The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 22, 1897, Page 2

b = cwAH DAILY SUN, the interpretation of a sentence. J @ - Sun is willing to abidle by the decis- sued every afternoon, except) ion of Prots. M¢Broom, Fox or Hat Sunday, by ‘ INOONPORA’ ion it can ex |p suse of the word ‘lie.’” proves nothing, is but the argu- scien ment of a coward, gnd in this case Pinner J. Smith, RAW Clements, J+ lespecially it is ig perfect keeping with the foul instinéts of the disrepu- \THE DAILY SUN table sheet that is/resorting to it. (71l) give spectal attention to ALL local hap r— —— ______] peuines of Interest in Paducah and vieinity,| ; Pericclecuing peneral news, which Will bs] Some of the free silver papers of ven as fully as space Will permit without re- : secon the state are indylging in day dreams t to the effect thgt the Republicans are developing some differences over the question of fusibn. But they are wasting their time pod space, It is fully settled /that there will be P.M. Fisien. 4. Ro saat Z, J, dorian W. PF. vaxton «PRESIDENT v of rm. 4 10 expense. : THE WEEKLY SUN ts devoted to the interests of our country, pat tons, and Will at all times be neway and en. lertaining, While keeping its readers posted On all political affairs and toptes;while it will Onent of the doc: fational Republt be & fearless and Ureless ex trines and teachings of the can party, ae CORRESPONDENCE. A special feature of the weekly edt PAE AUN will be its Correspondence D Ment, in which it hopes ably to repres every locality within the limits of ‘ts cl jatton. now that the Republican party will be harmonious this fall, Kentueky Re- publicans are famous for their scraps and equally fagnous for getting har- moniously toy fher at election times That will also tyme of the Republi- can party Our little scrap over thy recent municipal con- vention will only kerve to getthe Re- up for a united ADVERTISING. Rais of advortysing will be made known on taudard Block, 116 North Fourth iu Paducah, << 4.60 2-25) oublicans warmed .. 10 cents | fight for our ticket. peoteahts. “OID Ae Daily, per annum Daily, Six months daily, Cue month, . Daily, per week... Weekly, per annum in ad- = vance... +++ ‘Tue ‘‘Register,’’ t?he to its policy Specimen copies free of misrepresentation, say& that Capt. =n | Farley claims that the néw school SDAY, JULY 22, 1897. | huilding to be erected was, unneces- 1.00 ed with the dyspeptic sheet know that is just what Capt Farley did not say. What he gd say in his re- tion was that‘‘the ool board for fifty cents extra Igy for the purpose of Court ot | erecting one fnore school house in the reacties) city was oppressive to the ,tax payer and unnecessary because all the other school buildings im the city have jon Of the been built and eyuipped with levies Nach sese-oe* 4, aadamma” of from 20c to sono it was not ‘Asa candidate for Constable in the Sixth} apparent why they should demand’’ teetnepattican party. ro ne eetion °") this extraordinary levy at this time. =| And many citizens qnd tax payers Tue prospects now are that the} think the same. / great coal miners’ strike is fast pass- ing away, and with it should go the professional agitators. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘The Suw is authorized to announce J. A. TAM As a candidate for Marshal of the City of Pa- @ucah, Ky., subject to the action of the Repub- Hiean Convention, demand of the ‘The SUN 1s authorized to announce As a.can the Civy to announce 3, HARRIS. andidate for City Prosecuting Attorney ect 10 the action of the Republican party, Tue recent rapid/fise in sugar trust stock is taken ag prima facie evi- dence by the Democratic press that the sugar trugf will get all the pro- about the ‘Register’ office is its} tection it wgnted and that Speaker ‘nigger equality’ issue. Better] Reed and the house conferrees have put it on ice, for it Won't keep long} been outwitted by the trust. Asa these hot day matter of {fact the conference gave fi apeamcegeies 7 the sugar refiners more protection Dens has not made) the wonderful] than the house bill gave them. But success that his fellow agitators | 4+ the same time it was materially hoped, since he has been coaxing and less than the senate gave them. The advising the miners to stop work, at | conterence report is a compromise $5,000 per year. The laboring MAM | Hetween the demands of the senate Tuar badodor that is perceptible The |taken out rapidly better routes travel will be opened within a year or two, but it is quite likely that many of \the venturesome eof