The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, November 17, 1897, Page 1

‘ ; j « A . 8 / M You'll Find itin The Sun HE PADUCAH DAILY SUN. VOLUME II—NUMBER 57 EXPIATE THEIR CEiMES Iwo ¥ nnossce Murderers Pay The Full Penalty of the Law.-—Met, Death Today. | Terrib'es Floods In Russia is Killed,—The Wrecked banks Will Pay D. positors In Full, Indiana Nashville, ‘Tenn,, Nov, 1 é -Bols | defendant's lawyers, said to a re-| Council-elect will le beld at the city| Rue left at noun fur Dukedom, Tent, af and price. Sims, a condemned murderer, was] yotter today. “First will come a| Hall tonight, and, like most Uaucuses, jlo arrest a witness named McGuire) | George Winston, the condemn d executed today at Jonesboro, eo’ | motion for a pew trial It no new] ¥!! be beblud closed doors, ‘The/on an attachment from Federal courts] saver of Vina Stubblefield, bas now COAL BUCKETS Bill Mays, anothor mand €or, was | eral is pranted it wil] go to the vourt | Purpose is to elect city officers, and| He is wanted in the Reddell damage} Just a little over one day longer (o (0° (0° laanged today at Blouatville. will save the members of the council | suit against the I. © live, BEST QUALITY Witt Pay in F English, Ind., Nov. 17.—The di rectors of the th promise to pay depositors in full. ts thought that this will stop all pos- sible violenes, Disestrous Floods. St. Petevsburg, Nov ‘ble Hoeds in the interior have swept away thousavds of homes, killed emery people and have done a vast ount of damage. 17. —Terri- WANTS TO STAY IN PRISON THE WESTOP HIS LIFE, Strang Wish of a Man ta Jail ut Owensbere for Horse Stealing. aivete’ ne aboltehad eo ex. ffettle another very important ques- . Oepnsboro, hove. BH ae isa be tie, Ove Arediic tion—important to the police-to-be, ae this afternoon be sent to Marion, | three months ago, Auother thing, : Leathers arrested in Hopkits coun- pies tae poraerrptie dH the air| This is the matter of increasing their where she has relatives, he now Cosy oe bitter in dis-| ty last week charged with horse steal. | TUBS: O88 | wel, salary, which was reduced by the sy 7 COMMENT cussing his fate, ond yesterday. ia a) ang in Daviess county, waived an ne scious by present council. It is thought their NEWS AND COMMENT. conversation with a reporter, asked examining (rial here, and was eld | ter ig Vhat there as one bell corapsaaries will be increased to $65 a Sao why se the wife anderen, got : over to the circuit court aggre aa pond b, the fo amount Because of a case of smallpox at} oft with his life, while he (Winston) 3 4 fail somal tead of two, as heres | Onth, the former amount. evause of a case of smallpox a ton) | He telis @ remarkable story of [{Bthe coached instead Of two, a4 Mere-} “Gae of the first things Mayor-clect | Middlesborough the panic-stricwen| must die. He remarked litterly| For the past thirty nine years this familiar sign has been seen on wandering ani crime, sayiog he is al vel in che engive cab, and. the other EA%K Will do. itis rumored will ve] neighboring tovtos are establishing tbat be gudesed it was, Iecause “he Broadway. Every schoolboy or girl in Paducah knows the name of soa of & promiaent professor at Dan- | ye, ‘all ‘gy to get Paducah into cities of the sec- | quarantines, shotgun and otherwise, | ¥48 only 4 nigger” pulled a small whistle. In case the 4 There is a pathetic side to his case Rock. ville, Jud. He ts married, aud wants to stay in prison the rest of bis life #o that he will not be further crimes. able to commit Net High b for ¢ ductor has no wa, signalli » [elect tay meet, classify the applica-laggregate of twenty-five miles, for > : 0) epertn leer dl pe serena] pat ola y of signalling the Jens, and adjourn until some other| gi1,013, , killed a fedow b.ing, be found him- A picture free with every cash purchase. +) Nov, 16,—Rain . e PSR, self {rendless. Little effort was 4 be, ag i . - 5 The public jarge will he e 4 3 a ye he | bere, n the councilmen profess aapdeshesey v A catlonal comutites Mal was done to even prove mitigation, rivers