The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 10, 1897, Page 2

THE PADUCAH DAILY SUN, — [er and equally striking series of facts, Prior to the enactment of the Wilson Published every afternoon, except} jaw, the eastern cities and manufse- Sunday, by turing establishments were supplied PUBLISHING COMPANY, | with coal largely from the Virginia Ladd eactioe and West Virginia mines. As soon M., Finn RESIDENT AN as the Wilson law was enacted, tow r ve PRESIDENT A re SORE sateen joe PumsivEX? | ever, coal from Nova Scotia invaded} ¢ J, Dorian EARY t W. & Paxton . TREASURE!) the eastern market, driving out the DIRECTORS: ements, J.&. | Virginia and West Virgina product, 1. M. Fisher, J.R. Smith, RW. Cle Oo M. Piviiiamaon J.J. Dorian and compelled the mines of th THE DAILY SUN tion to find a market elsewhere. The attention to ALL loc al hey re was that their Coal went west Miiet Het y JHE WEEKLY SUN to the interests of our country pat: |°! soan'soa wit eal mes be newny” aud ': |@ities at such low rates ge while keeping. its. readers, poste: Uiruil poffiseal ataire and topics watie itt | war, followed by a railrond and tireless exponent of the doc . Sites and teschinge of the National Kepub!! | was precip itated The natural result ad of east as it formerly bad Pepa) was laid down in the markets of Ciu- and other western einnati, Chic ata cal ate War, 1 ey ________} cr this and the (reductions in prices CORRESPONDENCE. which followed was a reduction in 7 Mal feature of the wi ft ‘" t | ree UN Will be its Corresponds the wages of coal miuers, all o! hich, Wt hopes ably ; 4 tery fovality within the. inai which 18 thus clearly traceable to the bation. % geamumme TT Wilson Jow and its reduction in dus eels oid al. Happily the new tariff ¥ Rates of advertising will be made knowh on | UES ON CO8 pp i ‘ a Seton. bill now pending restores practi Office, Standard Block. 115 North Fourth |iie MoKinley-law rates, and there is good reason to believe that the et miners, as well as other lsborttg “7 "Z| meu, will soon fecl the effets uf res Daily, per annum... 1 Daily, Six months . « Daily, One month, Daily, per week. Weekly, per Annum in ad- perity. VANCE. fiveseeeeeeeeeee 1,00 él Specimén copies free c fe _______________}iviagy iS papers of Kentucky seew /Sevator been “turned down ye SUN is anthorized to aunounce : j argh caphalcnr 20 NAN this is the rankest nonsense sa {date for Marsbal of the City of Pu-| § Yeboe’s wishes are consulted Meant to the action of tne Hepup. | Saat Deboe’s wishes are con Vican Convention, in making all the prominent appoint- a4 be Sus te Dethorined to announce ments in thisstate, and he,in waking se @ EW. PRATT his recommendatians or endorse- ; Fi & candidate for Jodirmof the Police Court of Faducal, ity. swuject to the action ments, consults the } ublican ( uve the party in this state cds ve ex 6 AnEE. boe’s first choice may ot have al because be has seen fit fo change li recommendations for the sake of th party organization, is representing the pArty of the state ate for Constable Magisterial district, sabject the Republican port: and does not presufhe to consult hi on Democratic Par The New Tariff Law Which has just been signed by the culation all over] President, may be'appropriately cons the state asking the governor to par: | sidered an Undustrial Declaration of lon the bescihg Dinning. NEWS NOTES. Petitions are in Evansville, Paducah and Cairo P Independence. aggregating $15,000] the law has just been pant shed by have eal discovered inthe accounts] the of Scuth Carolina dispensary officials, | League, anit shoal be carefully ex. . Jolly, of Irvington, is being importuned to make the race for state senator on the Republican + ere $ TO THE PUBLIC: “Dont. /MISS THIS) jonists ought to have a few copies of bes law bi ot distribution, We mean what we say: our stock goods will be sold at pri- coannot bel had elsewhere in the city. All colors, all! styles and toes.MNow, is footwear at leath and seven prostrations and address WF, Wakeman, is the record of the of low c GR ane ¥ UN S. HOPKINS The thermom-¥y The Mississippi river SIR EDWIN ARNOLD height at Minneapolis, and between 4,000 and 5,000 saw-mill thrown out of work. Nathan Elliott, of Mayfield, resenting Kentucky the college oratorical contest Kentucky Chantauqua, The hot weather seems to have had a bad effect on the negroes of Owens: boro, twelve of whom been buried since Sunda URIFTWOOD On Monday, July 5, we begin a | big reduction sale in every depart- Cor-| ment in the house, | yandies, Jawns and all wash goods | will be jincluded in this sale at a discount of to to 4o per cent. Uniwersity, won " -for-all er ge aan Saved From , but his owners ralled on the bi dent of winntig the-cace, have died and CARRIED TO GOLCONDA, items of Special Interest to River] The corpse of a woman was ex: vated by some workmen at the elec- y| tric power house in I'he face was well preserved Capt. Philip h the Packet. Capt. Philip Bauer, CHECKS Business was comparatively noth- | the river front foday the ar- were very few ein and outAvere doing very | Lauer Leaye rivals and departures Wheat harvest is over in the Pev- yville-and the have a better crop thanjwas exp scted from injuries the cyclone, Were taken in charge by Mattil & EB flinger and prepared for s Prhetts new aia: | We have a nite line of light- the timejto buy $H. DIEHL’& SONS 310 Broadway. Phone 330, though yield will likely fall below (he e her trial trip this morn- | 10 cents} tored protection apa” restored prose] g burial this morting. y left on the “Hopkins for ¢ weight woolen Checks and fancies y for skirts—which G. R. DAMIS, Front Rank and Triumph Furnaces. Call on him and get estimates for heating your residengt, ~ Tin, Slate-and Iron Rooter, 129 8. Thid St. cs {HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M Physician and Milling Com- vny’s new three-story brick flouring ill burned to the —just the thing N= | we will selk at a big discount. tonight and th place tomorrow. discharging eleven a brother to the }eut this forenoon i! i? hong three emaihiger loads of lumber besides oa He was about | ars of pes nid a man well liked | 4fternoon A ground Wednes- great delight in minifying ‘ edt ral |All 50c goods go at 39. All 25¢ goods go at 18. Fancy cheek Haens worth 35¢ | will close at 20¢ > organdies will be closed wash goods go for 12 'vc. ,000 ; insurance, Cause of fire unknown. return here thle SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1897, |Sepétor Deboe’s influence at Wash- ee | iygton, and every now and then a fel years to the effect that the ANNOUNCEMENTS. Ee PTEEE take + tape Z children at Golcgsda 45 years of ag by all who kuew hin, 108 Cubans who had been deported to the Spanish penal settlements at Fernando and the Chaffer- ‘The men pardoned wil be permitted tégeturn to Cuba Wa Ting Fang the Hopkins at 23¢ Vvansville packet this morn- as in and out on fine time. | That Ends Well.