The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, March 29, 1897, Page 2

wgBQewoOr "THE PADUGAN'DATLY A Published every afternoon, except Sunday; by VHE SUN PUBEISHIAG’ ‘COMPARY, PRESIDENT Vice Parsipext SECRETARY TREASURER MANAGING EDrroR DIRECTORS e . o s Thee DBs fe os mM ioe acoye i THE DAILY SUN Will give spectal attention to ALL local hap: penings of Interest in Paducah and vicinity Bot neglecting general news, which will @iven as fully as space Will permit without gard to expen ee JHE WEEKLY SUN 1s devoted to the interests of our country, pat fons, and will at all times be neway and en Uertaining while keeping 1's readers posted Om all polliteal aairs and topics: whe it wil aor aettoes Aspectal feature of the weekly edition of fons of the men who fou Se aifebrions and t pre On 8 fearians and Wea Wenibeel wepable can part : “nin _ phot CORRESPONDENCE. Tite BUN will be fia, Correspondence, Depart Fee Ta TrHieh Neikopereablyrsto. repecersh aan enality withinehe Mimite: of feet cireu lation. ADVERTISING. Rates of advertysing will be made known os {han any applies Tuere are said to be in course oo! length of more that 3,500 miles, will be com- pleted this year, ‘This is a large in- x) enditure of ove the work. ‘This sta ment” is “ma on the authofity ofa leading” rail- This is one of the , important factors in the g which is tending to make the iness de. premsion & thing of the past: Ty the gt y aud civic pas rade at the dedication of the Grant monumentp Aprit2ith, i New Yorke, owntod. battalinn of Sums ul-Con- Phat the the bat- Hes UP The South fn the “Greav Rebel lion shrowld this do honor to the name rant, who did more ates will take pa of General G ther commander to bring the war to a conclusion favora Daily, per annum. Daily, One month, Daily, per week. Weekly, per annum in ad- vance .... ++ Specimen copies free. Everrwrtene that the Democrats! they rode. have attempted to ‘get together’’ this year they have succeeded in get- ting into a good sizefrow, ‘The last notable one Was in thé state commit+ tee of MassachusettsefastSaturday. Tr is saidettat Canada threatens retaliatory “‘Tégislation if the Dingley bill becomes‘ law. Canada, with a Six months. . 2.25 1.00 of dard Block, 115 North Fourth ‘elit oo le to the Union arms, tsa remarka- ble evidence of the healing of the Ol wounds and allaying of prejudice which time is ‘effectiig. But the Confederates have cause to remember erous conquer- General Grant as ag ee when he had them down, Not to make a crop. $50,000,000 a séar to prosecute™the sud aid an indigent population of less than 20,000,000, with almost all her population of 5,000,060, ‘assumes tof. igped” possessions in revolt and dictate whafJegislation the American Congress dhafl pass for a country of 72,000,000, She may. ‘Tur goveruor of Peonsylyauia is a believer iu the efficacy of Arbor day and bas aggordingly appointed two days to be so_observed, April 9 and 23. If other governors—will_exjnee | as much fa by their works their people willbe the happier. A CreranWispatch contains this sentenc ‘The fleet then proceeded to bombard “the Christians.’ ‘The ‘fleet’? referred-to is ie couilined fleet of the Christian na iu. i tan waters, awd, ths ot whole volum@of cotam \.' i action of these self-co ' dians of the peace of 1) U4," « hos® main objet is theiyfo¥. rane dizement. Tae old Dew material’ story is iis retiasbed in in Congress. Ivasiuch as the tree raw material theocy as just returned from the mission on which Tt wos sent by the Wilson bill with a” record _ of having rofned the sheep husbandry of the country, thé lamber . business and several other industries of great importance, the advocates of this ep’s clothing may as well babbling. wolf in 8 cease their, Born the Populists and the silver Democrats are appeeptly. ashamed of the company they kept during the recent campaign and every day give resewed evidence that it will be im- possible for a combination to be] formed in 1900, In {fact it looks very much ae if the silver Democrats would have to go it alone in that t would be the zation to con- year and th test the field ‘Tux Popocratic papers are endeav-| oring to give the impression that the Dingley tariff is favorable to the trusts and that the Republicans can not be indliced) to make’ @ hange that would militate against one of these oppressive combines... It is answer énougl to this charge that the king of the trusts, the sugar trust, is makibg the fight of its life against the sugar schedule, which is less satisfactory to it than that of the with a national debt alrerdy gating B4;9895,000;000, gres gare the United States, on which she pays exotbitant-interestjit is not a matter of wonder that her credit is such that she is unable without great trouble to Zet further: accommodation, With full knowl@Ggeot these facts the edn- fidence of the Cubans in ‘theif ult!