The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 27, 1897, Page 1

‘ ” 2 , uF } the Senator letters were building inspect Newport building. So Says leaving the {mpression/ that he slated for something big. In fact, STRIKE IN WEST VIRGINIA FAILS] {2% Lake Champinin, —e * The President Rendminates All Appointments Uncomfirmed By Congress, | sellville tonight, a. 9, Moe oh home at Sparta t M4 i REXSEWTOR ooLIjrLE 1S DEAD. "an McKinley. McKinley will revoke order putting the internal department under civil service. will open up hundreds of good plac to Republicans, PROM THE YOKON ‘TO THE COAST. Nantucket, N.\H., Ju 7.—See- Tetary Sherman dapies most emphat- feally the rumor that.he will resign as secretary of state. revenue aS BAD NEWS FOX STRIKERS, Yow Certain That the Strike in West Virginia is a Failure, Wheeling, July 27—The strikers uow admit that the strike in this state is a failure. Th hardest efforts of the Isbor agitatord have been direct-| , Montreat, Can. ,July @6.—Mr. C. ed at the miners in this state,but only] H+ Wilkinson, Canadian representa slight progress tas heen made, and| tive of the Brisish Yukon Mining, today hope has about bean abandon-|Tradicg and ‘Transportation Com- ed. The miners in this state broke] P*2Y, Which company received incor- the great strike three years ago by | Porstion at Ottawa a few weeks ago, Tefusing to go out, and it now seems] Sted today) that it 1s the in- that they will break thfs strike by | “ention of his company to proceed at their refusal to join, “ [once with the construction of a rail- raad connecting the Yukon with the coast, The road will be ,built from | deep-sea water at the head of the} ‘Lynn Canal,’ an arm of the Behring Sea, across the White Pass to the headwat the Y Washington, July 27.+-The Prosi-| a distance of tty aliens eee ent has renamed all Ahe appoint-| Mr, Wilkinson stated that ments that he has madg that Congress] neers of the British Yukon Com i 3 are now surveyir nina . vd f neglected to confirm. Their commis- + than “ | © sions will not be issued until con-}through the Puig Pon ym predog As firmed by Congress at the next ses- » And that the | truction of s wagon road, the sion, but the appointees will enter preliminary to the } \iding of the upon their duties at once. é railroad, will be begun early next CHURCH TAXES summer. From the point on the Yu- ‘on fiver which will be the inte: TOBACCO CHEWERS. | terminus of the road, ‘to. the 4kion dyke region, the distance is ¢ Methodist Stewards Adopt a Noy.) les | This is euly navigable ‘a . sonts and canoes in summer, and in 1 Method For Raising the winter the driving on the ice af- % Keyenue. fords a satisfactory means of com- Montgomery, “Ala., July 26,—|™unication, The stewards in the Methodist], Tbe British Yukon Mining, Trad- church at Albertsville, Ala,, finding} '"8 904 Transportation Company wad their church revenugs insufficient, | °'8*Bized in London about two years have levied an annual tax of $10 on} ®° [ts capitalization is £1,000,- each tobacco chewiyg member of the| 00, aad theshareholders are wealthy dion. plan is said to] Pugtishmen, including prominent work admirably. bankers and fifteen members of the Britisy House of Commons. Mr. Wilkiason stated that the company Sargent, Ky. , July 27.—The Hard-] had asked the Dominion government shell Baptist, church in this place was}to guarantee 3 per cent. interest on destroyed Jast night by fire, It is}its debentures to the extent of §1,- Bupped to be the work of incen-] 500,000, which amount is the esti- 4 diarie,, mated Cost of the construction of the Murderer Hanged. road through the White Pass, Philadelphia, Pa., July 27.—Pas- quelle Duerello was hanged here to- ) day for the murder of a little child British Trading and Transporta- tion Company to Construct a Railway. b* UNCONFIRMED APPOINTMENTS By Congress Uaye All Been Re- named By the President, ‘ahaa ANOTHER RICH GOLD FIELD, U.S. Co smmits Suicide, | S¥scessful Workings in Mexico San Salvador) July 2 7 s: That Rival} “tondike. Consul Munchmever committed sui-] City of Mexy oy ae * cide here today by shooting himself] 1,6, \ WF iket: when is peda With a pistol. No causéis Kuown for} nia yy yj. fev: oped in the state his rash of Gecrrero foore ld will be taken Ex-Senator Doolitt! “alge a ‘di Baca n racenboro, Masy., July 27.