-Romantic Wed- ding In Marshall, This sale will continue fgr a few ; so come early if you want choice of Aargai new Minister Washington, is the first eaking represents China has sent to this country is a Cantonese by birth, and alawyer He ‘studied English later in London, is due here out! + afternoon, aud will remain bere until Monday morn- ng before returning The wind of yesterday afternoon | that will interest you. / steamer Lulu| s excursion barge A month or more ago Mr, MeCoy and Miss Marty interests of Senator De- quotations are /only a had procured the lice " ways been selected, but) it has been fa minister and it seems that during Lincoln's Lon, bey enator Deboe| E, GUTHRIE & CO, 5 Broadway—Phone 155, Li ‘Hugg Chang: who | discovered him atdAearned his va! uc while he was praclcing law in Hong |} under whgm he served for fif- pointment to vut of the Cumberland , Which very much Tio Pam, 1108 ; row afternoon bee 24 The two got to multiplying words about the She will lie over here | “4 destruction surely if it ‘does not re- 4 ences in every ofse, ——_ Tux Gold Democrats and the Re- publicans are nét going to fall out this year overAhe tariff. There are too many freg silver Democrats out off ally making a most 1 A little history Congre: ul rec wonde Tux farmers of Ohio, Indiana and} Benjamin Harrison’s term began than they did fast year. s is but] tration was signed October 1, 1890 fe one ripple in the\wave of p.»sperity,|eightedp months after his inaugura- but it will give the. calamity howler} t'on. an old fashioned chilh, Clevelaid’s second term, which began Marcin4, 1893, with his own party in controMa both branches of Congress, did not \witness the com- pletion of its tarifh, measure until August 28, 1894, naarly eighteen i “Tae evidence I haye obtained from all sections of the codptry, from the press, from callers persoyally and correspondence, all points a Fa di- rection, so ectual improvement {a} nthe after he took the oath of of-| a, trade and ogh comeaaeatie Sana: fice. tary-Gage- ; ee & he eae 3 ‘ James’ Deputies. : 2 Tur passage of the Aariff bill) yfarshal A. D. James, jin addition means at least four yeas of relief}to appointing P. H. Kennedy, of Pp from tariff legislation agd four years | Henderson, and Walker Blackburn, \ of good times for the /American 1a-|@f Russellville, two colored men, as deputies, has announced the follow- ; " borer and the Americ: manufacturer, ing appointments: / 7 ‘The wave of prospeyfiy will be dash- George M. York, entral City. ing over us before gnow flies. Thomas Hollitleldj Emmalena, re- = , appointed, : Mone people fare drawing wages! “James Nelson Gritlith, Mt. Ver- today than oye year ago today, |non. : hae ,, | reappointed. / ti it now. T > small is not ape question Just now: | George Tigmpeon, Bast Berust The cause for congratulation is that) Wage Skidmore, Hailan Cou the millsare being opened and the] House; H./ Cawood was form wheels are beginning to go around. | deputy at this point. .% ___ Leandey Johnson, Pineville; J. ( } Tux return \of good times means| Hoskins was formerly deputy. there. e death to the agitation of free trade] F. I. Page, Albany: — succeeds i and free silver, and that is why the| William S!oau ne i valamity howlers ‘are doing all they | 20h Cy Morgan, Sexton's Creek 4 —_— 8 | This field was formerly covered by a can to put off the advent ot prosper-| 4. Brandenburg, of Booneville. uy. They will be ovt of a joband| J. M. Blair, Redwine, Morgan will bave to hide themselves from the | County, succeeding James Marrin, of lie ean Elliot county. resent e, Deceneryns heopte Wiley Baker, Laurel's Creek, Clay Sinver continues to fall while the | County. * own individual agd_ personal prefer- iauvee on her rebur rs whily Li Hung Chang was | frien Is had to interc ede to Romp do 6 ja fight and as a result pt The little steamer ren which went to weeks ago to enter into the excursion business returned here ye: ternoon, owing business | 18 a very slim article s = = a E,. THALMUELLE& Nashville severa regeived from the inspec \ watehousemen of Reps | acco market to be jpe In @ better condition now for several weeks past, with a increase in the branch of the | M¥DY, » prices stiff upon | ject the 16 to 1 Tpke It is not a vote getter.”’