them, Meanwhile | oiagg will starve next winter. ‘The Bla‘herskate’’ is wel-| supply of food at best\ is limited at} Gossip Among che Local Play- to buy it can obtain np variety. Tales be looked for before / another twelve- month rolls around, have Americans beet hospitable a region. onward upon the light proving. Colorado, free silver states, wi year nearly $50,009,000 of the pre- cious and valuable/metals, harvests are abu: no fusion, aud it ib also fully settled | si stries active. finding a good tarket. en "Joary OF course all who are acquaint-|"¥ to the mines resent, and those whq have money {fearful suffering frgm Alaska may Never before lurel to so in- Come. rota Prosperity Louisville G11 The promised pros, ery .» coming ing express rom the West toward the East. In produce this while its ant and all its in- ansas is bending under enormous| crops, which are The bank commissioner reports an increase of $2,214,000 in depdgits oxer thie virtie last year” “Nebrisa farmers, within (he past six months have paid off over $10,000,000 mortgage indebted- ness, while South/ Dakota has de- creased its indebtedness $5,000,000 So Billy Bryan ¢nd his Popocratic followers need sgeer no more about She hag ‘‘arrove.’’ NEWS\NOTES. perity. The rich Klondyde or Reindeer river gold fields are jn British territo- The pioneer Jul lee began yester- day at Salt Lake City, and is one of the West. Gov. Bradley has undertaken a collection of pictures of all the gov- ernors of Kentucky, to be placed in the executive office. The increased production of gold is rapidly allaying the free silver fe- ver, while the teeming crops are par- alyzing the Populists.and curng the cranks. Tillman offers to keep the Senate in session until December, rather than submit tothe taxon cotton bagging, if the Southern Senators will stand by him, Maryland’s wheat crop is 4,000,- 000 bushels larger than last year and the price is much higher. Prosperity items are growing ss plentiful as blackberries, / An Associated Press cable from London says that it is extremely probable that Great Britain may con- sent to participate in a bimetallic conference to be held in Washington aext fall. Even Attorney General Taylor, the father of the idea, has abandoned all thought of forcing a fysion with the National Democrats having the Republicans adopt the National Dem- ocratis device. Only a half dozen are left of the cap see a point as/well as any One |an4q the house. ‘The sudden rise of veee. —— sugar trust stock is due _to the fact Tue convention yesterday was a |tbat, when anyyhing is uncertain sore disappointment to those Demo- | the worst 1s always feared. The set- crats who had vainly imagined that tling of the suggr trast schedule re- it would result in a split in the party | moved the suspense and stocks went ranks. ‘Farley and Victory’’ is our|Up with a boufd. The result would war cry ang will be until the polls |have been thy same had the house are closed ig November. Ricn fiekls of natural gas have been discofered in central New York and i and decorous old state is Globe-Democrat be true that important have been discover- the smaller streams ters of the Yukon St 7 It seems ti is evjoyii _meit of agas boom. -— that the half has never been told cf Mioers have come the wealth of this land of ours. there with nuggets and gold dust amounting to $1,000,000 or ‘Tue pdor old ‘Reglster’” says the | more, and as they webt to Alaska election of the Republican city ticket | with little money it is supposed that means ‘‘nigger equality.’” When | there will be a new stramble to a kK Wat Hardjn went down in ignomini-|"eW El Dorado. For/the adventur- ‘ ous such achance t@ gain sudden ous defeat two years ago, ‘nigger seb 3 p oii wealth is always attyactive. There equality’ was buried with him. But}is q rush to the diggings of young then any old\issue is better than none] and stalwart manly ready to take with the ‘‘Rekister,” all risks for a shage in the golden re- ward, The story/of opening the Cal- ifornia placer nfines is one of many cans at yesterday's convention shows| hardships and/ tremendous labor though in a gepgraphical sense they Tur large outpouring of Republi« hundred or more hgpeful Republi- cans who went to ington imme- diately after the election of Senator Deboe to get thé offices which, it then expected, /would be at once handed out, = / The Czar threatens to march an army across the Turkish boundary unless the Snitan stops quibbling about terms of peace with Greece. Once in motion, the Russian troops would be apt to make a frontier the Turks