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is the double schedule, but the gov- ernment denies that its purpose is one of retaliation agait the United States. The preferential resolution reads that when any country admits the products of Canada on as favor- able terms as Canada is prepared to admit theirs, the natural product of that country may be admittad into ada at the reduced rate men- ioned in the new tariff. Preferential | ©, 1 Fiaher, 3.1. smith, RW Clements, Jolt, Ye treatment with Great Britain, which | Williamson J.J. Dorian.; Y went immediately into effect, is that} - awe from now until next there would THE DAILY SUNY be a reduction of one-eighth of the} duty on {all goods imported from Sonia: of tnversat In Uaducnh and wietmtty, England, After that date the reduc- which “will tion on English goods will he ove-| Ling Keneral news, K A NV Ax space Will permit WILLOUE Tee 2 f ; ps j quarter of the duties levied. This} reduction does not include spirituous ard Lo expense. 1HE WEEKLY SUN and malt liquors, sugar and tobacco, out includes all other articles, Another resolution provides that when itcomes to the knowledge of the government that a trust or com bine in any article of trade eahances THE PADUCAN DAILY SUN, Vublished} every afternoon, except} Sunday, by ‘HE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, INCOM! Just Come to Town All{the new spring Men's and Women ere 7 tes and shapes of high and low cut SHIOES —S at- H. DIEHL & SONS 310 Broadway. isn “M JO secre Prices the Lowest. Goods the Best. BEFORE YOU BUY, sisted by the tariff, the government WVVVTVEBVS TOVUVWETVSAA ay remove or part of the y S on these articles, Canadian iron —IS HEADQUARTERS FOR—— : __COL. JOHN WAY ‘ f Fy ua ibohaass beter ae hs ——————_— steel ingots, puddled bars and pig | Holiday Groceries, Fruit Cake Materials, Apples and Oranges, Fresh Canned Goo” WASHINGTON LETTER. HOME-MADE LARD A SPECI. 7° Cor. 9th and WVVVVUEVVVA eS ee COSRESPONDENCE. A special fouture of the weekly. et THe = UN Will be its Correspondens ADVEKTISING. ates of advertising will be made known on application COL, VASSOS, OFFICER WHO 18 COMMANDING THE GRECIAN ARMY OF OCCU TION IN CRETE. Hold On There! Are you going to E. Guthrie & Co.’s for some of the bargains they are offering this week? If so move along to your hearts content. The styles and prices) xy.,|Will interest you. Own to his appointment as As.| Ar the annus! Reform Club dinver sistant Secretary of State, Judge ia New York the other day Presi- Day, of Canton, will not go to Cubs, | dent Cleveland, who was one of the but it is said another special repre- | honored speakers, truly said: On Judge | every side we are confronted with ion and complaint ‘Ofce, Standard Block, 15 North Fourth etreet navy, Secretary to Boston on prix intention of to Washington until the Grant next week secretary of the | Long having The fool-| vate busin killer might have found congenial | not returning work among the originators o! the | after the dedication of story that there was even a remote} monument in New York any number of Re- bers of the house would join with Jerry Simpson and the kicking Democrats in an effort to compel Speaker Reed to appoint the | Snow & Cc committees and to have the House} D, C. + meet daily and take up general legiss| W. P. Cahill, Chattanooga, Tenn., lation. The story once started. was| molding fence posts aud making cores widely exploited by lobbyists and | for same. their newspaper organs, they being} J. W. Clayton, Chattano naturally opposed to a contin tion | attachment for of the present policy which leaves them without occupation or cemuner- | ation, and probably found some bee | writin lievers. It is well known to every| ¢ intelligent man around the capitol |tional armature for dyn that the ~— adoption @f the | electrie motors policy to confine the legis*|_C. A. Ketcham, Pillowville, Tenn, lation of the House to acting} pea huller. upon the ap bi that) + J. A. McCawley, failed at the session and the} snap hook. Dingley tariff bill was the result of{ M. H. McCorkle, Louisville, Ky., hume.ous conferences participated in| combined lap-board and table. by every prominent