The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 6, 1897, Page 1

: r » VOLUME 1—NUMBER 283 HURRAH FOR WRIT OF KENTUCKY.) ABEAS CORPUS Rich Gold i hae: in Hardin) Taken Out for George Bryant County—Great Excite- Today. \ment. ; Chileoot Pass. will not be wholly yithout re will be one rgfind trip a mont This moythly servic on the first of Igst month, and whi no route is will be via the EO M’BRIDE, FROM Thi sae STRIKERS ATTEMPTING VIOLENCE ria Prospect ef a First Class Lynching hileoot pass. Arriyed at Noon, But Failed to| provision being m Identify Him,--Another of matter, M for other Expected, | five steamer trips via\ the Yukon . in Minnesota. / river, and the last of the five trips See will be started from Saq Francisco _—_— A i, 1 BRYANT WILL pt RELEALED. avout September 1, It is doubtfu OTHER LATE TELEGRAPHIC WEWS. —— part of September Mr. Ed McBride arrived at noon|"8ually frozen over, from Henderson to identify George Elizabe\htown, Ky., Aug. 6.—|Bryant, alias Thomas Anderson, the|*tent of five tons in weight, and by Gold has found im Kentucky. negro arrested day before yesterday | the time the maijs now on the way A rich strikéhas been made in this} for the alleged murder of Jeff Han-| Teach the Circle Qity district and are county, the dirt assaying $60 per] cock near Hendet in May, 1888,] forwarded into the diggings into ton. Prospect are already rush-| Mr, MoBride exawined the pris-] hich the rush has been made the ing to the scene Of the discovery andj oner and said that he tgoked like the} PTospectors will be well supplied with Jeases of the surrgunding territory| right man, but thet ha could not|tesding matter. are in demand. The contract swear positively that he was the right en ae me nustet deme " MUKDER AND SUICIDE, i. Hancock, of Hendergon, tele- PRAISE FOR GAGE. . graphed that if McBride could not Terrible Action of # Grand Kapids | identify the man he would 0 some Merghant. one vie weed, and Marsha! Collins} Lavish Encomiums Heaped Up- 7 telegray back that McByide could A : Guand Renigh, Mich.» Aug. 6-—toot dcnity itn, hewce the other, 08 Him for His Changes chant of this city, shot and killed bi man is expected from Headerson to- in the Civil Ber- vice Rules i night. pire sa Fran, Dommcmed, bisieat — 150” Seadshal Ccitinn bien ivan in dowdt all the time as to whether he had the right man or not and said this after- pari "Mello oy | Dot! His Order Has Satisfied Reformers e would re- lease the prisongr tonight or it he} “Md the Spullamen Who came and faijed to identify him he Were Honing for Office, ould release him 08. Major Joyinh Harris, as attorney for the prisoner, this forenoon went] Washington, Aug. 5.--Courier- before Judge Bishop and took out a] Journsl.—Secretary Gage fs wearing writ of habeas corpus for Bryant.|a broad smile of er tion these The case js set for trial at 10 o'clock | warm summer days. split in Monday morning. It is extremely | his face is due to the lavish eacom- likely that the accused will go free,|iums heaped upon tho President for as it will ba well nigh impossible for] the recent civil sepvice order. Gage any one knew him nine years | is the father of that order’ It is not ago to identify him now. quite so far-reaching as he intended | it to be when he started out to frame pons meee sll BLOWN 10 DEATH it, Bat it is pretty good for a start- er, Next time he may do better. OLD ENMITY THE CAUSE, Employe of the Knoxyille Peasion Office Murders His Deskmate. Knoxville, Togn., Aug. 6,—Frank Altle this morning stabbed and killed Lorenzo McConnelh, his deskmate, Both were employes jn the pension office. They were old enemies. LYNCHING IN PROSPECT, Death to Be the Pugishment Fer Assnulting a jo Girl, Crystal Fallg, Minn., Aug. 6.— The miners bere forming a mob —__— Hepes some fae, rae es litt. of © white ing the protection civil service Fone sng | Fearful Explosion In a Fire In} rq 15) tar jobs + os apt and = Timbers. " a that. his would shield h{m ffom the attack o the elect. Then it was that Assistant Secre- tasy Vanderlip came to his reseue by ‘Says He Has Not Inthutdated Wit- nesses at Barbourville. ‘ hagas ss gape seer ves were lost ip explosion whic! Middlesborough, Ky., Aug. 5.