The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 20, 1897, Page 1

Per cent. ad valorem: ‘Provided that upon all leather exported mad VOLUME 1—NUMBER 268 from imported hides, heie shall be allowed a drawback tequal to the THE TARIFF BILL! As Reported by the Conference] be paid under such regulations as the Committee, |BASEBALL NEWS Central League, Agricultutel Produ promise between topinse AND ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE, }%enste rates om cattle (371) is agreed to, In general Mes ee proposed on ricultural ucts axe the same as ‘The Numerous Chayges Made by} those in the act of 1890. the Committee in the Oranges and lemons are raised from the house rate of {three-fourths of one cent. Fish are placed at rates a little higher than those which were pro- vided by the act of 1890 and a little lower than the house rates, Spirits, wines, etc.——The Senate its, wines, etc. ,are adopt- PADUCAH WINS AGAIN, Starts Three Games With Evans- yllle soday. OTHER NEWS OF THE DIAMOND. Danville has takey the Washington team, and it fs likely every thing will be satisfactorily adjusted in a day or two, and the league will be of \ Washington, July 20.—The con-| ed in the mai ference report on the tariff bill was midnight by a vote of 185 to 118,] cotton, as proposed by the Senate, is and at noon today the report will go] not agreed to, for the reason that the to the Senate for action, The bill is}only cotton imported is Egyptian to become operative as soon as it is}cotton, which js a quality between signed by the President. The result/our uplands andsea island and not today eclipsed all previous records] produced here, The cotton schedule and was accomplished after ten bours|4% & whole remains substantially the of debate. But two speeches were} same as in the bill as. it passed the made by the Republicans, one by Mr. | Hous The changes are mainly in img opening the debate, and} the high grades of cottpn underwear, one by Mr, Payne, of New York, in] with some modification \of hosiery. ‘ q 7 i . closing it, Flax, Hemp and Jute, and Man eee ee eo eT a OS ‘Tne Democrats were thus forced to ] factures—The Senate ghanges in fax} tenderson 100201000-4 3 6 put forth speaker after speaker, but] and hemp are adopted, Compromise oe 7 their bombardment of the Republican | rates on manufacturgs of jute, flax, ga banal) seit AB a ra position was unanswered. In all ten etc., are agreed to, fhe object being | Sel. Democratic and ove Populist speech- [to develop the induytry in this coun- es were made. try. Ionio, ‘The sugar schedule was the main] The Senate ayiendments to place] yan ville point of assault, An analysis of the |burlaps, bags, cotton bagging and] coy, ‘Yote shows that 180 Republicans and [straw matting 6a the free list are dis- five Democrats voted for the report}agreed to, and these manufactures and 106 Democrats and twelve Pep-| placed on the dutiable list at reduced ulists against it. rate: Washington, July 19,—The taritt] Wool and Woolens-—Dhe House} u,,_ Dill was Patel through the confer. | ‘8 0m wool of 11 cents on class It evansvitie ence stage today, after two hours’ ns on class 2 are adopted, | rnin Aiscussion, before the full conference) St the Seriate specific rates on car-| Forsw Hause. committee —Democrata and Regubli-| Pet Wools agreed to, with « modifica- cans—held in the Senate finance | 0% Taising the dividing line, so as committee room this morning. At to place a duty of 4 cents per pound the outect the Demotratic confer-|° *" bh wools valued at 12 cents and ees asked until Tuealay morning to} % 804 7 cents on such wools val- go over the report, saying this course |, S* more than 12 cents, | The iva ‘over it with on manufactures of wool are ADs. 0 test this ques- | Placed at substantially the same rates Vest (Dem., AT WASHINGTON. Tovings 123456789-rhe Washingion 00010100 1-3 97 Paducah 40000001 x-544 KelJum and Grim; Sudhoff aod Stanion. AT TALRE HAUTE. AT EVANSVILLE. 