The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, July 28, 1897, Page 1

Advertising is the Motive Power to Business, DON’T STAND STILL, Reaches the Careful Buyer IF IT’S IN THE SUN. VOLUME 1—NUMBER 275 BAD CASE Baid to Be‘Against One Randle PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1897 ia September, and that nothing hat [* occurred tégauee any doubt about f” his appointme Tae Senator also said that there wou be no hitch in the sppointment of the other men recomrended by him Yo the Presi- | Damaging Wreek at dent, including the surveyorship for |ing to withstand the extreme cold. Last week a greajfnany people sur- vived for weekson salt pork without eny vegetablés of any kind. Just before the first boat arrive? men who had gold enough to buy a dozen farms begged with tears in their eyes BIG MEN THESE, ‘lose. Illinois Central Inspection Party Ninth and | MeNilley, WOW IN JAIL AT MURRAY, ——- His Case is Set For Next Monday--/ Will Try Their Hayid In the Land. Threats of & Lynching, ASSAULTED AN AGED LADY. ‘There strong probability that Randle McNilley, at Murray day before yesterday on « charge of attempted outrage, will be lyached. ‘This iafotmation came from Mur-| Steamer Excelator sailed for Alaska Tay this morning. McNilley, a8 will probably (be recalled, was arrested for assaulting Mrs, Tutts, an aged and highly respected lady. The Callow mes"? says of it: “She was going from her home to neighbor's when, it ig charged he grabbed her from pebind. Her Screams brought neighbors to the W%scue andsshe negro fled. He at first retused to be arrested but # pair of bulldog persugders in the hands of determined mex soon brought him to terms.” ‘The trial was set for yesterday, but Continued until next Monday,and the ner was remanded to jail. It appears that pudlic sentiment Grows stronger against hin every hour, and last night there was more talk of lynching hiw, Today there are still stronger Ubreats made against bim, and it was Openly predicted that as a lesson to others preaisposed te such conduct he would be summarily dealt with before the trial. MeNilley has lived abput Murray for the past two m8, working on the railroad, and at odd jobs when he hail nothing else io do. He is large man, and his reputation has never been the best. eae es RICHEST QUAPAZ LOUATED, Alaska Prospectors Make Apvother Big Strice in the Hills, Jaly 27.—The re. londike reg'ons re- indicate that supply of food is running Haws are npt to be liad at any price, bat could easily be sold for $50. Cheese sold at€2_ a pound, crackers ‘at the same price atdraisins and such delicacies even higher, It is expen- sive living, but wien the Yewel Ia. den witha supplies untosds anil its y ry low. Canned for a few potatoes or a little pork Some persons who took up claims some distance™trom regular camps died of exposure aiid starvation, KENTUCKIANS GET THE CRAZE, of Gold afd Snow. Louisville, Jsly &8.—Thirty young ‘men leave loifay from various parts ot Kentucky for the Alaskan gold elds. OFF OR ALASKA. the negro arrested | Another Ship Load Leaves fur the Frozen North, n Francisco, July The today with 400 p aboard, and s large amount of freight. PLAGUE OF MOSQUITOES Proving Fatal to Children in New York and New Jersey. A BUSINESS PANIC IN MEXICO, Caused By the Unprecedented Fall of Silyer, STEAMER UMBRIA SINKS IN MID-OCEAN, New York, July 28.