The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 21, 1897, Page 1

“s ; ), ™ ws t he . i ‘an . f } A Wi \7 / Official organ of City by rea- LY 4 4 The Sun is the only paper in son of having the largest cir- the City that verifies its claim culation. e for ‘circulation by Affidavit. DAY, APRIL 21. 1897. TEN CENTS A WEEK. ‘ VOLUME 1—NUMBER 10 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WED IMPROVING OUT OF THE RACE.| THE CRUEL WAR | NO GASE | ASSAULTEL. Jog Cream Freezers | ian] Was Made Out Against Henry Great Fxcitement in Lower Me- Is the General Situation on the} Dr. Hunter Formally Withdraws |Still Rages on the Gree’ Lower Mississippi. and Caucus is Called, Frontier. Deadman. | Cracken. MUCH SUFFERING AT POINTS, LANDSLIDE KILLS SIXTEEN MEN, |GREEKS FIGHTING DESPERATELY. |CHARGED WITH HOG STEALING, |SUSPECT ARRESTED—RELEASED. This is pis ; | . the Best One ts Of Robt, McGill, the Alleged Wife Miss Trout, of Graves (County, Made Khecord of ~~ Four Minutes Actual Test. M y Believed to Maye Been} Walter ay, Asylum Patient at} Maye Drowned at Ba Videl. i kinsville, Suicides. Value, Murderder, Gets a Cone Here Looking for Her tinuance. Sister. er QUICK TRIAL OF AN INSURGENT SUSPECT. /ORUGGIST FAILS AT DANVILLE, KY./LOSSES HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES. — i PRI'ONSRS RELEASED ON BOND, |A WOMAN FULL OF TROUBLE. Athens, April 21.—The news of ; ; 2 Quart = $ 95 4 Quart - $1.35 eph, La., to Bayou Sara,| Buacknean 41. the capture of Damasi puts a new] Henry Deadman, the half-breed] News of a dastardly assault in the 3 “ r; $1.15 6 “ - $1.75 \ Memphis, April 21.—The river] Heyer from St. Je bs is re ad d Adin stationary or] = M AWTIN 12 complexion upon situation on the} Indian charged with stealing several | lower part of the county last Satur- - 3 a bodes seth acl bool Hi frontier, and is a great encourage-|head of hogs from Robert Chambers, |day reached the city today. Miss BEST FREZZER ON EARTH, ie i ) Har passing TONE ment to the Government, and is like-Jof the county, who is now on the} Mary Smith, who lives near the river ie crevasses at Big ad = ly to have the most exbiliarating ef-| petit jury, was tried in the circuit/in the c y's lowest extre Se hei i Frankfort, April 21 here was | !Y have the m exhiliarating ef-[petit jury, was tried in the circuit/in the county’s lowest extremity, h P Real's levers above Natchez av AT aractically no change in the vote for fect upon the spirits of the Greeks, oourt today for grand larceny and|started to a neighbor's. She was I e eeriess iceian ae ial we levee 10 The TT eited States Senator today. The] "oe bat been greatly depressed by| acquitted. He had been in jail sev-/compelled to traverse a lonely high- immediate vicinity of Natchez con- |iutuy of absent. members made the] the teverses of their troops at Milou-| eral weeks. way, and despite the fact that it was ALONE EXCEPTED. oagr e oe under ed et trains | vote a little larger, but it was arrang- | Pass. This success and the fact 7 oar Ohad,” Vaudve broad daylight a mulatto, somewhat but the holding is now of little inter- Ae, I that the fall of Prevesa see * he case against Chas. Vandyke, Il in stature, met her in the road ed has heretofore been, The| tt the fall of Prevesa seems immi ag! 4 ; small in stature, met her in the road, oo to the _ planters 8 | Vote stood as follows: Hunter 56.) ent Virtually offset the calamity at} Colored, charged with stealing | accosted and seized her. Geo. O. HART & SON HARDWARE & STOvE Co. Yoncordia, “Tansas and Madison iiackiurn 41; Martin 12; Boyle 6,|Milouna. If the Greek divisions ef-[|¥#tch and some money from Law-| Miss Smith fonght desperat 303-307 Broadway. Parishes, as the water backed] stone 1. Lnmediately