123456789-rhe 21016000 1-11115 1034001007115 Alloway and Vetter; Wil'iamson, Dolan, Abbott end Meek, pA eect HOW THEY STAND. Played Won Lost Per Ce it Gg SCHEDULE FOR TODAY. Henderson at Washington, Paducab at Evansville. THE BI YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Louisville. 6; Washington, 2. Chicago, 7; Philadelphia, 6, of Mo), as in the act of 1890. moved an adjournment until tomor-] THE BLUEGRASS row, which wag defeated by a strict party vote, The Democrstic conferrees then of- ms fered an angeudment to the report) “™* There, le © Shandy Ad but were met with the statement that . Pitisburg-Brooklyn postponed it would merely consume time to urge} Lexington, Ky,, July 20,—The}sccount of rain. amendments, 98 they would be re-| Wheat crop this year will be better in jected. — Representaive Wheeler] the Bluegra's 4 4 than it has been (Dem, of Ala.), offered amendments} for ® decade. larger acreage was placing cotton bagging and cotton }%0W® last fall, gnd as the yield is far} ties on the free list; also a substitute} *bove the average Fayette county | % proposition for rebates on these aiti-{sloue wil! produce nearly 300,000 cles, These and other amendments} bushels, against 116,000 last year. were withdrawn, however, as there} The surrounding counties of Bour- was uo prospect of fayorable action] bon, Clark, Madison, Garrard, Mer- on them, cer, Woodford, Franklin and Scott} SY Shorily before noon Mr. Dingley will also produce a great deal more moved that the report be submitted | Wheat than usual. The steady to the two houses, This prevailed by] Yauee in price bas made (he farme a party vote, and the meeting ad- slow to sell, and the recent rains have joarned, retarded threshing, 80 that those wLo There was litle clash during the] Were willing to sell from the thresher discussion, and the minority members} have been unable to do so to any of the conference contented them-| great extent. Ten days ago the best aeives with a protest against the re-}farmers were offer: ! 62 cents, 8: ere port and Gai meniar of agroelog Wit. arday buyers wee offering 65 cents} 4 special to the Louisville Times — and cou! | vet but little wheat at that] of yesterday from Washingt sn, Ind., Washington, July 19.—Following | pric i is the geferal belief of /S8¥3* ‘he Washington team of the are some of the more important pro- | dealers as we'l as fapmers ibat wheat | Central League disbanded this morn. y.sions of the tariff bill: will sell in she Lexy rket be-|img- Attendance tas been poor all ‘The paragraph in relation to sugar} fore (he Ist uf Seyyeub ti nts. }Season, and the Athletic Association in full follows: ‘The quality of tye Biue:rass wueat is hes pot over $12,000 into the team in “Sugars pot above number 16] very fine, and « large proportion of |* vaic attempt (0 finish the season. Dutch standard in color, tank bot- Jit is being soug!. hv exporters. The toms, syraps of cane juice, melada, | Chesapeake ayd Uuio has already or- conceotrated welada, concrete and} ders to haul $50 cars of the product concentrated molasses testing by the} from the Bluegrass region to the sea- polariscope not above 75 degrees 954-1 hoard, whence, it will be shipped by 000 per pound, and for every sd-| steamer to Europe. Farmers in this ditional degree shown by the polari-| section will receive for their wheat scope test, 35-1000 of one per cent. forop this year neatly double the per pound additional and fractions of | amount received last year. Jegree in proportion ; and on sugar} phate. above number 16 Dutch standard in] THE ROBBERS WERE HELD UP color and on all sugar which has gone through a process of refining, one cent and ninety-five hundreths of ove cent per pound ; molasses test- ing above 40 degrees and not above 56 degress, three cents per gallon; testing 56 degrees and al six cents per gallon. Sugar drainings and sugar sweepings sha'l be subject to duty as molasses * fh seord. | Lhe scheme failed, however, for in- Coen a oe craic, |atend of robbing the bank, both rob- ig to polariscopic test. Provided, that nothing hereia contained shail be] ber# were eaptured and are now in construed as to abrogate, or in any jail. maaner impair or affect the provis-] TOMORKOW IS THE DAY ions of the treaty of commercial rec’ peneny conciicts.) Desens the United President Mckinley Wilt Send His] Wit! Harris Brought In from Fue States and toe king of the Hawiian « ‘ Ni js’ands on January 80th, 1875, or the wianneey Mescage. dy Malet iy provisions of any act of Ccngress Washington, D. C., July 20.