—| took place last eyening Manag a fire 7 Lotumate friends of Congrgssman Dave| in the Northwestern grain elevator, | *£Se#ting that a clause be inserted Colson stoutly deny the ‘report pub-| 9: Cook and ‘West Water streets, |! the order providing that henceforth lished in a Louisville’ paper stating | phree of the dead are firemen and|®° clerk should be ae i that he was on the scene with a COm-| ihe body of another fireman is known out written charges and plete arsenal and was attempting toto be buried in the ruins of the ele- | M4ity to reply to them. intimidate the court, witnesses and [ yator This was shown fo the President- all connected with the uefense. Col-} “yrom the force with which the ex-| Tbe latter knew Ahat pretty nearly son claigs it is the work of political] iosion awept the sot on which they | #l! contemplated changes in the civil enemigs, and will in all probability] were standing, (t is certain they must} *et¥ice having been made, such a take Jegal action against the paper in| have been instantly killed. Kither} ©!use would yot only be ample pro- eSestion tor injury to character. | ine barsting of a hoiler or the explo- tection againgt 13m from the} Interest in the case increases hourly] sion of mill dust Oaused the awful | leaders of the vivil ser but at the aunong the friends of both parties 1D] payoc, same time protact su clerks as had this city. In all, fifty-one firemen were in-} Deen promoted gr appointed since -——— jured, Besides these, « f fire-} March 4, last, from the assault of CAPTURED A TRAIN — |co ‘sod “pascerscty’ ‘Sere uoorace men apd passers-by were more or Democratia administration. Jess cut and bruised by glass and fly- therefore, he accepted ing debris. suggestion, and the LAST CHANGE, ne Miners Apparently Determined to Have a Free Ride. Prominence was given to this clause in the order. But nothing was said abont the 450 fat jobs placed at the yption of the spoilsmen. Have Possession of # Train and|To Reach Klopdike By the Yukon| Te valaitiated swallowed the order ' A : ‘ a great advance. Praises began win pidge’ se ditt Pay River Koute Before the to fall upon the administration like Their Fares.--Troops io F , snowflakes in the Arctic, Thus at Called For, Big Freeze v'omes, one stroke the civil service reformers Gage Poto- | one, and the spoilsmen re pleased F Months Other Prospectors|swiles. And all's well on the Will Have Longer Journeys. mac. —Arrangements for Mails. eigonene Seattle, Wash.,\ Ang. 5.— The here Were Only Eight Men at steamship Clevelan: to the North Amerigag Transporta- tion & Trading Compapy.sailed for St. Michael’s today with 209 passen-] Dawson, Ky clared they wouldAot leave the train} gory, ound for Klondike, and 5,000 | to the Times).—Since misleading re- until they reached Little's station, |1.4' of freight. Passengers and] ports regarding the conference of where they proposed to join the men} +,.\.n¢ will be transferred to river] silverite leaders at this place have now in camp there and assist in} toamors at St. Michael’s. gone forth, it may bé well in the in- forcing the piners to quit work, The Cleveland is the last steamer] terests of history to reveal the tardy ‘The train was finally pulled into a year to connect with the Yukon|trath, Previous reports had the con- sidetrack, where it still stands to-| ivy boats from /St. Michael's, | ference largely attended by represen- | Washington, fud., Aug, 6.—Over 100 marching strikers from Linton arrived at Elnora, this county, yes- terday morning, and about 9 o'clock when a south bound freight train on the Evansville & Indianapolis rail- road pulled into the station the strikers boarded it./ The trainmen ordered the men gff, and they de- TRUTH ABOUT IT, that Dawson Sityerite Con- ference, Aug. 5,—(Special CIRCLE CITY WINTER MAILS, A Monthly Trip to Be Made Over Washington, Aug..6.