Republican who] = W. G. Munn, Louisvill was at the time in Washingtoo, and | combined seeding machine that the policy is today approved by | harrow. at least nine of every ten Republics ve, senators and representatives and by flood gate. Presideat’ McKinley aud his entice! HH. F. Ray, Marion, Ky cabinet. When a majority of the Republicans in the House desire a| Important Noti change it can easily be had. Speaker! All persons knowing theuselves in- Reed has publicly announced his) debted to the firms of Rogers & King willingness to obey the orders of al and John Rogers & Son are hereby Republican caucus at any time, but! warned to call and settle the same at he will no att-ntion to attacks/once at my oilice. 127 South defense. made by a combination of Populists,| Fourth street, and thereby save to constantly increased by reserves com-| Democrats and a hand full of dis-| themselves costs, as L will béforve:l ing up to take th Labret ape ns. ef isn’t _ to proc see by law ip ase ence, hie ‘ase policy that is being carried out, but | unless otherwise settled promptly, fighters, the Turkish army, a that of the Republicans of the House. | Eo H. Yoarnae standing repeated repulses with heavy} “The indications are that the Ding-| Receiver of Rogers & King and Johp slaughter fought like demons, while ley tariff bill will be reported to the) Rogers & Son. azout they shouted their battle cries of |Senate about the first week in Ma; ¥ “For the Faith,’’ “Victory to Mo- It was the plan of Edhen Daily, per annum.. 4.50 Daily, Six months... 2.25 Daily, One month, 40 aly per week 10 cents Weekly, per annum in ashington, April sentative will be appointed. swith the was not an applicant for the Assist. | popalar depre aut Secretaryship and the appoint-|These are largely due to causes of ee: natural and certain recurrence as the Coat ade inevitable accompaniment of all bu- ee ? Gen. Nelson A. Miles General-in-| man ende: MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1897. | chief of the American armies, has|are as largely due to the work of "| bce granted permission to go to the | agitators aud demagogued, who Lave ANNOUNCEMENTS. seat of war for the purpose of ob- ‘The YUN Is authet ized to announce serving the conflict, and will prob- B. P. JOHNYON ably sail in May, unless in the mean- haficc of secre *| time developments shall indicate that ies will have ceased before his Disthicc or actipn pe the le ie i ival. will go direct to Con- ‘Tux house cleanee kOlds universal | %tival. He will go d , stantinople and from there will prob- way and paterfamilias may be called ; ab : i! {ake a position very near the one of les miserables. Tue American Red Cross Society has been invited to assist in provid- ing for the care of the wounded Greeks and Miss Barton has signified her readiness to render all the assist- ance in {her That as the world knows means a great deal. ment came as a surprise to him, Patents Granted To Kentucky and Tennessee invent- rs last week, reported by C. A ‘ torneys, Washington, yors, and perhaps they busily sowed the seeds of discontent in orderthat in the harvest they may advantage. While discontent reap personal | seattering the they have also cultivated a growth of sectional and class suspicion aud dis- choke or » Tenn, , sewing ma- seeds of quilting chine R. J. Fisher machine host Felepnone 118. Athens, Tenn., type tens to aternal feeling which the trust which thre destroy tha leads to considerate counsel in ville, Th + Sec: mos and scenes of the actual conflict. common misfortune, and day of s W. Sravprna, late presi- which is absolutely essential to dent of the Globe Savings Bank, of Chicago, and defaulting treasurer of the University of Illinois, was on Satur day gent to jail in defeult of $25,000 bond, The investigation of his case é is getting very close to ex-Governor Fovn battalions of Albanians re-! aj¢guid, who forced his election on volted from the Turkish standard) ine yoard of directors of the univer- and joined the Grecks. The Alba- “a If the Governor is not shown nians are good fighters and if others shall follow the examples of these the importance to the success of our plan of government.” aside, Ky; More of the present trouble is due i to this infernal agitation and contin- ual effort to breed distrust tbaa to any other cause except the chief one of the Wilson tariff power. BLACKSMITH iu Hast § Al TRAD Tuw retreat of the Greeks from Phillips, Calhoun, Larissa does not necessarily imply A Nu chura. | This weeks special sales in-} WILL cludes YOUR serious backset. 