The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 7, 1897, Page 1

aes is the Motive Power to Business, Your Advertisement DON’T STAND STILL. Reaches the Careful Buyer IF IT’S IN THE SUN. VOLUME 1—NUMBER 257 : e , 1897. TEN CE A WEEK P’ TWO RELEASED, irpratcat sare itv wenen| REFUSED Bl NEWS NOTES. Half the Wheeling and Lake Eric THE COLONELS re bape a th Ay hope Dan Ourry, W 8 Police prevented the proposed Sul- ¢ ie 0, It i be ry, “ fei ‘ ’ Schlemm and McClelland Let Out et is ine of halltee. who Corl 4 M ape <i has a snare i orley, Must Goto Jail. ‘ y Jail The encampment of the Kentucky} Win From Paducah.—Game W. tae as Today. reat Virginia, for it can supply nearly all demands. West Virginia — State Guard at Fountain Ferry began yesterday. broke the last national strike and it Be the Defense for Fire at Jackson, Miss., destroyed may break this one, PETTY SIGNED RY CAIRO. MARSHALL REPUBLICAN: Hy 74000 houses and caused a 108s of $50,000. A | Postpone Their 4 " Williamsbug, Ky., July 7.—The] George Dinning’s case will not be BUT LOUISVILLE Was REGKLESS heir Mass Convention | examining coart in the case of Dan appealed, and he bas donned the May Go Tonight. ¢| . ght.--Meflvane to August 2. Curry, who murdered John Corey | stripes at Eddyville at Corbin, June 24, today refused] Cynthiana has been chosen for the ee © cod Games| to Be Retained. nan v, Ky., July 6.—In answer t 8 was ordered | November meeting of the National atid x an ome AA answer to) the prisoner bail and he ” Novel Nati or Clifford to Play a recent call the Republicans of Mar-|to jail, The verdict gives eid box ft it nN , * " ot. gia! ung | o unter sociation. Pied, shall county met at Benton Monday, | satisfactio rc sal ovety tel at Banton Monday, ebtci setaro to prove TB aman leo Den Our Do Or e ol y y g! ss isnatae Oe Joba. Wes Covey Tp UBRORLLE.” WN COMPLED. you need a Lawn Mower? We can sell you one f ‘or $2. Close, being absent W. S. Griffith wa: Ss. G 48 | the prise T — henne ot : r insane, That he wi villi temporary chairman and J,[insavely jealous of his wife there rr mee bras th oe on The Indiana Labor Commission is _Papucal LEAVES AFTER CAIRO GOES. |™ Mh je secretary. no doubt ; taking the lead in a wovement to set- She convention was called t el | alled to order Dan Corry bas made a confession r tle the mining strike hy arbitration, | | The Colonels played with Pear's - and a motion carried to adje ousgal ae Ai in Se A. 4 a a pees Ney to some of his intimate friends, He L S he prom: shake-up in}at Benton, at 1 0’ Te AUAPOBE Cooler tok ned a MALY ah : ite : | Hott oe ; orley when amendment to the tariff bill re- 3 > Ryd Al ap eld Se ee thakeup toym Beatoo, Pla Pir *y Corley got off of the special train on ducing the whisky tax to 70 cents, witnessed yesterday's game ve re 0 it 1 ©] that fatal day, he got a pistol and] "8S defeated. Senator Deboe de Bc MIRGAAL Wis too yalvenia ry to play bpll. Ik was too palpal wA palpabl | . ing. Shlemm, the third | , yaseman,|be present and take part inc : ode Scag the center fielder, | liberation W D Coote started out to bunt Corley, and came clined to vote. gel cosas a , v thepitcher,| J. M. Pacs Guaiakh very near shooting another man by] Nine persons were killed and five to be overlogsed. Some of the local | lor the present, at Secretary mistake, He found Corley with| others badly injured by the explosion a iar Louisville tried to} some young women aud he motioned | of a threshing mill boile een {play ball, “but it is likely they| This afternoon Sudott will itch fo MORE FREE Pikes, [10 Cofley to