—A terrible Plague of mosquitocs is setting the people of this city and the Jersey coast wild. Many childrea have died as a result of poison trom the mosquito bites. This plague is new in its fatal effects. -HOW IT WOR Goes Through, HAD A COUNT, TOO. Satistaction With the River Front Improvements. REMAINED HERE BUT_A SHORT TIME. At 12:10 today four elegant pal- ace cars backed inio the Union de pot. ‘They vontained several of the biggest railroad magnates in the United States, it was a special train bearing the inspection ; arty gf I! inois Central ollicials to the Oaio Velley road, to make an inspection of this, the Iaiest acquisition <o the great system which already borsts of 4,304 miles of track extending into (welve different states, In the party were President Stuyvesant Fish, Second Vice deut J. 1. Harahao, Assistant ¢ eral Manager M, Gill Col. J. B Lyon and Count Piola Cose' all of Chicago, the latter two “going capi talists and scockholders in. the rail- road, The par‘y was met here by % master J, J, Mynn and Suph W. J.j Harahan, who left with the party af- ter the departure of ihe 42 :10 south bound pasewuger, for Princevon. From Princeton (fey go to Hop- kinsville, thence o¥er the Obio Val- ley road. They emo here via Ful- ton. Second Vice President Harahan, while At the Union depot welked down and took a look the new double incline, and a the gra that has just been completed for river front improvements “What do yon think of the work?” he was #sked by a teporter “Well, I haven't seen mueh of it,”’ was his pleasant reply, t it has the appearance of ‘being well per- formed. og the continued, ‘is a very costly improve- meat, and a great advantage to the city.”” Mexico City Suffering From a Severe Business Panic, ll 4 — nine cedented Fell of Silyer. , Mex., July 28.—The business circies of this city are fuf- fering from a business panic caused by the rapid fall of silver. The pre. mium on gold is incressing every The party remained here fifteen minutes or more, and. wi!l probably come through Paducsh on its return. FINANCES. Claim That it is Necessary cure the War Inde Berlin, Joy 27.—Tue “Gezette”’ says that several powers, including Germany, aye Cologne ot the Vice-President Harahan Expresses ‘And that road arotnd there,’* he C. M. Baroctt, dering his initial service in the Sen- ate. He left at 6 o'clock last even- ing for his home in Marifn, Criiten- den county. “I sbali spend a few weeks wind- ing up my law busisess,"’ he said, T sho!’ make some the campeign this fall.” The senator said he would atiend the state convention on August 10, In speaking of the prosnects for Re- publican success in November, he said that the pirly would win by a safe pluahty. He thought the gold Democrais would poll a fine vote, speeches in auld Move the Custom House, War bingion, July 28.—Collector have the custom house for his disirict moved from Richmond to Danville Tue people of Richmond are gi exercised over the proposed removal and are in exposing many obje>tions $, J, ROBERTS AND 6. E. SAPP Made Collectors of Internal Rev- enue Today by the President, and Mayfield Will reil Before the Pree- Padues ident Comes Back From Is Vacation, Wash'netor lent today a July 28.—The Pres- oinied Nem J. Rob- eris end C, E. Sapp collectors of ine sevnal revenne at Lex pgion Lonisviile respec: ively and More Ofii.es for the Bows, Wash'ngion, July € rule of Cleveland in regard (0 revenue deputies was 1¢- President McKinley today. ts in over five hundred good Repub- 28... The civ places that can be filled by leans. ‘The office of dep collec: tor at Oweusboro, given to E. T. Franks, is facladed in tis order. Washingtén, July 28. — Daniel oweevey, of Olio, was today ay pointed consul to Cork) Ireland. DAMAGE SUIT Aboat to Be Filed Against the Paducah News, Dr. L. T, Cooper, of th Jobn W, Yerkes is trying hard to}? istor Deboe has gaiged in flesh and then will take “a few short trips, | TA Switch ¥ A Central Fi Fw gua was in on ed yl be mo: E bad President e President J. T. Vice thre abou ley road on with ly woeck Trimble Streets, NOBODY WAS INJURED. Not Tiirown and in@.ives Cra hed Together, the L OTHER ILLINOIS CENTRAL NOTES ai collision of Minor 1 about 2 inter= nd the no one was locowotives occurre: lock this morning at vo of Trimble stre 1, but fo:vunately sine No. 1190, in charge of Pat G.ogan aod fireman hud Josy arrived fre 7:50 passe be!lng unc peer KH ie 1 cfier pled Cond bonse. n charge of en- ec ¢ firemen Hanter, iry the