The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 19, 1897, Page 1

Veo me PADUCA offers of the operators + Al on coal beein This sentiment was " loudly cheere The organizers at work there admit, that he must be wo \ — brought into the figld, and tonight it ' le o Women Declare Themselves in] Was announced thipt he will be at Gold Nuggets Brought to the Big Miners™$trike, Fairmont on Tuesflay. Everybody | FAS RE es Seattl: From the New Eldoradg. Rubber senngheomn TEN CENTS A WEEK Hose. We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sell at the very lowest prices, ranging White and Colored Alleged |Contractor Katterjohh is Back Housebreakers at From Chigago NEWS ‘NOTES. TROUBLE IS NOW ere wie 5 Bown tar tamer ave sl Biooklesé TN from 9c per foot up. The best hose 1 2 c oir W! it Crops at and 60 cents e e e o e UCKIARS HOPE TO GET RICH, Hunger and Discontent Beginning glee? eat ai tha te Mr aa THE PAY ‘TRAIN HERE, in the o#ty for to Assert Themagtyes. porulatiga of thle country by the JOHN STALL IN JAIL. ¢ year seg i be 385,860,000. : ‘ : ; Laure} County Murderer Claims er The @lorado smelters are re- A Change in the Sleeping Car Do you need a Lawn Mower? We gud A so mech i , its|Charged With Breaking Into Sehedule of the 1, C. and there is nothing like <a es on business prin- Seyeral Houses Including the Postoflice. oe Saif Defense tor To- Day's Crime. ARBITRATION REGARDED AS FUTILE. od Pittsburg, Wa., July 19,—The| Seven thousahd tons of steel rails OTHER NOTES OF PUBLIC INTEREST. A TERRIBLE DEATH. IN LEXINGTON. J events of today in the Pittsburg coal have been shipped from Maryland to ahi mining district indicates there is India, Our mantfacturers have no TRIAL BEGAN THIS MORNING. : trouble ahead. \'The strike has been | Feason to complain about their recog- W. L. Gottrelj, a colored brake- on for two week&, with no cause for] Bition. inflam man and pyrier for Conductor Sewell a Seuttle, Wash., July 19.—The Jalarm in any quarter, bat today the] Mr. Aus Thompsop, the vete ‘]on the 1. G.,was seriously injured ‘steamer Puritan has arrived here With] pangs of hunger and mutterings of} merchant and farmer of Casey coun- " org eh was made Sat-| last night # Fulton while coupling three mitlion dollars of nuggets} discontent have takes tangible form,|ty, has 10,000 bushels of blackber-{U04y night @t Brooklyn, Ill,, by] cars. H d d S ou board. The peel. oy the}and 1000 miners m: m4 na Onn’ |sies on bie farm, frey'to all ‘who wii| Marshal Grimes, John Btecie,a well-| ‘The trait was on a *Y,"" and the araqware an tove ompany is now at a whites heat. Hun- | nonsbi the objestive point being] pick them. known saloon keeper, was arrested | two sides dosed together near the in- ANOORPORATED, , of prospectors of all classes of | the Boone and Allisda mines, Afew} Gur fastest torpedo boat at pres-|0% * “large of housebreaking. The] side of the frack, crushing his head _— will start tur Alaska today. | days ago the operators of these mines| ent has a record of thirty-five miles] Y'40t Was sworn out by Mr. Wil-| between the coaches. He was picked 109-117 N. Third-st 303-807 Broadwa only troubly now seems to be} made arequisition on\the sheriff offan hour. A few daplicates on our} !'® of the ssloon fim of Willis &Jup and cara for until this morning, vy the lack of steamer service to convey | Weshington county fer additional | coasts could ‘make it interesting for Sons, whos blishment was broken the prospectors to the new fields. deputies. It is supposed that there] Spain and Japa: into on the 27th of last month, and ‘Thousands will leave in the next few Jare at least thirty deputigs each] "A circulat just issued fe thea $40 were ta days. mine, well armed for ction that 1 Friday night a shantyboat occu- cnpemtgoms ay take place, wae partment of agriculture relative tolpied by a colored man known as| The pay‘train arrived this after Pp ' Hawaiian commerce shows that the} «Jaybira’”’ 1 hortly after 1 o'clock and paid] t y ybird’’ was broken into, and] n0on shortly after 1 o'clock and pai Lexington, July, 10.