—Ex-] r) c excotter sults cod) labor 1s 8 so pie ane Of Wisconsin, died cheap aod \wairr shan-tant, even io age wie mortiog the dry seadon, © -uiner, an old Californian, reports $24,000 worth gold in May. and his average is $15,000 a month. The Indians in Sonora, who work in'@ crude way in e local gold placers, only operating n 10 pressing need af money, get returns for very little labor, FOR HIS VACATION, President MeKinléy Leaves for Lake Champlain Jat Noon Touprrow, Washingtony July 27.—Arrange-|aud an explorer who” bas recently ments have been completed for the} heen through the remotest regions, ripof ihe President and his party] states that Sonora will equal Califor- om Washiegton to L Champlain. | nia in its palmigst days asa gold The palacé car Hazelmere bas been} producer, assigned for the use of the part will leave Washington over the aylvania road at noon Wednesday and arrive at Jersey City about 5p. ‘There the car will be transferred the West Shore line and again at FAlbany to the Delawgte & Hudson, Sover which road it will arrive at the tination, Bluff Point, about 6:50 ek ‘Thursday morning. ‘The ident and Mrs. McKinley will be] A Freight Blockade Already That pompanied by Secretary and M. Usniiot WP ~dicoken jer and Secretary-audl Mrs. Porte eiiieea Ait. IT 1S IMPOSSIBLE For Newcomers to Reach Alaska This Season, For larshall County Remembered, Washington, July 27.—Rome Bur- t was today appointed postinaster Birmingham, in Marshall county, Ww EAT. BOOMING, Port Townsend, Wash., July 27, ‘The steamer City of Topeka ar+ rived todayArom Alaska, She brings news that the Klondike fever is on everal applications for ver the proposed is said, the Presidept has assured him the appointmewt will be made CLEVELAND'S REVENUE RULE WIL be Revoked by President THE DIAMOND IN ALLARD'S POSSESSION WANTS ‘$20,000, Maj. S. R. Crumbauxh, of Hop= / Seeretary Sherman] kinsville, goes home thip afternoon, | Mrs, Jogi Most Emphatically, it| C. 0. AMard. |ALLEGES FALSE IMPRISONMENT, Senator Debod left tor Marion yes- terday afterngon over the C, & O., and Congressman Rhea left for Rus- House Telegrapher’ Was Arrested and also left for his » aera | Tried for Steal iny His Diamond, Washington, July 27.—President Cleveland's | Mrs, Josephine Spaulding today » brought gsnit in the cireuit court This *geinst Oliver Allard and his curator Mr, C.K. Jennings, for @20,000 lamages for false atrest and {inpris- j ontrent. arrested at the instance of Allard on last May 28, on a charge of stealing & $300 diamond pin from him, the warrant having been issued by Judge D. L. Sanders, of the police court. She was tried and duly acquitted, and claims that the arrest and prose- cution of Allard was false and mali- cious, and asks for $20,000 dam. e8, The case is well known. Mrs, (Spaulding also lives at Brooklyn, | kept house for Allard during a tem- beration occasioned by ex- cessive drink, She at first claimed she had lost the sparkler, gut it was subsequently found in the possession of a hostler at the Paducgh transfer stables, She was acquitted of the charge of grand larceny at the exawining trial, however, and the diamond was turned over to Murghal Collins, who in turn wave it to Sheriff Holland, Mr. C. 8. Jenninga,Allard’s cura tor, now has it, baving gtven the sheriff a receipt for it, and its @wner- ship has never yet been established, and can be only by civil action. Ma- jor T. KE. Moss is Mrs. Spaulding’e attorney. HARDIN STAR ~_— Hands—Bonght For $800. Changes Now Owned By a Free Silver Re- publican and a Sound Mones Demoetat. A. E, Cross apd Wm. West yes- terday purchased the Hardin “Star’’ at Hardin, Marshall county, from ephine Spaulding Sues The plaintiff alleges that she was tie only daily morning paper pub- i#lied in Central Kentucky, and by the fuet_ of Lexington’s being a rail- THE 5 I REET / road center, with, trains going ia! RO LER ' popes every direction early in the morning, it can cover a large area bafore any / It Now Bobs { Up Serenely Aga, of its rivals can reach its territc It is crisp, bright, newsy, and {ts ed- itcrials give it rank withthe best papers in America, Suspicion points to Col. W. C. P. Breckinridge as the writer of many of ity editorials which have made the Be Steg so much talked about, thouglimiis name does hot appear as one of its editors, ond the rule of the management is not to let the writers of the editorials be known, But the “Herald”? is for free trade, sonnd