trai aud bad start mY hy towards L hack to th ble and il h thrown ran out, t rast he water oder knocked ly bent and th t off. Og ine 2, e@ plot No. 1190 QS wheels were kao FR ident r Harahan ¢ nisville, Stuyvesant Fish aud Harahan passed igh Paducah on ay special train it noon ea route to the Ohio Val- to make a (our « le pught ihe ‘Li's we tae L. C. E.n. oO. V1 Paducah’s Only One-Price Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters and Shoe Dealers. We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sel! the very lowest prices, ranging from 9c per foot | The best hose 12c in the oity for Do you necd a Lawn Mower? We can sell you one for $2. p. GEORGE 0 Hardware and Stove Com 109-117 N. Third-st gy Are like HA ANOCORPORATED, & Our Shoes pretty women: All to admire them. 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 apair? If not, call in and get a pair. Geo. Rock & Son, 321 Broadway. Bota YBa thy B. WEILLE & SON’S, RT & SON 303-307 Broadway cious cargo is taken to the diggings there'll be # great feast. The laiest ramor from Alaska is of e Quaker} 3 cay. Silver is lower than ever in its ¥ history. The leading business mon of this city are gfraid the panic will the discovery of wonderfally rich} esiend throughout the country, quariz in large quaptities on the many failures are repozed and others Stewair river. Partieuiors are vagae, fare hinted at, and beyond ihe fact that the ledge is 8 large one that tue rock assays $300 Doibing can be learned. This, if true, will mean much for] The Loss of Lif. the Klondike district. The Stewart river ras into ihe Yekou pot far ‘ above Daw nd it is roasonable} = Lerslou, July to suppose that the placer gold now] reacted here cr the being found below. may have its ori-}=ieawer Urilvin 5 gin in the wounsains at the head of |' 8 Wes the Stewart river and neighboring] great difficulty Blreaws. pessengers were The Alaska ‘Seorelllight” publish-| every CLAIM TAKEN. esa letter from Wm. Moore, at Fouricen-mile Camp,Skagwn, Alaska, sm Bialing tuat the While Pess peck]No Chance to Get in Near the tain to the summit of the pass wes Klondike Diggm.s at opened for travel Jyly 16, On ‘This Tits. reaci'og the summit tve traveler i ‘ upon ao almost level country,} Ssn Francisco, July 27.—Eveiy ade (othe lokes being thiriy | ¢laim withio miles of the Klondike is o the mile. The distance from] ‘taken up, and neariy 5000 people ave salgwater to Ue Toocdi lake is thirty}at the Local diggin * Whang! bid i oli to tke} got in late have gone furiher to the " iF ns er of ett attns yiang nce| Northesst of the Klondike, looking MS ietoalirt ag Fae the Watson mines!” “Phe writer of this article is forty-five miles. Both rouics|for new locst’ons, and the maiter of rd Weel i & a 4 Ki ee Tad West | pleasure of meeting Dis. Cooper and from the svmmit ave rough rolling} hunting gold in Alaska bcs resolved ra na, New) Eugiand ®t) Poyne, and from their appearance] , county, for the most peri open, w th] itself into a propovit on of finding the] !airmont, and conversation they seem to be plenty of geass. for feeding stock, | mother lode and new pockets, gentlemen in every sense of the water aud sufMlc‘ent timber for al!} T. J. Kelly, a prospector, bes are word. purposes. From salt water to y@lrived icom (ue Klondike, He brought They left on the local freight for summit stock and pack horscs can’ 94,000, Vadueah yesterday afteraoon where @riven (bvough easily, Mhe K'ondike craze hrs struck the they iatend filing suit for $25,000] , Mauve element berd. Compe- damages. ‘ a all kinds are being organized, wii Athe signs and window let! svings are appearing with marvelous ra- pidity in the pr'ncip:! business surcets, Medicine r, is in Plaintiff. $7.48 $4.50 y off Buys choice of any offBuys*any of our $6.00 All} patent leather shoes; 20 per cent. offon all others, $12.48 any of out y $9.38 3uys choice of adopted ti@ siendpoint th-t the evacuation of