would not admire. The conference report on the tariff bill was taken up in the Senate yes- terday, but only about two-thirds of it was read, senators consuming much time in protesting against the new rates, There was trouble espe- cially over white ping and sugar, Mr. George Vanderbilt, owner of the splendid estaté and magnificent palece, Biltmore, jn North Carolina, proposes building in Asheville a hos- pital for the tregiment of consump- tion and contagioys diseases. This plutocrat, as A philanthropist, is an agreeable contfast to the demagogue Debs, News of the lynching of Dr. W. L, Ryder in Talbott county, Georgia, has been confirmed. A_ sheriff's deputy was overpowered and the pris- oner taken, One reason given for - that the g. 0. p. has got its fighting | were quite accessible and favorably 9 clothes on, There\ will be no divi-| jocated as to dlimate. By far the sion in our ranks, \We have a good |larger num\eriof California miners ticket and a winner. )The ticket will | were disappointed in the eventual re- ; run like a k jacrabbit and in a short re ot Fareed ae Mi vd y ‘ «4, ;nauts. Many died or were broken — time will be touching gnly the high} down, and the lucky hits’ recorded Spots. were as one to hundreds, California had greater resources than gold, and to these fit mainly owes its later pros- Some one of our Amefyican news- 3, paper friends have been claiming that | perity. bene Srl pd Har will become a) The many patrons/and admirers of] My, William Hepry Robb, of De =, Secretary Sherman is losing his vigor] Gold at the headwateryof the Yu. | forgotten coin. i, 4 ; the LaBelle Park stock company,| Land, Fla., were united in marriage and vitality, But the English press | Kon is a different moter from gold in Quiet still reigns in the strike of} which has become so populer under} jast night at 8:30 o'clock at Grace 4 the sunny and fruitful/valleys where | the coal miners, though it is reported|the efficient management of Mr. opal church, Rey, B, E. Reed have no such ideas, They think that} ii, 49ers wrestled, with fortune, |that efforts are making to induce a] Alonzo Phillips, will regret the forth-| otic ating. ; the old man has more force jand di-!The Klondyke diggings are in a re- | Strike of trainmen on railways having | coming closing of ity engagement} ‘Pye wedding was unostentatious rectness than is absolutely necessary. | mote arctic waste, Where winter lasts] large coal traffic. Strike oflicials|here. The troupe takes the road] Messrs, Henry Burnett, M. B, Nash, ‘The old statesman is good for many] nine months, ghd the soil will not who sought to persuade men to quit] August 9th, but wil/probably close], Pp, Noble and Cook Husbands ‘ a day yet. } grow even a turnip. A journe: work in the mines of New York and/here about tne Ist./ Auother com-lactcd as ushers, and Judge I. M, } Cleveland Gas Coal Company were} pany may be secuted, then it may Quigley, the bride’s / guardian, gave = served with injunction papers. The|not. It will be dificult to find good] the bride away, Tis understood nearly a thousgnd miles is necessary after vig te coast, with much tramping ov ing but a trail exists. All food must be transported to the mines, and at present consists chietly of bacon and beans. Mosquitoes are a terrible pest all through Alaska, They kill even the bears after blinding them, The gold is more deeply govered than Tue present coal mingrs strike will not be entirely without its bene- ficial results. In many instances the operators have voluntarily raised the miners wages and in numerous other instances have done so upon a de- mand from the miners, But this spirit has generally been manifested when the miners stuck by their work, greatly adds to the labor of getting down to the gold-bearing stratum. A miner must spend several hundred dollars before reaching the diggings, and only a few months in the year are available {or travel and mining operations, A’ robust man with af! en Tue men named for the places on the Republican ticket are all well known citizens and will give honor to the party when elected. The con- vention that named the ticket was the city ; it was a representative body | be, * most cayes, would live to re- of voters, condu on a fair and ee oy edhe fen oe com- open plan. No oge who was present} home, Pr former denies that, ‘Th¢ Republicans must when this is d \ but that the * elected. “4, Tue point over which the ‘Regis- * claims that the Sun has been in a ‘‘baretsced eae fatire ticket will be] ough to last through the first year, | t exaggeration.to call it