—The hosts that have emigrated td the Klondike gold fields during the past month postal facilities during the Aoming winter. T ircle City unt July 1 of next began Batton designated, it service carries Qgnly letter mail, no mail has been carried so fat under 4 contract for whether the last expeditjon can pro- ceed all the way, for fn the latter whe Yukon is allows the carriage of mails to the the Whole journey of )2 miles having THE PADUCA REVENUE VIOLATO h Catches Wesley Price. le ¢ An Exciting Experiene: ¢ Prisoner Wanted Also at Benton, Had Quit WILL BE TRIED MONDAY. i ow arrested neat Birmingham, Marshal county, y uty U.S. Marshal LaRue, barge of violating the revenue laws, of * !reedom’s Corner.” The dep- uty marshal reached the place, and inquiring for the town marshal soon {found him. Ile then asked where | Price resided, and the house was pointed out to him. He asked the town marshal to get tyto the buges | with him, and drove past the house. Depew was in the yard, and after getting about a square pagt the house descended from the vehicle and leisurely walked back. “Is your name Price?’ he asked, “No, it’s Depew,”’ mas the reply: tim “Yes, after my grandmother.’ “Well, you’rg the man I’m look- ing for,’ copcluded the revenue officer, as he Jaid his hand gently op the prisoner's shoulder. Depew’s wife a3 soon as she }learned that her husband was under arrest, began to. cry, and dis- torted her face into all kinds of grim- you knew how ugly you look- ’ the offiger remarked, ‘you'd quit.’’ Mrs, Depew tearfully slammed the door in his fae and vanished. Mr. Depew’s sister then proceeded inté One of the streejs, and instead of there having hysterics, had a regular old time fit. There was great excite- ment creaved in the village over the ‘arrest. The officer drove back to Bentow, made {a five hours. 4 “Your man mast have been wait- ing for you,”* the sheriff at Benton said, when he péalized what a quick minion had made. replied the officer, léarned that there are two indict- selling whiskey without « lic another for catrying conc ons, veen looking for his over a year. the city, and released on bond until R. Puryear, ter's worth of whiskey for a friend and when he delivered’ it had the money which he hag’ paid out of bis own pocket, retuggied to bi, PLAIN WORDS. Foreign Admira ‘alk to Tur- key’s Representative on the Igland of Crete. Capea, Island of Crete, Aug. 5.— The admirals in oommand of the for- eign fleets in Cretan, waters today fn- tormed the Turkisy governor of Crete of their decision to prevent the Turkish squadron, which left the Dardanelles on Tuesday last for Crete, from staying in Cretan waters. | The answer of the goyernor was that he had received gy communication from the Turkish government deny- ing that the latter had despatched a fleet or troopsto Crete, Rand stating that the Tupkish squadron, concern- ing whose movements there had been so much comment, was going to Sigri, island of Mityiene. UNDER THE HAWAIIAN FLAG, Pacific Mail Ste Will Sail From San Fran- mship China cisco, ~ San Francisco, Aug. 5.—The Pa- night. "The strikers are sitting about |r weive or fifteen yoore steamers are} tative silver men from all over the upon gars, apparently well contented. | vo to leave for Alaska this month| state, when, as a matter of fact, the! Deputy Sheriff Ray Hill was sent to} with prospectors tor Yukon, but allfattendance at the pow-wow was| the suene at noon yesterday, In re-} wi go to yea and take the land|eight—John Rhea, Bill Goebel, Ollie| ply tg his demand that the strikers | route over the White Pass and canoe} James and five others. Sunday was, abandoy the train they said they! down the river. a warm day and the natural /dryzess | would moye when the train did, not) Among the paseengers on the} was accentuated by the rohibition| sooner. RaiJroad officials arrived in| Cjoveland were-Capt. F. M. Ray and| laws in force here. In yew of these | the city last™eyening, and today) ieyt, Richardson, A., who] facts it can readily be “imagined that | asked the court to Order the men to} win) he followed next» spring by sixty] weighty subjects wore not discussed | pay for their transportation or get off} soldiers from Fort Rusaell, with any seriousngss, and most of the! the cars. Lo , time was spent iy affection: atten- | The men were joined last night by tion to the bottles which » hundred from Alum Cave pad Jack- _— rees, with rare foresight, had brought Hill, Sullivan county. : Will be Established by the Borax | with them, Of course there was talk | Troops were orderey’ to Elnora King Near New York of Bill Goebel for-Governor and Ollie this morning in order to force 'he . Ra James for congress, but whoever men to leave the traja, There msy| Oakland, Cal.