—The and Jafled. heretofore passed for the execution] President's financial message recom- of the same, mending the appointment of a Cur- Meia's and Manufactures Of—The}rency Commission will be sent (o reduction of duties on some forms of | Congress tomorrow. iron and steel proposed by the senate 4 Ae! ogame | are accepted in part &* proposed, and DEATH OF JEAN INGELOW. several new paragraphs are introduced not heretofore specia'ly provided for. Coton es, which were placed on (he free list by the Se ate, are re- _-stored to the dutiable ata reduced rate 5-10 ef 1 cent. Tin plates eve placed at the rate of daty provided in che bill as it pressed the Houce, Sivuctoral fron is duced one-tenth of 1 cent, Wood and Manufactures of Wood —All sawed lumber, except timber exceeding eight inches square, is left at the rate of $2 perthousand, as rovide:l by the house. Tobacco and Manufactures Of— The duty on wrapper tobacco is placed at $1.85 per pound, a com- romise between the house rate of $2 and the senate rate of $1.75, and the senate reduction on filer tobacce ac- cepted. Hides of cattle, faw, or uncured, whether dry, salted or pickled, 10 AT CROP It Is Better Than For a Decade St. Louis, 6; New York, 11. PRESENT STANDING OF CLUBS. Clabe— Played Won Lost Ver Cent ‘ashington ous. SCHEDULE FOR TODAY, Washington at Louisville, Beooklyn at Pitisburg. New York at St. Logis. Baltimore at Cleveland. Bostoa at Cincinuai. Philadelphia at Chigago. Pitcher Dowling, late of the Padu- eah “club, entered the National League on hjs twenty-first birthday, says the Louisville Times. He w highly elated when signcd by Louis- ville and regarded it as an acceptable y present, Though young inexperienced in the League, Dowling handled himself like a veter- an in Saturday’s closing game with the Giants, He is a southpaw pitch- While Attempting to Hold Up|et, bas good speed and curves and a Bank. the power to very hisdelivery. With the coaching be will get from Bill Odell, Ind., July 20.—The boldest} Wilson there is no reason wh, robbery in the bisyry of this town} should pot develop into a firs was attempted here this morning. | twirler. Robbers attempted to hold up the NIE gg F City Bank. The attempt was made Cy oe A GOVERNMENT PRISON. New Deputy U. 8. Marshals Ge ting Busy, Will Harris, colored, was arrested last evening at Bddyville on a charge of violating the revenue laws by sell- ing whiskey without a license, a.d brought to the city at 2 o'clock by Deputy U. 8, Marshal G. M, York, of Dawson, He was placed in the lockup aud today transferred to the county jail to a a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner J. R. Puryear as soon as he becomes ‘Ihe Great Poet Passes Away at Her Home in London, London, July 20,—Jean Ingelow the famous English poetess, died at her home ia this city today, yon Mayor Todd Will Win. Louisville, July 30—MayorTodd’s| slate will win in the Republican city primary to be held in this city this I I afternoon, The opposition now real- ize that the mayor will win, A Snow Storm, Yellowstone Park, Colo,, 20. —A snow storm is raging here this eftteznoon, For Sale, At the Sun office old papers, nic clean, just the thing to put un ler carpeis and on shelves, 25 cents Are assuredly upog us. Call and examine them, DALTON'S Washington Drops Out From You will desire good clothes. Our fine of wooleys is exactly suited to every taste. 338 Broadway. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Advertising is the Motive Power to Business. DON’T STAND STILL. ONE JIM COYLE Gets Mad at Something Said About Another Jim Coyle, Jim Coyle, a/steamboat man, and} The Senate Dir & well-known frishman, was found lying on a market bench on Jone 23 hy Officer Wilham Wheelis, He was arrested, and the following day, in | the , Was fined 85 and osts, as the court records show. : ‘The Su published the fact that]G0LD EXCIT ‘Jim Coyle, a well-known Irishman, was fined $6 and the costs for mis- taking a market house bench for 4 boarding houge bed—although the mistake may Yave been natural.” Yesterday another Jim Coyle, a merchant, brought suit against the Son for $10,000 damages, alleging that the article was sianderous and false. Lt is simply a case of one Jim Coyle resenting something said about another Jim Coyle, and there is no just ground for action RECKLESS HACKMAN Runs the dent to Secure Ona Mel- cts Presi ton’s Release EMENT CONTINUES, police court - The Presiden.’s Financial Meas- ures Booked for Tomor- row Sure. GTHER TFLEGRAPHIC NEWS. Wasbingion,fuly 20.—The Senate by resolution today ordered the President to take sieps immediately to secure the release of Ona Melton, the American, Who is now held ina Robert [Spanish prise The Debates are Hot. Washington, July 20,—The Sen- ate is rushing the tariff bill. The Trampled On by the Horses and] debates are hot, but short. Hurt by Wheels, 1 R Over Little Elliott, Thousands Flocking to the Alas- Rob, the litle grandson of Dr. C. kan Fortune Fields Elliowt, was run over by a hack near Fifth and Jefferson streets} Seattle, Wash, July 20.—A thou- about 1 o'clock this afternoon and{®0d prospectors are here from other seriously injured. states preparing to go to the new Lawrence Pryor, colored, was]gold fields. ‘The excitement con- driving the back, and from accounts} tinues at a white heat, no report the accident was due to his reckless-| ftom Alaska beiug too visionary for am belief. The boy was picked up and car- ried to Dr, Stewart's otlice where his injuries were dressed. No bones} berry, sentenced to hanged today were broken, fortunatly, but the}for the assault of a little girl, hes hittie fellow’s injuries are very been respited thirty days by Governor ful, a large portion of the skin being | Taylor. F | torn from his back. WAIVED A Thirty Days Mo Memphis, July Harvey De ° Life. 20. KILLED HIS SWEETHEART. Terrible Crime of a Young Man in Lexingion | Lexivgtoa, July 20.—Jobn Hig-| ins today shot and killed his sweet- | ri, Rachel Ciuteber. The crime w out of a lovers’ quarrel in which ns says the woman made (hrea.s | John Waters Heid Over for Al-]’ leged Detention, nsé his life. ALASKAN KOUNDARY. Gold Discoveries May Complicate the Issue, Wien England. Washington, D. C., July ‘The great guid discggeries in Al may seriously complicate the Alaskan aidary dispute between this ¢ 'y Grea Bitaig that the | » the two counirte 41st meri » but the 1 has vot yet been definitely deter 1 with reference fo the Alaskan As the liné has been te LEE BERRY GOES TO JAIL, ou Will George Tried a New Plan of Getting Shoes, 14 1st merid- miry Jobn Waters, the south er charged with detaining Gardner, waived ex Judge Sanders’ cour and was held to answer, li being fixed at $250. His attornsy is Major Josiah Harris, tively establish’ K Klondyke, vig find h Domi e from resent on tle caulk De Jee nal as > Yond naps which have been | voit, and it may be that the definite estaitkshmeat of the bouadary by observations will bring t partly within American eriitory pis very Lee Berry, colored, charged with perjury, by swearing he was 21 years old at the polls last November, in or- der to get to vote, was tried this morning and held to auswer, being manded to jail in detault of a €300]), bond. His own statement, made in| (oy Justice Settle’s court, and to the ef-] for, fect that he knew he was not 21 years old at the i me he took the oath, was sufficieat to hold him. ai least ai least, troversy Depanment, «nd Sena- Davis, chairman ~ef the sn relations committés, has been tire State eq e is a be est opportunity There vossibility that the y may Will George, volored, went to jail] acted upon beforelie close of the on acharge of petty larceny. He] present session, and if this is done catricd a pair of shoes toa North United states goverpment engineers Side shoe maker yesterday to haye| ¥:ll be sent to the scoue of the gold repaired, and