The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 15, 1897, Page 2

pees w coe RADUCAR Published every afternoon, except Ide SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, SROORPORATED. P.M. Fame PRnsipems Ann MARAGRI 30 RO" sMern ViC# PRESIDENT J. Dorian SRORRTARY W. @. Paxton JT RMASURER pprroross or JP Benith, .W.C) mente, JK, soson J.J. Doria ra 0 ALL Jocal h ab and vicini: a which, wil bs THE WEEKLY SUN te cevoted to the interests of onr country pat roms, And Will at all times be newsy and er fertaining, while keeping Me readers poste 9m all politcal affairs and topics; while it wi Be fearless and tireless exponent of the doc- wines and texchings of the National Republi wan party. SOANESPONDE NCE. a fennre of, the weakly elton, of pba Sen wilt ve tts corr ment, in which 1» b mene jocality within the Itmawe of fs ADVERTISING. | Rates ot advertising wil be made known on pplientt Cae Muandard Flock, M3 Ni es +8 4.50 ve 2.25 , Six months... One month,. . 40 per week.....++.++ 10 cents Weekly, per annam in ad- PONCE. . sere ce ereeee sees 1.00 Specimen copies free TRURSDAY, JULY 15, 1897. SSS er ARNOUNCEMERTS. ‘Pre 80 is sAthoTired to announce J. & JAMES a emndidare fer Marshal of the City of Pa. aaeate Ry, saber to the action of We Mepub- jean Convention ‘Phe SUX is authorized to announce mm. W. PRaTT dss canaiaate for Juage of the Polies Court of Chy of Paducah, Ky., subject to the action ofthe Republic vn Cou veution well afford to ontribute this sum to the expenses of the government, The} of amendment places a tax of two cents| Sanday, by Jum share on all purchases of stock of a pur value of $100 or less, and a stamp tax upon the original issue of stock, omitting, however, building associations and other organizations of this character especially managed in the interésts of the ipeate of the people: ~_ NATIONAL ARE SOLIB AGAINST FUSION. tiou of Seund Money Democrats ad- he SUw te anthotwed to annoence WSNSLBY G. HARRIS. eandidate for City nting Attorney wto the action of U publicam party, ‘Phe Semis an neunce ndidaye for Copstable in the Sixth rial district, subject to the action of biican party. eee Waar the new /Republican tariff will do ty Nora Sfotia coal will be w plenty. ~ * om Wars > vote » they pray, liryss ony . ‘up like a spider on «reid Irina woyersble fact that the Kontuotr cf n sare tending strictly W bustiess. “Tis fact speaks well for tre aperal well us the miners Ir is te be the fighting Gold Deme- enats this oar, Duey we lining up im every state for a determined strug- gle with the hosts of repudiation and fiat money. ——— Tos “‘Register’’ / / might appropri- ately be styled the Paper-Afraid-of- the-Issne , judging from the gentle- mess with which hs handles the finav- cial issues. Tua sound money Democrats that mot yesterday at Louisville are dead game. Theyard in the fight to the finish, and the silyerites who sneer at their strength only display their ig- norance Banxsy Bauxazo, with his twenty- five millions, committed suicide, and B. C. Creede, the /multi-millionaire, ‘ends his life in thg same way. Evi- dently riches aloye give the human heart but poor cgnsolation. ‘divisions 10 party ranks, the ‘‘Ragister’’ might ponder awhile over thé revelt of the Sound Money Demograts. It is a vastly more tai eancusing of/ the Republican party. Srmanine Tar signg of the the sewerage system marks ao epoch im the history of Paducah. Had the present council done nothing else but have been entitled to the everlasting thanks of a grateful people. ee Orn local Democratic friends ar apparently managing to extract siderable comfort out vi siw alloyed division in the Republican ranks. Bat they shou'd remember that no true Republican will vole auywhere this fall but under the Loy Cab ee IxpreaT10Ns now warrant the asser- tion that the new tariff law will be first few wonths of its operation The fact that it will mot produce suf- ficient money to meet running ex- ponses in its early history will be be- eause of the fact that several months’ supply of foreign year's supply of foreign wool, have een imported into the cour during the consideration of the bill, re and consequently the imp first tew months will be compar ly Jight and the earpings of the |ow correspondin Se No feature of the new tarilf wil! prove more & by which it is trirtees million dollars per aunur taxes pil ate nosactions, ‘Je proposition, which came to the 6 iscueciva, win insure the , jaw an ample revedue to ficel pivg expenses, und will collect ti thistee million Cotlars thus raiy t your principles for office, or to solicit sented by the existing condition of ibl¢ subject