“Aug, 5.—F. I. heard of a silverite conference where be trouble, a8 thé men seem deter-|Smith, the *‘bofax king,’’ will e3-|:he chances of the mined to have a free ride. tablish a millign dollar refinery near] joo were not discussed ? i New York, 6 employ 200 wen. The “ Hiei tariff bill placed a duty of heel! W. Va., Aug. 6. 6 a ton upon imported borax, giv- Bibi sy, tie-up promised by Or-[ing Mr, Smith an opportunity to ‘ Rae has not materialized,;compete in NewYork with borax IMMENSE REFIVERY Atkinson's Sa Washington, Aug. 6.—Ggy, At. kinson, of West Virginia, hag written areply to the Iabor leaders who re- To TieUp Here. erie from # few man at Clarks-|imported from Turi and South | cently conferred with bir’ regarding and « vides no addjtiona to the| Ameri The new refinery will be| the miners’s strike, tefing them he burg, (hers eanawha valley all. but favors free speech and will accord Smith, The borax wilJ be shipped | the strikers all the Jatitude the state Nor- one mine are working. Op the re strike entire-'from Southera Califorfia in a raw|!! jows. He gays mivers will not folk & Western the 6 has from valine Jy disappeared. ; / the principal one ni by Mr. * | atios conferrees for of- cifie Steamship Company steamship China sailed out of the port of San Francisco today flying the Hawaiian fing. It was decided yesterday by the officers of the company ‘to place the big vessel, which is the crack ves- sel of the Pacific mail fleet, under the Hawaiian flag without ‘loss of time, and it is said in maritime circles that tuis action on the part of the comp?ny indicates a belief among the o ot the gompany that annex- of the Isjands is likely to be ac complished in the very near future. TO OUST GOVERNOR Senous Fightin Ohio Over the Urbana Mob Tuyestigation, Cincinnati, Aug. ¢ A dispatch from Urbana, O., says the feeling there is strong against Gov, Bush- nell for attempting to oust Mayor Ganson and Sheriff McLain, that there is serious talk of ingtit counter-proceedings to gitst Bushnell on the ground phat he failed to do his duty to furptsl the neces sary militia force Ao suppress th mob. Deputy U. S. Marshal La Rue WENT TO FREEDOM'S CORNER, Wesley Depew, alias Price, wre terday afternoon by Dep- i on @ ‘The arrest was made in the heart “Don’t they call you Price some-| ‘but be didn’t know it-” It was then | this mornir The Benton authorities had} the Monday, when his examining trial} Te will be held before Commissioner J, } "0 He claims he only boyght a quar- | %° te Se REL OVER, @ Franke Gang in Default of Bail EXCEPT MRS. LI Examination Was the Tried € EACH UNDER H Sam Franke, Ay Mrs. e Franke, charge of rece were lield to ans The prosecyt afternoon, ani clined to testi evidence. They wer this morning waived the other cases ynd bond « s Mee fo and Mrs. Franke was jthe sum of $400 for to answer before } DAILY Ases Exdept the One | are Do you need a Lawh} Mower?’.We terday uied in the Advertising ts the Motive Power to Business. Rubber Hose. ” We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, | which we sell at the very lowest prices, ranging TIE FRANKE, | from 9c per foot up. The best hose | in the oity for - - - i2ec | | } r Goes to Jail} | Watyed In All can seil yoy one for, $2. GEORGE 0. HART &/ SON Hardware and Stove Company, 7 ANOORPORATED, EAVY BOND, ce eC ler g \ H josed late in the ex over sl) 109-11 74N. Third-st 308-307 Broadway od a $1000 | mA. L. Franke 5 = — yecoguized in | _— SO TID. . 