Thessaly by Turkey ean not bedemanded uoless iniem- nity by Greece is paid or gvaranieed As payment of Sgdemniiy vy a loan |, 18 out of the question, ihe only al- ternative, the ‘‘Gazeise’’ says, seems {o be international control of Geek Suances, and unless some such gu ur- antee is fucluded tn the (reat peace between Greece au} Turkey, it is questionable whether Germany Wi!l recommend the Sultan ro accept the trea.y. Laompson, of De up today Buy $18, $2 and $ Coaduetor 1 : the Mem th ‘ 96four $10.00 suits. ona The Paducah “News is about to rp pave a libel suit on its hands, says y Mayfield ‘‘Miiror.’? Drs . Cooper and A. 'T, Payne, rep- osentaiives of the Quaker Medicine so. were in the city yesierday, se- unng afidavits from the loce: au- hozities proving something they pub- ished to be untrue. The report published in the ‘News’? accuses Dr. Cooper of biga and as having been arrested bere] cir, ; some time ago on that charge Ai i eB the time the report wes published |, , ihe office dida From the] Dr, Cooper claims to have been in civil ia’ Georgeiown, Ky., and the item came . . . “Rt to him in print as a suiprise. - Wheeling, July 27\~The A few days since Dr. Cooper strike 10 thie staie did not show m2 4} went to Union City to sell his medi- chauge today. At Falymvant tie} and while there m Mongah mines added # anmver o°| it the most men to their working fo.ce, w tthe city Lago 160 men employed, about two- vi lone an injustice by said article, aad ale : : of the force beforp‘the stiike. Kisbiy |‘. pow securiag evidence with wacch| men cume into ihe fieid fo Cou- News Publishing 2 ; nellaville, and were pui io work in the fresh and new stock. $150 | 25%, Off | 20%, Of atest. coat]On all our black pants. * a ssimere fered to] They are choice goods, | O'all -<assimer¢ be They are $6]No better to be found|In this stock you wi anywhere. find some choice goods. j Isuits. No old ste | worsted excepted $3.7 evel NOT UNDER SERVICE N MID-OCEAN, » Barr @5 to Inter. Oltice | So Holds duc pet Revenue Deputies c — ro] children s find suits ing from $4.50 t “vented With vants. Dr. ed D a marshal for Kentucky this morn U newly sy Ss c t ft the Ny vc crew and won a vi United Siaies| J Lovisville | ing thai) ory a ‘ er big line 4 i Shirts, nd nobby patterns. Also, Just Received Another big line of $1 Negligee rts, new ai y another lot of Manhattans, swellest shirt on earth, 4409-411 BROA DWAY, PADUCAH, KY. © FREE 0S ELT g in the ust ‘ga TO WORK. it thy pot come Large Moyement of ¢ West Virgitta t of-| a1 i tee James 8S. | Summer Clearance Dale Greatest Bargains ever known in Fine Footwear. r~ 5.00 Shoes reduced to $4.00. 4.00Shoes reduced to 3.00, 3.00 Shoes reduced to 2,00. 2.00 Shoes reduced to. 1.25. 1,60 Shoes reduced to .98. your cines, vied one ion stose in the case of} prominent young 1d the posi- | He clams he has boeo < < oder M to prosecute the Co, for damages. were under the] had the}. it ; pon ‘the s » Gaston Tha “ailoe! ne footing | s there OFF FOR HIS VACATION, had been no « be] leputi¢ hoy held eitice at will and convenience of the mar- 1 ir term of ¢ t expiration of the shal who a The President ne Dat Will hat Think of P. Mayfield, 3 ed a e of the ma The Frosperous Farmer, A DOUBLE KILLING, Weshington, July 28, dent left this afternoon fo tion on Lake Champ'ain. He will appoiay (he M.y.ielu, Pa- ducah and Lexing.on postottices wile absent, SENATOR Di BOE Talks State Politics to a Friends at Lou'syilte. fhe Presi- yet tae Feom Loi ‘Lae farmers of Jefferson county eve doing well with their potat ibis yeor, A commuter saw ove of e most forebanged of them, who wes an old aoquaintance, going into a broker's office y-si aday, and, fol wing vim up, found him buying some bonds. ‘ Hello,” said he, * wy sed frveud, are you iudoving yoar elves aud trytng to come Conpon ¢lipyer?’” “My commuter”? he replied, + I sold my potators at 40 cea el end Led to bustle for custom. 