—Blrs, P. 1] ,.7he miners expect 10 ea ang) Usited States controls 90 per cent off gout 813 were stolen. Jasper Mar-{ off the Uuiga Depot en, and. pro Hdola wes burned to death this} oi, to go 10 work, afd will use| ‘Pe entire tradeof the ‘slands, tin, a colored boys was arrested, and| ceeded {to Louisvillé. The paymas- | ' Our Sh morning as the result. of a lamp ex- |Tedy '© go , If Spain attacks us on the East,| claimed that be oes can sell you one for $2. —— y) when he we brought jin at 8 o’clock and carried to the railroad hospital. His home is in Louisville. DPA IU “ i id it at the instance] ter is not due until Thursday, but 1 Hee sufferings were te seni rw nitee. Some of Japan ox the West, Canada on tho|ot Steele, who furnished him a large| Paid of « portion of the I. C.” men Are like pretty women: All Stop to admire them. rible. Her babe was in her arms at North and Chili 69 the South, Uncle} chisel with whigh t | 2 to| While en rogte east this time,in order the most conservative of the leaders ’ c hi¢h to gain entrance to te east this time, in le the ¢ime and it is fearfglly injured, claim there will Be no bloodshed. {54 will begin to (get mad, and may/ the house. ‘Dat not thought to bo fatally so, " * : a my They say when fhe eolliers see such MURDER AND LOIDE. 8 big demonetyation in faver of what yo they term « peaceful battle for bread they cannot enter the mines and re- Jealous of His Wife, Whom He}tsin their manhood. Every effort Mad Deserted. was made t@ keep the movement a secret, for fear the force of deputies Dixon, Ky., July 19.—Joel Ward at the mines would be further in- ren today shot end killed his former} crossed. Just what the result will wife, whom he i apecteenh five} ie it is difficult af this hour to tall. a t". She nee tase bese The men are known. to be in a cendi- ried {dat carp Pag tion of semi-insavity on the strike dened wi i gg Sl the the |awestion. Phey have been goaded) Virginia, and the strike sevtiment is his former bs oF aha { 02 by suffering wives, daughters and | slowly growjng. fatal pistol upon himsplf and shot} sweethearts, and it appears as if it is fn he was searched, in addition to sixty | sult. bimeelf dead. the beginning of the end of the strike, JAPAN'S GREED. nts more, It is not thought, howeyer, that] The negotiations to induce the Saturday night when the warrant|further improvements are contem- GOLD KENTUCKIANS, coal operators of this district to sign | tree ot Conquest Said to Be Buz-|"" £0tten out, Marshal Grimes was| plated here, just yet, at any rate, but to facilitat¢ payment Thursday, when He then admitted that Steele has} Paymaster Powell expects to get as for some time been using him as aj far as Atoka, instead of Newbern, as cation schools this sammer on the} tool, and confessed to breaking into| heretofore, reaching Memphis {in lines of manual training They pro-] Willis’ saloon and stealing the $10--.| time to pay the I, C. mea Saturday. vide moderate studies for 100,000] or rather, he said Steele forced open ae children who would otherwise be in}the door and himself went in and} Contractor F. W, Katterjohn re- the streets. secured the money, giving him $5 to|turned last night from ZO, | GEugene V. Debs will go to work in|" on the outside and watch, whither he was called to confer with | the Fairmont aistrigt in West Vire| Friday night the postoffice at] with the I. ©, officials in regard to a} to indwce the miners to} Steoklyu was robbed, hut the thieves | matter not yet made public. | The representatives of the did not succeed in getting but fifty] Mr. Katterjohn was seen by a Sun re mgking headway in West cents, In the same drawer, however, | Teporter today, hut stated he was not was adime with a hole in it, and this| yet at_ liberty to divulge the nature) was found