman claiming to be his wife, at Brooklyn. It is said that Linn was also on inti- mate terms with the women, and bad several times threatened to get Bradshaw out of the way. One day he killed him, and his version was} that he shot the darkey as he was ad- vancing with a knife, but the woman told a different story. At the preliminary hearing Linn was held without bail, but secured a change of venue and was tried at Mound City, Pulaski county, on a writ of habeas corpus, and again de- nied bail. He had been in jail sev- eral weeks until the trial was taken up Monday, After several futile trials, a jury was secured, being composed of the following : J. F. McBride, T. C. Cobb, John} Fraizer, Sr., Noa Summers, Thad- eus Bonifield, Thomas Barrett, James ig at out Laird, Jr., Thomas Hurt, A. H. Brown, George W. Laird, H. D. Frye and A. A. English. State’s Attorney Helm made the opening speech for the people and J. C. Courtney for the defendant. The evidence consumed about two days, a large number of witnesses heing introduced. “The case was givento the jury! about noon yesterday, who at 4 o'clock this morning returned a ver-| dict of guilty: and fixed the punish-| ment of the defendant at 16 years in the penitentiary, ‘The verdict’ was no surprise to jose Who heard the evidence, but a over on this side of | and who are not familiar Lion iw wiseacres river, ith the case, predicted that would be cleared, ‘The convicted ex-officer had served as Marshal of Brooklyn family, with which Massac county is well stocked. His father, Bart Linn, was sentenced to 20 years for the murder of Ben Ladd, at Brooklyn last year, John Lemley, the well known saloon keeper, going for life. | The ex-marshall was succeeded by & younger man named Grimes, who is well succeeding in restoring peace | and law and order at Brooklyn. ‘The Massac county authorities de- | serve great commendation for the| despatch and promptness and efficacy | with which they punish offenders, WANT HEA Officers. Judge W. S. Bishop is circulating | The Court House is too Cold for nol a petition asking the fiscal court, which meets in April, to establish a steam heater or eome more efficient means of heating the county court) ‘The court officers and attend- | nts suffer a great deal from the cbill-| iness of the court room, and last year house. tthe presentation of | one man died from lung disease con- | tracted in the coyrt house. e of 10 cents at Pat-| 4 gives you a chaace| 41d). 27j3 French ginghain) Bol 204 Court street. 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