while the cobbler was| ‘iscoverics to fx the location of the otherwise employed nipped a better| 1st meridian and establjsh maik- pair, which he was afterwerds de-]ings whic will prevent any farther tect:d in attempting to dispose of, | Uispute arising His bond wra fixcd at $100, Fort Cudahy and Forty-mile Creek — where the former strukes were made, lias. Gay were/are almoston the line. It will ne- costs each for a breach] cessitate accurase observations to de termine positively whether they are in Amevican or British tergwory. The probability is that Klondyke is in the Dominion of C.nada, = ‘The news of the great rash of min- The case agaist Lee Satterfield, | ers to the new gokl flelds is exciting colcfod, charged, with shooting Kd] the keenest interest among the states- Halljin the head with a flobert rifle, }men at Washington, aad the opinioa was continued wotil next Tuesday. |is advanced by many that if ‘ue ex Hall is etill unable to be out. pectations of the gold seckers are ——_—_—_ —- realized much more attention will Thomas B, Turley, of Memphis, have to be given to Alaska than has been appointed by Cov. Taylor] hs heretofore been accorded by con- United States Senator from Tennes-} gross, ‘ see, to succeed phe late Isham G. Harris, Mr. Thriey is a native of Memphis, 1s fifiy-iwo years of age, and was a private in the Confederate army. tie John Asron and fined $1 and of the peace Jim Magner, of the county, and Jim Clements, coldred, were fined $1 and costs for drun¥enness. pele es t Yo ‘Are. m thet Poa If the judges of Kentucky, were +s anxious to uphold the written law cs they are to uphold the unwritten law, The State Depattwnent has request-| Kentucky would be the most orderly ed the Seaate For¢ign Relations com-| community in the world mittee to urge the immediate ratilica- tion of the treaty/for determining the boundry line between Alaska and British territory. Last call for Mason glass fruit] Mechanicsbu jars and tin fruit\ cans at M, E,|stveet from E Tones. 17j3 walks, R TIMES Street Improyements Begin, Work wasyesjerday began on grad- ing streets on Yeiser Avenay from|Ash- brook avenue to Clements sireet, x, ~and on Madison ghth toNinth for side- The importance of having the con-]} between Lhe two countries |} setiled without delay is appreciated | Senate || sted to call up the treniy at the |} Rubber Hose. We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sell at the very lowest prices, ranging from 9c per foot up. The best hose I2c in the oftg for . Do you need a Lawn Mower? We can sell you one for $2. GEORGE 0. HART & SON Hardware and Stove Company, ANCOR PORATED, 803-307 Broadway 109-117 N. Third-st Yea IFT | Our Shoes Are like pretty women: All Stop to admire them. 4 The Green, Ox Blood and Chocolate a 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, callin and get a pair. Som—m WHAT THE CASH WILL DO oar Ta B. WEILLE & SON’S, Paducah’s Only One-Price Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters and Shoe Dealers.* 3 | «$9.98 $7.48 $4.50 $12.98 Buyschoice of any of ot bxyy ice of apy offBuys choice of any of[Buys any of py $18, $20 and $22.50€95-| 4.0 soo and $rs.oofour $10.00 suits. All| patent leatherShoes; No old stoek fresh and new stock. per cent. offon al! others, simere suits, black clay $1.50 25%, Off 20%o Of worsted excepted. $3.75 Buys choice of any of our] Buys the greatest coat On all our black pants. ms “ children suits. You willfand vest ever offered to] They are choice goods. On all cassimere pants. the public. They are $6[No vetter to be found In this stock you will to $8 Silk Ponges. anywhere, find some choice goods. TS Wk suits. find suits in this lot rang ing from $4.50 to $7 Another big line of $1 Negligee Shirts, new and nobly” patterns. Also, another lot of Manhattans, swellest shirt on earth, 409-411 BROADWAY, PADUCAH, KY. Just Received AAA AD A kd THE BEST ON EARTH ISA We are sole agents for This Celebrated Line, Try One. © Pair and you wii! wear no pther. Cochran AnD | Suits to Order $14.00 \ $3.75 Pants to Order 331 BROADWAY, \ BOF Shoes bou shined free.