The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 27, 1897, Page 2

Wier PREA DENT ASU _ Masato Eprror P.M, Fisher 8 Smith, RW. Clements, 3.18, au olan, THE DAILY SUN 1) ive epectal atren ton te att peninvs of interest in baduest and will peremit whit oy tHe WEEKLY uN CU ¢RESPONDENCE. Of the weekly n'y ADVERTISING. Rates of advertising will be made known on . 1 North Fourth Daily, per annum.. One month, . 10 aut Weekly, per annum in ad- Specimen copies free TUESDAY, APRIL 27, — ANNOUNGEMENTS.- ‘The SUN Is authe rized fo announce Tne Mexivan government has cided to erect a new capitol building $1,500,000 above the; Lymn, but haye declined with thanks. “be Begun] If they do not inaugurate a counter | bers teen years consecutively. Mr, Reed | has long been a prominent leader and has a record of more elections to the early ext yen cece goes 10} hall, Catch ason of Erin singing! person to the front to take command | «God Save the Queen!" speakership tuan soy other man ba ———— had in the history of the country. xp, the} Mr, Dingley is chairman of the most or| New York retired sea captain of important committee and the recog- Danish birth, who is coustructing a! nized leader of the Republicans on of the army of ad has led the even directed the campaign. the b-ttles, but » for which indeed there is wou!'d sweep down and of the wild PHRODOLITE measurements flight of birds show that goose flies at the rate of 44 jules per hour, or more than 1,000 ties per somewhat more rapid, fortys eight miles per hour. fy Tur British Muse: to publish thirty-t +o done by the ines; cusive gelatine pre-| cess and will meusely profitable as there is certain to be a great demand for such books. |, More Wheels year all over the country than ever before in the history of the country has come to stay, more or less of a great utility makes The young man or wom- an, the boy or girl without a bicycle is not ‘in it.”’ Presivent Diaz, of Mexico, designated Vera Cruz as the seat of by the Republic, ademy will] equal the spectacle presented by the he opened July 1, 3 incers in connection. | the 8th of January to eulugize Jack- Possibly our southern neigh may} son, who courageously restored the now take the naval fever and begin to) gold currency, and to abuse Cleve- build battleships and cruisers. Tv is claimed that the Great form Club dinner given , day night in New York, at wbick President Cleveland was the pring ‘pal speaker, was for the purpose of get- ting his boom started for the dential nomination Mr. Cleveland will few people in New York deat rt was circulated a few days » president) Sugar Refining Co., as the Sugar ‘Trust, | Speculators on Wall| Chis will be increased from tine to of the Ameri familiarly know street made and lost thousands on the strength of the rumor through the| ¥°sse! to be made the nucleus of the flictuations of few things which the Wall vt turn to his profit. operator can ‘Tue question of a new presidential mansion at the capital is The White House is an and old fashioved ercditable to a pation “has grown to be since it was iuilt, | Dut the people will the expenditure of several millionson a new minsion until there improvement iy the financial condi- tions of the country. Tur Christian powers which have backed up the ‘I when the barbarian charges the Greek lines chanting + Death to the Infidel."’ against Groce, not fighting as inst Christendom, is compelled to rough the despica- A SECTION OF CANEA, CAPITAL OF CRETE. THE WATER FRONT, y BHOWING THE HARBOR AND BUILDINGS A! INCLUDING THE BRITISH EMB. $15,000,000 into a new system of and said ‘now he will surely rec docks to g sustaining a rivalry of long standing] people changed physi .00| completed some yearszago at a cost! but the new Doctor thinks he under- of many make the taxpayers believe that pub-! teracting the ill effect of Dr. Clev magnificent burdens are profitable ‘Giicerpaaiionemeip There isa movement on foot in the House of Com A ; : rapidly. national hyma, “God Save the ——— ent, whose strength i> alre: ons to sing the Queen,” ov the Queen's birthds The Irish members have been asked | tion in c to bury the hatchet and joi. in the | broker is a remar demonstration by singing ‘God Save Ireland’? they wilt withdraw from the Carraw Cart J. HW. Fu small vessel which he believes will! the floor. eross the Ow nin two days, ex- headed impor | It is to be hoped C: dictions than did that constructed by years, who ever become leaders. a Frenchman, his predi would be able to cross found she could make only the very | always prov low record of 12 knots. —_—_—_— Tun great state of Llinvis is sl Mk. Grapstone continues to re-! ty its very found buke the English governm:nt and the] , i ays the Powers with Locom-|jjh6 We will do the war work of the! practically taken from the municipa , bumanil Josian