The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 9, 1897, Page 1

Your Advertisement Reaches the Careful Buyer fet and Ohio. FORFEI of Five and Confer, ——— , July ¥.—Reporte coming in he Pittsburg Joly 9.—Efforts will be to arbitrata the coal miners’ this afteradpn, but it is not ble that they, will be saccess- 9.—It is eafe to hat the ‘amount of coal dug yes- yy on the Wheeling division of Baltimore and Obio railroad Id not fll obe flatcar, Such a “eoniplete shat down as exists in this Gisinict 80 soon afer the inaugura- tion of the strike is admittedly o gurprise to the people living in that section. “ale careful review of ihe situation the assertion of the miners «Selon that the Wheeling division is ly advocating the Airke. Miners along the live have been anxiously watching the diggers of the Pittsburg aod Chicago Company ‘at Gastonville and Suowden. Until yesterday it was a matter of doubt | | whether they would come out. "These men have all been working under the ironclad agreement, and as this meant a forfeiture of 10 per cent. of their wages, beld back sinc: the first of the year by the firm, if they voluntarily quit work, the stik- ere were in doubt as to whether they could be induved to join the move ment. Ata meeting beld last night however, it was decided to come out for the district rate, and today the miners were pructically idle, By) Abeir action, it is said, ibe men will » Jose nearly $8,000 in percentages About one third of the fall quota were at werk at the I’, mines of M. A. Haooa & This is an increase over yes and is due to the fact that the firm posted a not.ce to the effec: today the money due them their fron-clad cot ‘The amo ty itis said, aggre gates $4,000. 1b the first poo! the| ? men who were under contract als» came out. ‘There is uo basis on Which to estmale the amount sacc! fived by the first pool miners, as the firms agreed to pay 6 per cent. in- | terest on the money held back ’ g Goyernors Will Meet Terre Haute, July Presitent Knight aod Secretay Kenuedy, ib Labor Commissioners Me ‘and Sebmid, of Lodjana, and B shop of Ohio, today evoked the followin plau for a gettlemeat of the miners’ ‘atiike: A meeting will be called for] odiavapolis, to whieh there will be davited the governors of the four states of Lad , 1inois, Ohio and Pennsylvania, 1¢ igether with the eill cials uf the miners’ organizations in these states, and all of (he more ex tensive operators interested. It is expected that this meeting will be held Saturday, or the early tof next week, god that wil fead to an adjastafient of preseut dil- ficulties, sud 4a agreement as to tha day and discussed (hy situation gepiiment of the meeting was clearly fn favor of returning to work if some honorable basis of settlement could be reached. Acgordingly commis. fature. Ready to Birmingham, Ala., July Y. resentatives of the five tho strikiig miners of the Tennessee 4 Coal, fron and Railroad Ce and the Slges rou ave Steel Gow pany, beld a Convention here hake. he a tees were appointed to confer with what the operators pod ascertain propositions they would now make ty , the men, THE END. \ Benator Isham G. Harris Died iv Washington Kast Night. —- _ mous (/ne, —— Ser | fow, and which are | Washington, July 9 oator 1 Fey caake alll b¢ ham G. Harris, of Tennessee, died is residence here a few rmiontes ly until after Congress adjourns \ ee waras all applicants on efure 5 vo ciowk yesterday af ‘Yhe senator had been growing we for severnl days heat whic’ et ve/ bis family bopes be able to regai be remove which ws ld ient/ to slightly, that he wou strength sulle °, buy bis vitality bad Inthe penate, 1 ° * i D.C July 9.