after thevote| {ct ® Union at Damasi, as is expect-{Fence Glore, the hackman, was taken/by dint of sheer force, INCORPORATED, 109-117 N. Third Street. up from the licens above anil be OW} Dr, Hunter formally. withdrew his[€4s there is almost nothing in the] 4P this afternoon. screains, she succeeded in fre Will soon flood the rich lands of these 7 ; ay oO! stompt advance to Xe ~ 2 » ber es =— = cottttion sta tha recatt ait a creel uame from before the assembly. Way of their prompt advance to Elas-| Will Skelton, colored, who was Ke and then ay ae a eee ee age alinest] He desired a new caucus called |%%%, acquitted on a charge of breaking], She — reporte fe case ts AR SReCOVSVVEVUSSES 008888 64008888 “T 1 Raat rivers] (F tonight and one has been called. | |, If Tyrnavo falls into the bands off into Mrs, Irene Cox's house day be- [Justice Anderson, — and ther: an ‘pss padioes: Lot ILis expected a new nomination will | lem Pasha and the Turkish troops! tore yesterday, and remanded to jail] "#* great excitement in| € Ma nha ty tea (ret |e made without much delay though} seer down upon the plain and at Jon an indictment charging him with| the vicinity. She did not kuow the | will begin spreading over section h an issue is by no means certain, | *"U° bo Lariss to meet the force grand larceny, gave bond this after name of her assailant, but the de- n faa e oes oul ant Of thirty waite tote interior Waen| The most prominent candidates are | Copcentt ated there under the Crown|hoon, Ed Owens and Shadrach | 8tiption she gave chrresponded with \oe j 3 ’ ecb ae eee. Judge Holt and Mr, Deboe, both] tince, they will be between twolGitls, charged with malicious shoot- | that of a lackey in the neghborhood | \ : " ne levees, however, | who claim the Hunter strength. It is] 8™! livisions of the Greek army. ing, also gave bond. named Bob Links. A warrant was| dela ‘ ad everything iy 'n5 means certain that ether ean{ bis seems to have been the object of se issued for bis arrest, and he was ar- | re ere os possible is being to hold the re-] uster the full strength of the Hun-| “tek strategy The cases against Marshall Dance | rested by Constable Anderson Miller UB oe EZ t mainder of the levee system intact, ior forces, The Doctor is non-com.| . Should t in re-|and George Fenwick, charged with|and tried yesterday before Justice . tal ont ; ducing the forts at as now|racing on the highway, we:e con-| Anuerson, i indi e mital as to whom he favors, ; ni n finding the . } i LIVES Lost. It isstated that” Baird, one of [S€ets probable, and in occupying the | tinued. The young woman failed to id Depend upon it ; depend upo bd Pr) d —_— the sound money Democrats. who] town With the large land for , Tinar Robt. Mecsill, | WY hit as the guilty one, however, | very shoes you feel you ought to have. Py : Mel rated Be caus Kaadine ahine he case against Robt. McGill, sn having fall, exablished. | j Terrible Tale ot Woe From Bayou | have voted with — the Repub-| berating with the bombarding ships, oe ite *}and having fully establishe nis it . a i: it wns for De. Hunter wit vege te, | the road’to Janina would be opeo charg: i with billing bis mite, as (0 Sovence, he was promptly di @ 5 = We have all sorts, the lowest priced and idel. either Deboe or Holt, but that Nor-{8"d the ‘Turkish troops in Epirus] "ay continued wall the Sepletomtfrom custody. The excitement has the highest grades. You can do well here if you only have $1.50 to pay for a pair 4 Natchez, Miss., April 30.