12 worst feature about it is tle ment to the ravages of the barba some twenty up as a benificiary of the peculations or at least of the mismanagement, of Spalding, he will very narrowly escape. necessary abandon- All $1 silks at 93¢ All goe silks at Sr All 85¢ silks at 75¢ result will be of grea ‘ous CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK enemy, of the country, miles in extent, lying rissa and Pharsalia the new point of in numbers, the Greek cause. ———— between La- of Gen, for Farner Speewan, W. T. Sherman, : some years engaged in andacus mis- dee, of ‘Tue Republican senators have con- sented to the demands of the Demo- crats that there shall be no change in the ratio of Democrats to Repub- heans on the various committees from those of the last session, notwith- standing the change in the complex- ion of the Senate itself. ‘This gives to the Democrats an undue influence in the committees when their relative membership in the Senate is consid- dl capture the |; ered. The enforcement of this de- with Prince mand is made possible by the rules| Constantine, and his plans were well of the Senate, which permit a minor-/ laid, but by a night retreat the Prince ity to block legislation at will. The | was able to lead his army out of the importance of an early enactment of | trap and stand for what may be the the new tariff bill principally induced | decisive battle of the war at the the Republicans to submit. A clo-| far more advantageous point, Phar- ture rule ought to be adopted. majority ought to be able to rule in| noted battles of ancient and medieval all legislative bodies. |times, Greek reinforcemeats are be- ing hurried forward and Plain, faney and effects. changeable who heen Overwhelmi sionary work for the Jesuit « Oxblood hose in ladies and mis ‘ ‘ fi i ses sizes at roc and yrpwards. which he is a prominent mouber, is at the point of death in Chicaze, bis health 1b excessive place of exhauste notwith- yards gingham for asc. Good quality in dress and apron styles. Percales - Percales 30 pieces new styles percales the same quality sells everywhere for 1oc per yard, this week 72 ving given way wader his bors, J. W. YOUNG & SON, Proprietors, BROADWAY, TELEPILONE Give us your Memphis 1 ain leaving F The sub-committee, which has} carefully going over the bill, workiog| For bas nearly completed | a, m., April 19th, 27th and May Ist, | the Illinois Central will sell round Senator Mason, of Illinois, made a} trip excursion tickets to Memphis at characteristic short speech in favor] one and one-third fare for the round of his resolution to amend the Set good for two days from date of rules so as to limit debate. ‘The res- | sale. td olution was referred to the commit-| southern Baptist Convention, tee on rules. age Don Dickinson got a straight}... Wilmington, N.C. knock-dorn this week that he will| | From May inclusive, the Illinois Central will sell tickets to Jas A not forget for some time to’ come. sa Postmaster-General Gary asked for} Wilmington, N.C. and return at Ligtg” : Jone fare, good returning 15 days + i Oe aaa the resignation of Bernard Goode, of from date of sale. td E. GUTHRIE & C0, xican silver dollar, which aay Capital and Surplus, $170,000.00 was made of su much importance by , the Popocracy during the late cam- paign, has depreciated 4 ¢ents since that time. In lost. 8° per cent. of its value in six ‘The same would probably “ 1106 Open from 9 a. m. toB p.m. On Sat- urday nightatrom 7 to 8. Pasha to surround a ireck army together : 200. other words, it has if you Mant cines work prompy de Interest Paid on Time Deposits ss =" vote CTY SCAVENGER Repy Jas Coleman Special prices contimued on car pets this week only Save your money by us. months. have been true of had the policy of unlimited coinage at the arbitrary ratio