—Both he me Loo mu "be sted to with Washingtgs, } r et Yesterday morn-| the Hoy and the Seaate today > wiand the strain, ing the Senator revived Ei temporagily.. Du omewhal ving the a IF IT’S IN THE SUN. Pittsburg THEIR. WAGES, tates to Meet ANXIOUS FOR WORK. that if the men did pot retura to work | His Career a Most Active and Par fast, the fotense oth has prevailed and passed his son, Mr. the latter's wife; Benton = MoMiflin, state, and the mem Ayoth some time. time before death cal Angther son, Jam siding in Tennessee, son, Isham G. iar his father’s raneh aby Abileoe, Tex., and meet the funeral trai, be made. Sesater Haptis wa a carriage, months the Segator bi “ attend to his duftieg « having been away fru eval times endeavorin The remains will Ui Marble room of the senabe,on Satur- day morning, and during the after- noow funeral sefvtecs will be beld in the senate chardber, Accompanied by commnittces of sepate and hou the body will be taken to Memphis, leaving here after the monies On Monday the rev state for a few hour The The Hottest Day & FATALITIES IN Peels eof Kensucky A FATAL DAY IN Chicago, July 9i—Today ‘s the hottest in the history of the city of Chicago The air is stift!'ng not a breeze comes over the lake Fifty heat prosteations had beea re- .|P orted by noon | How's epee | “Indianapolis, fnd., July 9—Ie_ is 106 degrees in the hs ie here this |forenoon. Business is yt atm standstill, N rs of heat prostra- | Uons are being reparte i Twelve ets would be retaio~| deaths heve been reported in Tndiar this forenoon A Patal Louisval! feaths this fored Jraoat fatal | prostrated by work #f any kind is Ky ported were iny he bea Killed By th Ky, Barr, a fisherman, di¢ | from the severe heat Uniontown, Ky. French, a negro, was the heat Many prost | curred here tods | Stepheaspx | Medders, 8 Jhere by the heat tb ed in a few hours IN PINANCIAL Kentucky € uta Money or Sell Proper ne Lexing noounced at Liv tev t uight that hd be rad sembly ual $154,000 e« lit the inds pext Noveuw! woold sious he strong effort will be loan, ‘There 1s a del the Chautanqua pr mortgage will be. fc vember if it is not has offered to advan NO MOR Until After Cong McKinley 1 A Big Liet Will Ge Washington, D President McKinley day that after (ie diplomatic ant big pointinents goes to t tr] decision, The Pres all Lis cane for the of this session suminet reatly debilitating him, and no} More Kentucky oubt hastening Diy eud. There! Wasbingtou, D wore times whea pe would tally lpyoy\y-nine fourth- w »pointed tod Western Kentack Solnvions ris. He. his t, ft. posse stow on ee sk rapidly, There were pres- wheo death came : mee very warm ; tdward K. arrive ithe city today, Memphis, where Use interment will ntermeat will be in the E mevery at Memphis FATAL H HEAT. Chicago. vet Joly unless Tomorryw, fellow Senators and t Advertising is the Motive Power to Business. DON’T STAND STILL. PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1897. "Aarti; and | Representatives of Tennessee ; Miss Poll, frieid from “his native ers of the house- hold where the Senator had lived for} Won Yesterday by a Score of 6] with Stanton bebind tl er ‘son, Charles H. Harris, notTealizing the end was so near, katt left. the bonse a short me. es KE, Harris, re- is expected to and a fourth is,Je,, is pOW_On stock farm at Letamp Batted Any Old Way aad] baseman, an V probably will wv when it s last in the Sen- ale chamber about tep days go, but he was unable to-stay for any length of time, and had-to be taken home in During the past six ad been able to vuly at integvals, wn the city sev- g to recuperate je in state in the senate cere mains will lie in at Nashville. ver Knowa It M Dowilng,p INDIANA, the Terrible Meat. THIS STATE. #,—James today killed by rations have oc July 9.