—A ter-] man will not support. Deboe and is | Placed at the most serious disadvan-| ‘erm of circuit court tis bkely | not yet entirely subsided. @ ‘ _. fj h 14 ible tale of woe comes from Bay Judge Molt his|'ee ‘The strategic value of Pro. | tut an effort will be mate to ggoure) — of Shoes, and with $3.50 you can doas well here as you could with $5 in most stores. } “ m Bayou udge Holt his] * . bail for i Thi ing 0 yoman from e Videl, in the lower portion of Mad rie Hunter] Yes to the ‘Turkish division in Al [PAI for Bim, Rt Cala Hisitice’ Gives co ah Its a good store and a good stock for economically inefined folks to tack to. son parish, ‘The water fror Mises is that so long as it remains in] Will Skelton, colored, charged | BCAr ©: i ad alta i | Biggw crevasse caught the peo ville are believed ‘to iands of the Turks it’ makes pos-] with breaking into Mrs. Irene Cox's a Mae city: 15) quest of hoy , j (i ; unprepered and oneware + iundiiion ile w stearly line of munitions and | residence on North Fourth street, for] ster, road pee Trout, who left Raine, Weed wee sank out ror food With Prevesa in the] which John L. Johnson was given | home several days ago’ in| company GEO ROC K & SON that locality requesting that boats be A MADMAMS SUICIDE ve Greeks this line would] four years recently, was acquitted by aaa ony st gis Act het lie a bd 3 é sent there at once, as the people were be promptly cut, and it would be] the jury in the circuit court yester- |S" § es had been aber Las me é i eh a Bid ah ; ae : roe of [Young Woman was in a house of ill drowning. How many were actually |inmate of the Hopkinsville Asy| Pretically imy torevictual the|day, As there is yet a charge of Hiiath tinea fad Ctees Uri was de: 321 BROADWAY. drowned is unknown, bat Th Purkish troops by the long land route] grand Is y pending against him, tailed toiav tt A i nfat lum Shoots Himself, rough Macedonia, On the other} however, he was remauded to jail. segphsng' ah Case. \ Blackman, bis wife an nfant EY n er however, he was rema J aide coi ° ee known to have been drowned, and] Hopkinsville, April 21.—A qj band, the Greek troops could be re- 7] on eacsaa st 4 pat ase VEUWLURVUTUTFHROS 00000000 0000084 a 0 April se fli and learned that 8 woman there ans : life in attempting t them. ItJasylum circles this morning by the} | Ather I 3h. —Banight-- ea she cam tevehe 6 | = “ oe ; fa io attempting to sare asylum circles this morning by the | wows tag just he Cae when she came down stairs she proved BUSNING SH { wa Boats have | nt t satiaat drow 0 in youl Greeks, alter a desperate battle, have to be some one else. ‘The anxious h| 3 7 cality lay. Whine tite was of so mild ag {captured and burned Damasi, Viglia|Republiean Ticket Elected at sine, at last accounts, was still un- s | : gg ? ag Mager 7 sation, | iS Still resisting 4 evessful in her search. 5 : order as to requite litle attention, |'8 84 ie Metropolis and Brooklyn. _ = 1 Geanaion nF Alew ~ mee AOTHER pRELK. und who was permitted quite s j] It is reported that another divis- ¥ A buxom female giving the name |C¢casion ‘a F Alarm About ’ wen’ lial of likerty; called at a itaxd eure roe “4 the oe ake has vey ee of Jennie Veal, of Metrcpolis, made Noon. i . ls ee Below | store and asked to revolver ven! Mass and captured t Little Changesin the Old Sets of| her appearance at the city hall about m ee Bed One in th ther with | Meck houses, ‘This division has a " : noon and asked lor Marshal Collins, | Give you All Kinds of k Greenvill deftly t reacled Damasi, where it will Officers. She said she was looking for work,| No Damage.—One of the Horses Greenville, Miss., April 21. An into the cylinder] eect # Union with the force that _ ames ' an and judging from her appearance she | Brcnpad Pree Conrad | break iv nw levee s re e coul we die hae me wwe he 20,000 dhe greatly sreciate ep fac cther bad break the lev r ld be di Gen. Smolenitz ‘dis-| Chicago, April 20.