of 16-1 been adopted. our own dollars calling on President Cashier Nast Cashier The | salia, the scene of some of the most Michigan, superintendent of the dead letter office, because he consid- ered him incompetent. Goode was a | Sta Tue reverses suffered by Greece y, by they were the chances be far on Saturd which ; will better Convention Epworth League. DIRECTORS compelled to evacuate Larissa and retire to their second line of defen: makes their cause look dark ‘enough. tireece ‘The main hope of seems to Tur money of Greek patriots of | are Constantine this country, and in fact throughout! prepared in point of the world, 18 pouring into the coffers | eqaipment to meet the onslaught of of the mother country at a wonderful! tye Turks than he was at Larissa. numbers. and protege of Don Dickinson, who pu him in the office during the Cleveland adininistration, and Dickinson tried to get him kept by putting in the} For the above occasion the Illinois Central will on May 6tb and 7th sell round trip excursion tickets to Lou ville at one fare for the tound™ trip, Phone 155. 0. O, HART > Jaa. BR. Smurn, Gyo. ©. WALLACE, W. F. Paxton, FARLEY, Rupy Telephone 118, Res. 82I Campbell. claim that he , like himself, a| aod good returning until and inclad- gold Demccrat. Some of the Michi- | ing May 10th . td gan Republicans knocked the pins from under Don by telling him that} they knew all about how good a exicy » re Democrat he bad © Dee ee ee eee ut his secrely working to Y| A charming young matrom; the, wife the state for Bryan. Don threw up| of a i. jan, is very much the sponge, and his incompetent pro-! worried these days newly ac: tege made way for Mr. D, 2, Lieb-| quired habit of h nd of cow: bart, who had been pushed out of the #"ting 1 ambiguous, same office to make room for him. lo ke a hele ‘The Senate~ passed the left over Fal heh Oe eh ee agricultural appropriation bill without | jousekeeping. Like all trus wives, ahe mevdment and it is now in the # of course ambitious to hetp he - hands of the President. The Senate} band all she can, and w itn tad pa made several amendments to the In-| 2 view decided that to keep house for dian appropriation bill, which sends| two was little enough and she could that measure back to the House, | easily with the hiring of a | American Plan $3.00-to $5.00 per Unless President McKinley de. | £"% Therefore she does all the work | day, cides to pardon him, E.R. ‘Chap-| & aad Goon 56 very well SN Faas only $1.00 and upwards, man, the New York broker who re- r ih Roweren, quite wept | stu ow and then, but the in A. R. COOPER Manager, rate, All a Greek has belongs to his’ Another fact of no small importance beloved fatherland in the hour of | ig that the ‘Turkish army is being peril, A prominent London banker further and further from its said: “We only represent four! hase of supplies. ‘Thus is. a matter | United States and Canadian banks, from which these small drafts come, but if these represent anything like a fair proportion of the sums forwarded by other American banks whi think, is undoubtedly the case, the total amount of money sent to Greece Fish Com-| from America is already very close has a report) to $5,000,000, Besides these Amer- contributions, the Greek mer- Prompt and careful ning vaults water closets, &e. Thirteen years experience in the work, Calls from part of the city ana- wered at any from 5 0’clock a m. to 11 o'clock p. m NEW Millinery Store MRS. A. E, TALLON, 315 Broadway. be to gain a deevisive naval victory. If she can rake up a battle with the] Turkish fleet there will be no trouble} about the victory. It is very doubt- ful that she will be able to. do this, however, unless she pass the darda-| ttention given drawn Thousands of Homes , , Are being Heated by Front |i uk Rank FURNACES. Johnson ‘er | Foundry and Machine Co, Mayuta HIS TRICK OF SPLECH. of no small importance, at this sea- son, especially when a Greek army is making rapid progress rear through Epirus. THE CANADIAN TARIFF, Let those who talk of a retaliatory nelles and appear before the gates of | toward its nwood ph; Constantinople. ‘There some prospect of an attempt in that | Y wdireetion. seems to