2 | Me GCLEPVWEOWLLS BERLIN CE WO I OLS her appearance} ¢ grand jury at) Q% ite next September sitting. 19 ~ Pete Griffin, J. Wy Perkins and J Our Shoes 2 ‘ Kid’’ Carroll, in the various cases| 97 Ara se4 e i against them, algo waived examic| f Are like pretty women: E nation, and their bonds were fixed at | | : p 500 sack 13 All Stop to admire them. tion of the tourt did not ap- | Q ly surprise the prison- J Franke would at times / ed tears il mood. bond. All y cept, of course is som Fra but little conda Government Ch; istran Comes Up On bat ber husband appeared er of tha five w: SAND BAR Being Cut Away From Near Gol- Civil The Green, Ox}Blood and Chocolate in Oxfords and Lace age beauties, and the beauty” y ces are so/low everybody is byying them. Have ~ you tried a paif? If not, call in and get a’ pair. ES proape — re g¢~ A | | | | Engineer a Visit. 5 Fe i) soe ‘4 J™ @)\' 1 ait CC. Camera Mr. William E) Christian t-| i = , = - f gemem Sere CLEARANCE SALE. — f Cincinnati, rg on the Fowler - > A government fore ments at Benton against him, one for rerere. days | nd | big andbar 1 n front of rise in the river Depew, aliss Price, was brought to able to do. The undertaking is e camsiderable t Engineer \ Christign ynda today. Indiana Strikers Bring Out Our Sullivan, Ind ers in the Gree strong, the c under the pmmand Pickett, who wa famous Coxey 5 regular army forced ea route Littles’ and Vetersburg will be joined by They are wel sup; sions, and have appoit missariat, who are th miners and John Hurley. They will goto Kqatucky as as they cau get tliere will endeayc men now working in ( state. Strike Com Atlanta, Ga., Aug. at the Fulton Bag an which was begun We refusal of the white fe to work with newly employe woman labor, and one hundred gir the bleachery and pregs r en 1200 now agtuali es “Will ion ¢ United St Pac Madrid 3 y of this gity, Is that +” ) the United States Goy vent has sy) < te. “ate. Tern Mn = decided to wait four njonths on , i j 2 ification of.Cuba, and t Fac-simile’of Linawood Cigar. Liked by everybody. accu mplis t 1 States will tection of the Loquirie this announce’ e Lim a call, GOMING TOKENSUCKY. Joha Cox, Edward to britig out allof the| was wade yesterday, when between ses | FOUR MONTHS MOKE. — | hed by t New Uarber Shop Mr. H. Mayes, tt barber, has opdged a 131 Broadway, Fran tand. He doc I hag bee r Fresh bargains added every week, Prices not mentioned in this advertisement go as heretofore. { 3 eee $12.48 ‘ ‘ Commeficing this week we will give FOR CASH $7.48 favp they boo |g Buyschoiceot any ofourt BQ per cent. or one-half off |auys choice of any of wed a ows jour $10.00 suits. All likes, sadiwil aes oe obs a k olay on all gur Men’s Straw Hats. Wedahs iid he GRE RS aS For 10 days only we will sell choice of| any SILK TIE in the house For 35 Cents Cash, $9.3 $4.50 Buys any of or $6.00 4 me, as well as will return to! q i | | mire ee of My of patent leather does: 25 r |) our $12 x r cent. offof all others wit ry to] f suits No old’atdek Former values '$Q.ts, 75 cts. and $1.00. eda rab abe Miners. q ee _ | ” pet ? 9 =the nie! 4 Cash only B. WEILLE & SON’S, y wareh to] J Buys at. 4409-411 BROADWAY, these prices. A ET TTS PADUCAH, KY. Jor Mid‘Summer Clearance Sale Greatest*Bargaipstever known.$ in Fine Footwear. t the | with prov ated their y 2-| | by land, and| Wemines of the 4 | "bose trike| $5.00 Shoes reduced to $4.00. $ civ peg el 4.00 Shoes reduced to 3,00, _- ad seehives| 8.00 Shoes reduced to 2.00..-“"). | ', 2.00 Shoes reduced to [1:25. f es ‘X60 Shoes'reduced to. .98, wi: ted we i "_ : \ q < on ale | Come and see what Values your y on strike. money will buy at ta 306gBroadway. Wait for the! k. CEO. BERNHARD'S, of Cuba. ee | ‘Herald | “ You’)! like it too. Ask for it. ——— ——— / BETTER’ TIMES Parliament Reorganiced Are assuredly upon us. Yo w il desire goof! clothes. i . Eog:, Aug Our line of woolens is exactly suited to eyery taste. sl Ul $ 0 lf Ar ment was reorganized this Call aa anacsine theta? $14.00 jf Pants to Ort- $3.75 833 Broadway. | TAILORING. ESTASLISHMENT. ye well known ' p