money and good] And t¥ Warranted For the Offepse eroment, and Col. Hreekinridge us always stoud for those things, A CITIZEN THROWS AT IT c he Engineer Gets Puuéd For Running Ie LUNATIC ESCAPES, GASES Jack Brigman Allowed Too Many Liberties at Hopkinsville, TWO FUNKY IN COURT. Deputy Jailer Grady today re received notification from the Hop. kinsville asylums that Andrew Jack- son Brigman, who recently at- tempted to kill several people] near his home, out in the} Warrant against Mr. James X. Rob- Clark’s River section, had been al-|ertson, the well known druggist and lowed outside privileges by his at-| Proprietor of the News, charging him tendant and escaped, being now at] With throwing rocks at him and the arge. roller, So far as could be learned, Brig-] | Mr. Robertson, in retahation, inan has not returned home yet. swore out a warrant avaingt Engiveer prhinssed wo Snticsd Miles fot unlawfully ragning a port- MAYOR OF DOGTOWN able engine on the public highway. Engineer J. B. Miles, who opetates the street roller, went™before Judge nders last night and Swore out a They are very interesting cases, and came up before Jadge Sanders this morning. Congressman (C. K. Wheeler ap- peared for Mr. Robertson. In be- Arrested On a Peace Warrant This Afternoon. —+—- that the roller came along near Mr. Robertson's drag store, at Fourth and Broadway, yestexday afternoon and frightened Dr. Reil*s horse and also Mr. Robertson’s horse. Mr. Robertson shouted to him ta stop the William Dunrage ‘‘Mayor’’ of}machine, but he either didnot hear Dogtown, was.srrested this afternoon|°T did pot heed, so Mr. Robertson hy Officers Jones and Harlan on a} shied a few bowlders at bim to re- peace warrant sworn out before} ind him of it, but his aim was poor Jacge Sanders by Bob Tidwell. and it was all be could do to hit the ‘The complainant claims that Dun-|gtound. While the defendant w: nage has severa) times threatened to] Willing to plead’ guilty to the ab cut his throaty and thet he believes {there was « desire evinced by E he will do it if not restrained. gineer Miles to introduce evide ‘Tho caw will be ventilated in the| against the defendant, hence the case police court tomorrow. was left open until tomorrow by | ‘eile Judge Sanders. In the case against Engineer Miles Congressman Wheeler read the fol- lowing Kentucky statute: seqTIoN 1343, PoRTARLE ENGINE— Bob Tidwell Is Afraid Dunnage Will Out His Throat, REV. G. W. DUPEE Celebrate® {is :70th Birthday— Long a Resident of Paducah, OPERATING ON HIGHWAY: Rev. \George Washington Dupee,} Any person using, operating or » Pastor of the Washington |™oving any traction or portable en- et Baptisbeburch, is 70 years old|/gine on *y along any highway or co sur through his untiring/efforts that the} shall be to warn all persons of its large church of which he is now pas | @pproach, and render such assistance Editor L. C. Starks for $800. Mr. Cross js a free silver Republi- can, while West isa sound money Democrat. What the politics will be is a matter of conjecture. The ‘Star’ heretofore has been Republican. LYNCHING BEE Threatened at Murray Last Night. A Negro Arrested on a Very Grave Charge Yesterday. Randall MeNichol, a burly negro living at Murray, was arrested Yona charge of assaulti aged lady named Mrs, Tutt. He met her sxbout dark Sunday night and seized her, making the remark that it was rather late for her to be out, She escaped, and he was captured near the tool house at depot by the jailer and-two private citizens. He then came near being killed, say- ing he had just as soon die then any time, and his captors had their guns presented at him, but did not fire. The case has not yot been finished, and there is much indignation over it, and was considerable talk of lynching bee, but it failed to materi alize last night, JO A. PARKER Says the Populists Will Vote For Him. the increase-at Juneau, nearly every a able bodied man there having gone Ml Going Upwards Towards the] or prepared to go to the rich fields, Dollar Mark, Authentic reports direct from Dyea . .g . are that there is now as much freight Chicago, Jdly 27. Wheat iodsy | niled up at tho bead of the -inlet as sapaned 74 conte wad I atl | tho Indians ay pack over the Divide WASHINGTON NOTES in the next eighteen months, This amount of freight will be more than doubled when the steamers Queen ® , and Mexico, now en/ route, arrive, Viait the Papital, This condition of pffairs practically Washington, Jifly 26.