- mate success is_not.surprising. _ The rainy season (and the sickly one for unacslimited soldiers) is at hand What General Weyler does not ac- complish within the nex! six weeks will be Jeft undone for several anonths, But Spain's. expenses for ber Cuban army, about $300,000 per day will go right along as usual. Tue news through the highly, colored articles sentto the metropolitan press, have per correspondents, succeeded in creating the impression that Paducah has suffered e tively from the high water aut that in fact it is about the greatest suf- ferer on the Ohio river. The truth is that the inconveniece and loss of property here is triflix compared with many other places from. which wé hear nota tithe of what is-told of Paducah's trouble: Cairo, for ex- ample, has been ‘‘all right,’’ ‘in no suffering no inconven- etc., all the time, when no doubt she has suffered fally as much as Paducah, likewise Evansville, Hen- derson-and other places. It is pos- sible for a correspondent while stick- ing to the truth so to éxténd “his write-up as to give the impression that the trouble 1s far greater than it] is. This has been done. Let Paducahan’ register at an out-of-| town hotel and the first thing the clerk says is to remark that Paducah te: has suffered greatly by the high wa- ter. It will take y wrong impressions ade by enter- prising correspondents. Tux possibilities of the future of electricity is the subject of an edito- ition of the ‘Sci- rial in’ a recent entific American the world may in the near fature which beheves of the present. In the field of} wanted nothing but to be let aloue, ieee telegraphy great advance has been Dn. Leiz, who was indicted to | made in the direction of the transmis- fitting out a filibustering. expedition | to Cuba, was convicted ut Boston, the jury recommending {him~ to -the}A young Italian electrician in the em-/| t mercy of the courte The - Doctor, | ploy of the Postal Telegraph Depart-| | who is a prominent and wealthy citi- zen and a fine scholar, was committed| periments with the sanction and} to jail without bail to await sentence. |Support of the department, which | and is bighly reprehensible, than ten -years, General Roloff, haying'furnished cash bail, wisely forfeited his baikavd'went:to Cubs, | CC ———— Tux feats performed by modern engineers in the way of rapid struct ural work are something of a marvel So perfect is the system _ of bridge constructibg, Yor example, that @ heavy Fiflroad bridgé maybe re moved and the structure replaced ag an after suppor job, so to speak. Re- cently on thé'Grand ‘Trunk railroad near Quebes,.Canada, a 98-foot irom span was rémoy ed in just eight min- utes. The erection of the new span in its place occupied just forty-seven. a bill or a mountain, without wire: gether with General Carlos Roloff for} sion of messages through the air and, indeed, through solid substances, as| graceful episode in the history of the vity and one of the worst in the an- vals of the state, and making it ap- pear ten-fold worse than it really was? Such journalism as this is ca sulated seriously to injure the city ment of England has carried on ex- have shown wonderful results and} oy eee eaeapensly is a fine of mot more than 4 ,00@snd imprisonment not more| (demonstrated the entire practicabil ity of the scheme, He bas succeeded | in transmitting with ease the Morse siguals for almost a mile through earth and rocks. — It is believed the results indicate the disco: new form of energy that, like the X ray of Roetgen, penetrates every- thing and ‘‘cannot be refracted or Dent aside from a straight path,’ Reflecting on this discovery the ‘Scientific American’’ says ‘It te believed that this system of tele- graphy and signaling has capabilities within it that will astonish the world, this direction has not been re: The question is, what may we ex- minutes,and. tha “wile, time ean. Samed, including all preliminary oa 5, was only three hou pect? Will this form of energy as- 1 miles, or more than) two-thirds the distance around the: utilized in communicating with other -{ globes — ‘wenty per-cent.of this, or| worlds crease over last year, and invoves an | 100,000,000 for! way journal, and is probably correct li or who did not grind them under his} wmany en —ia— Grant's plice would have told. the rebel.soldiers to take home with them-the horses and males as they would ‘need them Lr is costing Spain at the ratem of war in Cuba, besides an immense for that in the Philippines. With an area less thas, the-staie of Kansas er by several hundred millions than that of | hyianigrewhite man. It