3 yearT have just «losed vd yrop at $1.80 a barrel, 1 want <0 javest wy profi » Dut tog hs band to 100. v3 Words quietly Du ets ears, Vin da “you will iida lea cilver Da‘en-| nan ‘n my pre 1 2's ye. v,? All persoa:-srov, *y themselves in- for the campaign ibis fa'l, nsor{debieu to ie fms 6. To ers & King Deboe informed Mayor Todd thai |and John Vingeis & Son © ¢ her Jast before leaving Wesbingiou ihe | wornec wo cl apd seu'e the President sxid, to b'm: “I willlonce at my office. Ivo, 13 Pp» ie ‘T wo Mounta'n Desperadoce Fight it Oui, teaburg, Ky., July 28.— Canada May Charge Royalty. ‘ams aod Joun Sowerds, of this] Vancourver, B. ©., July 27.—It ace, eng: ged in a fight yosterd-y}is reported bere that the Dominion ‘nd the result is that, Willizms wes government has decided (o place a t and insian led by Sowerds, royalty on all gold mined in C: after tue for.ne lly, stabbed the} dian teivitory in the Yukon district, / P Jaticr. and that a corps of officials will leave | ; Odme and see what Values money will buy at CEO. BERNHARD'S, +) Bloacway, ke oe but it is safe to efuses that the mot will be refus Few to y fata oppi Sena'or W. J. Deboe held o ference ai te Gali House yos'erdoy afirvnoon wih severtl §prowicen Re_ublicna si.ie po! day’s Covrier-Jon val. number were: lus: ace Commis- sioner D. N, Comingove, of VP auk- fort; Secretary K. J. Hawpion, o the Republica siaic cen.ral com.o.i-| | tee; United Stgies Marshal A. D, James, Mr. A He.v, and a'so Mayor Todd. The sudject of dis von was n i ronage and the outlook /1 th con- ING OF STARVATION, here immediately to enforce this de- DYING OF GTABVATI cision, It is probable that the Cana- dian government will build a telegraph Gold Diggers Wish Haneceds ol) om Linn cansl to the Klondike, Dortara Covld LuyNo Food, | aod tint a system of reserving alter. Dulath, Minn., July 27.—W. A, | mae sections will be adopted, Fooie of (his cly, Was just recarucd The Latest Trust, from Seciriey waere be uad a numbert Heri, Jod., July 28.—A_black- of .a.e.views w'tuimiaes who fike beriy irast has been formed in Brown josi cerned fram the Me 88} couasy and ive object will be to raise Mae siori of the vvasi richness OF ne rice of veriies. The crop this the covatty, M . Foot year is 80 large that the’prices offered most beyond beyoud Deli ‘lo not justify the pick'ng. less one Uses sufficient food for at Jewst cigatemn moots he is likely to KILLED IB FRIEND. —— he wa it, Men wiih ffer for the want of it, thousands of dollars’ worth of gold eee eor F MAKKLE TS. Vicians, says : Awoay, Ch wheat ve Uae | oy 4 out And, 4A fac simile of what.dc. wilt puy for the asking. Material good as grows BE Call an closr at TTER TIMES. Suits to Order $14.00 opened at $4.15 t $4.60 suzedly upggrtis, You wi ! desire good cloth: i f wootens is exacily § iied io every taste 810 cars. (09 vustie's | h ne Perhaps He ' des. were de: ing for bread jast be- Ran tue Yokoo Loaded. appoint Mr. Sepp as collecior before fore ihe vost «sue Ap “ly a che sp ‘rg.’ Pe ple who had ooisions at e'l oply had enovgh ‘o Madisonville, Ky., July 38.—John Tleave on Wednesday for my vaca tion,’” Scott accidentally shot and killed his “$0 you may look for bis noming- Fou ch streei, and (ieredy save to themselves cosig, as I w''l be forced to proceed by law to collec: same, vvless o: herwise se.tted of Avie t¢ 8: 7.000. Hopel #8 Deadlock revsed 33a “Broadway. Pants to Order $27.75 ompily. Joly 28,— e " id would italy the OWO wanls an ea wall supplies at any piice. Many guffered ‘rom want of proper cloth- friend, Frank Costell, while playing! tion tomorrow,’’ said Ale Senatot. Ep H, Purvean, with a pistol. - Seoit # crazed! He told Mr. Comingore thet his 9 | Receiver of Rogers & King and John with grief over the accident. pointment as collector would be made] Rogers & Son, d26tt E'::betb ov, Ky., ‘Tue s'!ver sendioric! coaveni'on j hopelessly de:.clotked. DALTON’ TAILORING ES'TA “LISHMENT.