—{ Macon Telegraph| KAPID TAIMER LEGISLATION (Democratic.) —/ Those wy6 are complaining be-| the lice puse WAS iaahed “with no pro- It yas all fixed up at- cause Congress doe’ not pass the! tariff bill/Should remember that this| ; | went to Be entom a ze Dupriést performed the cere-| ONLY 2 TWO WEEKS MORE | vememeibe river to Jo business done in every eres B. Davis, ARCHITECT; Offive Am,-German Nay Bank. Ship Carpenter Young building a porch on the of “Monkey Wrench Corner boys to sit on during these cool sum- | pr afternoond to swap ath in Graves, Mr. R. C. Boyd died east of May- field yesterday afternoon, of dropsy, after a long illness. (9 years old and a “Tesigns and colors, T ready for your inspec tigh. A will cjfarly suow that,especially when | ecslaggeaig dsamteaie ana: aaa 3 (2% femembered that the tariff bil after. , ‘i —_ will probably be passed next week has enavied the far.ners tJ-reset au a! parts of their crops 28 Were desuvy- | ed, and there is every reason to be-| lieve that the crop of 1897 will be| ‘}one of the best ever raised in this section, and that while it will be fully | one-third less than the crop of last year, it will yield more revenue. He was about leaves a family. e funeral services were conducted at Chapel Hiil by Rev. Roberts. Kentucky will receive’ five million] March 4, 1889, and the first geners! dollars more for their wheat this year} tarift act passed under his adminis- Neo, in om ; Ta not @ desert wa ey Tee = Richmond Dispateh. EXCURSIONS > ict cial cil eaten the Petwsen 4th aa cine Fe on Ferry st. Via Winois Central pice a EDELEN'S Slaughter Sale SENATOR HARRIS’ SU 5 for the round trip; good torabitshed 1866. Johnson Foundry and Machine Co. anufacturers and Dealers in Steam Engines, Bolters, House Fronts Mill Machinery’ co Screws, Biases and ip Fitings. Incarporated 18 423 Biwi ments for extension, Niagara Ralls, for tr jing Paducab ‘aylot and Con- |r gressman MeMillin Already Friends of Gov. July 9.—The| news of Senator ig lee been giveu to the public whea| the fight for his buccessor was begun It has been generally |some time that in case of Senator) Harris’ death the contest for shoes would be between Congressman | Bentes MeMillin and Gov. The latter was here yes- terday and left only an hour before | the news of the reached here, returning July 16th, Summer resorts, op sale For further information / conceded for Call early, and get the benefit of The following 1 few! of the many bar- We Mave tor you, Paducah, Ky. ‘The streets are kept cleaner important Notice. persons Kaowing themselves in- debted to thg trms of Rog Rogers & Son are he ; there are more people Organdies worth 29¢ for Organdies worth 25¢ for Lawns worth 12 Cross barred mustin for Best unbleach cotton Best-bleach cotton 6! § white shirts ‘with colored bosoms, worth $1, ff soc; We have a few more @f those great bargains in ladies’ phoes ranging in price from 25¢ t@ $1 Lace Curtsin:, Portiers and A large number of telegrams were sent tonight to Gov. ‘aylor at his home in Johnson king him to become an applicant. | For several months Gov. been anticipating resigning. Y}he do so now John Thompson would | become governor, and it is said would appoint Gov. Taylor to fill the expired term, that he did not want to go but his frieuds say he must MeMillia also has ments and ‘cases, Ali Silver Watches, Gu ° Instrumguta. See sym nia make you. rent two pooms for light house- . hirano? or Whether these /wages are large or| George W. Drake, Wolfe county, | themselves costs, as I to proceed by law to eplle unless otherwise settled proj Gents Fu L. WtLLeEa, HOUSE AND SIGN. PAINTER, cnubort