is well man the negroes believed innocent, and the subsequent events proved them them to be right, for he was acquitted of the crime on the trial, ballot. They determined he should not belynched, and to prevent it gathered about the jail, The fairy story about eight or ten negroes being kilted und various other phantasies woven into the article make spicy reading to those who know nothing of the facts. But to those who are acquainted wit them it is other- wise. They know that the militia was never ordered out by the Gov- ernor who, with a cool bead, saw po 8 toefface the] occ that they were ordered to disbanl by Adjutant General Gross aftethe had come to the ough exawination and gone over the | ground where the negroes were said to be assembled, etc, The simple truth is the city was terribly excited and all kinds of wild rumors gained witness discoveries and advances that} currency, but so fur from organizing will surpass even the wildest dreams| for the purpose of fighting, the color- What good can possibly come to the sity from a rehash of this most dis- jen, Ruggles, of the army, who re- ently passed his ent tion for a cadetship at West Point, jas shown his contempt of supersti- ion in a striking manner. The “older fellows’? at the Military Academy, in view of the stringent nst hazing, decided] talking. ry of ah the nerve to go to the cemetery at nidnight, descend into an open grave and bring back some evidence that he had done so, The challenger went to Certainly the limit of knowledge in!the cemetery in the afternoon and Iropped a white handkerchief in the grave, [and promptly at midnight Ruggles started on his mission, A ew minutes later he returned, wav- ft elepatliy? — Will it enable a pé- lines of railway with an aggregate| communicate with another on the Can this energy be} vther sick A Wasuixcton dispatch says Postmaster General Gary auchFirst Assistant Postmaster General Heath General Gary has ruled that all pres- ential postmasters are entitled to serve four years, irrespective of the time of their “appointment. > Mr. Heath contends that a postmaster ap- pointed in the middle oF” bear thé close of the last administration ought. not to hold on beyond the time when the term of the man whom he suc: ceeded would bags expired, matter was being discussed in one of the prominent hotels the other day When ex-Congressman Tracey, of Missouri, ssid: “T-think aby such ruling is a great piece of injustice, For instance, I know of a case in appointed by President Cleveland, four years. Now I ask is there any out to be a scoundrel? nation or removal of incumbents, four years from the date of appoint- ment, in conformity with Mr, Cleve- Iind’s office-grabbing policy. That u ta which © their predecessors would have served is certainly the reason- ion of the policy an- able interpre nounced by the President. War the Sunday * Visitor’? should have seen fitin its last edition to rake over the sorest spot in all the history of the city, the scenes enacted at the time of the lynching of the negro Hill, is not apparent. Nothing in the history of Paducah is looked upon with more regret by every good citizen than the scenes enacted at that time. The great excitement that prevailed caused a misapprehenson on other, and the facts are so well known now that thereis no possible excuséfor the assertion at this late y that the negroes were gatbered about the jail for the purpose of known that it was reported that a second colored man, in jail on a sim- lar charge to that for which the one suffered death at the hands of the mob, was also to be hanged. This jury being unanimous on fi yo for their assemblage, and ty and made a thor men were pavic stricken and "t Scare the Y¥: ester, From the New York Trivune. Frank Roggles, a son of Brig. Coul ce exam yulations aga nother way of having a little fav the “youngster,” and made a ager with him that he did not have are not of one mind on an important question of policy, — Postimaster. Missourt whére the postmaster was removed not “very long ago” for wrong-doing. His successor was and confirmed by theSenate. Under the ruling of Postmaster General Gary that man would hold on for appeared to be so well taken that his listeners unanimously agreed” with him. There are said to “be ‘many cases where postmasters have been appointed in the middle or toward the end of the Cleveland administra- tion on account of the death, resig- and.commissioned fur a full term of e should be removed at the date each side of the intentions of the) them. He and all the members of his cabinet time to urging upon Sen: necessity for curtailing the debate on the tariff bill in the as possible by allowin, nents of the bill to do most of the debted Jo theAlrm} of