The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 17, 1897, Page 2

~ jablishod every afternoon, except Sunday, by WHE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, PRESIDENT Vide PRESIDENT S®ORRTARY TREASURER MANAGING Epiron DIRECTORS P. © M, Fisher, J.R. Smith, R.W. Clements, J.#, Williamson J.J. Dorian THE DAILY SUN Will give spectal attention to ALL penings of Interest in Paducah an fot neglecting general news, which will b given as fully as space will permit without re- gard to expense. THE WEEKLY SUN ts devoted to the interests of our country, pat rous, and will at all ti tertaining, while keep! fon all 7 be a fen trines a1 ean party CORRESPONDENCE, A.spectal feature of the weekly ‘Tu SUN will be Its Correspondence ment, in which it hopes ably to re every locality within the limits of 1¢ lation jocal_ hap ~ ADVERTISING. Rates of advertysing will be made known on plicatic Dai 4 Six months. Daily, One month, . 40 Daily, per week.. + 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ad- vance...... deseseccvess 1,00 Specimen copies tree ne re es nee WEDNESDAY, MAR. 17, 1897. Oty one objection can be’ raised to the action of the Greeks in the Cretan trouble. They have failed to render pronounceable the named of digenacs personie. —__— _ Tux caltivation of the Bamboo is receiving attention in Florida and gives promise of success. The wide- spread utility of this plant makes it a most desirable one to adopt in this country. The prospenty of this country depends, in a large measure, on thé ¢ontinued development of new fields.ot industry. Hap Spain been able to see the march of progress in this nineteenth centary end granted years ago to her colonies a large measure of autonomy, such as she promised to the Cubans at the close of the last war, her bank account would have been in a very the Cuban future. ‘ and pointed, bearing only on the one matter of supreme importance at this time, the tariff, It is a succinct statement of the condition of the treasury wrought by the ill-advised, crade and inefficient Wilson-Gorman tariff. Maving male up his miod that the revision of the tariff is) the subjects atte self, cannot open his mouth without ~{ calling attention to the failure of the Republicans to bring prosperity, is simply trying to show the people how »|small a soul he has and how big a fool he is. He shows how he hopes 0] prosperity will not come, that the idle industries will not revive. ‘Their re+ vival means death to the hopes of the calamity bowlers for future cam- paigns. That prosperity should have | dition must be different shape from its present one. Twerve dollars a line is the re puted price paid Rudyard Kipling tor his poetry. Who was it tat said there was no money ia literary} reunion of the disrupted Democ- profession? It is vily tho-e who|racy, That is within the range of possibility. The silver element is composed of that portion of the reach the higher place; ii «iy pro- fession that make money out of them, The literateur who gels up stairs has no room to complain of the resulis in this regard at the close of Tur gold rese business on Monday was $151,118,- $21, a gain of €14,000,000 — since Janury’1, more than $1,000 000 per month. Apparently gold knows its tiiends. When the Democracy was in power it hid itself away in old stockings, safety vavits, et cetra. But as soon es the return of Republi- cans to power was assured it began to come forth. — Kixe Witiam of Germany, wants to spend $65,000,000 on his navy in the next three or four years, and be probably will not be permitted by bis more prudent subjects to spend $65,- 000. He is lessening his chances for the expansion of his navy every day by his Cretan policy. Bismarck and a large following are industrious- ly educating the people to the folly of such a foreign policy and the Em-| peror will hear from them. Iris to be hoped the telegram sent out late yesterday afternoon to in the legislature had been reconciled to vote and work with the Hunterites is true. The unseemly wrangle which has existed for months is not only to be regretted from the stand- point of political ethics, but it seri- ously endangers the supremac; the party in this state, just as its prospects seem bright for a lease of of power, reasonable demand or propos little kingdom knuckles to the Pow-| just such a man as Mz, Cleveland to], ‘n them, was a piece of the ver-| svn proposes to scatter the r beets widel eriminately, and have the beets pro- | uved sent to a government station to ve tested to see if the soil prove suit- In that way the industry can ge perpetrated | atv ibuted io bim, ine fostered, —_—_—_ finaly ers and surrenders to all theffde- mands they have made ske must have her ports blockaded and practically|uave hed no other purpose in the goto wer with all Europe. The/miod of aman of Mr. B world looks on with a contempt for | te'ligence than that which we have able, the high-handea by the Powers under the leadership of Russia and Germany. wounded by a Sy often have reporis of General Gomez"|the consumption. ‘The production of wounding or death come through | cane sugar is practically coufined to Spanish sources that this one will re- ceive tardy credi the old General is still on his feet and‘ as spry physically as he is mentally. There are evidences of ienewed ac- tion has now proven as profitable as) tivity among the Cufans in this/cane and beet sugars. 