Fumcuan promptly to any Receiver of Rogers & Kin Telephove 29. Rogers & Son y. Taylor has said At the Suw office “old papers, nic Just the thing to put un- is and on shelves. Renitence 22 8, 45% succeed Harris, a strong following 103 8. Second, next de Counterpanes prices that will astoujsh you BLACK GO@. at 20 per cent less than gost. —— --— " THEY WILL BEAK WATCHING] * rom the Courter- Journal Stick a pin here. self-professed Sound Democrat who urges 6 funny ¥ wee BURNETT & DALLAM, Paducah, Ky Attorney-at-Law Louiavitle Trust Building, Whenever you] ‘he banteritig rejoinder It’s about two/men 4 James Stubblefield, Big Creek, Leslie county, advancing. But of courge the law! “‘Phomas$, Salyer, Louisa, suc- of supply and demand 1b nothing | ceeding J. B, Peters. whatever to do with this, at least so There are still more deputies to be Bryan would say. Perhaps the |@ppointed. Marshal Blackburn had a ; 23. The law gives the yharshul to frequent discoveries gf new gold : 4 appoint as many as may/ be fovnd fe tines and the rust off miners to dig] necessary, subject to thy approva uf out 200¢ dollars is the real cause | the Attorney General. prices of other commodities are slowly q . The practical West is not worrying It is probable that Marshal James itself very much over silver just now, | Will give to Fletcher Blanford, son _—— Gold is good enough of the speaker of — the Kentucky House of Representatives, a posiiton io his office. Mr. Walter Blackburn, of Mariou—his name is almost iden to the public attention some ifterest-| tical with that of the newly appointed Tu coa! niners’ strike has brought fev. of the Wilson tariff law upon this|4 different man—iv tipped for the position of cashier F iudustry, avd upon the miners them- | selves, rates of duty on coal from 75 cents| When Senator Harris leaves it will per ton to 40 cents per ton, This PA hcl be easy to fill his place, Itis|July 15th to 15th, good bly not much te say that the/until July 31st, one fare, st all e u ol eductic 1, Just about the amount of reduction| votitical destiny of Teanessee has y wages, of which complaint in mi 3s now being made aud: emplis ty the strike begun on July Sth. |o'her may. His honesty, President Ratehfor Mine Workers’ Association, in a his force leading traits; they hage dominated im, and if any one is looking for av communication to the **New Y tk ( example e siraightforwardness, Herald,”’ indicates that the wages of | boldness and directness have lifted 1 miners bave ! «duced since 1894 | man Wo 4 high place, let him find it 1 an average of 30 cents per ton, whicl | Senator Harris.-- (Nashville Ameri) is just about the amount of the re j ee duction in duijes made by the Wilson | New Providence, ‘Tenn., Get, 27th| law. Datcallr this reduction in |4* C+ Mendenhall, Evansville, Lad Dear Sir¢—Please ship as soon as Mc wages js thus coincident as to time ble 36 Gross of your Chill ana and amount with «ie reduction in| Fever Cure as offered in your lette (tariff, That the reduction in wages/of 25th. 1 consider your Chill Cure direct result of the tariff is, the best in the market, aia ri ‘ + Wy Sara, * _ Veteran of fons pyar in the, They gtand the | policy of making ‘no stand for the y ‘organization and | against the silverites, he has cast out | shows that it's funn | his hungry net in silver waters, with the hope of making a haul of some. thing that will stay the pangs of an appetite that demands more satisfying sustenance than Fourth of July the- works, however patriotic, BY BEnMinsiomgry . the driagks are Prosecutes claims befor J. H. Edeten, 214 Broadway CITIZENS’ SAVINGS To soldiers, widows belyty, 161-68, Equitable Late Asstfane Messrs. Humphrey & st friends