cometo him. He came Mile Make ca Harte. believed th simply be side it at Hardware and St Glittora isl play euira bave a Pe regener Seren peg a te eee ; The stookboldess of the Bank of Hag jed them some satisfaction to do iNGoRNG Ove Cor Y Ipany, Geld. Gforer will play center flek a © Now Beetifcaid he liad not ins oO Louisville have Arted to reduce the} The Coldnqis act total Bias ciaee poste, ees) ee id By Hrosapeat EW” 7 |ecale’ Kil’ Mcsall; Ha thea toed Nebo to avec OUR re from $650,-| big league tip onl de Meda: 109-11 75N, Third-st i . 4 pody n Madison Ce thes, a9 ; : vol to $390,000, ‘ould have done in | hol , to play again, and] oe Soeety Corley: “If she says you have] ‘The Ind playing a minpr league. If they hit 803-807 Broadwa: ill be able to piteh to Richmond, Ky ‘July 7.22fwo insulted her then you or 1 one will] 4 z. odiana Department of the G,]a@ ball and sf it went towards the v ppnor BW or pert day more Latnpikes wore bought Monday, |“ : Por ga ta lew congress to set| infielders thé would stop running. Mhnade. it ge x the management is|@AKing eleven so far that the county After taking Corley to his home] paty f ‘i sburg battle field as a] lf a ball was) knocked in the field, rade: it willbe nde ooight fn ain {ar shat the county Jad hearing his wife pronounce Cor. ""y0" military perk, the flelder wobld turn, watch where | Agi SLB Ee Hanger tefel came in last. aight} chased are the Htichmond and Lex. |e" se Corry Recame enraged |, Df A: D. James ussumed his new it stopped, apd then trot after ite LPB A~R_NG LPR LW — er Pett fe Cairo club, and — signed} iaton, eleven miles, $11,000, and at a remark Ootley ‘thade stout the| tees teers, fe United Statcs Most of them, when t ame to the ef the pituher who was Kingston aut Berea, seven and 9] eby Ant he shot him. marshal for Kentucky. A, T. Herd| bats struck trice haa’ gwattall Our StI ae ery before baNt milea, “WLS85. The, prompt | Cony, © serroes. wreck, ba was appointed chief deputy. th : ie hick ri 10eS probably pitch lomorrow not Soh The prompt shortly after he was married was The Christian Endeavor co! salaried ts t 1 *4 i : . nh nego! , C | ‘or conven- : E . tore up Are > . P ponte ne for the Cairo club] i! fr the roads has dene much to sbout lo shoot a young man for some| tion, which meets in San rancudl his knee in fliding to home pia'e e like pi etty women: ~ Raw) ~ ay ah al Hlay the spirit of lawlessness in some [00 (8 > shook @ Young tan for worm | today, will probably be the largest inl imatveq wpthy ¢) onat me pet fa ig All Stop i 4 Hamp ab. ortions of the he ‘ho took her husband by the arm|the history of the organization. marked “Tis is what we get for} p to admire them Kanes. STRIKE SPRE snd pulled bim away. Curry always iAe'aqreement lise teen. reached | arene wen ey : Dalrymple cf ° SPREADING, eared Ficleae seslone of a cibdeg which the sus) vote on tel GWeer ERMC ee or clase and Mokiuse—84 b. hap bad mayiliog to say to Mrs, [tariff bill will be taken in the senate bf ie knocked out of a and! Meck—Ist hb. ury says that many nights he| before adjournment of today’s ses also had to jxcratdb, Dexter being | f Heilman—s Now Thought That All \ has watched his own house until af-| sion y's ses-|taken foom third abd stationed be- | : ieee Muies-—<. ». ght That All Mines in}ter miduight, bis wife not knowing] The Senate is hind the bat.) ‘This feft the Colonels A : The Green, Ox Blood ucher—I, f. the Pittsburg District where he w the time, stamp Pi pit a il % the] one man short, aud Clifford, of the| B 3 d ‘ and Chocolate in Oxfords “ tax dwent w the Tariff] Paducah’s, who wa z and L, ‘ Bill. ‘Tbe Spoone: . Who was dn the bench, | 3 ace are bea P 5 be Spooner : at, pro-| played lett fidd for thety one ir hie ie uties, and the beauty is, the pri: 3 P are so low everybody i is buying them. Ha’ . ve ite cat ter the three oswith Cai W 0 0 4 e three games with Cair ill Stop Work, STORY OF A FINE. viding for a tariff investigation, was|aud Sudhoff ‘the remaivd t rejected, Satad. 