—Jas. we overcome | “ worning and DISTRESS. qua Must Raise Out the ye tuly It was stucky Chautan- a loan of sel by tomorrow 1 sell its ber sod no more beld here. A made to raise the yt of $27,000 on yperty, and the wreelosed in No- paid. we BHZ,000, E PIE wo ress Adjourns, Says. »to the S a. duly abuounced to stot cousalar, x post-ullieg! ape he Senate tomor alrealy named, selected positives He toy abide bY this debt waost have closing busiess Postinosterss (c., ‘duly class postmadsters ay, but none for i— of Respect for Sen- was) very. popu’ foleuds among CAIRO RETALIATES|: se si ie I Est yesterday were onl game with Cairo4et the league park yesterday afternoon, scored in. the first and second inn- ings, and then occupied herself piling up goose eggs. ing freely, getting one home run, two ., |doubl ten mi with Kostal, Pe imwood | Cairo, was one of the features of ‘be game. The visitors had three scores up to the eig! (thinning, then a Pears,1b. Calvo: Ramp2v Dalrymy Evansville v One man] Sty York min? Pete, Lie front. PUFFS OF HEAT. 4 |The e will pitch “ game, bat, anc Schlemm in his old plage on third. Noonan will probably” play in the field. Williams pitch for Cairo and McGrew will catch. The general opinion seems to be that the action of the association in releasing Schlemm was an unwise Schigmm was a third decidedly better than The City.is 15 Degrees Hotter tanton. An effort ie being made to ‘Than the Suburbs,--Sev- e him re-instated. ‘Any changes in the Cajto club?”’ areporter asked Petty, the Bie, w,’’ he replied sete mopped classio brow, ‘Any changes 2?” he was next aski was the laconic. rejoinder. ‘What are they?” One of the hotteat yet! At 2 “Why, we're going from the bot- | o'clock this afternoon the tempera- tom to the top, and pretty quick,|ture was 102in the shade, Drum- wo,’’ he conclnden. mers aud other transient visitors say that Padueab is the hottest place in Lem The heat is something terrific, to say the least. Did a Plenty to Mr, Flint Singte-| | At night the volumes ot eta *, it are al ring the da. Mh dhl afer the brio wall; sidewalks. and herd Mr. Fifnt Singletary, of the Mixie| streets is radiated with a vengeance, Shirt Works, had his left hand badly} and makes the temperature down injured this morning in an electric}town ten or fifteen degrees greater fan atthe factory at Seventh and/ than it is in the suburbs. Broadway. It was caught inthe} The short nights du not give the “= while be was looking the other| earth and buildings time to cool off, po bag vied . itis jnst that much day. A cold wave peer be a Best blessing just at this particular time. One of Glauber’s big white mares was overheated today, and came nesr dying at the stable. A SPAT Mellv Thermometer Said Again Today. to 2. ALMOST A SHUT OUT. THE SUFFERERS INCREASE Paducah Coutdn’t Hit the Couchee Couchee Iwirler. rma ues IW THE LEAGUE. A small crowd witnytsed the sec- eral Prostrations. ’ — A FEW NOTES OF THE HEAT. to take Paducah “AN ELECTRIC FAN Cairo batted Dowl- india triple, He struck out The home team voulda’t do much Eriors were made by Woodlock, Stanton and The batting of Ramp for ears, ile. they stacked | SCHLEMM IS BACK The Association Reinstated Him This Morning. ip three » more. BH PO. jclivane, ef Totals WO OTHER CHANGES MADE, | Between Judge Tully and County Attorney Houser. Manager Pears Stil Io Charge.-- Cairo Wants Mcllyane, But ‘The Sad, Sad Déewh of Fiscal Can't Get Him. Court. — THEY WOULDN'T RELEASE SUDHOFF: ——_—— Fiscal court was quite lively to- day. Themost exciting feature of its deliberations was an altercation between County Judge Tully and ‘The directors of the Padacah Pase- County Attorney Houser over Major ball Association met this forenoon in| 3088's bill for $250 for services ren Pres. in’s office, and held dered in the purchase of the gravel quite a lengthy sessivn. Charlie Schlemm, the popular third baseman, was reinstated, his release having been affected only two days before. Such a pressure was brought to bear on the association, it is understood, and they so shortly after, releasing realized his value, tbat he was received again with opep arms. Karnes riins—Phattcab, 0; CAlroy Fes tie were Posen, ane ond bits—Neonan at—Hy Dow n 2 10: by Kostal, 6. is. 1 off Koatei County Attorney Houser said something sbout not being cousulted i the mabier, and Judge Tally said} in effect that he didut