—R. C, Mo-| precludes the possibility of hundreds Clire, of Louisy, concluding that a] of the gold seekets reaching the min- in the hand is worth two in the] ing region this year, >) 1 the position of r imMinnesota on a $2,200 per yeat) Mr, Me- also puts a string ‘pn this to effect that in case a better posi- ean be found later he/is to havet Secretary Bliss agreéd to this, t it is hardly possiblgthat the bet- position will turn up. Mrs, Margaret Thornton drop Private Secretary Lyons says that| ead at Midway, Ky., on hearing Mr. Deboe's mail yesterday was the of tie drowning of her son at Franke for three, weeks, just because fort, q atriotic Kenpackt Who About Mero ddd Mi Commandery Meeting, Paducah Commanilery, No, 11, K, will meet tonight, —_———— Don't fail to attend the band con- eert, Ramona Park this evening, Free, it That They Will Haye Nothing to Do With the Democratie Candidate. Mr. Jo A. Parker, populist candi- date for clerk of the gourt of appeals left on the Hopkins this morning for Livingston county, where he will make several spgéches in the interest f his candidagy, He stated to a UN reporter that the article in the ‘Register’ a few days ago, relative to a reported coatition of Democrats and Populists in favor of Shackleford was without the semblance of truth, and that he was the Populist candi- date and deemed his chances as good as those of any other candidate. He will be down in this part of the state tor sometim: ‘king Speeches, A First per. The Lexington ‘Herald’ wide field, which it ig/taking advant- age of and puybing its circulation throughout all the Blue Grass. , It is |line. has #] panies say vor, was erected, “He has made his] 43 shall be né0s#saryto--secure the venty years of life very useful to] Safety of all such persons; anQany Q on failing to comp! h the pro- Il be fined re than €50 tis race and fellow man, and no col-| Pe ored man ip’ Paducah today stands] Visions of this se higher in phe estimation of the people | 2Ot less than $10 »>~ » for each offense. Tt was then shown that no messen- than does Rev. Dupee. He has at- tained great influence among his peo- : by having always espoused their] ger Was kept in advance of the street zlts and having taught them the] roller. Engineer Miles stated that he had who sometimes preceded the proper way in which to live, and is still hale‘gnd hearty, aud bids fair to] ® A live many more days of usefulness, | engine in order to warn passers-by or The white people, as well as the col- | get horses out of the way, but that he ored, hate great respect for him,and| bad never been authorized or in- the good example ‘he has set for his] 8tructed by the city to keep one con- race to emulate. stantly in advance of the machine, rence | ever done it. lers left this case, also, Ju Sav AND COMMENTS. NEW open unti txday, and has beeg the recipient of /public —pateWay or lane tu this state, | many presents from ‘his congregation that is moved in whole or in part by asd hesdé, steam power, shall send, and keep at Rev. Dupee has been a resident of|'ast 200 yards in advance of said Padueah for many ygars, and it was]engine, a messenger, whose duty it | ES Lbree young men left Arlington : ; for the Klondyke gold ds, carrying RELL WAS CHRISTENED. their own sopplies and $2000 exch for expenses, The South Side Station Gets a The sheriff of Obio county and four New Reel, other officers fired twent ight shots Today the South Side Fire Station in a vain attempt to arrest Ben | received what was to # appearances Long, wanted op an indictment at and purposes a new hose ree! It is| Uartford, only the old reel, however, made Samuel Alexander Piper, president}pright and new. It is a thing of of the First National Bank, of Mays-| , ville, and one of that city’s most valuable citizens, died of heart dis-| gig not give Brtisfact It was ease, some time ago turned Oter.to Mr. A. | The Republigans of the Cloverport| W. Greif, the well known blaeksmith, Senatorial district nominated Robert] to be remodeled, and as it stagds to- M. Jolly, of Irvington, for Senator, | day is entirely new with the excep- tarving down the irrepressible news-| tion of the spool and front end, new paper starter, Mr. Will Sterret, wheels, axles and frame bejng sub- Dr, Samuel Charles, one of the|stiluted for the old. best known men