01 1¢ remaibder of tie oo you tried a pair? Af not, call in and get a pair. Paducah leaves for fifteen games — Thousands of Miners tdle, but the ; / DOUBTS ABOUT A PARDON, retired from Only about twenty farmers were] After Clatk got hurt Manager Sarah Bagwell Has Led Dixie} Lexington, Monday, to od the| Pulliam is sal to have aanounced conference of wheat growers, and] that he would fire avy of hismen w! ty z fi 2 Is Yet l ; i ray Bs Wottungton Wilt '° mesdtnin, Wilson Astray. another meeting was called for next] lid bases or endaugered themse! é Monday, any other way, Three of them were | G kK & acti eo. Rock & S on, 32! Broadway. Have to See the Evide: ‘Phe | Had Lt Not Been for Her He Would R. S, Trimble, of Covington, won] MYT: the gold medal and the Kentucky]. Paducah played a pretty fair game, in the Case. Pittsbur ¥ 7 great strike is rap’ pr z and Probably Return to His championship at the annual aboot of | The Melding gas faulticss, anit there Fravkfort, & July 7.—There now seems some doubt about aa hee r in this d t is out. Family P ®OY ) This, in the opi uf ithe leaders aes tel the Kentucky Gun Club, Mouday. were few errs. ‘They scored three The team cha: yship was won by] {es 1a the ‘¢hird and once io the sipitate action in the case of Din-| if tie atrih ? , the negro convicted at Fraok ipa a he ts ultimate} Sarah Bagwell was _fige i f lin and given seven voats for bay wpe pea. Conside ’ ntihobing-oretsiee tig’ $5 and the Lexington ¢ in Club, ; 4 Joe Jodie Coun. of elle sia miners and it ts « » Whe iefeodant bad sold alt Br | dgentveg egwone, formerly presi-| 4 be colonia . ) aal - 3 = = pplication fof Dinning’é parlor}i¢ they do not \ avouls and prepared to leave the city] at Monquitte, taste" trotaays oy we eee eey by the Indl A CUSTOMER. Fancy Cassimere ~ was tied several’days ago. andl that | wil y ng vis day when arrested by Officer | exph mt of firework ; bills apt : ta ud that | will neces ye prolon | yesterda: en artes vy Officer | explosion of fireworks. vowling pitched a good game, and| im single-breasted, Jouble- breasted it the Attorney General and other stale dont ; yore ne. enclosed $10 inanen-| The Senate by a vote of 57 to Mad pial tiga age h : ingle-breasted, doubie Tremandl , Worsted Suits go for vale aye been urgent i0 thet Toogfdent ve qu left. it. at a saloon for | tabied the Allen amendment, whieh aici : is,Piain, PinChecks, Siripess} ‘an that ba . i ' fame and trade for our firm, 4 we adhere to it, /After we make 1 keep him ' io Naning be “ res « fesommeniation the" | pus to have GURRE nGY cOMMI SION Dixie Wilson, presumably that be | proposed a bounty on beet sugar des | . ? S ‘ RE ul 3 p [might follow ber. oft The Republican caucus decided tw] 8 (005 Our price $4.50 per suit. 2 customer our afm is t wered at the officer, | op, anions 7 ther houses charge That's the pose the amendment. 