Parrersoy, speaking at the annual dinner of the New York Re- form Club, showed that the early leaders of Democracy were all gold bugs, and added: ‘Nothing within | the range of political absurdity could the matter a measure ‘1 ewontu their 4/ followers of Bry: b eto | fol lowers of Bryan when they met on ‘OU -.suisortedl Lhe} connection, das never befo Ze, stood os {ise who, with equal cot a rock between his country and) ‘Thor Marco Boz Stave a maintain it, The truth] yot developed a at » the country is indebted 40 the} hero of the war of Greek independ hard money Democrats, of whom}. yee in 1821, immortalized by Hal- Jackson was the cbief, fur the gold |Jeck in his faw |standard, aad it is indebted to the]do so. There is no lack of va ars | Cleveland is the chief, for maintain-| nity. With 2,000 men Bozzaris i ig it. an hour when his country se doomed to destract Tur waintevance of the entire | American navy ia commission 1s a | heavy expense which is to be cur- j toiled by the creation of a reserve. stores, cattle amd) provis |time as the navy grows, The first reserve fleet is the Columbia, She nation, for among tl will not be taken out of commission, jbut will be laid up in reserve at gue Island as soon as she returns 1 the New York celebration next week, Of her crew of 400 only seventy-seven will be retained on the civilization inneh that is best in every | fre les | Jship. ‘They will be commanded by four commissioned and three warrant] | other European © ollivers. ‘The swall crew retaine ers. ‘The sinall crew retaiwed O01 91) ite gubjecie from fo ship will be suilicient to train the | and command fre men assigned to her, being thor- their purses as Greece is doi oughly familiar with all her peculi- == aries. The 300 odd men saved] NEWSPAPER MAN'S LETTER. from the Columbia's crew by the re- duction will be traasferred to the] Wantter You “ battle-ship Lowa wy today, vy Writes of the in Cuba. Mu, Cevetanp says the Republi | Petty, Okla, April ®%eWalter Younger, s newspaper editor of can party ‘has failed to meet the ob-| ic) 4. sad Oklahoma, Mae Uiblchos hgations of the people's trust,’’ by} ina over a year » for Cuba, where which it is presumed he means they] he joined the insurgent my and has have failed to reform the currency, | rise to the rank of Captain, He is De, Cleveland at the beginning of [OW fighting ww ; parr writes a long letter toa Unele Sam’s sickness diagnosed the paper man in the territory, ease and made a prescription which!” Jp this letter Capt. Younger telis he said would heal the disease, It # many crimes and butcheries to the Guerrdla Campa which wo Are or may probably be connecte 0, and What would be a prope ortion here, having regard to the a f thelr values at those markets a circumstances, and to report the committee, by them to be though the Cubans are few in num- bers and their arms of an class, most of which have been cap- tured from Spaniards, that the surgents will never give up until they It isdeath or Cu sen framed and had passed Virginia arsembly a law by whi the value of the paper money of Ame} ica was settled “in sterling money | the lawful mon: If Jefferson had-bee! choose between ret obtain freedom, ban independence with insurgents, says Younger, in n epenk- ing of the brutalities of the Spaniards, “There are but few pitched battles being fought here when a Spanish from (a fortiled city to search for a Cuban camp they always make sure column starts wally Kane has been | juet of “Eggs every Cuber known to be in that vicinity, Cubans bushwhack them until they returo. me of some skirmishes we Mexico with the | fore, “ors Acwood and Beadles, b trains, spent them and harass [ \F the city with their fami). used to have in Ne’ Apaches, with the exception that an Apache seldom m OF takes the place of the wer lates the body of if he is sure that he is dead while with a Spanish soldier it is usu They willoften cut! Voip out since she was oversity, sith ite ally the reverse, off the hands and left ou the battle field and often hack to pieces with their m leave the dead Women, whose young girls, whose brothers or fathers are in the Cuban | j army, are taken |fined in vile pr'tons, called houses cf} refuge, here they Are sublected to} the niost dastatdly Then they shoot thea or bu In a number of from 10 to 14 years of age have bee: taken prisoners and tion in the villuges and sold to the| highest bidder mast have been indorsed by Weylers for ‘La Lucha,’ a paper publist which ail arti¢les pub lished ate first blue penciled by Wey let's censor, lias puli'ished accounts | of such sales, “The Christian people of America | ized world may preach und tak of the massacres of Q@hris- s in Armenia, but knew of one-half of what is going on! py in this beautiful istend, jon shot of their would not look so ter away to Jen to do George