consider it any of his business, The sheriff in- terpused and peace was restored, Judge Tully was authorized to in- sure the court beuse for $20,000. Hit by piteled ball aan boll-—Abbote ban a) plays —Nowilte @ ve feilman to vem ance Me CENTRAL LEAGUE, YeSTRRDAY'S GAMES, Tt ia said that the g@lub maoage-| The ccunty/was ordered into a een az danas BavTh. ment was discussed, bat nothing was uae hey Mr. Bi bomaee for dnt quite | idan eSaR eT ae. N 8 dove, ant Manager Brank Pears is heating the éourt house by steam to from this’state |p. still ia charge. be complayed by Sept. 1. fom (hin tale |, Haute 1100 10100-4 9 2/mrhere is quite « sensimient against Judge J. W. Bloomfield was em- This city ia] Vesbington 2 10400000-7 120)him as a manager among basebal 11 | ployed to assist Attorney Houser in snl bat ithe}. Bates and Kelner; Kellum and] patrons, and there is even talk of the franchise tax cases der Heeb, Grim. getting up a petition asking the man-{ The court voted on improving the oo agement to release him, Manager county nd cirenit court rooms by]! © Heat AT HENDERSON, Pears is a clever gentleman, but the lowering the ceilings, papering them, July 9—Tom| tunings 12345678 9-r bh e|Paducab club’ standing is ascribed |¢t: t vost $500, and. the vole was tg 1 (his morning | Henderson 00 1021000-4 9 1]by many to bad management,aod for four to four, Judge Jully voted in} favor of the improvement. After dinner | 4 000002000-2 42 and Belt; Allo this reason they think it should be changed, Mclivane, the pitcher, who struck Jon the arm gnd disabled Tuesday, is wanted by Cairo, but the ‘ Paducah Association would not let} The hight fence around the jail him go. Manager Steifel bss not was ordered repai/ed,the fence sround forgotten that 1 to 0 game he pitched the jall ordered moved to the side- in which only three hite| "alk, and the county judge and at- were made off him, He says any | ‘rm y instructed to do something to- time Paducah wants to release bim,|"#rls haviog the jal heated next ro will take him. winter. Sudbi ff, it was reported on the ‘The magistrates were allowed (heir PF sr ight, bat quit. It ap-| ay for four days, and will adjourn pears that he was asked to play right | ‘his afternoon. field, when he had pitched the day| At press time they were wrestling betore, and was entitled to a rest. | vith the salary question | He declined, and the disagreement that ens ed Ited in bis determi- nation to quit if he ¢ould get his re- a motion was made to reconsider the ther vote the re Stewais e.ter, was] Vote, and upon a pair motion was defeated. case of child’s play. STANDIN ov CLUBS. Played Won Por Cent TODAY's Cairo at Padueah, Washington at Terre Haute, Evansville at Henderson, THE BIG LEAGUR, AW WON GAMBE YESTERDAY, DR.M New York, 5; Pittsburg, 4 ye Suit Against the Chivago, 2; Boston, 1. lease. ‘The association would not} In Ais Ds Louisville, 7; Baltimore 3 conpele his release toda: Cincinnati, 6; Philadelpbir, 3. [and he Olty of Marion. St. Louis, 0; Brooklyn, 1 except b Dr. G. W. McGraw, ly was here i— sad this would dobar hie trom bere-|some time since with a box of vens pWhich he kept, to- It is} omous snakes, led, gether with acolozed snake charmer in a building oa Broadway near Sec- ond, was awarded a ve dict against the city of Marion a few days ago for false imprisonment He was arrested for selling his soaps and medivive without a licens and place but soon release He brought suit, and the case was decided with the above result, WOW THEY STAND, after playing in the league. ee Won Tost Per Gent} thought all bas now been settl inctnnatt jaltimore Played « Cleveland abun 10 —_—— | Explosion of Dynamite on Lex- ington Streets. SCHEDULE FOR TODAY. Boston at Chicago. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Washington at Cleveland, Baltimore at Louisville, New York at Pittsburg. Brooklyn at St. Louis, KITS AND OTHER THINGS. Martia Schlamp Dying Hendersov, Ky , July 9 Martin Schlanp,-bank presitent of sbis city, ie dying of blo «l poron Hidde the Dirt by the Enemies of the Street Ratlroad Co. Tost, ‘outtom with initials, y return to this ollice, Lexington, Ky., July 9.—An ex-} 4 gold cut plosion of Dynamite here today killed |p, jy) on five negroes snd fatally wounded another and a white boy. The men were laying the founda- tion for the street car track, when] landed on Sunday the cartridge. Thejince at the mouth placing of the dynamite is supposed | river. The Spanish gyaboat Reina of Nashville, bas{to be the work of enemies of ‘he Marla Christina, which was ervisi He is|street car company. The white boy] about the coastyendeavored to inter killed was the son of Ro''s Hart. ON MONDAY NEXT We can’t gst along without Sudhoft How do you like that seconds An expedition 0 filibusters Florida is reported to bave in Havana prov- Paducab ought to forge right to}qne struck Red Ashford, been signed by Henderson, ' the garden, iverybody is sind to sep Charlie Seblemin hack, 8 good ball vess. John W. Colyar, general revewu player, aud never gets mad. = . fl ano! ‘ See an ants Ceventy, days: old,|Meiialey Wilt Send ta Hiv Pinan-| pete MAL is ban gud Pyducgh evil! clings about the clal Message. Inst Monday. — Hadestroyed one 0 he says, bi last notch, What's the matter,| Washington, D. C., July 9.—The| the largest illicit sil boys? Fresident and his cabinet discusagd | ever sa¥ on Grassy cre Colya Quigg, the little) pitcher who left] financial questi might for) Wolf county is informad he can rai and deoided that a] left last Paducah rather sufldenly, and forgot age must be sent to congress on, where he to tke his baggage, is'now in Little| Monday recomnjending the creation | “evers! +till»: j;. Ark. He/sent for the belated ot a special chrrency commission. | rne sex is aunorfind trannies 1. BRAN uzuage yesterdgy. The President Romp is one Abe bertest bitters jn | redeem ihe Jeagee. Ajbome rua, three bag. during the camp inks it necessary to nises his party ma'le 102 | It was a} 4 of the Jaruco cept the expedition, but without su | TEN CENTS A WELK Rubber Hose. We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sell at the very lowest prices, ranging frum 9c per foot up. The best hose in the city for AZ Do you need a Lawn can sell youo GEORGE 0. HART & SON Hardware and Stove ANOORPORATED, Company, 109-117 N. Third-st 303-307 Broadway | Our Shoes Are like pretty women: ‘ee Stop t@ admire them. 4 The Green, Ox Blood and Chocolate in Oxfords and Lace are beauties, and the beauty is, the pri: ces are so low everybody is buying them. Have you tried a pair? If not, call in and get a pair. Rock & Son, 32) Broadway. PI IDO LI AVI CE VON LI En | } fe gsorw aD FE PINT ae SEE WIXDOW DISPLAY . A HOW TO KEEP - All our. $18,.$20 and $22.50 ‘ Crash Suits A CUSTOMER. Fancy Cassimere and is ae UTE than he ex- e him LESS.” an that has w won “Serve him BJ Worsted Suits go for $12.98 CASH, Here's your chane: to buy our fin- est made suits at a price you usual- ly pay for inferior made goods. Single-breasted, double-breasted Longs and slims, Shorts and Stouts,Plain, Pin Checks, Stripes, ete, Our price $4.50 per suit. Other houses charg for the SAME SUITS lots of patterns t Always a custy way we have builded this satis YUCTIONS All our $6.00 Patent Leather Shoes Go now for $4.50 CasH 20 per cent. off for Cash on all Shoes below $5.00 a pair. No shop-worn stock, but new FRESH Goops. Your choice“ot ALI, our $12.50 ER and $15 suits, except steds and Granites, Fo $9.98 sh! No reserve! No old Stock! Latest} style of cut and patterns andi yer cent. off on all Black <7 3, ete, and $8.50. Ge 2 at 51.50 to Close. 25 Blue Odd Pants for cash Special Sale This | This Week Only. ya) 501 cts, We will sell 28 pairs Men’s $5. Tan Shoes for $1.50. and see them in our/Show win and get is paigé f th chran &/ Cochran, 331 Broadway. 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