1 r r nar ir Us the pre's y * - f \@ forthe SAME SUITS. We have we have Yuilded (his satis Leaded Apt pepper alt ctory, increasing business here. iy pay for inferior made goods. Success of the Great Strike POLI LLY LDR TO WOOLIN ILIOPD R*) ourth, | by the Tad doned. But some one «acting Governor She becs suggested to th ug he became ¢ oF $6 and $6.50 ys a custo’ { seems, becauss 4 The question of holding a Pan- lots of patterns to Felect from, thet a jury of disiatere 8 ° Pprotected by troops of svidiery, President McKinley Wants: One) rotier ad another rel ‘cates eevee) Cc “or 1 the prisoner and all the facts | i i where she and Wilson were| merican exposition at Chicago was) \ oe fisey them, oaght to have been f ‘ Appointed. aoe on. ‘Tenth street. Wilson's hiscussed during the entertainment |” az Sg ee Ne a a scnm enenEnEeRnnR Sun SeinT Sse brother had not seen him for fifteen fiven thin Pam Ameen? dologates 9% B ye / i 4 | i E . hicago last evening. | vy W) : ° v —< 409-41 BROADWAY . judges of whether Dinning should not serve a terin te the pest] Wink Send a Speclal Message to] years, and went to Hopkinsville to i souisville see him, finding him absent, Upon} Lieut -Gov. Worthington, while} gist. \f 4 cting governor from Jupe 18 to June | st ; C Paducah’s Only Strictly One-Price and Complete-Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters. ) Venuary. Indeed, the acting Gove Congress Tomprrow. por has yatimated that be not only al learning Unat he was bere, the brother | ™ ) issued thirty-four pardons and]! restored forty-seven couyicts to citi- r Av 1 ther Heduction. cera repeerions |All our $6.00 Your choice Al ‘ 200 IN SUMMER | soars axp VESTS, Patent Leather Shoes fore bis trial, but that he we Md net) Washin D. C., July 7. —To- Jot and he promised the officer how until the complete evidence | yy pow President My Kinley w Hsend | and his relatives to leave the woman ase was filed with bim, 1 mess Ce irging legisla-|and return to bis wife and five chile t nent of a dren inside of three days. ‘The Populist conference at Nash ville has adopted an address calling His board for three days | for independent action and providing ne country ¢ a most|was. paid, and bis relatives Jefe | for a new National committee, which ris, of Tennessee, 8 8] jo portant wissic | the message is] Upto yesterday, however, Wilson will steer clear of any furtber fusion ical Condition. awaited with warbtill in the city. [He has been | with the silverite party. vy ere over two months, totally sban- The committee of old-line Re yub- RS APPOINTED. | ee vimself to depravity and dis- | icans having tn charge the El ei ae eatte 36 and $8.50. | oor ce 4 Wen he left home consid-| for a primary ander the C | BE " B Noxeetryerjand paiterns, ; Aaa Be ee eect k pee ea alarm was felt at first, and it] met yesterday and virtually came wo ba f vanton'| f 95 per cent. off on i . ana} 40 at dia te Close. shop-worn stock, but dow Panes 1 and telegraphed away | an agreement to support Mr. Charles 4 2 . aville.t Blue Odd Pants for « 300DS. bad no idea of pardoning Dinning ' nephew came at once in search zensbip SILK SERGES Go now for steds and Grar 5, MOHAIRS, ete, Fo $9.98 an $4.50 CasH puniss the Gnances of Score by Lanings Scena an tne aca aaa 3 = = Ss Senator Most Gr nt interent, igly 6.—Sen pos PMASTEL Harris, of Tennessee, 'S in a critical tn condition and his friends bave tl as toy eoutiwenieye scan" ler Phe hot ath. M abandoned al! he se rng tucky N ; was rumored er the Senator & yom his home at Hopkinsville that) Pp, Weaver for may« against Mr turn from Atlantic ie sis nena never he petitions for Washingtes ountered on bis Ter City about two Hy Kaper trom| masters were appointed Vester eo folly which he has never recovered, Dr David Frazi Holideld, Graves ind ime ae wes betes a : %. W. Brown, his physician, eaid