The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, August 30, 1897, Page 2

RAILROAD TIMK ‘i ‘Ye be 1s, The taot{moustrocity hw TABLES, THE PA CAR DAIL SUH, of the past few months. hea P. 2% nding it necessary to ‘ na eke i: tay b tis tt The meeting was notable for the seck for a new issue is shown by the “4 vent utterances of various members| *bsence of old-time leaders and the] ot th self-appointed leaders ty favoring postal savings | Presence 0! vain itn hs tases pi who were utierly incapable of mane | ble basis for the next Slt of the election will bear us out in this assertion, the majorities running | With from 450 to 600 1n favor of the Re- 4 "yall Dre st des n captured by Wheat Up; Silver Down, > adi aa sii abit Nashville, (Chattanooga & 8 Railroad, PADUGAN AND MEMPHIS DIVISION, $ Footwear Headquarters. Published every 4! Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING INGOKPORATRD, SOUTH BOUND h . ny 8 am 11 a8 pn new stock of} embracing all and ffects in styles. We] ndreds of in ent ‘Tue president of the ‘Register’? | publicans, sourn nouND Publishing Co., Mr. Wilhelm, deems As to the Hon. V For all the latest designs in Ladies’ and Gents’ fine tootwear. For all colors in Tons and Greens, For all widths and latest toes, H. DIEKL & SONS, om 310 Broadway. ties with Astra t ke room for fall | Telephone 310. Novelties, rivals, : Po an oe Oe ee 8 0pm #10 hin 4pm 218 pm 5 es diey,{who and domestic able to st you hr attern 1 piece FM, Fisher,J.R. Smith, R.W. Clements, 3 OR Williamson J.J. Dorian. it necessary to come out in an edi-[headed (he Republican state t ket, | torial denying that the owners of the} beiog an A. P. A, this is true; he “‘Register’’ were ever members of the] was gotten into the « ler inder e A. P. A, The Sux bas not accused | tenuating circumstances and now sc- them of being such, but it is a well} cording to his owa statement is as known fact that a great many people} ashamed of bis assvuctation with them that Mr. Wilhelm the] as is the editur of the ‘Register,’’ representative of AP fod 95 y bad known] language sufficient to express h's cou represeatarives on the ticke there] tempt for them. being one in every wa dl but The ‘Register’ CORRESPONDENCE, ond, and it was generally believed] of '95 is aliributed to the action of rheBeniritvelts Correspondence Depa‘ Tthat he represeated them in that] three mea; if this is true, then these spent iD Tey withinthe limi of its circe fward, ‘The fact that the A. P. A.’s/men bad vast influence, being able to recon were will'ng ‘o (east (heir interests in} turn the scales from a usual majority reference to one of their} of about 400 into a defeat of 56°,| bushel. ‘The silverites will have to de- | horders would indicate that]The Sux has asked the ‘Register’? | Modify their arguments, with bis views] to name the traitors, but it is rather ‘ae , THE DAILY SUN tention to ALL local, bap- igs of fnterest in Paducah and. vicinity ot Reiclec tt ral news, Which will be ae ligeas space Will bornmit without Fee Bart to expense THE WEEKLY SUN 104 to the interests of our ‘countr: fectarasd Will at ail times be newsy aid fertaining, While keeping, is reader: On all political affairs and topics; while it wii Be a fearless and tireless exponent of {ines and teachings of the National oan party. pm 615"pm pm aun am Wii} give spect Muscouieta Covert Sloth, | Granites, Nicltons, Broad “loth, Cards, etc. 60 TO— was A.’s on}and now the | ‘8 | thought Silver and wheat have parted com | pany lately in a way which will spoil many of the arguments in the tons of Pamphlets and books now betng circu lated by the silverites, Instead of tag ging around after each other and al ways keeping near together they have broken apart and are so widely separat ed that they have lost sight of each other, While silver has gone down 18 cents per ounce since July 1, 1896, wheat has gone up over 20 cents per goveraor cannot the ticket of pot Ucke 0 $eC- claims the defeat INOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD TLE AND MEMPHIS DIVIIONS, No ta Ae a A A a a a a ADVERTISING. Haves of advertising will be made known on application. ‘OMice, Standard street. ee Daily, per annum. -» Daily, Six months. Daily, One month,..... Daily, per week.. My his haads i: mrixtt the plain Hosiery Bargains.’ own members, they were acquainted feelin: as regards their teach-| too much of « coward, and has not eee ee ee Sliver aud Kain, Professor Francis E. Nipher has just discovered another one of the many evil effects due to that aw “orks of 78." Ho finds that the rainfall at Monticello, Jones county, Ia., dimin ished from 68 inches in 1875 to 18 inches in 1895, It is remarkable that the heavy drop from 87 inches in 1892 to’ 18 inches in 1898 corresponds to the heavy fall in the price of silver, De not these facts demonstrate clearly the intimate connection between silver and rain? Is there a farmer in America & blind that ho cannot seo this conneo Every rational man knows that Block, 118 North Fourth var am ym and ings Tore the moval courage to do so, or it is simply trying to make the people be- lieve a base ftalsebood. If “Register” knows those three mea, home market is the best mar- the FADQYARTERS FOR— Holiday Greccries, Fruit Cake Materials, Apples and Oranges, giopas hh perpuceated tie celtie Fresh Canned Goods, &c ‘will continue to depress and HOM} AD® LARD A SPECIALTY. silver until not only Iowa, but a ‘ of Ameri is a dry, barren Le lepnone 118. Cor. 9th and Trimble Ste CREC In view of the prediction o] of the return of the Ameicaa home market to the producers of the coun- try, a glance at some of the crop Statistics of the Treasury Depari- heGk GURGG Cus DEtiOn CH ROOPETTY | Bostaner Tincole seatus at home up to the enactment of the Wilson on the 266, pulling the Memphis law, and the subsequent era of de-}local, pression under that law will be profit-! | Engineer John Dunn has the 868 able. In 1891 the wheat produced] and is now at st. Elmo tank clearing in the United States anounted to} up the wreck, 611,000,000 bushels. At the close Conductor Buckmaster was called of 1890 the consumption of wheat vote i liiarey ca account of sick- wes 6.09 hostels. ber cerita, 22) Rasinear Hardy did uot gu oot on 1894 it bad decreased 3.41 bushels} iyo 873 Iasi trip, but Daddy’ per capita, showing a loss of 2.68/Grimes filled his place very accept- bushels per capita in 1894 as com-| ably. pared with 1890, The population of] Flagiman Shelton was on the local the United States in 1894, as shown|°Ut of Memphis yesterday, in Rob- 9 | ett Perry's place, Conductor Wilkinson is at St. El- mo in charge of work extra 878 it should give the public their names, —— 1, G, SPIKES, he bargains below will contin Weekly, per annum in VANCE .. +++ Specimen copies free er OE a asts degrac the whe desert. Wall and Lombard s ! Let not this horrible crime go unav none tize silver at 16 tol and get back to on Ula f America! Strike down the money sharks anc ne makers of - tncinnatt an buffet A HANDSOME Rocking Chair 0 = -AT— This is » re y e enjoys *t FREE TO OUR CUS DS, FINE SHOES SHING GOODS. J. DORIAN, JADWAY, PADUCAH, KY _ Jd. BERGDOLL, CANSAS AND Nl PRIETOR Paducah - Bottling - Co., pe VK ANSAS AN | WEST A S.| Free Reel r Turoven Coacurs DALLAS AND Fort Greenback FE Now that prosperity is returning to Kansas tho superintendent of publio schools of that étate onght to hunt up a United States note, of the sort common- ly deseribed as greenbacks, and read every word thereon priuted. He will then sce that the statement that "green. backs are not money, they are simply promises to pay,"’ for which he threat+ ens to suppress a textbook, is a complete and exact description of these notes, Woe do not suppose that this will change his Popnlist view of his official duty, | fidence. Capital will seek employment but it will enable him to understand | freely only when suro that it will not how extremely silly the action 1s which | be confiscated, when that the he proposes. —New York Times. turns of the venture will be in the same oSatathanr, good money invested Rapid Decline of Interest. “Wealth is the product of intelligent “The truth is, Kansas City | labor. The better the tools used and the Journal, ‘‘that the farmers of the west | more brains mixed with the are fast losing their interest in silver as | greater an issue, They voted for free coi an because they were persuaded that it was | not be stolen, The good n the only road to prosperity. They want-{ gold standard is the best ed it simply as n means to an end. As| merce and used by the leading na they are rapidly attaining the end, they | tious. The best is none too good for the don't care anything further about | American people, and the financtal toc means. "’ of Mexico and China are out of place her Silver has its proper use in the minor transactions of commerce, and when maintained at a parity with gold, through limitation of coinage and other | safeguards, ser, os as a useful tool, which no one would discard. ‘The use of silver with gold in this way furnishes the only practical bimetallic currency." E, GUTHRIE & Ci. hi a by the school census, was 68,275,00 iis Yecadwey—Phone t Bork ot the Court = “Appesi, games G.