of Richmond, Ind,,| 10 addition Mr. Frauk Digel has has made public the fact that he has|made it doubly attractive by a new completed plans for building an air-] coat of paint and artistic decorations ship to sail to the Alaskan gold fields] that would be a credit to any artist. There was a repetition yesterday of} ‘The reel is now worth $1,000 or the recent, almost daily, occurrence | M0Te, more;than twice Wat it was be~ of anew low recgrd quotation for| fore it was remodeled. This morn- silver. Bar silxer'and Mexican dol- | iS it was taken around from Mr. lars were down ‘4c in sympathy with Digel s to Mr. Greif 8, and) there the decline in London. christened by a crowd of friends of as <5 the two gentlemen, who enjoyed an The Central | Coal & Iron Com-l impromptu barbecue, with xefresh- pany averted astrike on account of ments on the outside. four months’ arrears in the wages to miners by promising two pay days in each month, The men are all at work today. uty aud a work of art. ‘The reel was in several wrecks and at It Four nicely finished Riley's for 50 cents, His friends bere are confident that ages Maj. Sam. R, Crombaugh will be Wanted 20. Girls appointed to a good position by the] ‘To make cigars who hatewhad expe- President this week. Private letters| rience, Call at ios Sots from Washington stage that he has] street, the choice of five lucrative places and will accept o@ in the Treasury Department. The 000 a year, cont ‘The Pacific Qoast Steamship people} All persons-knowing theinselves in- are much exercised over the action of | debted to the firms of Régers & King the Treasury Dopartment in making}and John Rogers & S@n are hereby Dyea a sub-port of entry, which they | warned to call and settle the same at claim was done at the request of the}once at my ollice, No 127 South Canadian Pacific Navigation com-|Fourth street, and ther save to pany, through the Dominion govern- | themselves costs, as 1 will\be forced nent. The local steamship com-|to proceed by law to collebt same, this wilY turn the gold] unless otherwise settled pr ptly. ‘unters from the Hast to the Cana- Ep H. Purfear, photos Four nicely finished photog at salary will be} Riley’s for 50 cents. It halt of bis client Mr. Wheeler stated | { P| Palace Shoe Store ian route to the injury of the local Received of Rogers & King and John Rogers & Son. d26tt LAT Buyschoice of ar $18, $20 and $22 Buys choice « children st find suits in t ing from $4. UCAH DAILY SUN. Rubber Hose. Advertising is the Motive Power to Business. DON’T STAND STILL. I | TEN CENTS A WEEK We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we gell a tbe very lowest prices, ranging from 9¢ yp ag up) The best hose in thé oftyfor -f-. . © -« I12ec fj. | J « De-You necd/a Lawn Mower? We $12.48 simere suits, b worsted except $3.75 Just Received Are assur Our line of y vor" GEORGE | Hardware a s 109-117 N. Third-st (SSSA WHAT .THE..CA Another big li ur MideSummer Come and see what Values your , money will buy at CEO. BERNHARD'S, -~-5 Brestway. Material goo as grows BETTER TIMES Call and examin 333 DALTON'S another Lot of Manhattans, swellest shirt on carth. 409-411 BROADWAY, PADUCAH, KY. can sell youdne foe. RT 2 SON Stove Company, . te nd MOO Ff 308-307 Broadway 2 RL IGLEQIM IY Fe Our Shes Are like pretty women: All Stop to admire them. The Green, Ox Blood and/Chocolate in Oxfords and Lace are beadties, and the beauty is, the pri: ces are so loweverybody is buying themh. Have you tried a pair? If ngt, call in a get a pair. Geo. Rock & Son, 321 Broadway. ft Pe PRES OCT WILL DO | > $7.48 $4.50 | of] Buys choice of any off Buys any of our $6.00 AW | patent leather shoes; 20 per cent. off on all others. 20% OFF On alb€assimere pants, $9.38> an {Bays choieé of f £1 2¢ fresh and new st6ck. 25%, Off / greatest coat}Op‘all our black pfnts. No_ better inywhere. ire choice to be ie of $5 Negligee Shirts, new and nobby patterns. Also, Bo a cd Sea Clearance al Greatest Bargains ever known in Fine Footwear. $5.00 Shoes reduced to $4.00. 4.00 Shoes reduced to 3.00. 8.00 Shoesreduced to 2.00. 2.00 Shoes reduced to’ 1.25, = 1,50 Shoes reduced to .98. Sempfanty viieh ores ose, SHAS ta Order ites $14.00 adway. Pantsfc Order $3.75 TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. B. WEILLE & SON’S, Paducah’s Only One-Price Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters and Shoe Dealers.