—Municipal lid not greatly preciate the fact tation, FIRE 3 ¥ © have occurred this morning | vit evolver to his head] “ that cleanliness is next to godliness. \ ported to hay ae Ws aly ee hond | slaved the grestest bravers, elections were hekl throughout Illi-] U/at Gletnliness ts ne oe “ at Shopland yw this ve} and tired, dying instantly flavect ils cass 4 hweat|nois yesterday. Reports received up| Ste then proceeded to complain that LI and } result will be the inundation of three sophleselaaae! he shakey anach Meee: it cali bt indicate that|S0™® Strange man had passed a fire department was called out t Z counties that have thus far escaped SINTEeN MEN KILLED of Larissa them Pasha, with a]to Hiei Het i nae haaws counterfeit $2 bill on her and that! shortly after 12 o'clock today by an i ~ ry the ravages of the water. In this force variously estimated at from | party lines were not sharply ¢ "| she wanted a warrant for him, bat so. alarm from box The hook and TORNADO — , 10,000 to 14,000 troops, led seven] Streator, Centralia, Pontiac, Bloom- 3 pays * out. aati erage spring Visastrous Landslide Occurs t edence did the ollivers p adder track could not : section, which felt ure Ting} A Disastrous Landstide Occurs in but allfington, Joliet, Decatur and’ Lemont lence did the ollivers place in) ladder track Unot b en : 'y that she was given hours to! because a new axle is being assaults ainst it yester divanced and will now justed, se work is well Canada, * i slecte sublic . and : is r ove of no value even if the crop. is : were repulsed by the Greeks. elaored Hepublican mayors, 455: te sity, and left. | ‘The chemical engine the run Office over Citizen’s Saving Bank. 4 t preven B. C., April 21.—On} Crown Prince Constantine has tel-|Freeport, Kankakee, — Litchfield, —_— from central station in good time, he line of Great Mountain ralyond af egraphed bere that the Turks at that|Jacksonville and Peoria the Demo- ; ] but wag not needed. Several shingles — <i FIFTEEN MINUTES tance from here, occurred {Point Were completely and finally re-|eratic mayoralty ticket was vie- ‘PAY TRAIN, serdar carer ately ora MISSLOURL COUPLE. ? : : lisastrous landslide | Pulsed. i : torious. In the latter — city See ita COMRADE Mire, Glauber cat — Fire Life and Tornado —_— iby wtiich wixteen een ices Chats lives In Athens greater attention has|Jobn Warner was the —suc- pled by Ferd Williams, colored, Married in Paducah Yesterday ’ Time Required 1 Convict and] Phe men were excavating when the] ee? paid to the operations in the] cessful candidate, winning by a nar-| This Welcome Visitor Came in! were ignited by sparks from a fire in Afternoon Sentence to Deat slide occurre vering them be-|eihborhood of Reveni than to those | tow plurality of seventeen out of a to- This After ise yaray Uakthe: blase “was aulikig | oeare alee eee aradiae ees Be neath hundreds of tons of earth it Milouna Pass, The theory all|tal vote of 10,460. The Republicans This Aftermoon, i Aart 'Y| Mr. Hillary Langtry, aged 52, and Havana, April 2 ro Garcia ilong has been that if the Greeks} Will contest. In Rocktord the elec- iin bar i ge ee Mecirrecra rar ay Miss pal mnollion, “ae 55, Seay for rebellion. 5 naif entalibial + viehn ai 1a Raue 7 ° pat ii » bi y ofl. 2 0} depa sl jorses @S- came over from Missouri on the train who w alt yesterday for rebellion WM, LORMAN ASSIGNS. 