have wot yet reached a boating stage. At Davis Island Dam a of a foot sin rise ste 3 feet 9 inches being registered at 11 a. m., ancl the water was still rising Juste e lot of coal got out, the rive Davis taking six Mats for|taken ia charge here by ‘Trainmaster } dition to his usual hudyet of news, be} of the Police Court William Rosler| pim ; 4. Steamboat men wre sure}! lynn and Conductor Whedon, leav- | had a hard luck svory took charge of their offices yester-| Yesterday when a reporter was 4 « of a light barge stage by tomorrow, for the Louisville division. Those Thursday while riding pear| day. Maa te Winston's. call, be and a . io the party were: General Superin- his horse fell dead.} A claim for 7,000,000 acres of|him reading a religious book, or tendent A. W. Sullivan, of Chicago, (‘Phe next day the constable became} tand, tacluding the cities of Minne- y ‘ THE COURTS. Judge Barr Opens the Federai fribanal, The Court Doing Quick Work Cireuit and Bolle: Courts, Old Glory” trom the Govert and Seneath Juc plete corps of Federal ausi are lolling court, It is the regular November term of the United States circuit and district’ courts, and a large array of legal talent from sur- is in attendance, were, Judge Jno. W. Barr, U. 5. Attorney W. M. Smith, Deputy Atty., Arthur Wale lace, U.S. Mars! A. D, James, Deputy Marshall La Rue. arors were: J. HI, Ul. Buchan- M. Dar . O, Wilson, W. E. Barnes, J. 8. J, R. Boyd, A. K, Boughter, C.C. Cummins, RH. Daney, BE, Hubbard, A. L, Robertson, and W, f. Cockrell, H. Buchanan was ap- pointed forema Hortense Horton, formerly of the Louisville Commer- cial, but now cashier for Marshall A D, James, is an attendant at court, aud very popular with the officers, The graud jury was” discharged shortly before noon, having complet ed its work in short order, The warrant against: M an for alleged vic evenue law by selling ‘Hoy ters in the breeze vent building today, rounding count "Those present Willingham, an, W. neil, D, B. Ferguson, J, B Whit Foy, having gone to the grand jury.| pittshurg, 5.8, rising. ing parcy that left yesterday, and] La (ie Graves County Court to One a fd This demonstrated that the goods} —Pavis Island Dam, 5.8, ttationazy. sihol tne udes Messrs. Wm. Broad- Vaav Each, eral years, He married, aud See Our Ranges, our Vrunks—in fact, anything that will furnish your house, have not been misrepresented, and) st, Louis, 4 1, falling foot, George Broadfoot, Henry Nunn leaves a mother : Oar promiges have been fulfilled in the past, which inspired public confidence in us, that itis no violation of the law to] paducah, 2.5, rising. and Joe Pickering, Lloyd Harricon} Messrs. 8, A. Norman and J. | Hammoud was a painter by occu WVe vromisa many satoniebteg Darkeloes and. Wa alwaye live an AOTEnE enn neeiee sell same. catehood For Oklahoma. | went along as chef, and the party left|Stwastou, of Mayticld, will pass) pation, ! Hany EB , ) On motion of Attorney W. M, Oli ver, W. W “aglish, of Calvert C.ty was admitted 10 the bar to practice as attorney, eit. The court, on motion of the mar shal, appointed Messrs. Hense Har- ris, L. L. Bebout and Roscoe Puryea as | ffs of the court, The grand jury returned the fo! lowing indictments for violation jot the liquor laws: Fawcett Clark, W A. Berryman, Thous: | O'S" wrecked bank : ert the jury, find that this is mot J, ty, Jay was shown, Herman ion of in- was dismissed without same eo, Petway, W. W. PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1897, ONLY ONE | MORE DAY, ‘Av alarm of fe Wie turned aa] eerie x18 at Tenth and Trimble etreets|George Winstoa's Career Fast about & o'clock last hit, Cul Moar} 1 : Voight, when the departerent a Nearing a Close.