be| os , we bust on her doings Galt House LOUISVILLE, KY. than a year —== tariff on the part of Canada read the Tue State Game and missioner of Wyom from his deputy located at Jackson's | }ean Hole, south of Yellow Stone Park, |‘ nts ,000 elk that} 500 have! material,” gathered there to winter, | died of starvation, the heavy snows} betisieursepen sand and extreme cold following statement of the proposed ariffs ina bili now pending before the Canadian parliameot. reduced all along the line bat a pro- ‘Tariffs are of London are forwarding and rere gird Dealerg in Steam Engines, Boilers, House*Fronts, Mill Machinery And Tobacco Screws, Brass a and Tron Fttings, Castings of all kinds, ] Papucan, Clarence Dallam Kormerly of YYAT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky Attorney-at-Law Houisvilie Hrust Building. rge subscriptions of money dispe which states that o vision is made for a species of reci- Haan ae similar to those of the 129 South Third Street. McKinley law. a retaliatory character in the bill. ‘Tue matter of the tax levy is one There is nothing of having rendered it| lin which the city school board must bear each its own Each must stand be- pn its own record. It fused to answer questions put to him| uid waldtcs lite On thal by the senate committee that in | anyth 8 not exactly as it should tigated the charges that sei | be. Once in awhile he will drop one speculated in sugar while th of his double-meaning remarks, but as cratic tariff bill was before the Sen-| be ver eracks a smile while so do ate, will have to serve thirty days in| ing the sweet little woman for whose i the United States jail at Washing-| berett they are intended has no cause ton. A decision of the United States | {°" {eeling that she is the target aimed at Still, she will «# him and supreme court has closed all other | tric, 1 Mh after he goue on a wonder methods of his escaping imprison-| «hat he really dil mean ment, Three other men, two news-| Tho other evening at dinner paper correspondents and one broker, | yousg physician made just » mills, reduced 10 per cent; barbed/are under indictment for the same| niark, aud the little woman has been our wire fencing, 15 per cent. until next] offense. If President McKinley de- a dilemma ever since, She looked January, thereafter free. Lumber, | clines to interfere in Chapman’s case, | °° "diantly happy th ning that FALL STYLES timber, manufactured, is reduced 5, the others will be speedily tzied, but| ¢, a far Hb DATING lu yer cent: binder twine reduced 10] if Chapman is pardoned it is expect-| "201 knows dear.” er cent., and after July of next year] ed that the other cases will be noll| (inn, ludies decided they should d TREE resent company, the ‘Louts-| Mill be free, Boiler tables are re-| promsed, : Bei ‘beanie it We pean ville Rallway Company,” expires on| havoed thls ‘ rm ed to f Pee vent. Sugar, 1 ension Commissioner Evans i nd dinner and it’s taking ie aiecihae’ teenie aval cone } be the ama oi wwed I4e per ewt, has] being warmly congratulated on the | O, T wish you could the 28th of September, barely five) year it must uot onsiderable increase on spir-| selection of his first and second dep-| se A new company has) board can better put up with the old itous and malt liquors and cigars,|uties from a ng those who are| They filled haif the lecture-room, school” buildings, albeit they area cigarettes and tobacco, ‘There is al-] thoroughly familiar with the {practice | _“Wh#t portion of the feast was as- disgrace to the city and an enduring *° 4 reduction on woolen aud eoston| of the oltice, ‘The first deputy com. | "Ret to xou2” ‘ oe yr monument to the stupidity of the papet regard to the coal duties, {missicuer is Mr, James L. Daven-! answered, smiling ecstatically, Seana isch “orested toca than. vbe| pees prep ed ia roe port, of N. H., who has an honor-| ""“tiard or soft?” he went on. yi 7 x ’ vviding the} able war record and has been em- “Why, baking powder biscuits,” ahe city can defer the construction of the United States schedule is allowed to| ployed in the pension bureau for six-| answeree : sewers. ‘The health of the city de- remain atthe same figure. In case] teen