in Martin’s pocket when| of his business at Chicago or its re-| annex something moxe than Hawai New York City is munning ten v oo 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. p Geo. Rock & Son, 321 Broadway. sh Aeteeesaae s uniformity agreement are still go- awakened and went out to execute it, |that Mr. Katterjoln was consulted | Leaye For the Famous Gold Fields] ing on. The commisyloners having zing in its Headgear. He knew Steele was at a picnic, and] about improvements at other places Today. it in charge feel as if they would be rado Springs, Col,, July 19,—| ing to the woods where it was be-| It was intended to enlarge the round 2 OSU LOY BRC OVI IN LO) able to accomplish . Secretary G.|H. P, ‘Lillibridge, who was Conoul{ i6 held, he crept up unobserved and|liouse, but it is understood this has | Louisville, Ky., Suly 19.—The ex-] Prank Schinid said tonight the pros-| General f-om Hawall to Japan dur-|found Steele running s big crap|been abandoned until next year. | odus of fortune hunters from Ken-] Hors wore brighte: than they haveling the reign of King Malakaua, has}&®™@- He watched them for some] Local officials know nothing about tnoky has alveady begun. James} icen since neggkiations begsa He] written a letter to a 9 Hanna in} time, and could have easily arrested | any additional jmprovements here, iw Larbee, of Oldbam county, left for }said that within the next days] which he says: the whole crowd, bnt in an daing the Northwest this morning. Others] A wertal and potent influences would] ‘Please say to both McKinley and| Would have run the risk of letting are expected to follow. be brought tg bear onthe operators.|Sherman that I know whereof 1{Steele, the principal malefactor, es- pee With the strike iu the present con-)speak, when I tell you the designs of }©*Pe) snd rather than run the risk he MILLED THE PEACEMAKER. | yi05 the chances were for the svc- | Japan on Hawai: ave exactly eo inti <t the others go and csptured Steele, 7 or =; Yesterdily five coacti ioiiits of St. * ™ Louis excursignists, 300 in number, arrived at 2:25 0° mere bage aad oad WY @ Have Just Received from Baltittore . 4 peared to be of the be'ter class of ¥ people. ‘The Ambassador’s Curt feply to the Sultan's Lates. Constantinople, July .—At Si urday’s sitting of the peace confer-lSays Victory Must Ultimately ence Tewhk Pasha, the Turkish Min- Gems tote Werihers. ot foreign affgirs, submitted to a in colterense ‘anew irontier scheme} Columbus, 0., July 18.—Presi-| Began Their pines rata] Hares MON 1) EE tines | a ear ee The Only One- © A Ratehford today sums up the Morning. 4 “a E ged The meeting point af trains 210 which was acceptable to the powers, | dent Rat pe ning Ofte! for year 11,675 hhds. be 2 ig i . ‘ Jud the ambassadors thereupon in-(strike situation as follows: ‘The] The teachers uf the county began Neb cae. for Week 488 bhds, 88d 522 has been changed from Clax-| Ppige Olothiers formed Tewfile that the conference} manner in which the miners are con-} their sunual institute this morning at} Net sales for year 8650 hhds ton to Seottsbu but the time of} e 5 RALCHFO CD's View. cessful consawm@ation of the agree-{ mated in the editorials of the Japan | The latter indigyantly denies the Fatal Ending of a Mountein Scrap} ment, “Herald.” notwithstanding all the} ¢!#rge, but his reputation has never , are not counting on erbitration it | make yesterday on every division on the Williamsburg, July |19.