than the secret | acter of the poligies which threaten its peace and prosperity in the future, You are not here to impeach the per- ntract for }sonal integrity or | part of your fel! sail the motives, iowever widely they may differ from you on public questions; but) if I understand your build the sewerage system, it would} purpose, you sre\bere to simply make a plain and honest declaration of cealment or equivocation and to e] inaugurate 2 contest for their su- doned, in Kentucky at least, so long as there is a single man left to carry the old banner. If we are not here for these purposes, we ought not to be here at all:’’ > ¥ * * day may be wrong, but, if so, the lives. The Chicago convention ma: sufficient to meet the running ex-}) oye been right in | purchasing penses of the government after the} support of protectionists by refusing to declare for 2a tariff for revenue only and in attacking the supreme court and the administration of Pres- ident Cleveland for enforcing the laws of the United States, but if jso, ‘he character of our government is alto goods, including af{gether different from the old Demy- cratic theory, and you and I must unlearn the | founders of our faith, For my own part, I prefer to stand by the records and teachings of the old Democravy \u-fduring the hundred years of its cc servative and patriotic service to the republic, rathef than to venture upon unknown ground, in strange coim- pansy, with no landmarks to guide me; and, thertfore,I rejoice that this great convention has been assembled, and that an appeal is to be made to our political associates to retura from their wahderi: trines, aud join us in repudiation of “Tflatism, protectionism, socialism, and Bace in the closing dage of the tor Tfevery other undemocratic and un- American theory or project which may bow or heroafter menace the peace and prosperity of our common country, ‘*Gentlemen, I shall forbear to say | urday eyenii DEMOCRATS}: Nominate J. kK. Hindman for Clerk of Court of Ap- peals Speceh in Part of the Hon, John G,. Cartisies TH ReS@LU'10°S THAT WERE ADOPi E0- Louisville, July 15.—The conven- jourved last night after nominating E Gov. J. R. Hindman, of Adair county, for Clerk of Court of t Appeals. The convention pro- nounced emphatically against fasion with the Republicans. The convention was called to order at Music Hall at 2 o'clock by A. J. Carroll, whointroduced Judge James i . Sims, of Bowling Green, as tem- porary cheirman, nent organization named John G. Carlisle as chairman. The enthu- siasm on bis appearance was unbound- ed in volume and long continued. Carlisle spoke in part as follows : ocrats of Keatucky upon the magni- gratulate the friends of sound money, tariff reform aud good government in every auspicious ‘opening of a campaign which, I am sure, will be memorable in the annals of our party. The pro- ceedings of this great assemblage of intelligent and patriotic Democrats. who have refused to abandon their life-long convictions and transfer their allevianea ty 9 new political combina’ re vi without their consent and composed largely of their old opponewts, will be watched with intense interest by conservative and law-abiding citizens in ever state in the union, and will inspire our friends every#here with new zeal and courage for/the conflict ia which we e enlisted. is is no ordinary political convention; it is not com- posed of subservient partisans care- fully, selected and drilled by local managers to go first on one side and then on the other in obedience to a nod or wink from some self-consti- tuted leader,who has bargained away their votes in advance. Youdo not acknowledge the divine right of king caucus or any other potentateto bind your conscience in political matters or dictate how you shall exercise the highest prerogative of citizenship the right of suffrage. Youare not bere, gentleman, to wrangle about the distribution of of- fives or to quibble about the phrase- ology of a platform, laboriously con- structed to conceal your real opinions and cheat the people out of their votes. You are not here to trade the endorsement or acquiescence of politival opponents, by ignoring or misrepresenting the real issues pre- the country, aud by dangerous char- votism of any ZEUS, OF tO MB Democratic principles, without con premacy which shdll not be aban- **We who are assembled here to- Democistic party was never right, mistaken all our ssons taught us by the dow gs after dite de a Affaire; assure 5 dite ene alike that, from the President down to the hum- blest official who co-operated with him in the exercise of executive au- thority, every member of