iAnciering. bullion settlates, not itions under Ww issu it will interest you. and the thot afmorning over a full grow rain passed over qt, Sut getting a wheel} invariably | scrap tes and regttlate | both sides unburied, husbands, and prisoners and Livervoot, England, has just patl faitea, He changed the medicine Critties known dapie Grab" her better facilities for}er.”” He grew rapidly wotse. ‘The! is. Now Dr. with Manchester, whose shijy canal, | Cleveland still wishes to prescribe lions, was telling in fa-| stands the disease and proposes to vor of the latter city, It is hard to) strike at the root of it by first coun- foubled the seller's inc lic improvements which impose such | Jayd's nostrums. This takes time but it will be well dune and tie pa+ ly growing, will soon be vonvalescing Our Own Bape: Tur record of the Maine delega- whole steadily pl it 30 pieces new styles percales rved, so that the ye same quality sells everywhere of his wages ha: e88, which bas just been y the death of Mr, Milliken | t Its four mem fi almost withs| have pone had less than four diakalng to be civilited that make even a ‘Turk envious. cities have been burned and planta- 3 | tions worth thousands of do! been destroy there will vot be much left fighting for. What one side does jraids through the country the other h of the others have ” going on for two years, nt committees, Long} pects to have his vessel ready for | service in congress develups whatever lannehing withio a week or ten days. jabjlity a member may lave — It is} Convention, ; he nab spt. Flind’s ves-/only those who are repeatedly elected weulp all the advantages) so will more nearly verify his pre-Jand re into their own © n their membersuip for It ion that it} js therefore wisdom on the part of the| in four days. | people to return a creditable repre- When her trial trip was made it was] sentative as often as he wants to go— Wilmington, returning 15 from date of sale. State Convention Epworth League.) Lege fe te For the above ovcasion the Llinois Central will on May 6th avd 7th round trip excursion tickets to Louis- ville at one fare for the and good returning until and includ- ing May 10th, ed be is a Republican, t warranted by ¢ by the reptrt « ations by a political ation the like of which it has not powers for their treatment of the) seon in years. ‘The cause of it is the veo Turkish question. — “He introduction into the legislature and | eal THOMAS JEF assage by the senate of two bills parable maladro;tness which has dis-liq the juterest of the great street rails mshed them throughout, have! way companies by which their chars said, in acts, to the Greeks, ‘Youlters are exteuded throughout the shan’t carry on your work in Crete. | state for fifty years, and their control Original Demionetisation of Silver Bffected by Jefferson's Order. Was at Al Th turn all the machi Steam has triump lurks there,’ It is thus they bave| ities, Under the law the possibility driven the Greeks into Macedonia. |of reducing fares below five cents It isan incredible shame that the in-| would be precluded during the term comparable bungling of the powers) to which charters are extended. The and sacrifices of honor, decency and] charge is freely made that the action| in order to preserve peace] was secured through boodle. Citi+| more | Have caused war. zeus of Chicago, in mass mee the number of $5000, passed exceed- logly strong resolutions in regard to vindanill fs « of the last dec dom the Chicago F Thomas Jefferson statesman of the highest order, r for ell tru his birthday norate his many excellent qual + but why should those who voted diate debts and to cheap- attempting to fix an n gold and silv the market ratio a patriot anda came 1g to! I proposed to post the te ya distant point for utiliza. acience of mechanism names of the men who voted for the artificial ratio widely different frot to honor, or dish anything in his writ ings or his conduct to indic & cheap money or re n democrat? men to be followed by contempt and insult to Tee res: lutions f a theory a practic wed the twelve Chicago Senators: sure in this ter how remote from man- be press of the state ween the value reantile problem a principles will lead “The proportion > and the people in general are, aie! ./yth@ proportion by the td legal proportions altogeth- Sonufare sr, to Inquire into the market price of gold countries with whi shall principally merce and to take an avera Does this sound like the silver plank in the Chicago platform? ter to Mr. Hamilton i Mr, Jefferson expri HW the present war has not power harnessed, but of the electri is, the with m, she may yet ar or reducing thi aid of the dollar h doubt a right now to change |sound money Democrats, of whom| there may be lack of genius or opportu. nta hundred tain regions ot much io med mode of paying off hould it