Rogyrs & King It low at the academy, his compan. n in this country $00/Son at ‘omerpoint on the globe to, tons presented to him am order for a silk hat and a blanket. WASHINGTON LETTER, (From Our Regular Correspondent) THe Wo! tariff del ‘Chairman Dingley's comprehensive and bisiness-like speech, and the speech made by Representative Dolli- ver, Mr. Dolliver won his spurs as tone-of the best orators in the House longago, but all previous ‘efforts were surpassed this week, Space for. bids giving all he said, but the fol- lowing will give an idea of the speech ‘For the first time since 1816 every great employment of the Ameriean people is united in a common recog- nition of the importance and value of laws in favor of our farmer, because r tas for sale must be sold here or not at all; the manufacturer, because he} pe that) made goods in a market pl fas already bou Largain counters of Europe and Asia, this that gues past the closed doors and broken window lights of its own fatal ty all com- ad foreign. I like that is complete’ merce, domestic this bill because it is neither nor Western nor Northern nor South- ero, It is American. through | through, opening the doors of te. Your committee, ge out fear or favor toward n couutry, has co: undertaken to make this | patr ted States of A of the United States, are eager, not for the fs of the world, They are longing f the musie of the old factory t calling back the idle milliens serted workshops cf. the States. Gentlemen you may silver and gold until your frie an undertone, begin to express their and mort al and | hea but you will never get back prosper- Jity in the United States until you give back to. the Aim the working that they lost four years ago. E nator Mitchell, of Oregon who is in Washington on ft before the U. S. Supreme C rages and banks he gets throngh and has no ite: remaining in Washington to take part in the contest that ex-Sei reply to questions Mr. Mitchell “Lhave nothing to say abou situation, except that I was the choic of a large majority of Republi- cans of my state. My successor, pointed by the governor, is here, it rests with the Senate whether he shall be seated. If he is recegnized, with the governor to decide whether the legislature shall be rec do not know wh nothing is don new | will be ele a year from next June.” Mr, Corbe't still exp confidence that he will be seat there are few men in Was 1 who do not think his show for that seat a very slim one resses y but new Secretary of the Republ National Committee, who will personal charge of the Wahio headquarters of the committee, needs no introduction to the prominent F publicans of the country. Ie w assistant secretary of the committee during the last campaign, and pre: vious to that time had made his repn- tation as an thr Re; The resolut tion into the civil rmine whether it sh: yption by the Se n providing for an invest service aw in ord 1 eon- we tinued, amended or rej first step in attempt to bring about a correction of the abus which bave crept into the admin tion of that law. abuses th more numerous and flagrant und the last aduinistration than ever be- fore, ‘The principle of the law is all ht, but the fsvoritism which has is the rig! vestigation will be thorough. Seva- tor Alleu bas introduced all amendments there! President McKinley was on the ve of a physical collapse was sent ab dent McKinley is working very bard, standing up exe man of regular Labits, consequently is able to stand an amount of hard work that would be dangerous for most meo to unkertake. He was walking on Pennsylvavia avenue the other day with the elastic step of a man in good health, returning the bows of all he met, even to those of the colored bootblacks, — His callers continue to be numerous, and he gives them all a courteous hearing but that is all he can do for most of ‘e devoting considerable ors the ate ns much the oppo- nt Notice, All persons iehoWwing themselves in- & Son hire hereby settlé fhe by save to will be forced tin accomplishing the much dis-} 7 bg the handkerchiefover his bead, cusded transferreuce of thought or’ and after voting him the pluckiest Receiver of Rogers-& Kibg and Joba dz6ut coflect same, ‘The Sun ds authorized 7 Prunoun ° Jidate for sberift of MeCrack mu cL 10 Democratic primary. vo be held We ore, apthortze ¢ fot _aaseanor ot Striktug~ features of the} tory, te ohn» the » House. were |i L ENOURANGE. <th Has a Denatie Hvery Man's Stre Physical eudurange isa quality which We have a few pair ety and don’t want, to atty-them to next For thié rea- son we offer very low pri t part on the cond! tion to which he alneatr a have been brought b, ‘Phe power ef cndur on the ‘other hand, n of inherited co Ljected to the sax as alovg walk ord loug