terrible. industries ist except to mine, lie” is merely# Agriculture idimpossiple, If gold is 4, vy 2 nessee. was the case in California, and the{f#ssed by the number of} strong depth to which the grotnd is frozen |¢!aimants from Middle Tennessee, and appointed Mr. Thomas B. Turley,| i. in paducah, dropped who is a leading lawyer of Memphis, J ie; because he is from West/Tennessee, as the late Senator Harpls was, Turley is a free trader with free sil- ver proclivities, My. ikely to be a b Amals before the] orders to go before a Paducah exam- ining board, can get fall information capital of $1090 might make the trip | 2¢Xt legislature, and the chances are by calling at my of the largest convention ever held in] with reasonable precaution, and even | ‘bat he will beat Mr.\Turley, barber shops in the state in the room next door to Detzel, formerly occu- o But the multitude gf eager gold-|have employed Kelly Avent and San- line up and organize their forces;| seekers will not be prudent and dy peng two a4 known barbers, e there is no doubt} thoughtful men, provided with money | to assist us. They will take all sorts of chances to | zors, get to the mines and to subsist there, | past favors, an The climate will be new, and itis no|tinue with ys, and the No | large, we remain, the mob's action is that the prisoner was insane and could not have been convicted. The United States coined in the year ending July 1 more than twice IN THE THEAT the anticipated Arrival of fair pros-| © the greatest celebrations ever seen in | * : ERS, | Congressman Clarg# Gets His Res- olution rough the House, nn 7 ers. -~ NEW ACTORS IN \TOWN, Bills That Go on Fonight—Elec- tric Fans in the Two Theaters. OTHER NOTES OF PUBLIC INTEREST. j The ‘‘Streets of Xew York,"’ a drama in six acts, will be the bill at Casino Theater tonight, and the play promises to prove a strong attraction for the remainder of the week, The \Paul Fanibuseb sourne Mark Liv Fairweatner Paul Putty Dan : Will Conners Easton West Dorothy MaeDonough Lillian O. Bowen Tomght at LaBelle \ Park, ‘The "| was then passed. REGIE TOBACCO GONTRACTS, / We ton, July 22.—Col. Wal- ter KE :\from the committee on ways Mans, reported yesterday the j ssolatign requesting the Pre o mane i it as Wi t all the fabts in reference to the restrictions gut upon the sale | last week's special pi of American tobgeCo in foreign coun- | ¢ tries peri ee is known as the “regie” © ernment contracts, It also wuthorizes the President to enter injo negotiations with govern- to obtelping a modification or re- moval of these restrictious. The res- olution way considered, and Mr. Clardy, whgse resolution it is, ex- plained the necessity of the resolu- tion, He/said that a great surplus of tobacgé was raised in Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia which must find a foreign mar ngland and Germany were the only countries where lobacco could be shipped; to auy of {he other countries it could not be aie except through the governments, Mr, Swanson (Dem.,, Va.) supported the resolution, which POISON OAK Great Diamond Robbery’ will be put on. The cast is ay follows ‘reddy Opie J Atphonso Pbiitips Robert Hill Will H, Evarts James Monroe ©..B. Barrington Bilas Hill [oo atarey sigtns c Milo eirkpatrick Shee Harry Siggins Alice Newton Mildred Emerson Agnes Cagleton Philips Mra, Rc Bridget Mec Virginia ladys Hi The scenery and setgings will be particularly fine. y, thy § Mr. Nelson Compston, of New York, is in the cify. He isa well- known actor, and Claims the distinc- tion of having brought to Paducah the first popular price company ever on the boards here, It was he who made Nellie Free such a universal favorite here, and he came with her to Paducah three different times, the ng her to the regular admis- e, $1. He remained with her until she died of consumption at Colorado Springs. Mr. Compston is oid in the business, but at present is without an engagement. He is just from an Indianapolis institute, where he was ill for three months, and will likely soon enter the stock company at the Schiller theater, Chicago, Another well-known actor now in the city is Mr. Harry E. Daley, the Chicago comedian, who arrived yes+ terday on business, Mr. Daly, although a young man, bas had a wide theatrical experience, and is said to be a clever comedian. He will be here about two weeks, and may appear at Casino theater during his stay. Tonight will be the last appearance at Casino theater of Miss Laura Deane, the soubrette, who leaves to- morrow for Elmira, N. Y., to join a company for the season, Miss