1 lish themselves at Dama Hg was ee wes te Aesten telua Few Happenings in Railroad Cirs|caped while the machine was being! from St, Louis yestert aol eae was arrested in his father’s house on si their road would lie open to Elas-| the » She A. FA. pe g aie ak he cay ined aaa sy ’ 7 . " ef ‘hoy jon of being a rebe After] Pioncer Druggist of Danville sona, the issue, The presenc mayor was chs To-Day, ee audi we fj nptured several married here by Rev, W. Cave. In First-class Companies. i mnths of imprisonment his turn The situation at Tyrnavo is some-| re-elected on the anti-A. P. A. tick- sie lh ai i {The groom is a resident of Callo- tenant ine six months of to the Wall ‘ ay county, M A ein wid We All business in my line given prompt e finally came to b: tried, and a week what in doubt. The news from that}et. In Cairo the victor turned up i ae wher. 5 Havawared way county, Mo., and was a widower, | aitention, y he was taken before a summary] Danville, Ky., April 21.—The] point is conflicting. But there is no]in the civic federation candidate. Supt. Harahan and fasily left in aes ister, s es ard ary ‘0. | while his bride is . native ct Mar ‘a business common , , 4 th their private car today for Louis-| have the best screen doors and /win-|gomery county, and never had the court, ‘The catire court-martial} busin mmuanity hereabout were} coutirmation of the rumor that the! ‘The election at Metropolis yester-| yi. . dows, at just half anybody else's 4 sours. of a. previous marine J. WILL SMITH, } lasted only about fifteen minutes,and [this morning surprised to learn that place has been captured by the Turks. /day resulted as follows: "Frank . price: in and see. | /20a4 | have returned home. R bh, a r m orm e piot drug . > 8 i F e on ia res price. ina see. <Ua ave ed home. om Ger. Natiot . } Garcia was sentenced to death, ale] De, Win. Forman, the pioneer Irug-] What seems to have happened is that! Adams, mayor, by 7 majority; Tom] ‘The pay train arrived this after- Aueies, Nutone Desk ee - a though, as is customary, they did /gist of this section, had’ made an as- 1 Pyruave was evacuated in order to} Leggett, city judge; Robt. Burton, | noon from the Louisville division at not read the death sentence him}sigoment. He has been for many} send troops forward to Reveni and clerk; Robt, Nuckols, attorney ;|1o’clock. The railroad men are . wotil last night, twelve hours before | years in bu ‘ness here and was gener} was then reo-cupied by troops return-|_"Mornis, treasurer. consequently rejoicing. he @as Bhs ally supposal to be in good circum-| ing from Milouna : § Promptly at 7 o'clock last night a] stances. Athens, April 21.—(1 a.m. )—The AT BROOKLYN, Lineman O'Bryan was up at Cal- ees picket of eight soldiers halted in frou THREE MEN CREMATED, report of the capture of Damasi by J. D. Young, president of board ;| vert City this forenoon planting poles of the cell. « charge of the Greeks under Gen, Smolenitz is}trustees, Wm, Pell, E. H. Murray, | i0 rare of several recently destroyed » prison called *Pedro Garcia, conticmed by oflicis ches, Of- y. Pickle of erer, J. W.| by lightning. the prison called t 1” Veesult of a Fire in a Chicago |°oDiimed by official atche J. W, Pickler; treasurerer, J. | ig “Present,” was the answer ficial dispatches re o that for-| Bur ;W.G, Parnsh, clerk; R. | Buns Wd, Haran; of the Blk “Prepare to come out,’ said the Tenement. ther heavy breaches have been made] A, Gagin, police magistrate. hole Cibinal, like extended th tha otty . Captain. Chicago, April 21.—Au — early }in the Turkish forts at Prevesa. The] In both places the entire Republi- | aditors of lo vers the privileg ! Open,” replied Garcia, “1 aM) yopaing fire in a Chics tenement | bombardinent ceased at nightfall, but] caw ticket was elected. of rding passenger trains ry rendy.”” house resulted in the cremation of} Will be resumed this morning is |from the Union Depot to the Illinois He spoke as coolly us if he WAS) three men who were not awakened | (Wednesday) |Central yards, It is a courtesy the going out to sup with a friend iD- until too late to make their escape The ironclad Spetzia bas left the | newspa| fer boys duly