—Ever$- found tbat there was no sign of a fire, thing In Readiness For nor of the person who sent in the! alarm. He found the key in the! box and captured it, Heating Stoves We have them in more than sixty sizes and patterns, for Whe case is to settle the ownership of the $250 diamond Allard had Mrs, Spaulding arrested for taking a few months ago, and on which charge she was acquitted. It was taken in charge by Marshal Collins, and the suit is to settle the ownership of it, The verdict in the Allard will case yesterday was a profound surprise, | Few even to the plaintiff's attorne, it is said. It is certain that many disinter- ested lawyers were surprised at it. They heard the cvidence, and several stated today that there was absolnte- ly no testimony to Justify the Vers | pg mee die The Denioc ye Verdict simply means this,’” 4 lal 4 said ove attorney today, ‘that twelve sorbing Topit For Street Talks © Ovher mncame to che conclusion they koew yore about making a will ‘ata Mr, Allard, and proceeded tg wnke it.” “ “Of course this does not end the], case," Judge Blovtufleld, one of the| The high muck-a-mack, and bad called ANOTHER DAY none, At the regulat hour, however, the mewhers began to strggle ip, | 1 | dressed in their best stift, clathes, | Iv to be no meeting because be was and after remaining there an hour or more returned home. Happenings of City Life}, to Chronicle Today.—A Cold Wave Has Strick ‘he Town. the Execution, Twenty fve witnesses came ap! we Mayfield today to attend they Winston Is Very I Jwited States court. They are to} 4 i : Pig! : testify in the demage suits of tbe wag] ant O'S to Have His Picture ministrators of Eads Holifield, killed] T#ken.—Says Me'sGoingto | by a train near Pryorsburg, agai the Ilingis Central, 7 1 Lae) Deputy United States Mar: COAL * WOOD GAS _ OIL We are the only people who can please you in every par- ticular, as to style, quality . OO88O88808 igious, and \ Interesting Notes rs for Perusal, Heav caucus of the Democratic of appeals. If granted, the case will go over to the next term of court.’? | uch annoyance until they take thelr As stated in the Sun yesterday, | Sats in December from oilice-seekers. “We, |, All the city efficers will be electes Nut the list of police oficers will not be made out. Mayor-clect Lang will not decide on these until the proper time, some time iv December The sexton of Oak Grove, bereto- fore elected by the council, is now to be selected by the cemetery commis- sioners, Capt. Williamson, Malor — He continues to keep a stiff upper Mrs. Salite Watson, an unfottiae} Jip, asfibe saying is, however, ate woman, with two small cbildreo, | appears to enjoy life immens who came in from Tennessee last} his cell at the county jail well stocked night, was at the Union Depot this! with good things to eat, cigarettes morning in a penniless and destitute} and wine, | condition, Yes, Winston is a cigarette fiend, She stated to Officer Sutherlandjand his long bony fingers, bonier tbat a colored hackdriver offered to} since he was condemned, are stained (ake her to the wharf, where she eX-/a deep yellow from the noxious pected to get o Boat tip the river.} smoke of the weed. the verdict of the jury was: Allard’s will.” Pou B couRT, There were bat two cases before anders today, m Draue, for striking Celia 1 $10 and costs GEO.0. HART & SON HARDWARE AND STOVE CO, * 303-307 Broadway ... 109-147 North Third = Aaa ee oo oe ee Frank Smith, colored, charged | Barnes and Mr. Fravk Kirchoft. The |3¢ paid him @ quarter, and was] Winston waxes more and more de-) 4 200008888844 with vagrancy, was ordered to leave] ordinance placiog Oak Grove in forced to give the last quarter she yout every day, and yet appears ir the city, ; 4 charge of commissioners was only re- oa to haul her back to the re spirits. He often oa : ud- ij : ase rs ” NOTEs Centip’etiected, and. there tp edaae|Cebut _ Ily, but it appears to those who knew BANERGAD UTES. : senna iattt cesar’ Onticer Sutherland succeeded in} hii before his conviction that much | al talk of the new council repealing the ordinance, but there is some ques- tion as to thelr legal ability to abol- ish the oilices of commissioner during 1 | the terms of the holders. The new counerl will interesting the sympathies of the}of this mirth is simulated. Despite| other passengers in the waiting-room| jis bouyant nerve and appareut iv Sal