that ad- ministration is content to submit all its acts to the severest scrutiny and to wait patiently for the verdict of impartial history. When the passion | ‘ and prejudice, the personal animosi- ties and the personal those disordered tithes away, andthe public mind is pre- consider administrative Ht eeuestio aad foreign policies on their real\merits, the last administration of Grover Cleveland will need no champion to vindicate its wisdom and patgiotism before a just and generous People. as frequemtly applauded dur. ing his speech, and at ite conelusion’ three cheers for Carlisie were given. Calls for /United States Senator Lindsay agd Watterson were then Lindsay came forward and soon had the audience in a glowing mood. Hehandled Senator Jones, Populist senator from Nevada, with- out mercy for allying himself with An closing, Mr. ce Evansville, Paduoah and Cairo Packet) Akins cB tx: 211 THE Owned and Operated by th Tennessee and Ohid River ‘Transpor- tors have discovered lake of oil in Alaska, ‘On to West Virginia’ is now the striking miners. PUBLIC: battle cry of thi The general situation remains un- The dailp-teot Dont. MISS THIS Opportunity to Save Money. atement issued by 'y Department shows a de- for the thirteen days of this Contaderate veteran have been ex tended a general invitation to attend the unvailing of the John A. Logan monument in Chicago, July 22. The demand for American electri- vito Packet t.tae (ually except ORIFTWOOD and tées. Now is the time to footwear ca On Monday, July 5, we begin a le in every depart- big reduction ment in the house. gandies, lawns and all wash goods will be included in this sale at a discount of ro to 4o per cent. Mine operators in the Pittsburg to be preparing to nines with machines which would enable them to dispense witt»} the labor of many diggers. Expert as Weyler is in depopulat- ing Cuba his own army melts away The 60,000 men he asks for will not fl the Yap made in his forces Saved From the Waters, Cor- ralied on the Levee. Items of Special Interest to River H. DIEHL / SONS; 310 Broadway. CHECKS the Republicans Lindsay said times made platforms, adopted reso- lutions and selected candidates in this hall, and we/have never gone from here without going to victory 0, when we named a d The Ashignd City will arrive here out of theTennessee river late this afternoon and leave on her return to Danville tomorrow at noon. The City of Sheffield passed out of the Tennessee river yesterday en reute to St. Lous, The Dick Fowler was away for Cairo this morning as usual, Hopkins was the ansville mail liner She was away at 10 o'clock, carry- ers to send fresh Turkish troops to|i Crete is his coolest defiance of their Hoa. John G. Carlisle and Logan Carlisle leave Washington this after- noon te attesd the gold Democratic convention hare Wednesday. tor Lindsay leaves tonight. Florida is rejoicing with the other states in the prospect of big and di- versitied crops. Thefreesing of the orange groves taught Florida that to make money WOOD VATV- avtneseees P. F. —IS HEAD ew FOR—— Holiday Grocéries ~~~ Fruit Cake Apples and Or Fresh Canned: Goods, & HOME-MADE LARD A SPECIALTY, ¢ | Telepnone§118. FREE — We have a hice line of light weight woolen checks and fancies —just the thing for skirts—which we will sell at a big discount, All 50c goods go at 39. All 25c goods go at 18. Fancy check linens worth gsc will close at goc. All 30c orgaadies will be closed at 23¢; 20c wash goods go for 12 8c. referred to General Ww. P. Hafdin, who was defeated for governor Of this state by Bradley. Henry Watterson followed Lind- y and was greeted with great ap- The Sultan's proposal to the Pow- terials, proceedings. He is making it plain Ad the edictastch ot aWaitdeon's Louis passed into the Tennessee last speech resolutions were reported which were read/by W. C. P. Breck- i The resolutions were anani- (Ngee Pa the action After Sim’s speech the routine} taken last fear resulting in the nomi- work of calling the districts and} nation of Palmer and Buckner; in- naming committees began. In a}doree the platfor brief time, the committee on perma-| nounced by the Louisville convention of 1896, and the platform at Indian- apolis, reaffirms, as a pledge of the arty, that when intrust- al power, it will enact such tax laws as will produce suffi- **1 congratulate the National Dem-| cient revenue for revenue only, levy- ing necessary taxes only and with im- ficent response they have made to the} partiality and without bounties, bo- call of this convention, and I con-|nuses or favors; will reform currency intain a standard of the world and/ furnish sound, stable