to- | county Lucy Mutling, / Neal, Hick- ilson is a very fleshy man, weigh- | about 1500 name wie 300 pounds, and had a fine] most prominent are published in the might ary Ls De car re + ie ae y A ai : I ne Fess. Fou as whisky drummer wotil he | Courie a coat) 1 ? oie ‘Summit, Pa., which can be} shaly Grove Crittendda county sue bere and remained, — It is os Only from one-half to two-thirds CENTRAL LEAGUE, e e in about six hours. The King, of E@dyville, was} be ies jately been. trying to get rid | of the coal minors in the Pittsburg . ‘ard however, doubt if] granted a pa for plow or culti |?! the woman district obeyed the order to strike There were 00 gauus )esterney ough to aiand the 7 one An effort will be made to induce the Re e Secretary Gage’s Plan dither men to quit, as the strike is lost MYSTERY SOLVED, July 7.—It is leara- g ajlthe men go out. ‘The min- ge bas written “Jorg of Weat Virginia are nearly all at edi pration. ed ¢ yG Fadyville, Ky y Smee and) yy. Murdere Ls adeniiant ine conn Altison suggesting |work, Ta Obie aud Illinois the} ? 4 ms addy ville Sr, of this place, r ips ele wl ASUPPN) cae advisability of pao of | strike may \ be termed general, but ey Misses’ and Children’s 2 Regular pound on all refined sugar} rhe fate of)all binges upon the out- ‘ ; i oa seiwon tom corcenel — Ox Blood, Spring Hel ww Pricey $1.0088& a M Js ane ‘ golden wed - one cent 2 celebrated today their New York, July 7.-+Martin Thora | qade from st k imported prior to | come in the Pittsburg district. h Wasnt ; «| Strap Sandals, all $1.25. ve following — fe it i . The following fourth f Nad been foully deait with, All| George D. ‘Te primary were found to coptaio and many of the yeached Ben ster’ friends, he will De #FODE eP Washington, ‘James and Vise Ano ’ and wiclarus- [confessed today to fe Tae eee saree of the pendjog paridt bill C : married in ceeay,| William Gullensupyi, Wh yee dhiomem: |}; je the opinion F ounoihs otheials| A NARROW sizes, go at - za Sith were vet vdy was found iv the river} o¢ the treasury that ville, Tenn., fifty years He has lived in Kddyville rig dry A a ewave years, and for more thao \ thirty-five years, a0 }sensation at the time. Thorn eays | soveru! millions » best able to bear Trestle. By Cleveland 2 "riod he sled for U 8 ou eg ny Bagen. tees of he threw the dismembered body into | would fall oo th Hroeeryitle. He is a gold standard |® #0ver- Li What action the wenate commits] caiiiele gs , fe will take on the suggestion Is Hol edding. al., July 7.—The w. 6: Philadelp! , cree aqenror excursion train] ~ Cincinuati, 10; Baltimore Tan Shoes for $1.50. Call and see them in our show window Democrat of the strictest Jefferso- SALE POSTPONED knows from Oregon bad & barrow 6s) New York. 7 Brooklyn, 4 nian sect. He swe ars by the ‘Cour \ Geld MARK from a frightful wreck yesterday He I om gem ody 0 and get you a pair. this duty would 3 5 evenues bY (Christian Endeayor ‘Brain Comes THE BIG LEAGUE, \ for about A ' which Creaied suc a spoase the government T it ‘ nal that the bardsbip Near aning Into a Bu We will sell 28 pairs Men’s $5.00 tor-Journal’? and protests against say a ae Seca The Ohio Valley Will) Be pure y 13tl ternoon, two wiles from Cottonwood. : archy. July 3th, (eration Browdbuiret, © few minut | rh big league. y a s artes “ bw minutes a pine Man Arrested. Henderson,{Ky., July 7.