—Walter | was announced tonight by & pro ver singe Japan captured the] ™onwealth had & clear case against] tire Illinois Central system, but no | CR ASH I Ss Byrd who way acting 90 pescemaker him. passeager traias were affected by - T ’ i Virginia does pot prove successful }conquest has been buzzing in her p f t | Byrd in- the Pittsburg operators make an|headgear. Her more recent success |&®" this morning in Brooklyn, and The podaeai manic, 2 ee ¥ od mines at the sixty-nine-cent rate, the |sition of Formosa, as wel! as the sub-}#2¢e, and much excitement, the case i i ge? ig Mi Byrd's friends are very 804791 rate now asked by the strikers. They |missive, undignitied weak visa vis{Ptoving the most sensatioual in sev.) I fo. Nil Arrive ail uly) A) TU nay the price \ the law must ANOTHER ULTIMATUM. aA t en iy yf > operation of their idea that Hawaii will be an easier | Will make it hot for them. eorded the privilege of retiring at conquest than any that have gone be- Ca apek or anytine Wey chose net 25th will leave Louisville at 7:06 p. Y Rr > Paducah, Ky., July 16.—Receipts}™., and arrive bere at 1: + Mey SOLD B OTHER HOUSES AT $6.00. TON hs opecators Idakinl that Blcahi furs 1 been the best in Brooklyn, and the} Now time ca St: into teil Ss N P peer arn ence at eto inna at ath iw | Se ine Wo OME NEW PATTERNS IN rator if the strike in Wi La Kia islandyin 1875 the bee of in a Aight in this town yestevda; b= soda By : her| The trial of the two defendants be-| Phnom. | .) bi equi-} there was a large crowd in attend- | + ’ A effort early next week to start their jin Corea and China, and her acqui zy yee ig arrives at the union depot at 12:10] Which we are still selling at_——— td promise to make trouble. will claim that a» ‘hay are willing to] which our government of political |¢t! months, ween 4 Joblots presents to thems and toSpain{ The postoffice robbery is the most] important change. ‘Lhe sleeper now | furnish all the incentive and encour- {S¢rious of all, and if this can be|!eaves Louisyille in the early mora- ‘ mi agement necessary to justity Japan’s | ttaced to their door, the government] ing hours, and passengers are ac- a ‘ om tore, it she moves quickly." PADUCAH TOBACCO MARKET | thereafter. The sleeper after the | tor week 547 hogsheads. and passeagers will | to res COUNTY TEACHERS i til he brought a }ducting themselves commends itself igh school buil ith 1 meeting is the © ' ’ “one Saoplanee by” the over to the country and givos their officers} atte hea an Aiea as Nis Seat Civil Engineer EF, H. Bowser w Furnishers line traced by |renewed encouragement and streogth-| The meeting will last a week and| Common lugs, dark, 1%, 2!4¢. ivil Engineer H. Bowser went} pp : ae miitary ‘asia 4 ens the belief thet victory will ulti-| wi prove root interesting. meek ANU) Medium tugs, dark, '2° Se, mpc Fee a BAS and Hatters. 409-411 BR OADWAY. ——<$<—<—$—<—<— mately crown thetr efforts. pease aaa Good lugs, dark, 3, 5 The passenger train Which arrived | AMBITIOUS MARY KL “The history of industrial strife NEW ORGANIZATION Low leaf, dark, 4, AE dco carnal dine ot . | — — —— ioe . has no paralle] to the present move- - Common leaf, dark, rf ia! ‘ ment. Deputy marshals, coal and|]Formed by Young Mep of Gra-| Medium leaf, dark, 9, Lle, te sles, of th Mrs. Lease Announces Her Can-T iron police and secret detectives have hamville. Good leaf, datk, 11, 13 St. Louis division, hi two of hi BO8800002 didacy Eor Goyetnor of been at work, but their presence has} The young menot near Graham-| Selections, (dark or colory) 18,|flnzers badly mashed yesterday by s Aansas. tailed to incite the miners to acts of} ville have formed a vew organization | 19. closing door, He will lose be We Pao ly 18.—A. special] ®¥lessness, or even to & resumption} called “the Coming Young Men of BEWARKS, nails e are sole men tm. 28 Vive Tonlgbi from of work. : : "The members must all} Quality showed further falling off ey am ee 7 diapate vy that Mrs, Lease} We have started into this move: 21 years of age, except | this week, generally, and hogsheads 4 ' age nts for L Topeka, Kan., sayy that Mrs. Lee ment realizing tully the importance honorary members. ‘The boys gave] of merit ap) ared only very y a announced her candidacy ot the work before us and therespon-}a big icp cream supper Saturday] ly in the offerings. The market ws aanaed bast eas an cs a This ; ‘ jovernor. sibility resting upon us, and after | night. perhaps, a shade easier for all cor hicago, Ill, > July 19, THE SAME OLD STORY, two weeks of suspension, involving oA ore eaett’C0 mon sorta, bat stvong for the resi wheat opened at GR%s-'s, ‘ a pec pe eek a, dd Mer seagti oherduLoth ap the Bte-| ‘The weather of tho, week has been] 71!