gteatly different stages, though © of training and ananner of a reasonable. discrimination by our own people—the ly everything he e to dome In every-day life the kame thitig tw obs Men following the s wand living in praeties has found it impossible towel home-| it itself poor the | ‘ r of common obs and commerce, because a sation like} Our stk of Carpets is very complete-in all kinds-from the cheapest to the finest. make and lay them nitely on | one day’s notice. f physical endui — factories to the ends of the earth for what it bays, is in a condition | 'rve | tern), We are receiving$daily choice things in the newest styles of retty Dress Goods, Silks and ; tunity to every section and to every) justice in soe good “Republican be- | , 1 ug kept out of that office for four} w years simply because the man Presi- dent Cleveland first put in turned The poiat Have just dened some nice apes and Ready le Skirtsimbtack and fancy otic at of good will toward the Uni-| We are closing out some odds and ends in Corsets‘ at one-half | DUVTVVVEOT0OOETOTA > F/LALLY —K MEADQUARTERS FOR— Holiday Groceries, Fruit/Cake Look at our new Kid Glove (white) with colored embroid- ered backs. L. B, OGILVIE & 90. Agents forgli: alarm. You may argue about bonds{ jearn bis and capis | rf uotil the wheels in your | | (d begin to revolve like velocipedes, | 64 an people} cks Patteras. says he will return home as soon as everyone is fettered Corbett is making to be seated. In ‘Or theanost part the gifts Spee ‘ial FACE VALUATION. | Rot Always a Go: le im Judsing 4 e D) re that ends the matter; if the appoint-} J Yl e Ss ment is rejected, then it will rest) feces as ¢ atrustworthy are human muvenedt. [| Hovel t he will do. If)" lature | i The portraits of the nm and winning expre been eurious Our buyer is now In the] eastern markets making spring purchases for our trade, and to Re Rioy for new goods! which are daily arriving we) Jas. a will, during the next few days offer many reductions in prices. | Maj. Charles Dick, of Ohio, the ip vals very kindly » worst af characte Below ‘we give only a few! will rarely fail 15 dazen ladies false appearances from whom inn¢ One case of pigug quilts Y pure intuiti this week 6g "Extra wide table/damask were Your enti of any bran qu ally as low beeu practiced ia its administration is | all wrong. It is hoped that the ins) dress goods, bill for | tains, ladies! mustin unferwear,& the repeal of the civil service law and | ' \t A silly story to the effect that | a lady had just moved from Washington this week, — There | ig not a word of truth in it, Presi-| E. GUTHRIE w'& CO. 315 Broadway, Phone 155. and has been ever since his election, | but his health is good and he is} lently under the| strain. He is and has always been a} he was at your counter fully but then you seo—' rarely attempted to port your carelessness.” In't what she wanted.” mabseribers for the the Universe. niote frow the earth would indicate, their faintness and this fact would épace,-- Youth's Compa Chicle, un ex (ree of Mexico, lation of the sapota oto, with descrip ft patehavle or not, free of ‘ured, nported into this ry annually, the product be CITIZENS” SAVINGS BANK, | Capital and Strpivs Open fro 9» urdat nights Trom My &. Reo! A. Rupy PAXTON F. M. Fister, P. KAMLrrrer, Gro. O. HART, I | Thousands of oe designs and Biway. ST JN Broad One factory n 100,003,000, pieces of gum last year.— ers & Son, Chicago Inter Ocean, gaseeseeee © ae Py aie yh : Just Comet To Alt the new spring Men's and Wonre H. DIEKIL& SONS? 310 Broadway. s the Lo the Bes See This New Stock Before You Buy DWUUECEE8- 000000084 erials, Cann d Good &e. W. H, Reward 417 N. Sixth St, HARDING “MILL wi offer eaten inducements in Pianos and Organs for the next 30 days. \y Steam 1x Laundry, J, W. YOURE & SON, Proprietogar 170,000.00' mse (BROADWAY. Give us your Iau am: class work ters Paid on Ti Ipc = CITY SCAVENGER s Coleman ong 118, Res/621 ‘o cleaning vaults way ‘Thirteen years exper Calls from any part wered at any time from to 11 o'clock p. m Ass't Cashier mpbell. fention given lonete, & Hestablished 185, Incorporated 1888 Johnson _— in and Machine Co. Manyfaeturers and Dealers im avis, ‘Sta House'Fronts,AMill Machinery And Tobaced Screws, Brass and Tron ein Castings "TIN, SLATE AND “1RQ 7" Save, Lawngan & Go. EPAIR SHOP 7298, Third § All kindsOt furpitnre re upholstefed_aef revarnis! onable prices, aner! We're A wayy/tise <: show FALL STYLES y' for and deliver/ work free of TYey're in now ready for your inspectién, Finest line of Picture Mouldings Clarence Dallam BURNETY & DAL torney-at-Law Prices Reasonable for Lowiévitle Trust Building. L. P, BALTHASAR, ader PALMER Hovsr Lace aha Opp Alte th Sirst-clags bet Rates $2.00 an