—The sate} (Rep 1 Daily by Lacy Grain © y ercrs the ak pened hed 7 ae ‘ ‘ 1 wy Biot Machine 80 Prag. Ward, [ot the Oto Valley taitroad to have} Chicago, il. Jul : tore the treieatle twenty. tect long now They STAND \ a , Hoen made yesterday has been post-| wheat opened if re that Harned out. The train Was rot ME ; Jot machines in op \ slose i Age poned to July Lith order of Sper [6672 , cle wed at GU tpe oe rapidly approaching and in afew Bryavism and an Lexington, owner of eight § B3r VIEGINI | and of coury: you want a suit PRI to compare with the times, ne of those imported Scotch Novelties suit pear well call at Wheel coal miners’ strike to an yesterday morning, i Shits were discouraging All Hen Are decreased Inst we: n sion here, WS arrested last og? is Erapts a sabes eration here Pial Commissioners John Roberts] Sept comm opened at an {rites wore the pA would have : at In Now York, | giose: ib device whe Gtosed at 18 riedly tagged the train, which was \ : of the most fatal days in (his verrible | cloved at Si.t6- , yawning chasm. The train then | * a“ ooo | w es ee President Back at ¥ a nan ‘ity. —— portant)? ling down hy many |B this region bee \iere from Cabtan a World's visible supply of wheat over the Wher i ind ot git! ling | ben’ you call on swGt gir Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling | worthingioa today issued three more | e's nts Resume, Louisyile, Ky., duly 7.—A sensa-|the journey, He enjoyet the trip, you We have # ts charging him wilh sel- * " 9 ‘ 4 on warrants id snd James Quarles, of Loutsville, closed at 27° 28, sna tnged gh the Pee. ino tho | tvsbarg i { axcessive | 331 Broadway. No SPRLSE EN W Sept. lard opened at $415 and}t req” to Cottunwocd, where the closed at $4 40-47 and the three TwS \vhis afternoon on the reg i ek 1,160,000 bush-] Appoinced Deputy Marshals By la \ sutfered vonaderably from the Rote ould an Englia® Serge, Clay Twill, Clay Wo sted, or-or miners snd balf the med alou © tHe | pardons Siero r : Avdeson, Ind, July 4. The|\ion was Created this morning by the! neverth Jeas, despite the 100 degrees re corded at ( m yesterday Suits made to Ord Yr, DALI * ‘4 TAIL ORING nd operating a gambling i. aaah : (Nai Banh ee Oe Meepravine below. Broadhurst lure New York, July 7.—This is one] Sept. porte opened at 87.70 and) ut toa stop a few feet from the |. oi 4 \Koated term, ‘Tuday will be by far] suit at Work ta Every bine) a y a | : ap | the: capes (abel e8 thal bel at Ue eciat 64.4346 end) Badenrorere celebrated their deliver: | Washington, July ling, W. Va, July 7.—THe} goaths have been rep hails ance with bym sud prays 18. McKinley and his) party reto N. W, receipts 167 ears. F ules ul ‘ the) Krankfort, J 7 —~Lieut.-Gov. | Pennsylvania, —‘t Marshal Jame: |heat and was evidently fatigued fron wi Sairmio? at «ll prices s its, Tt you wi toa Baltimore and Ohio, at Fair ea ral Ts at «Ll prices in summer weights, ou Want te Of thia| appointipgnt of two colcred men, EH. | mark McKinley stoo journe $ 400 00 and up, iN <n ‘ ESTL. 3LISHMENT jrattou along Wie Monongal aad Grain Bome, 3 “Quen Margaret! National ‘Tin-plate company, West Virzto mL Neate @ American ‘Tin-plate| Kenvely, of Henderson, sad Walker Mrs sadete to\ cuaspany, of Elwood, today started) Blackburn, | of Rassellville, deputy | better and smiled pl ly Weatern, in the ae ge ye fa ; ie ™ ants mude Lo Order, 83. Browdway. ia Central and Pittsburg er ; Uti i F. Draper, | ony, and: the railaoad, long ‘ 4 te verday | Nt ling to th bals by De. J th U. |and her husband greeted those about wer yesterday |tbeae plants according to the new|marsbals by ames, the new U, | and her husband gree ‘oae abo wou ad y [ibs $3.70 udp tong, the Chester's Baly . | fod Ohio and Kengyus 2 wage scale, $. Marshal for Keutucky. them. Migue fer