Hazel Bourne, a promising young lady 9 years of age, will take her place. Will Coulter, a well known singer and vaudeville specialist, is in the city. Hesimply fropped in from Chicago and met several old friends among the two stock companies. He leaves tonight. “I met a man in Chicago the oth- er day,” remarked Mr. Daly, the comedian; ‘‘who thinks Charlie Reed, of the Palmer, is the greatest man in the world. He came here with a company several years ago, and played to miserable business, It was when the old Richmond House was in the zemth of its fame, and he didn’t have enough money to pay his hotel bill. He went to Mr. Reedf explained matters, and perfectly as- tounded when Mr. Reed, instead of attaching the company’s effects, in- sisted on lending him’ money enough to get the troupe out of town.’? Actor Harry Drigcole, of Casino, has a most wonderfyl faculty for re- membering names/ and faces and facts, especially /concerning show people, He is a Walking encyclope- dia on all matters appertaining to as many silver dollars as came from the mints during the’ whole existence of the country prigr to the crime of ‘73, There is no/immediute danger mountains where noth-| Pennsylvania coke field is now being] people without engagements at this attacked, There is some trouble in Tennessee because Gov. Taylor did not appoint Representative Benton MeMillin to the senatorship. Mr. McMillin is a free trade Bryanite from Middle Ten- Gov. Taylor was embar- Mr. MeMillin is We have fitted up one of the nicest pied by Detzel for atestaurant. We Ouf motto is polite at- ention, clean towels, and sharp ra- Thanking our customers for asking them to con- publi¢ at Wi Lorr anv Day Tannzy. 14t¢' Nose and ceived instruction from commissioner of pensions on the subject, James A. Woopwanp, Notary Public, the stage, and can give the history of actors and actresses, andin what they have played, as far back as twenty-five or thirty years. —- time cf the season, There are now ele.tric fans in both the Casino and La Belle park theatres, and needless to say the many patrons of the two houses appreciate them, even if they were & Igtle late in get- ting here. / a Sensation, always popu- in this morning unexpectedly and the caliope attracted many people to the wharf. ~~Pensions, All persons holdin French’s examination e. I have re plied with receipt books and sub-| * seribers are requested to take re- ceipts for all payments on sub- ip tis Suo Pub, Co, Dre Ed ialty, Eyes, Ei ky And a Story That Hangs ‘Tereto. DETECTIVE HERE LAST NIGHT Looking For/e Circus Man Who Was Péisoned Here and Died WILL SOE THE RAILROAD COMPANY. Mr. M. F, Taylor, of Indianapolis, was in the city last night on an im- portant mission, He was tracing his brother-in-law, W. E. Jones, who came here on May 25th at Barnum & Bailey’s circus, left on May 27th and died short time afterwards on an Illinois Central train. Jones took tickets at the side show door. Sogn after the circus located here, inf cutting a small vine or shrub with his yocket knife, to get it out of the Way, he was poisoned, The vine was evidently poison oak, and Mr. Joneg accidently moved some of the sap to his face. His hands ond face soon became greatly swoolen, and during the day he became blind, and was taken to the Palmer House. He improved sufficiently to leave on the night of the 27th of May, two days after the circus, and was accompanied to the depot by Runner Hardy Little, of the Palmer, who purchaséd him a ticket to Indianapolis, aud claims he put |} him in charge of thé conductor. It appears from statements made last night by Mr/ Taylor, however, that the man was carried to ville, and therg transferred to a Balti- more and Ohi6 train, being around for four or five days» before he finally reaghed Indianapolis—dead He died on @ train. Mr. Taylor's object in tracing his velative, according to his story last night, was two-foid, He is collect- jag evidence to nse in a suit for dam- ages to be brougit against the rail for several horses and considerable other property left by the dead man, the whereabouts of which is unknown to his wife. The dead man's name was found on the register from Toledo, Ohio, also the day he left. THREE WEDDINGS Solemnized Last Night in the vity. The MeNett-Robb Wedding at Grace Church @ Quiet Affair, M’NETT-ROMR, Miss Ella McNett, of the city, and Mr, and Mrs, Robb will reside here, GAINOR—=6 58am, Rev. Mr. Duncan, at the home of the bride in Mechanicsburg, per- formed the ceremony that anited Mr. Charles Gainor. GREENING—M' MATION, Mr. Joe A, dnown