in ber bebalf, and soon quarters, half} difference to his doom, he has been dollars and other coins came pouring] gradually growing thinner, wati! now! in. She was taken to a boarding]}e looks nothing like the ‘Devil house to get diuncr, and will some] Winston of sis months ago, or even Annual Inspection Special Passes ‘Through, Beginning yesterday, the bell cor signal on the entire Liliovis Central GEO. ROCK & SON tonight also d class, The vote, if any be taken, will be by secret ballot. It is whispered about, however, that the coune against the Magic City, The Montgomery County Fiseal court bas purchased four of the turn- pikes leading into Mt. Sterliog, ap air gave out, there was still the bell] °™ signal for the conductor to tse in case of emergency. Now there is air only, and if this gives out the con- We carry the same quality of goods today that we did thirty-nine years ago. That means the best goods you can buy for the money. We areupto date in style, color aud price it cannot be denied. Reared in ig- norance and vice, ho grew to man- hood ia inherent viciousuess and cul- uvated raseality. When at last he aaah +] to be ignorant as to whose candidacy at the trial. The annual “Tosp been appointed to solicit funds, tion Special’ GHO. ROCK & SON, ’ ‘ looks most favorable. No new trial was asked, no effort | passed through the city at 3 o'clock Tax Receiver James B. Campyhmade to have bim reprieved, and it 321 BROADWAY yesterday afternoon. It arrived io Constable Anderson Miller, of the; Treasurer S, R. Young, AuditofPwas some time after bis conviction charge of ‘Trainmaster Frates and | Massac section, came in today fur}Charles Neumeyer, Clerk of the }and sentence to death on the scaffold, = ie Tae es Swe »{ Conductor O. M. Sewe! ml Waslihe first time in days. In ad-| Police Court Alf Oldbam and Bailiff ’ before any spiritual adviser went near | rather ‘‘reading’’ it by looking at the pictures, | The doomed man called all those who stood around his cell and gazed and prominent » following oft J.T. Harding, assist perintendents ; Chiet mong the party were |jif, and has just rec M.Gilleas and [to get about general su-} A day or Will Meshundro for overed suilicieotly | apolis and St. Paul, bas been made in the General Land Oflice by ©. B. Holloway and A. U, Gunn, of Ohio, «See display in outside Case... icnic two ago he orrested Rasen Bose ns, wate x disorderly con-| who claim under an Indian grant. — {in rapt curiosity at lis features, all and corps; Superintendents Kemp, of duct. He is charged with ‘cutting Former Turkish Consul Las has | Mpaviwous in the theught of the ig- the Memphis division, W. J. up" on the pub away, said to : oulous “tate: fa aibie? Hae ha tthe I He a C.K : been sentenved at Boston to serve ajMomonious fate in store for him, han, of the Louisville division; C. K.}haye been the re of too much ft ak Strlend.? e Dickson, of the Lowa division ; W. S.| Metropolis whisky Peotone thst SSB: BIE rricode.t? t vee tn! * ear a » Pt q s ry “Friends, e ma gon King, of the Jackson division; Chas.| Constable Miller yesterday attacbed than fourteen years In prison for} © Nemdss | Oe ne M. V.: Road. t embezzling trust funds, to a better place. s not de gol 3 Mareno, of the Y.& M. V.; Road-/gome money in the hands of Mr ‘ Fe de diese ce ab ean ad : masters. Filbrick, McCormack and] Horace Mankin, of the city, in the] Germany is alarmed over the dle-} 0 °9 Momn ON ae " AE, Seae | crease of exports from the empir the United States, Some of the pa-| pers attribute the falling off to the} Dingley bill and recommend retalia tion by raising import duties, espe- ially on sugar. Reports tothe Agricultural De partment indicate a material shor in the wheat crop, though the short- | age in Russia is much less than was Crahan, immediate afternoon vity. BERRY WANTS 10 ANNEN HAWALL SIR, The party went up the road ad will return here this nd spend the night in the Wren against The amount was not large case of ton. claimed in rapture, I kin almos’ { itnow. 