part of the country upon this} and sufficient} currency of gold and silver, interghanged with each other at equal commercial value; will re- gain with snitable revenue and navi- gation laws, the supremacy of the seas ; enforce proper civil service sys- tem ; preserve public order; maintain public peace and protect the rights, liberties and property of citizens at that he will not be governed by the The big sidewheeler from New Orleans passed up late yes- terday afternoon for Cincinnati had good trip of freight. Business was not rushing on the levee this morning, though tha steaw- ers in and out were doing a very nive freight business, When Victoria became Quren of England not one of England's. col- This sale will cdntinue for a few ; so come early if you want choice of /basgains. quotations are /only a few prices that will interest you. E, GUTHRIE) & CO. $15 Broadway—Phone 153, now enjoy this right, and England has been strengthened by the liberal Cor. 9th and Trimble Stag Rocking Chair > DORIAN’S. ®hiis is some thing every ong enjoys ia moments of leisure, *? FREE TO OUR | COME TO te F¢ DRY GOODS, FINE SHOES AND batt G GOODs. The Knights of labor officials ‘are organizing new assemblies among the free silverites in order that the labor order may figere in politics open Grand Master Workman Sovereign is coming to Kentucky. McEnery, of Louisiana, who voted steadily with the Republicans on the i , is the only Democratic Senator likely to be received with a brass band on bis return home, fore bis election he announced that he was a protectionist, so his con- eon the winning side as well as himself. The Cityof Savannah will in all this afternoon for The Clyde is due here out of the lay over bere until, Saturday noon, when she legves on her return The Sunsbing is on her way down the Ohio river from Cincinnati. bere Saturday bound for law so as to m ji Work at putting the new battery of boilers in the marine most completed. One of the boilers which has been put in there was the only memento left of the old steamer Clyde, whieh run river trade for so many y which was sunk and completely de- Stroyed in that stream. A LITTLE HARD LUCK! CUSTOMERS whose tested speed is thirty- seven land miles an hour, and which is expected to reach forty, owes ber swiftness to the appli¢ation of the steam turbine princip! bine steam is ejected from Small noz- zles at high Pressure a of a wheel inclosed in a metal case, causing the whee] to revolve with The machinery, he steam pressure, Say, Ladies, Where do You Buy Your Dry-Goods and Notions ? Do You Purchase Your Wants From / the Tennessee free and unlimited coinage of silver as inevitably producing silver mono- metallism; denounce any attempt to fix a ratio between metals arbitrarily without reference to their as unsafe and We will At the mo JOHN a DORIAN, Ly which utilizes all requires accurate construction. the opinion of, marine builders that one of unusual im- y commercial value, dangerous to the/public welfare and private interests; commend Secretary Carlisle, and declare their devotion to public order in nation and in states ; denounce lawlessness of every kind wherever it appears. At 5:45 o’clock, when reading of the resolutions was completed, a re- cess was taken uatil 8 o'clock. THE WIGHT SESBION. The report of the committee on permanent organization was offered by W. W. Stevenson, of Harrodsburg, and was ratified. Followiag the disposal of the com- mittees report, the delegates listened to Hon. W. C. P. Breckinridge. 15 o'clock the election of candidate for clerk of the court of appeals was entered upon. placed in aomination were: H. Hindman, of Adair county, John G. Orndorff, of Logan county, C. C. Alberti, of Fayette. Mr. Alberti immediately withdrew ying that the convention would make no mistake in electing either of the two gentlemen left for) The calling of the votes by counties had net pr far befose it foreshadowed the elec- tion of Hindman, and when Logan county was reached, Mr. Orndorff withdrew and moved that the election of ex-Lieut.-Gov. Hiadman be made This was done. successful candidate came to the front of the stage and expressed his appreciation in fitting terms. After Hindman finished speaking immediately ad- OLO AND FEEBLE. Reuben Faris Cannot Work For Paducah Loses to Terre Haute— Cairo Also Defeated. the invention i 205 BROADWAY Louisville Will Soon Be atthe Bet- tom of the Other List BIMETALLISM. F. J. BERGDOLL, *ROPRIETOR——— Paducah - Bottling - Co,, AGENT OXLEBRATED Louis O'BERTS BE ER, Of St. Louis. 