were discuss- the ball, which one of the dearest ds had attended papers this morning speak of me uties of the ball,” Paducah furtt Rattway Co, Boat which the lopal Capit’) should call — € Am. Ger National Bank, Hon. Henry Burnett BANK, OR, W. C. - EUBANKS, HOM@OPAT! HAST, EXCURSIONS. "asked the other, Hovwy nice it must hav with interest, Who were the b Via Minois Central Railroad Dus. ing May, June and July, ‘The Illinois Central Rauroad Com- pany will sell round ing and important facts as to the ef-| negro deputy, though he is altogether | Polats and on dates named below ; , Tenn., Tennessee Gea- tennial and International Exposivicn, +. ES daily until October 30th, $3.85 ;goud we Wilson law reduced the | Senator Harris, for seven days to return. . Shattanooga, ‘Tenn., B. ¥. 2. 226 Broadway, Capital and Surplus, $120, 000, 00} estrangement creatures on earth,” remarked the Bene Open from &.m to 8p. mm. On Sat- urday nighistvom7 to 8, A. L, HARPER, ATTORNEY-AT paw, 120 S$. Fourth, Ro “Yes, I expect 80," replied the bach- “Oh, nothing much,” said the Bene ‘except that before + | diet, thoughtful REMOVED! STEAM LAUNDRY fo No. 120 North Fourth St. New Machinery, Good Work. Satisfaction Guaranteed) J, W. YOUNG & SON, E TELEPHONE 200, Wall Parner! We're always the firsi to show our FALL STYLES Tn ajl the Jates y're in now Finest line of Picture Mouldings an the Oxy, Have you seen latest? A YARD FACEs. Prices Reasonable for GOOD work. L. P, BALTHASAR, Under Patra Hover LITTLE BEN, Pawn Broker and Loan Office, MONEY TO LOAN ON-ALL VALYABLES. Weare overstoc'ged on Ladies’ and Gent's Solid Gold and Filled Case Watches tee All the standard makes of move big lot of We farry a ood line gf Clothing, ts, Shoes Cards, Dice, Buy all our goodd/at forced sales and buy strictly for cfsh, and can al Ways give you bargain in every line. Money to loan on all valuables. Ben Michael, Jr. to Lang Brow ), 8. GANSTER, Soliciterfof Pension Claims, ‘2 War of of Pennio.gg’ 80/Barean Mexican War ers.of the war of July. 1a02, a Act of thorouge mpt and Pensions Cory ‘or any buat vancfed at anne seins cialty.. All wn by: fection in & horse’ eats corrected, 1 Do Repal dyes, of Every King, Wr: are Always on cer «sy ady for/ work, HENRY | GREIF. ceeused to say her me heeded ho words, m to need anything else.” Cincinnati Tribune, Jas. A. Ruby W. F, Paxton nee the days of Andrew Jackson] 20th and 22d, ized | been molded more by him than any later. For further jnformation in regard , of the United |f character aud bis ability are bis}to any of the ubove, apply to ticket agents I. C rate to be announced ST, JAMES HOTEL ——ST. LOUIS, Rates, $2/00 Per Day. Room and Bre: European Plan, .00 er Day. Hurried Preparations, iting the appear. ance of the lady of the howse)—What is that, my little dear? DIRECTORS. Jas. A. Rupy, F. M, Fisnenr, F, KAMLEITER, |GK0, O, Hart, Good Minister put it in the wash. Mamma got it all P. A, Chieggo, Il, A., Louigville, Ky, sir; she grabbed it up just now __[thirtec nt Street, bet “'IGalt louse}: LOUISVILLE, ky, American Pian 09 to $5.00 per 8T. JAMES HOTEL BROADWAY AND WALN! Street cars direct to Hotel, - T. Donovay, WASHINGTON, D. 0, + Paducah, Ky. New Servant—I Beet: this coin upon your desk, siy. Master—I'm glad you are honest. put it there purposely to test your European, $1.00 and up Subscribers, arvier boys are sup= books and sub+ seribers are requested to take re- ceipts for all payments on sub- Sua Pub, Co, plied with re First-class Sarpy B Convenient to car Most central | it home for tour! JY nthe city, Diesen Blocttgy Dr. Edwards, wove aud Throat, ae only $. 00 va = ely shown in anoth- Youre reapecttully, scriptions, = A. $. DABNEY, * DENTIS 406 BROADWAY, a