| Making a loss by under-consumption es ces of wheat in 1894 as compared with] clearing up wreck, Representatiye, 1890 of a little over 182,000,000} 4 McCutchea came in yesterday hea bushels. Of the corn crop in 1890,| on exira 280. He has been in cha the consumptions of the United} of pile driver over on ‘Old He! M, LIVINGSTON, States was $2.09 bushels per capita, | 1s!sud."” In 1894 it was only 22.76, or a loss} Rives tank will not depend on ; ing af Hatvson Creek much longer for of 9.83 bushels per capita, making a) waver. ‘Tye pomp people. ure sivks total loss of over 637,000,000 bush-| ing an artesian well. els of corn in 1894 a3 compared} Yngineer Aker has been assigned with 1890, Again, 1n 1896, the last} io the 876. Lee isa jolly good fele year of the Wilson law, the con-|low and is always at his post ready sumption of corn in this country was/to receive the signals given him by reduced to 14.73 per capita, and the] the train crew. total loss to the countr: pg If u stranger were to judge the s Consumption was —1,329,286,000 | of our conductors from the exercise bushels of corn of their vocabularies at Fulton he sonp, | Would expect to see giant, But oe eee \beleaay what 8 disappointment, ‘Chip,’ A four line article in “the Suxl?. instance, and Oscar, called forth a whole page of editorial] “Business continues good on the in Sunday's ‘‘Register,"’ and that} pike. Four sections of 181 was sent after sevetal days of consideration] out of the yerd Thursday afiernoon and icGection, True to its reputa-} and Acting Yard Master Hick Ham- ion it publishes a lot of stuff that, ilton was kept right busy findiog men to take the trains out. Everybody although given a8 facts, are Wholly! g¢ work, «Hurrah for me.’ untrue, The manager of the “‘Reg-! ‘The Postal Telegraph people are ister’’ is no doubt ashamed of the enlarging their service by puttiog up company he wasin, and well he may}new poles from Memphis to Rives be, as a large number of others have| #24 sddiug several wires from Rives ‘ Pi it goes over the M. & O. north. We since made the same confession. It hear that the M. & O. refused to is hard to defend a secret political disiribute their poles along their line organization and it is wise for the} which forced the Telegraph people to ‘‘Register’’ to call the ticket of two] use wagons. Nothing like standing in, Mr, Westera Union has a young Richmond in the tield of competition. This thiog of conductors and en- gineers bucking against each other at —S a al The trouble, how scarcity of money it poor and plentiful ever, is not due to but to scarcity of con Onur mon: ey has increased faster than populatioa, 4 but the silver agitation has awakened distrust, Tho remedy is to restore con County Judge, JOHN Cireuie Olerk, 4 TLL Bi County Clerk, RODNEY C. DAVIS. County Attorney, J. HARDIN FORD. Sailer, J.J. DOKL Arseasor, C.C. DYSON, Coroner, NAT KNEFLER Magistrates, Pirst District, H. HERBST. ‘Third District, W. H. HOOK. Fourth District, C. A. TORRENCE. Pitvh District, KNETT, gixth District. W. 4. DUNAWAY. Seventh District, LOGAN URO #N. Eilghi trict, SHELBY BRADSHAW. Constables. District, B. F. JOHNSO! District, JOHN SAYRE. th District, ANDERSON MILLER. th District, \ Mayor, E. FARL City Judge, E,W. PRATT. _ City Marshal, J. A. JAMES. ity rosecuting ‘Attorney, HENSLEY G. re TOMERS * DRY GOO NEI UR labor the wes van A. Wh — SSOURI PAGIFICRAILWAY Wew BB. Hi § rie | JOH rt Mexico Realizing the Populist Dream. Mexico is now reaping the bitter fruits of free silver coipage, which the ) Popocrats are so eager to establish in | this country. Though our neighboring republic bas been blessed with abundant harvests, her free silver system is threat- ening her with financial ruin.