1 is highly |), probable that the development of the country, and in view of the desperate that territorial aggeodizement may be preserved for the Powers. pay whieh is ¢ anyihing that gives promise of vie- tory at the polls, It is therefore | ver foolishness ag back into the party. be certain tbat tLis is about the only way it can possibly be brought about. ‘Lhe brains, the bone and sinew of the party is ia the gold wing| and will not be found don the tenets to which it showed its |, adhesion by such tremendous sacri- fices in the last ¢ a few day as representative of this governmeat to Ei tinction of haying said move disa- greeable things about _his own coun- try and people for the purpose of currying f<vor with the English snobs than any foreign re rt ative .was ever before him found guilty of. The representative of the elements which roake ® country great, intell'gent population, wealth, resource the effect that the anti-Hunter faction) "*°% lis the adwir world, Mr. Ba the intellig question the stability of our ins‘iiu- tions, before a people who would glory in ovr downfall. ‘Th’s he did probably for the dual purpose of e! vating himself in the lish people, as being of Ameri and statesmanship and of curry Ar this time it looks as if there | favor with the man who elevated him | , Were now av show of avoiding war] to the high position in which he saw] the peopl between Greece and Turkey. Every’ {it thus to traduce his own country, n]/ Mr. Bay: made by the Greek government has] American people were ‘+ ,over est n¢ anish bullet. Sojof the country §s but one-s'xih of a comparatively It will be hoped} South, Sorghum su; duced over a much broader ar is of inferior quality and its produe- wld ning straits to which the Spanish govern-| Prentoel Ridpinet look for imp@tant deV¥éiopm tuation in the near| country. ‘Tue President's message was brief f paramount joterest to the si devote its energies, he contines | himself to this one subject. Doubt- les lementary tessages will be | | seui to Congress dealing with other this one has had the ‘Tue Bryanite who, like Bryan him. been brought about by the Republi- cans before they hdd fairly got into power would by 1 the man who prates in this style is either a fool himself or he thinks his hearers are in that category. Tne ‘otal popolacion of Greece is but about 0,000 souls. That of Crete is but about 250,000. Yet the specious plea of (ie Powers 10 to prevent their coercion of Gre the annexation of Crete is the pr ervation of the ‘balance of powe The real reason is that the annex- ation of Crete to Greece would leave so much less for their own capacious maws when the time comes for the division of the Ottoman empire and its occupation by these same Pow- ers, It matters not if a brave and progressive, enlightened and Chris- tian people is crushed ander the heel of a meiie despot, their lives, their property and all they hold dear ut his absolute disposal. This con- aintained by force {r is thought by some there will be able of swallowing possible they may. abendon_ their sil- | ad ask to be taken It appears to ady to aban- mpaign. Awmassapor Bayaxp, who will in s surrender his high station gland, has the unenv sent- and possibil'ties; a people v for self-government ion and wonder of the ard saw fit to beliiile »ce of our people, even to es of the Eng- bove the mass n statesmen in intelligence d's stateméhd that the restless and sense ever utiered and could acd’s ia] ) ‘Tue development of the sugar in-|sirate lustry of this country i> of vastly | pary: nt comes this morning to! vreater importance than many | Bee the effect that Mex'mo Gomez, the] im: r Cuban General, has been seriously] understood that the entice product! aac gine, It may not be generally small area in the ar may be pro- |g oe i Be UU on fitably grown over almost the entire The experiments so far seem to indicate that there is a per- manent movement in that direction There are now in operation some five or six factories in Uhis country heir product has steadily increased Since it was first inaugurated in 1889, | until the product of 6 o As, subject to Democratic subject to te action oft t veld saturday, Pie Evansville, Paducah and Cairo Packet Qa Habis, Li hu Owned and Operated by ( ment offered by p a ‘Tennessee and Ohio River ‘Cranspor- not been nullifled by the Wilson tariff | we should now probably have been making beet sugar by the 100,000 A number of factories were | {rojected and some in process of con- | {0 Tic sensation in the thgb struction when the election of gave notice that the policy of Paducah and Catt er’ most stubborn coughs thma, bronchitis, sore Grippe, Whooping cough, ahd croup. OR. BELL’S rele bney dropped and the business has been comparatively stagnant. J. H. FOWLER, Supt —_— —_— m Memphis, he Orleans & Cincinnati Pagket Company, Tre passage of the new tariff bill through the House of Representatives after that body met, which is quick work, but that country demands, icy of the new law is demanded The details have worked out by the Republican mem-| bers of the Ways and Means mittee, among whom are a number of | don the most capable statesmen i@ Con- | alre: gvess, men who are familiar with this | class of legislation and well qualified | P&* to judge of the effect both the revenue and the industries The people will have faith that they have performed their conscientiously bat The general pol- For Sales by Ochiscly Raeger & According to this dispatch Jit would seem that the § a good deal of experimenting of course impossible, | DRIFTWOOD GATHERED it will have on | ccoms to be that our farmers can fee: sheep on peas LEVEE of the country. UL this is compar. new and experimental is surely wise duties not only The great importance of an seems reasonable. to test the matter in such onie Bauer leaves today eorly retura to the policy of protec-| » Tennessee river s induce the people done any slight defects in the system the Civ'l Service Issue. in this. country ance from the standpoint ¢ the one which will oc- weeks from to- boat Dick Clyde left today for the Obio river to bring out a to at 10 o'clock for perform the functions with a cur in this city three is enacted, as from time to in legislation has never been attained | and never will be while | But we will have the con- |” solation of believing that the amend- ments made to this bill for many years | e to come will be made by its friends | He, i & CO. empties, passed up this morning for nd thought will person that it tion whatever Under our civil-service but a little sober sec arrived here from Cincinnati this morning with « “| tow of empties. The towboat John Barrett here last night from Cairo after some empty barges and not its enemies. arrived | now subject to the civil service sys- tore be made better and more effec- ; » { to | sitions combined are of the bill by the entire mu- all leaking Tennessee “(0008 nicipal service is "| Shall this system gauntlet of the senate, where the come permanent, shall it he over surd powers of keep it for months. ity of the expressions in favor of prr ‘mitting the Republicans to pass the bill, even from those posed to the principle of protection, have been male more detinite admitted that woald mean the continuance ted to pass ou st who are op <thim in nomina- an ex leads to the belief that unvsual speed will be made with the bill in the up: rsion to Brooklyn on t should be done arrived here | Clarksville | up the Cumberland! Meets all the Require. at noon with a nice it would Lave there for three months early this morning and left en route river for Nashyilk made very good speed as compared former tariff bills specially dificult of realizing tiv avity of the situa- {suould win this race. hardly wait to jmaking a clean sweep of the present prised if six weeks should svflice foi the seaate’s consideration of it. unsville will continue x slowly during Mississippi Louis to Cairo falling Yew Secretary of Agriculture, One of the most significant pieces of news received for special dispatch from Washington, occupying about a column of space * of yesterday, | t in to fill the vac incies, in the course of his term he would be master of the civil service | get in men who would take that the highest ‘+ to the Democracy. suppose that two years hence the Re- from below St until Wednesd »} to Memphis risin g slowly until Thurs. We will further and devoted to le dis-| 5 to the high water It is positively refreshing to find saves on her return to the that the head of that department bas ahigher and more prac tion than his immediate predecessor, store the obser which is her regular time. s will likely start out the first of that the reply would tT We consented civil service system the reformers in 1895, nce they bad they defe running a couple of independent cau- nd by that course yor that overthrew the of Morton's From reports this thing seemed favorable to be stationary Jan Englishman And no sooner did he get it off the typewriter than he gave it out for general publication ; when it came to practical matters he est nation on earth, in all the| ¥ tes for Mayor, men have that opinion, as the Ohio is The Mississippi It may be recalled th vice commission was cr neral Grant's presiden Wilson has a high, cal idea of what hi He has served in Congress, an¢ as the head of an experimental farm He proposes several lines policy, each of very great clear and practi- and Cumberlan Ohio did not ri it «lid the few tis was chairman ul Joseph Medill reflection upon any one else to say This country spends about $100,-| that it was the Every dollar of this appropriation and it fell into de 2 Pittsburg to Evansville but continues dlucah and Cairo. It took about is made from beets grown nental Eurape. has vastly mor than is req The as well as com- nuine friends United States good sugar-beet land ed for the growing of | s needed for the The ditliculty is to find just where it is. ago beets were raised for the rich soil been rejected. Unless the plucky | oflimes violent people’ who required bitte ‘The Cumberland at Nash. ville continues rising, but at a greatly decreased rate ‘Tennessee is Mississippi is still Louis to above Cairo, The Oto bas been falling at Cincip- nati for four days. in the Republican party accept defeat this spring with placency, consoled by the | that the spoils system would be falling from St. Louisville for