1 kia jes’ feel Jesus lifin meup. Den dere'll be wine to drink—my frien's I’se got a little ob it now to sta't on,’’ and he banished for the novee his solemnity and laughed as he held up a partially filled quart bottle of wine, Winston, who refused to have bis In Stripes, Spots, Dots and Figures, Cents Each Same quality for which other houses ask you 40c and 50c, We carry the finest line of Neckwear in the state. Capt. Jack Lawson, until recently fireman at the Ge building, says that he has never had the slight- est intention of | a visit to. bts old bome in Eogland, and that the statement ia a contemporary ere Id 9194S°N vernment He Also Says He Thinks the House roneous, Necktie P aIUS Will Pass Morgan's Cuban Bi ar tint Yo Ul ithaen picture taken afew weeks for} , : Judge W. G. Bullitt, of Frankfort, | ®t first supposed, In the southern) jos. than $2, now wants them taken Washington, D, C., Nov, 16 . smisphere scrop conditiuns s eval be Saree has been a guest of Mr. Joha C, {hemisphere the crop conditions are} 54 ne can leave a few to his frieuds, | Representative Al. Berry called at the White House this afternoon to pay his respects to the president and y that he was heartily in favor of the annexation of Hawaii to this country, Col, Berry that if the juestion gets up in Coo y the house will pass Mor, resolution, looking to the independ. ence of the island. “I don't believe there will be or can be passed any currency Dill at the tavorable, ‘The frame work for the scaffold is ‘The committee representing depos-| still at the Lavgstaff-Orme will, and itors of the defunct banks at English, | will be carried to the jail tomorrow Marengo and Leavenworth, Ind.,met} and be put up. President Weathers at Corydon yes- echoes terc At Mr. Weathers’ request, , . They are cleaned twice a y the depositors selected an assignee, TAMMOND DIED, There were originally seventy five ofl an an assigument was made of all them, but they have now dwindl dy the assets of the firm of Weathers & down to forty seven, and the others] Willett. Mr. Weathers declared his cannot be found readiness to make an individual a:- fal}, [Sigowent, if the assets of the firm Noble, week. at C for the past vert Ciy B. WEILLE & SON to Lockup afternoon be; cleaning the city’s keeper Harry Kellar this an the tedious task of Winchester rifles, ——_—$— LET US HELP YOU ess in Ihe Well Known Painter Dies in the Hospital. Chas, Hammond, who was given . wr session, for » rea . Today, for the first time this . Z Somlsig. session, for ap meee there was ice in the gutters aud on|Sbould not prove suflicient to pay the} an overdose of anti-febrine a week Fane eo eeaat of the gresetacks as {the ponds aud pools about the city, | depositors dollar for dollar ago Suaday ata Broadway saloon, Yo have « comfcrta’ le ant handsome home, We arrange that it won't cost you much, ie Tetirement of the greenbacks as jonds aud pools abc e city. 2 = Gack ee eel dic the Democrats,” It was oly a thin film, however, and| Under the new asscasment of rail-| While in a ccugestive condition, diet You will be delighted and surprised at our stock, with our low prices, with our reason- at 1:05 0° city h spitel asa ness. Hammond did not receive a fall, as been persistently stated a coa- jock this morning in the} soon disappeared under the rays of | Way and telegraph property in Ten- j rt . M 7 pis ill- Uld Sol. nessee the companies must pay tas on an increased valuation of over $30,000,000. The Lovisville and Nashville secured a slight reduction, able terms, ur store 1s crowded with result of ‘The Way the Rivers Stand, ; 5.4, rising. ttanooga, 0.7, falling. Cincinnati, 8.5, risi € Theo, Norman, who boards at Mrs, Arnold's, on Fourth street, and is Handsome Bedroom Sets, L:unges, ry u loycd a Weille’s, left the door 2 rary He was simply given - neville, 4:3, falling employed at B. but the railroads will be compelled | temporary. He wa: ply gs : Florence, 0.1, falling. to his room open night before last, tq pay g¥9,000 more in taxes than] enough of the deadly drug to kill Rockers and ‘Folding Beds, Latest 4 and some one, during the evening, 5 two or three ordinary men, as {s ate : Johnsonville, 0.4, stationary. Louisville, 4.5, rising. Mt, Carmel, 1..), stationary. Nashville, 0.7, stationary. they did last year, stole his gold watch and $5, tested by his mother aud Dr. J. G, Brooks. The deceased was Paducah where he re Patterns of Carpets, Rugs, Mattings. WOME Postman Charlie Grimm left this morning for Altoona, to join a bunt. well kuown io lived for sey Our Stoves for both cooking and heating are unsurpassed for beauty and quality, Fayor State! Hennesey, Okla,, Nov. 17,.