—Phila- delphia Record. JUDGE FRENCH ON SILVER, | Ho Repudiates Repudiators and Talke Plainly About Mo Judge Nathaniel French, temporary chairman of the Democratic state con vention which met at Des Moines on | Aug. 7 and which declared for ‘the honest payment of our debts’’ and for “‘@ sound and stable currency,’’ spoke in part as follows: “‘Bince Jackson's administration and through ite act we have had the gold | standard, excepting only the period of | suspension of specie payments. Our debts, both public and private, have been contracted on that basis, and com- mon honesty requires that they shall be repaid accordingly. The cry of the Chi cago convention for the free and unlim- ited coinage of silver at the false ratio of 16 to 1 attacks our existing standard, threatens us with wholesale repudiation, panio and ruin. This cry is snpported | by the claim that the government is al] powerful and by its mere fiat can dou ble the value of silver and make and keep the silver dollar the full eq of the gold. Some men honestly believe in | this miraculous power, but what thoy really want is not free coinage of silver, but free coinage of paper. “Others favor this ratio an easy | way of paying debts. Others, made des: | perato by prevent conditions, are willing | to risk any change, hoping for better times, Ignorant of the fuct that tl Present hard times are imainly d this agitation, they are willing to t bigger dose of the stuff which has poi soned them. Others, whose main object in life is to break into oftice, regard it | as a means of getting a public job, Be hind all these is the greedy, crafty oo- terie of millionaire silver mine owners, furnishing the funds and pulling the wires, “The silver men say our money i too good und too scarce, ‘They would make » Louis T TRAIN SKA LIMITED, Mouirain Route, » Memphis to Councilmen, a ‘and GEO, ird Ward, WM. BORNEMANN and 0. B. mARKS. rth Ward, T. P. CARTER aud 1. P. ee Bryan's Diminishing Dollar. It is now a 40 cent silver dollar in. stead of a 50 cent dollar. Of course if Mr. Bryan could make # 60 cent dollar a8 good asa 100 cent dollar, he could } do tho same with a 40 cent dollar. And {f he could do it with a 40 cent dollar why vot with a 20cent dollar? And why not with a 10 cent dollar and a 1 vent dollar? Then why have any value at all in a dollar? Why not make a dol lar out of nothing? And the deuco of it is for Mr. Wil m J. Bryan that wheat keeps on go: ing up while silver goes down. Tough on him, but the country can stand it.— New York Press ) TEXAS. 2 SOUTHWEST, All Trains, Memenis§ To Woarn AGENT CELEBRATED LOUIS O’BERTS BEER, Of St. Loui In kegs and bottles, Pop, rth bh Ward. th Ward, Nexr week the President will be back in Washington and he will find| Yes 9go Democratic, but the facts the office seekers right where he left |! the case are too fresh in the minds them, somewhat disfigured, perhaps, of the people for them to be misled, but still in the ring, sepecially by such a misleading orgen| Fulton, trying to ran around the as the ‘Register’ has gotten to be.|other one, is going to get some one A rrex silver exchange says that|The article on its face is its own ac-|into serious trouble some of these *Mexico goes on booming and pros-|cuser as we will show. nights. | Before you know it ‘Train- pering.”’ If that is the kind of pros-] The idea of expecting the Repub- ner fags ee acca on your Perity that we should have bid un-/lican party to ask the Democrats] of these disturtances, There ia ne der Bryan, had he been elected, the| what action they were going to take authority given trains of the same People of this country have more| before taking action themselves is too class to run around each other on the cause than ever for gratitude to the | preposterous to need comment. ‘Tle}?oad just because one should have overruling Providence, that the| meeting held at the city hall was not Bie aa) pee dey yee, penton sede course, was simply a mass meeting of ¢ nks— , Orange | PADUCAH, KY TENNESSEE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION @, Chatianooga 4 St, Louis Railway... Telephone 101, Sliver Not In It The fall of silver to the very bottom Wal | I ‘ape N , WZAa ass will not stop the flat money movement, eo ashyil but it will bring back pe n honest Ne shvil believer in sound money y ecious pleas to be » for the United [IN THE LATEST PATTERNS, ett ne —~ ene ean The People’s Light, Power and Railway & POWER AND LIGHT, : | Reasonable Prices possit ae eee g MAXIMUM 1] cipline to be drawn closer. E [ = MINIMUM zens, and in fact ought not to have = ’ Tue sentry on duty at the G. A, been put under the 1 ,%. encampment grounds, who re- sused to allow the carriage contain- 1g President McKinley te pass, be- j Suse it was against his orders, may | on several occasions, for he invariably ‘be remembered by the President when | oongtrues the law fhis way. he gets back to Washington, Mec- t Wednesday night there wes quite a] Democratic de-|wreck at St. Elmo tank, the second : vice, but it is easy to get Clerk Gra-|station out of Memphis, 155 ham to decide