4 Also various temporance Cider, Ginger Ale, o Telephone orders filled unti Saturday nights, White? If Not, Why Not P Our Prices are the Lowest ; Our Goods are First-Class. Outlook Bright [for International Agreement ‘Says Wolcott, London, July 12.—‘‘Hverything looks very bright for infernatioaal bimetalliem,’’ said Senator Wolk ott to a correspondent who met him in the House of Commons, (where he was “notwithstanding the re- ports to the contrary in American newspapers. The more/the Ameri press poeh poohs bimetallism the Paducah was clefeated Haute yesterday, the score being 8 3. AT TERRE WAUTR. 123456789 & 420100010-8 1438 »200000100-3 Bates and Keliner; Mclivane and JUST RECEIVED More of thosé famous gloria con go handle parasols for ladies worth Also received more of those $2.00 parasols our price AT WASHINGTON. ver Water, Orange 12345678%9-r he 202111110-910 4)3 002011010-5 8 2 Miller and Grim; Kostal and Ab- more it helps the cause. “I have just returned from France where I found that that republic ,will stand shoulder to shoulder with the United States in behalf of the two jp oth and Madison Streets Wall. Window IN THE LATEST PAT THRNS. WwW. S. No, 182 8. Third Street . PADUCAH,KY, DO y2U NEED ‘Tan Oxblood gr fancy hose our price 8 1-3c to ag¢ per pair any DO YOU WANT 8 1-3. and 1o¢ lawn for 5c 12 1-2 and {5c lawn for 10¢. We have them. Jit LINE OF Gents Negligee Shirts, * collars-and cuffs latest Our line of woolen goods, The correspondent ssked the Sen- ator if he had seen Bryan’s remark that President McKinley had made a laughing stock of himself for the whole world by sending this commis- AT EVANSVILLE 128456759 rhe 1002003 00-6 6 110000010-37 Williams and Shades “Yes,’’ answered Mr. ‘But Mr. Bryan is Paughable in say- I am most encouraged by the feeling in France and elsewhere.” Grimes and Vetter; PRESENY STANDING/O¥ CLUBS, Played Won Lost Per Cent THE CROP REPORT. Conditions Most Fayorable American Wheat. From tbe Globe Demoras Ihe government crop report, which shows an improvement iu the condi-|! tion of wheat as compared with a encouraging. Last month’s condition indi¢ated a hand- some increase in the total yield as compared with the crop in while the estimat i furnished show that the gain will be greater than was expected four weeks While the wheat crop in the nited States is reasonably sure to be 75,000,000 bushels larger than it was io 1896, the condition in Russia, France, Austiia-Hungary and Great Britain, as reported by the European a ss RUOOO7-200004 Ed. D. Steam, Gas a We just received another lot of »!balbrigan undershirts that sell for ws] 25¢ if in need, come aud see us. It Will Pay You i ‘To Trade With Us! _ Dipple-& White, SUCCESSORS TO J.J. GUTHRIE, DEALER DN ALL KINDS OF... Fittiags and Fixtures;-Sorinkling Hose, 132 South Fourth Street. 20000000000 p S8seNee Paxton Applied Today For Admission to the Hospital, Poor House, or Anywhere. Paducah at Ter 529 Courystreet Henderson st E decrepit old man to work, applied to the city physician today for admis- sivn to the city y al or poor THE BIG LEAGUE, agent of the United States Depart- ment of Agriculture, indi: YESTERDAY'S GAMES, smaller yield in those countries (hun was had last year. All this is good news for the American wheat grower. He will have more to sell than he had in 1896, and the falling off iu the crop in most of the important producing countries of Europe will give him a market for his surplus at Faris is on ex- -uniog soldier, and ss for some time been trying to se- cure @ pension, but /withoat success. He has no relatives, work, and is entirely dependent ou charity for subsistene resident of the city, he was not admitted to the hospital, but was advised to apply to County Judge Tully for admission two the He has guffered for some Uwe from dropsy and rheuma- tism, and does not appear likely to linger here much longer. Notice to Subscribers All of ourcarrier boys are sup- plied with receipt hooks and sub- seribers are requested to take re- ceipts for all payments on sub- Rose Give you All Kinds of Insurance ver Citizen’ 's Saving Bank, ass eo t House | B, Howe, D.D,S, DENTIST Philadelphia, 10. BANE, 226 Broadway, Paducah, Baltimore at Chics Washington at Cinciuuuii Brooklyn at Chovelar New York at Low EXCURSIONS Via Minois Central Railroad, Philadelphia at 3 Open from 9 a. m. urday nights froj 14, $23,065 for the round trip; returning until July, 26, with ar- rangements for extension, eee Falls, for train 204 leay-| 4,“ Paducah 1;25 a m. July 8th ly, $17.20 for the rnd trip ; good | returving July 16th. bay Summer resorts, oy W. F, Paxton ful rmation a, «| Jas. A. Rupy, os | F, M, FISHER, F,. KAMLEITBR, Gxo, O, Haat, B. J, T. Dowovam, C, A. by Druggists, 7 SACP RR RI,