— Territorial Press Association, in ses- | lasted, a ‘ sion here, bas adopted resolutions fa-| Mr, Ross Wear, the well known] G rayes Circuit Court. voring the creation of a state from] clerk at E. B. Harbour’s, received a Tue panes of the women are Fan. Oklahoma Territory, provided “that) pard and painful fall at the Y. M. C.!yig Holmes and Fannie Bingham, and if ts boundaries shall include Okla-| 4, gymnasium last night, dislocating { thoy were given one year each, homa and the Indian Territories. |)jg “right shoulder, upon which he a ‘ will never disappoint you, Remember our stores are open every evening until 9 oclock. through the city ia the morning en route to Frankfort with two female prisoners, convicted last week in the Phe} word it would remain as long as grub , Hun Reward for Dolla s annot be We offer Oat JONES INSTALLMENT COMPANY ’ The Bingham womanis the one who} "\* The state so created shall exercise] tel}, He will be disabled for several} , ecu a. Mutha aha a0 ‘3 ay “Joeither legislative, judicial or other] days hy the accident. Sar the deo rua Kline wee te anys, Whi CCRNER THIRD AND COURT STR such There was a meeting of the school) per bottle until nations shall ratify the the butchers uader the false pretense Lindsey and Noah Morris. W. A. Berryman was first tried and ‘convicted, and Fawcett Clark Clat’. pleaded guilty, ‘Tue court will fix the y f! nishment this afteravon At press time George Petway war 4 on trial. write: u ottles of Dr. Mendenhail's Chill ure w one of any other since we lave had it in stock, and we have five yther brands.’’ If itis not the best (tee, against Marshal Jas. Colin , emedy for malarial complaints you oe consumed the whole of the day inf aave ever tried, Du Eo & Co, ih he gircuit court refund the money. Price 0c, he gire , cmmcurr COURT, Phe case of C, B. Jennings, coms Nas i realizing tuat but one regular session can be held each month, and that this was bell (wo weeks ago, copied it out of the Register, but changed 1t to «called meting Meanwhile Presdent Lang wa: ssttghing in his sleeve,and knew there arrest at Mayf \d, on a charge of all the Southern states, the Nas house-breaking vmumitudin Tennes | ville, Chattanoog St. Louis A was varied there for tris railway has resume! Ali sale of tick tg to all local auc foreiga ; oints, ¥, B. Teacnovr, C. 2. & DA,, 126 Bradway, Pacucah, Ky, ry ,f Ae is : a : reTailor % 333 BRE YADWAY : / Do you want a set of knives on orks or spoon? Hank Bros, &! Jones will sell you a set cheap. = 8b —— —— ; se ype Be ast nig r rather six or} by al cruyg Tee free . B ’ ; constitution of such state in auch) Doard last night, oF ime hat she was cooking for J. L. Sher-} “Hat's Paumuy Prisare the be OF | ] . : manner as Congress may decide’? | seven members met pursuant to a call ayy 8 ve A . 4 a Shier ae - all ease ou J aan, from an erratic newspaper reporter, | T!!+ ; oi fe ly re i: ot be = hg Pat “eek Beats ° Yesterday morning the Register| ¢##tled off Ut pext week. Yellow Fever Entirely Disap- Iealinecinida’ es 4 a sien cellt a een Proctor & Grisham, Regent, La.,| stated that ie school boord eeald| The Bingham woman's husband PELE de 5 Pail made suits to order for ine m none, n oa y- “We have sold twenty-four] meet in regular session. The News, | arrested here shortly after he Quarantine having been raived made ones of same quality, Everybody can wear a tailor made suit at the prices charged by Dalton’s Tailoring Estaplishment