ansville for one day. falling at Mt, harine quality required. . would be shared between the rats aad reformers themselves, the city would have patronag arinel for three days, for ten days, the , ovcurred from the fy test rise, howe from the hustler point of view. It would be impossible to conceive greater gravity to the civil servive is- ‘J been falling now for two days. 3 en falling from St. Louis to Chester for six days, that a locality is suited to the a i up the | the two parties, one for and the other , defeat would be as the fortune of new secretary just how dairy pro- ducts should be prepared and ps to suit the may sect pol. andidacies of professing spevial interest in reform, atural result. would be that the reform would be out of favor with ofr elophome-29; ‘Tbe secretary should get exact linet etal gals and elaborate information put the same at the disposal of con- giessmen with dairy constituenc! urea of such constituenc A bottle of Dr, Bell ney should be on the ‘felicin ine shelf udden attact of laying the ie Chicago is now the foremost of the country {of civil service which every good s might beadded to the hark whatever his party ‘afliliation, must featun of one surplus dairy products dy utilizing such information, A third plan is to encot of every home. bat} and t ritation and endij timé than i woyftl take to. go It stands pre-eumont as a res medy for cou " mire of the old system would be both a disgrace and fature will be mostly in the direction! growing and fattening of sheep tor| « calamity, —Inter Ocean, lacger & Walker, rized to Announce MeCracken Demo: We hake a few pair left and don’t want to carry them fo next mriarscenayecn(Season, Por this rea-| and JOHN 8. HOPKINS son we offer them at a wh Wt 9:80 o'clock a.m. oar sen Very low price to close. mer DIC ie FOWLER Our stock of Carpets is ve: complete in all kinds from a cheapest to the finest. Can make and lay them nicely on one day’s notice. We are receiving daily choice things in the newest styles of fretty Dress Goods, Silks and rimmings. Have just received some nice things & in Capes and Read: Skirtsin black and ancy | effects. We are closing out some odds and ends in ts at one-half tor |Price. of Look at our new Kid Glove (white) with colored embroid- x State of Kansas from New vassedd up last night for vin- [ered backs. Agents for Batterioks Patterns, THIS SEASON ments of Taste, Qual- ity and Style, Low leaves there today are a matter of} ‘The other |consideration for you and they are one of the leading features/ morning every-/of our business. Our curto- tor the river y tomorrow | Mers are always pleased, Special prices will be made in several departments during “the next few days. If you want a new dress, a carpet‘) pay you to gall on us, bes increase tor|¢an please you, —A ¢hance The gauge registered 47.4 this morning show you is all we ask. Call on us. E. Guthrie Co, 315 Broadway, Phone 155. N. 1pAt A pho Pu Spatsnge. on but home meateend yuarbates then ti NOTIN aes All Laat ‘E, THALMUELLER, KAainve kinds npalfy dope at Hoste ffs es, Ove cine Tal me ak a ig) Broadw THOS, P. MIL Prest, Mutager ST, JAMES HOTEL hroadway And Walndt)st, Rates / / H. DIEHL & SONS. We are{Headquarters for all kinds%of Shoes at prices to suit your pocketbook.. saWe are making extreme low prices to reduce ours stock and make room Yor our Springtgoods. #8 Telephone 3 10 Broadway tut WRCDR0000-000000004 P, F. LALLY —Is HEADQL ARTERS FOR—— | Holiday Groceries, Fruit Cake ry a Apples/and Fresh Ca HOME-MADE thea A SP. Telepnone 118, es, nod Go 8, &c. ‘ALTY. Cor. 9th and Trimble St _ J. BERGDOLL, Ps ,f$—P ROPRIETOR | Pagogh Bottling - Co., ‘LOUIS 0° BERTS BEER, Of St. Louis. various temperance Cider, Ginger Ale, ete phone orders filled until 11 o'clock at night « daring week and 12 o'clock Telephone 101 W. HH, Foward 417 Da Sixth st Salentykn for } HARDING “ MILLER | Will offer extra inducements in Pianos and ieee for the next 20 days. M.E.JON Hardware, Cutlery, Tinware STOVES, ETC. Soy Pop, Seltzer Water, Orange Svurday nights, PADUCAH,KY, Give him a call Wall aper! Court and Mar initia eaananeenne LD? Stan Steam re Laundry, We're we hie first to stow | J, W. YOUNG & SON, ‘FALL STYLES ae and colors, ready for your inspebtion, Finest line of Picture Mouldings = lace curtains, matting, it will our ROA DWA Y. They're in x w| Give us your laundry if you want first class work and Establiabed 1985, ‘John a, Manufacturers ang Dealers In Steam Engines, Boilers, House'Fronts, mill Machinery and Tron Fang Castin, Have you seen the latest? Teper peryign me A YARD OF FACES. Prices Reasonable for GOOD work. LL. P, BALTHASAR, Under Pauwen House cet, CITY SCAVENGER, Jas Coleman Telephong 118, “Res. 821 Cam ‘rompt and caret) leaning vaults water MW EXPETIONE in he we ly part of the/city ans Ume from 5 o'clock a. m. ine Co. Thousands of Homes , Fine Boots 4nd SI a //iiads to, Otero itd to 11 o'clock : sim womageees wg gs | OAL, LAWHEAD & Co. -BENERAL REPAIR SHOP" 7288. ‘Third Opposite Lhe Southern, All kinds of furniture Vinvt-class in All appointmehts, uy bolstered and revarnished at reas- O0And $2.50 per day, | onable pri reer $55 Bocas work on buggies @ specialty, call for and del St. Louis, f Mo, feat id deliver’ work free of Paintivg and rey