carpenter, and Mrs, Alice N. Gossam and Miss Clara, idence of Mr, pM. South Third. Justice J performed the ceremony. ‘ STATE OF ONC LUC ) CLPY OF TOLEDO, } I Aw COUNTY.) " ENEY makes gu ra FRANK J, CE NEY | t Pim | t D DOL that atarrh | g tin thy |e p18, | ° J. CHE T a 4 | 01 ous Of the system: ved HE Sold by Druggists, Hall's Pawily Pills ‘The Sultan wif comply when the re fhe bast. Bargain Prices order added a number of arffcles not men- ments of those countries with a view| tioned in last wee! road company, and is also scarching | canal the Blac! est battle ships, Weing 1000 miles long, 213 feet Mide at the surface and 115 at phe base, and 28 feet Baltic, with Cherson, on the Dnieper near the Black—sea, McMshon, a well-|run from Riga into the river Dvina, Greening, well known in the city, | Whence the canal were married last evening at the res-|Sepel, and the pens and Dneiper lkins, on |tivers S. Ganster|Cherson, and itis proposed also to a network of danals as will aid great- that he is; couatry, will go on night and day at a permit- will fall far short ,of the actuality, mand for her iron and a products, , as adver- | ised, for a few days longpr, and in to make this wefk's sales more attractive than eyér we ha e 6 bargains, NS GOWNS in stock a splendid line of laflies’ gowns, up to $7. 50 apiece. This week we will sell all $1.25 gowns for only 9g¢; all $1.00 gowns for 87a, cheap. A good bl&ek hose for only sc a pair These prices are very Best brown domestic only 5c. Extra good pleached 6 1-4e a yard. Good percgle, 31 inches wide, sells for ro¢, our price this week 7 3% inch percale value, r only 10¢ Shirying prints in light colors, only 3-20 per yard. \ \ Bargains in Men's Shirts... All $1.25 Xud $1.00 shirts go for for only a 121-2 7 All 50¢ shirts for 38c. Don't forget oar special price on all wash goods, fontinued from last A Final Crash ot i xtraordinary Offers. Goods must go within two weeks. gains, more values than ever realized before; offers that are matchless and : : Telepnone 118, FREE. Greatest reduction, biggest bar. J oO H N in the city. A N. footwear a; colors, all styles is the time to buy and toes. H. DIEHL 310 Broadway. —IS HEA) QUARTERS FOR—— Holiday Grocéries, Fruit Cake Materials, Apples\and Oranges, Fresh-Canned,Goods, &c. HOME-MADE LARD ‘A SPECIALTY. Cor. 9th and Trimble Sts, ms a es — A HANPSOME PREE ITE Rocking Chair sence | > DORLAN’S, < This is something every one enjoys in moments of leisure, and it is a tiityg of beauty for the home. *? FREE TO OUR CUSTOMERS + COMB TO U FOR YOUR DRY GOODS; FINE SHOES AND FURNISHING GOODs. Kindly br; We gf YOUR FEET to us. 1 fit them neatly it small cost, - DORIAN, 205 BROADWAY, PADUCAH, KY. inspiring. In order to satisfy yon as to its realty we; simply price you goods at and below cost Ladies’ and Intants’ Vests. We have them—a large stock at 3 cents a piece |Ladies’ Hose. Extra nless hose, worth We, slaughter price only 5¢ our Large white quilts at 4 Cross barred mustin at 4's, Yd, wide bleached muslin, 4 Yd, wide unbleached muslin, { | Dimity, worth 8440, now Se, Imported Organdy at 13c, 18 35-inch Percale at 6¢, 9c. Gents’ Underwear. A large assortmentiof fancy balbrig- gan underwear at and below cost, + 28e.] 1 Shoes. Shoes from 25c to $1.00-a pair. Gents’ $1,00 fancy bosom shirts and other styles at 47e, If you want anything in woolen goods, both novelties and black, re- member it is to your iutegest to see ours before buying, I @an save you 25 ceuts on the dollar,/ Don’t forget the place. Come at Once in order to get first choic J. Ho Edelen, 214 Broadway. RUSSIA'S BIG aa A Canal to Cofingtt the Baltic and Blagk Seas, ‘CH, and big ditch, which is t jaltic seas, the carry the larg- deep, and gonnecting Riga, on the The canal will which will be used to Dvinaburg, will be cut to L T utilized Arom thence to cover all the rwer regions with such dey lopiug_the surrounding he steamBhip voyage be- ween the two seas will) be reduced rom twelve to six dys, (as travel! ly in peed of seven mileg an hour, The timated cost is $96,000,000, which nd Germany sees inthe work not uly cheaper food, but @ new de- ‘or six powers agrée, which makes the| 4, definite, 1 A fine blacksm a in rear of my stable, Posse given August rat. ¥j6 . A. Grauper, »,| Also various temperance No, 1382 DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF... Russia proper to connect by|182 South Fourth Street. DAAADAADAD SB moe a Rose & Paxton Office over Citizgn’ Saving Bank. Telephone 174. - F. J. 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