years; the second deputy is ‘Of course, known 00 and up mands the sewers and they must and the American tariff is retained at}Capt. Leverett M. Kelly, of Ill.,who| that,” said he, 80 “And you iit eae ak yas provided in the Dingley bill, | has a splendid war record and who bear the blame, if any attaches, 7 took them to the church?” S$ its $13 50 d p the duty on bituminous coal will be] was chief gof the certificate division| “* ut and u The school council and the numbers to gain Corn is placed on the free list, ex- cept’ when imported for distilling Flour is reduced from 75¢ to 60¢ per barrel; wheut from 1dc to 10¢ per bushel ; counn from 40e per huu- dred pounds t °; coal oil, 1e per gallon, and restriction on oil in tank vessels abolishe duty on pig, wrought and serap iron is reduced one-h mowing machines, binders, plows, p rtuble engines, saw impossible for such Farmers were com- ee responsibility. 1 strong| TF 9 | fore the peop! vent themn from eating up theirstock|'* "fortunate that just ut a time feed. In that section the elk is at| When pubhe improyemeuts of the imes almost as great a plagueas the| "Most importance are engaging the Umes almost as great a plaguens the)! oi MBO rabbit in Australia | f js , | ments which every consideration of ‘Tue street car agitation in Louis- | health, of growth and of population ville bas borne fruit’ which bids fair,| wud increase of business demands, is mere blaff,| the school board should have felt nless the whole thing Ito the immense ad make the additional hat city in a financial wa as in improved service.’ The charter| the new school house and the whole a subsistence. Pelled to build extra high anc hay stacks to pre- fences about their Kestucky, council, improve- self- the are always the first to show We're nuR nqui lae now all tb designs and colors, They're in ready for your inspection, Finest line of Picture Mouldings| in the City, antage | compelled to 1s well levee. No one questions the need of WEFEK HY PEHALYSION To Louisvitie Fidelity and Casualty Co, ldvliy ‘Trnst and 8, ¥, Co. # Soclety city will be glad when it is built, but is deferred New Engh wee tor if anything PAOUCAH Have you seen the latest? a neen aeert Hallway Co, A YARD OF FACES. for GOOD, mouths hence. been organized incorporated, called the ‘Metropolitan Railway Company,’ which has submitted to Mayor Todd an ordinance granting it the franchise for twenty years, for which it agrees to pay the city $75,- 000 per annum and make the fare eight tickets It also obli- and Every Woman Admires n gain ade Prices Reasonable L. P, BALTHASAR, 423 Bway, work, have GREER & | ATTORNEYS. REED AT LAW. Praetice in all courts. r cents, and to sell council edie Bisa wen i. for twenty-five cents. tes itself to place a conductor on] for taxes levied by it. car and to heat them well in| board must account to the people for ter. There will be a big fight in| the additional burden it places at a ouncil, as the present company] time when it fully understands the yield without a fight to the demands for revenue iu other direc- tions, ] raised to 75e, and a tax will also be/during the Harrison administration. | joni gene face both hands and, eae imposed on anthracite as well. The] Commissioner Evans has announced | pravet®, ac judine tacina a ite government has uo proposal as yet! his intention to restore every old| ““rhoughttul little wife, dev little eet in regard to an export duty on logs] soldier whose record for efliciency is| always planning to ex He and pulp wood, aud reserved their] good who was dismissed from the judgment until a late stage in the pension bureau under the Cleveland session of Parliament, peer ¥ What he meant,— One great feature in the new tariff Hon, Theodore Rooseveis is acting “Mes? Tribune ices Se will We use the best of cloths and employ only Journey men tuflors. by aed HART & OBERNDORF, ‘Chicago's Leading Tailors. re represented in your town by E, THALMUELLE2, Fine Boots and Shoes Made to Order, \ at Rock Office, Broadway, bet, 4th and oth, over Thompson, the Tgllors, _- Repains ¢ K. C. ROSE & SON |" A ral ws, Give itis Browway, ae pe ate Sake F

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