<, closed st 71)s./ | Celebrated i ’ vel Sep D ypened at 26 anc tense Caused His Terrible the condition of the miners have any pany) Secon aes. prop deli To New York, all rail, 420; Do,| SePt- oats pened at 17-74-18, ine, Dect. idea of the extent of thie suspension] 19) 1B Samer Walk coh calla ' and closed at 1% 7. : 7 and its paralyzing effects upon the Good News for the Min To Ne ie a Sept. pork opened at $7.62 anc T O ad Lonilon, Ky., July 19.--Nord beet ighor and business of the countay.| Wheeling, W. Va., July 19.—The] TYNoy Drewes #01 ral M4. toseit at 87.085 ry One ) reached this town of the 0” [It has not yet reached ite full pro-| prospects now are that two-thirds of a # Sept. lard opened at $4.12 and _ 5 this county this morn- " png / : 7 4 Notr—Boston ates 5c above mG OF se a Fd Seistes in this No particulars| Portions. The coming week will add] the winers in this state wil) quit -l yoy York, and Philadelphia Yc and | Closed at 4.12, | Pa ing by Tom Powder. Nop Powaer| 20,008 men to the idle column. Thefnight. If such happeng the miners) Boi inore Jo below pres Bept. ribs opened at $4.42 and] Ir are keowa ot the erime. week following will bring greater ac-| will win. hora ah closed at $4.45. ; | ims sel jonas. 7 ae” a inl y MAN FI SHALL, Jlearances $42,000 bushels. ‘ f enim hes ie newport perl vga ORL Doge 2 OUT ON TUE HEAD. WILD M dian sd hai ALL Clear “ es 43 — : and you ; i NOT SATISFACTORY from the point of number involved, | oo. oy mir, yal Corb: tt Hurt By| "© Bobs Up Agaiy Near Coy in sraitial Collie ceueategn cota ill buy public epinioa wij) become crys- thre Wm. Fields’ Orchard, ng fe: Ae aleairiy 2 will wear E x Gl this morning to keep \a lookout for| — tallized iy remy oan throug oe aes. The wild man who has been seen) jy Ward, wanted at Puryear, | th Cons] press of the country w' aeane 6 little son of Mr. Hal Corbett, |in several parts of Marshall county hing Wayne Didwiddie. no Is the Report ot the Terifl Cow solution of this great dificulty. ‘hy saad was struck by a fragment| lately was seep again last week near ee etaed aah pf de Baan Crna. 4 ference to the Southern ‘Sonu. of glass, thrown Iu fun by Herbert, |Voy. Will Fields is the last man to iorehnnant ay | anes ts. THEY WANT DEBS. the eldest son of Dr. P. H. Stewart, see him, and otsims that he was ja] For Mason Frait Jars and ta fruit) Demoera' this morning, and painfully but not! bis opchaets cany at the lowest prices go to — West Virginia Miners May Strik@ | seriously wounded yn the head. The man, when seen, always runs. 17)% M. E. Jox 0C ran as Boon as He Arriyes — EEE en ee Se cas taht There, AND in . » rete BETTER TIMES eaaaeoad why itis so may be « mystery to 0C ran 5, it is fact nm a w ington, D. Ces fh Ree proeg eoneddge ae Me Bis cory Are assuredly upon 1s. You will dgsire good clothes. . t ‘ The zeae) ot to rey to ins pveiber’ Py oa egg alo bringing Our line of wovlens is exactly suited to every taste. Ul $ 0 eer 331 BROADWAY, not at a) fe senators who. bi been |out the miners tn the Fairmoat re- Call and examine them, " alt Democratié ste Republicans. ‘The | gien than any other man. t $14.00 ves ton has been). A big meeting at Monongah toda 888 Broadway. { advalorem duty on cot i f sar-Shoes bought of us t. The tariff fight may|demonstrated this when a local : ig) knocked out. “ |miner got up and declared that as L] TAILORING } Pants t0 if BI shined free, begin all over ogni, _ soon as Debs came into the region hdl | Dr. Edwards, Precely Een the men would strike and that his in- ESTABLISHMENT. $3.75 | ar Nose apd Throst, Paducah, ly, uence would be greater then all the