be thought, ess may reduce I should be for ad dopt- Ny resvlved op a night attack on the ‘Turkish army of 14,000 men, He was victorious and stew 3,000 of the Turks, putting the rte flight and capturing large ofe plice of the present be bines, utilizing the vast rest¥voirs of energy placed by the wisdom of the Creator in every part of this broad conti regions,so long lo places of the earth, hold tre y that will “far outshi wealth of Ormus or of Ind ) us to keep the the system of metization of sil- * was effected by the following or- der from Thomas . “Departunent of State, May 2 1804,—Sir: equence of a re directors of the es that considerable een made of dollars coined at the for the purpose of ex 3 wor.b much tothe Greeks, But it was a dearly bougut vietny to the Greek thirty Greek soldiers slain was We i tepid leader, Bozzaris, ‘The Greek has given wo >with the energy gener: treams fed by t iers of the giant peaks line of life and in every departinent of coined at the mint shall be of smal riug. Lo examples of patriotism her history is the riche t 10 the world, And the old spirit is not dead yet. untry eould no lauds r iey grasp to turn every factory wheel and every building in those tury to come, while t! tain streams ana to New Mexico will per ible duty of supplying pow: millions who wil people those Except 1,000 pieces, no more silver coined till after Jackson retired from th It is clear from Jett that he favored the use of both metals but only at their natural ratio in the world’s markets, had an instinctive fear that people who “easy mode of paying off would attempt to fix our thomeand moun iy their lives and aaar irrigating the lines was to stick close to the n ers, and some are yet left of their methods of operation, His desire to ascertain the body of Creek Tndians bad Roth ratio between gold and silver and adopt al ratio is shown again @derly men retired end seemed to be other something Ji) nthe bank off the two rain mak and @ young man plu whieh’ was then * came. up he 53, Volume 1, page 170, writ 3 or 1784, when, he suggests committee of the states be in: Prayers or invor “To appoint all proper persons to in- quire what are the proportions between the soluge of One sold aod fing silver at the vd into the river, : | 4 | Are you going w ‘Guthrie & Co.'s by isome of the bargains they, are offering this week? If so move along to your hearts conterit. The styles and prices This weeks special sales in- | cludes All $1 silks at ose All goe silks at 81e the brink of ti tw# ewetiintve eo that we shall Ad | Mi Sige silks at 75 fearful visions istrial supremacy, | lue tothe sik effect r that | oO ».. his coun- V ly 7 when the | 10 yards ging silver. quality in dress and aprow styles the | ak Percales - Percales Plain, faney and changeable ses shat roc and upwards. am for gsc. Gocd fofy roc per yard, this week 72¢ now ever | Spgcial prices continued on ¢ i@ week only ¢ hour money by calling on “= E CUTHRIE a0, LOUISVILLE, KY. American Play $3.00 to $5.00 per and day, Rooms only $1.00 and wpwards, r Jen A. R — to Man | ry NOTICE. som lemwied by (Be City Of Padpea on pe Pai rue’ them wit iit subse CWY [bense Laspector t - t Which one“ot the old me utilizing | and threw into the fire, the tribe looh power | ine on in perfect si more mumblin ' various contorticns when the i mined that night whole, th ee Indian rain ai evessful than the civil nally appearing on the tier in times rand om enced forecast of weather ties and putting in his incantations at the tight: time.—N. Y, Tribune The Art of Milking Suburban Resident--Yes, L want. a useful man about m ntry place Can you milk? Applicant—Yis, sor “Which side of a cow do yon sit on when milhin “Wall, sor she waz a kicker good dale ay the toime G! was soides av her, sor."—N Y¥, niver milked but wan both Weekly Colors of Tron. Iron is the only metal which appears n nore than one color, “It ts fornd of every ehade, from almost fa white silver to as black cs cha i* eo Liter Ocran, tislissie rs 50 and up Suits $13.50 and up (Made to Order), We use the best Of cloths tad employ only Journeymen tulloga: HART & OBERNDORF, Chicago's Lead! We are represented in your yown by K.C. ROSE& SON AAL- waseeneetey Greees ust Come to Town Alljthe new spring styles dana shapes of Men's and Women’s high/and low cut SHOES > H. DIEH’. & SONS 3) Broadway. Prices the Lowest. Goods the Best. QETDTOO9 9999900 SEE THIS NEW STOCK BEFORE YOW BUY RRAVTAEN-VREVBVOVTD LALLY —Is HEADQU ve iv ladies and wis-| Holiday Groceries, Fruit Cake Materials, Apples and Oranges, Fresh Canned Goo’ EOME MADE LARD A SPECI... BLacksMITH JASE Oe’, Millinery Store| srs. ALS5/] MRS. A. E. TALLON, 315 Broadw SAVINGS BANK, Galt House} = 1-1». a if Steam RA Laundry 'G Capital and Surplus, $120,000, 00" J, W. 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