appreciate, oo. stead of to the ‘capitala Then The origin of the fire is pot certainly Galf of Arta to join the Eastern] (Reported Daily by LacyGrain Company.) | ie Ais 8 - . there was the ominous rattle of keys, |Known, but ait is believed to have Squadron, which, it is said, hasan] Chicago, Ill, April 21,—May | Mcet in Called Session. ° n A , : the sliding of heavy bolts and. the | hoon ineen important mission. wheat opened at 75-7718 highest! -pye council meeis toaight in called For Ladies, in small sizes, regular price ” 8 slowly - 73's, closed at 735s. * r ponderous iron door swut : ; i an session to give second passage to the ; open BEGINGING IN EARNEST May com opened at 24% and) drayel road ordinance, ‘The session $2.50 and $3, go for 98c. ” ell to all,” said Garcia closed at 2414-76. | will likely be of short duration. ewell, and courage,”’ €X-! 4¢ Crawfordsyille, Indiana—Loss|!s the Y. M. CG. A. Membership) May oats opened at 174) and ie claimed his’ comrades with husky an Onn Contest. closed at 1744-44 b, Foy erry cecal We have the best $1.50 and $2 black j labile Captains George C. Wallace and] May pork opened at $8.45 and , cin paused in the passage and] Crawfordsville, Ind,, April 21,—|Dick Caldwell, of the Y. M. C. A] closed at $8.45, | } cay called back: "At last I will gain] Fire broke ont this morning in the|forces, held conferences with their] May lard opened at $4.17 [CHEAPEST _| and coffee kid oxfords q . liberty.’ He never weakened, and | business section of this city and re-|lieutenauts last night at association |and closed at $4.15. ina/et Meads Vabing Comms andl nv \ hed his executioners by his] sulted ia the destruction of a promi-| headquarters, and the contest is now] May ribs opened at84.67 and) Tadkle is offgred at | ever shown in any city. Call snd see them__/ 4 The four executioners | nent drag store, the First National] warming up in earnest closed at 84,70, ' —_ von td marksmen, and it was}bank, a photograph gallery and Samples of apt © buttons to} June cotton opened at $7.03 and | Nelson Soule’s Diag Store necessary for them to fire thryé vol-| twelve offices, entail a loss of} be worn by the respective sides e} closed at $7.06 Here you.wil find nothing but the fea $50,000 with insurance amounting to| been sent for by Secretary Work: N. W. reveipts 208 cars. very - iN we Joa, gt | B0OUt $17,000 who has also arranged fora large 1 ani gee hara. ax | ~ Ouy shoes are the la es, fi thermometer. with black “and yellow] Last season times were hari ( ; h & ( ; h as chao as the king of misers and] Have you seen our refrigerators?| tutes ta resister the cofteat, [very few gasoline stoves were sold. | BEST ocnran Oc ran, i are delightful as a hones moon Don't fail to look at them befote you . 0 cosh Not so now, for pri i ae refuced ey a weak 4 Fy Lespern/& Lypow bay, A large Sariety ab all prices a Lendler & Lydons the Shoe-Mak-]so low you cap’thelp baying./Quick gt the prices, Suppose-you drop in oes bought of Us shined free. 5 - 'The/Shoemakers. | Scott Hardware Ca, 40at | ers, 133 Broadway, meals at Scott Hardware Co. / 20a4 and see. | i 331 Broadway. * i _— ‘ baie — . ; ; NEW GOO DS. After carefully examining many different makes of Refrigerators and Ice Cream 4 vy C Freezers, we have selected the “SHBERIA” Refrigerator and “WONDER” F and will # ABD = RE. LOW PRI ES. guarantee them to be the best on the market. reezer, an will . RANGES, REFRIGERATORS We will take, great pleasure in H B & J STOVES, __ ICE CREAM FREr ZERS, iompiemerst~ Hank Br OSs. ones TINWARH, WATER COOLERS, and prove to the pene that they are Opposite Ellis. f i ar Granite Ironware, Lawn Mowers. Screen Doors and Windows. | * ¥* ‘res then posite Ellis, Fudy & Philip’, 28 Broadway, +e A. Soe Pg > =