according to the wishes | Wa3 Iate and doubtless was “eehum- of the Democrats as has been shown] ™i0,’”’ Engiveer Kelly at the throt tle of 278, giviug her all the vital. “Ying power of life that she needed, It is a) while Captain Craft sat in the cal at well known fact that the meeting was|the rear with eye on the speed iodi« inley said at once that the sentry | controlled by J. Howard Carpenter} ator and hands on the brake lines, Mid right. It is in such little things}ang bis A. P. A. followers, as{ While Flagman Beadles was out doing as that, that the President shows is evidenced by is sentinel duty, Brakeman Noah Mc- Scat toecibiy MAUNA atore of cone ‘ . Fadden was evidently not in his - ly Yast store of com-| of the ticket having been evenly di- proper place preaching to those on sense. vided with the A. P. A’s. If the]iwelve wandering box cars that went latter had deemed it good politics, }into the ditch, or he would have they would have named the whole} fered like the poor, rapeandy 50 Fah Fad ake ut Noah, ile his name-sake. ticket, as they had a majority ot thel an eye on the future. Thou meeting. The conglomerate ticket] food came sooner than he anti pated thus selected was so obnoxious that} ie came out dry aod wii .out a the better element of the Democratic | scratch. party rose up and repudiated it py such overwhelming majorities, elect- jog every Republican nominee, as io disprove the assertion that three men sold out the party, a claim as China Hangs on to Silver Germany abandor e breadth of th merce Japan. — Everybody Says Su. PALACE DAY COACHES ON ALL TRAINS | | ja TICKETS, ROUTES, RATES, ETc, | vb ation oer, Wire Mexican dollars oaly worth A a8 compared with American » which is upon a gold basic, Mexican workingman is having a hard time. The report made from the Trade and Labor Assembly «tf hicago, last fall, shows that the workingmen got but about one-half as much per day in Mexico in the silver vin of the country as the working. ose & Paxton Give you All Kinds of There is no question but what his — | road is doing the largest business - : ever done, notwithstanding Mr Hobbs, foreman of the repair tra says lus force since the I. C_ has Galt | he a eee To | currency upon the gold basis. men of tiie United States got in our When jt 1s remembered that the dollar in which these people are paid is now r ovly 40 cents as compared h our own 100-cent dollar, the'r condition will be seen to be deplora- bie. that is untrue, for the writer of ths article attended every meeting of the Republicans held before the Demos cratic Waterloo of ’95 and no Demo- erat was ever present nor was the question of patronage discussed nor were any promises made to any one. The few good men that got on the _ Waar will the Democrats have for} ticket through accident went down Assue in the next campaign? ro | with the rest in defeat. Numbers of on has gained such ground] good Democrats who bad previously rng members of their own pariy/announced their candidacy were t they dare not make that a fur-/shelved with impunity and told to - t issue as against the Republicans, | stand back so as to make room for the bot has absolutely] the six A. P. A’s who had gotten on opped out of ir tree-silver prop-| the ticket by reason of the fact that} stand in higher esteem taken charge is much smaller thay at times under the old C. & O. man- agement. This speaks well for the new officials who have seen proper to make many changes especially in the transportation department. Some of the old ‘‘roots'’ have changed their abode, while new blood has been enthused into the veins of the old. Another white man has been added to the rear end of the tain who in most Instances is competent to take the captain’s book should he become disabled from any cause while out oa the road (we speak of Mayor Kemp’s Div.) We'sive Train- master Fraies the praise for ost of the improvement de knows his route, None with their tion by reason of the developments! the mass meeting that named the subordinates thanhe, Water, {Gas and Sanitary... PLUMBIN Steam and Hot Water Heating, Sewerage, ‘LIFE and TORNADO GH _ [ESTABLISHED 1864,—0 Miss Wary B. E, GENERAL IN AGENT ‘ Telephone 174, 329 Court Street Phone 201 insurance Office over Citizen’s Saving Bank, 4 Gieif & Go Rooms on] RANCE PADUCAH, EY! sam. to 12 Telephon LOUISVILLE. KY American Plan $3, ly $1 jor use / to $5.00 per 40 and upwards, ALR COOPER, Manager I, B, Huweil0,D,S, DENTIST ‘lees, 427 Broadway ‘lee Hours; My 400 5 pom, and at night