The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, December 8, 1897, Page 1

do more Job Printing than an other house in the city. Try us j ae SS VOLUME I1—NUMBER 75 is to be dedicated in “Kentucky January, Governor Bradley matter under submission, and it is more than probable that the Lonis- Ville Legion will he ordered to get in ‘SENATOR W. V. » Re- le » those from Hopkineville, Lexington, Newport and Frankfort. CIRCUIT COURT. Mrs. Spaulding Gets the $300 now has the Resolutions aa ences Plan Will Meet Opposition. latrodaeces YOU SAVE cognize Cuban — Currency When you can, do younot? Well, try a pound of iwesue, The Spaulding-Allard compromise has been consummated, and today,in pursuance toa motion of Allard's attorney, who had moved for anew trial, the $300 diamond pin in con- troversy was ordered turved over to Major Moss for Mrs, Spaulding. Marshal Dance and George Fen- Senator | wick, for racing on the public high- 1a reso-| Way, were fined $10 and costs each, A demurrer to an_ indictment against the I. C., charged with main. taining a nuisance at Florence Sta- Senator McLaurin, of South Cero-|tion, was being tried nt press time. j|lina, is very ill of typhoid fever and] Jim Hunt was fined $15 and Ernest his friends are very anxious about] Matlock $10 for racing on the public him, highway. It is evident that the President's plan of currency reform by retiring DARING FREIGHT ..0ule’s... j Ground Pepper! Other Washington News of Inter est. The Still Holding onto Life. ] President's Mother | | \ Big Chicago Failure It will cost you 15¢ would not was not PUR Place orders at Huyler’s for Christ mas delivery sell it if Washingto Allen this morning introducec »|Iution to the effect that the indépen- dence of Cuba be recognized. Dee. once the greenbacks will meet serious op- position in committee. All are agreed that currency legislation is necessary, ° but it is going to be hard work to frame a bill that will pass both houses, It some as hoped tha sters would be all agreed upon this week. But nothing can be done in that line until the President turns from Canton. The Huater faction he re ine nantover the fact that Gov. Brad » naming t ittee to be pi t atchristening the battleship Ken- confined his choice, as far as to who bolted nomination, Of the Demo- ure appointed the fre ent predominat made that neither Se the committe of the Night On a Moving 1. Train. Rapidly C. re- Threw Six Boxes of Merchandise Out and Two Had Been Carried Of When Offi- ky as, those sil- tous cers Caught On, or hor a ation in je member dele Conductor R. L, Wheeler, of the lilinois Central, discovered a daring very twelve miles out of Louis- ville last mght. He | hound manifest train his fireman soon after leaving Louis- W, Hardin In-] ville, saw a man's head protruding ferred at Prankfort. from a car door. k < Atthe next stop the conductor, ankfort, Ky pr gat Hans who had borrowed the engineers ¢ Gen tol, went to the ear door and ordered : ; the man to come ont. He dodged quickly back and began laughing at ise rol LAID 10 REST. us of Mrs s nera wife Dee. Caroline pW. OL The fu Haritin din, took place at the Christiga eburch, Franke fort, yesterday, the Rev. George . ¥°} Conductor Wheeler, but when the Darsie conducting the services. he pall-bearers were Gen, Fayette Hew- latter shoved the pistol into the door .C . he consented WT ‘ut. When be itt, D. C, Crutcher, D, M. McHenry, Z | bit the ground another man climbed Will Grayot, 8. B. Holmes and W, from the top of the car, and both ran F, Dandriage, * amber. of sorrowing}°f in the darkness. ‘The conductor led. ‘The Rev. George fired five shots at them, emptying his pistol. hing tribute to the| PiSt 1 Chliris character 1, ‘The floral designs beautiful were in The remains were vis Special Agent Gorley, who was on his to Louisville on an extra, noticed a car door open on Conduc- tor Whe # train, and an investi- gation revealed the fact that six large boxes of merchandise had been cast out of the car somewhere slong the road, which means along side of the WHEELER 10 THE FRONT. track, and but four of the boxes Our Charite Junie All Oyer Civil] recovered. These were found where they had been dropped out by the thieves, by special agent Gorley, but the other two had been carried indicating that the thieves bad z the road waiting nd pick up the plun- in the cars threw it a0 ery Seryice Reform. t n of the ve W maiden A special to During civil service law of Pada speech, and at- tbitteryly, declare or of wiping the He said the » engineer made us to (he vod that the man old, aud had years, aud petent i says thy Repr made bh it “ling that | whole la oman when those law wi off the b. a had t for juiry wa was f theft was one of the boldest ever perpetrated, the having boarded the moving train, broken the seal, rolled out the box es: cape all within (welye miles MAY LIVE, The Deekhand Who Was Shot on the Fowler, men tis di When a harge, anil years jared incow ALIVE. Pac Presidents Mother STILL KRematos dl Mate Near Hen Was ‘resident's mother ne It is aut believed there is any hope at all of reeov- The Pecsident is still here, insolent. At last accounts the eotor hand who was shot on the ler near Henderson Sunday, by $ ond Mate January, was alive and likely ta recover, His name is Bob Porter and he lives at Kvansville From the pinents of eye wil- nesses he was instructed to stretch tarpaulin, and being shout half druok, refused and precipitated « difficulty. He was shot ju the eft han@ and left side, and put off at Henderson, Perished in the Blame Mich., Dec, 8 —The big located nere burned workman lost bis life, hy the falling de- Owasso, cabinet work today and o by being caught bris. 8! Bit Gilmore & C€ doglers, assiied today, Buried at Marner Company are The rema o this year with beau- Bal ily, of BR valcuiod,, were buried Jful as wall as serviveable presents for at MeKendre, yesterday, iristmas, Stop and see the dis- crowd attenc the funeral, gag. aker went down from the y to direct (he burial, tespectfially, Cnas, W. Vorur, 4 Quarterly Court in Sexsio: Quarterly court, Judge Tully pre- siding, has been at work to-day on garnishee c: Nothing of further aged 17 ‘linterest is being done at this term, at her home on Trim- S The remains Dies! Of Malaria, Anna All died of Malari ble street yesterday were interred t day, 10 HSV! We Lesion And Other State Companies May Attend the Dedication of the "Kentucky," it Baskets in many new styles 85, Indian Hampers great variety, and which 1 have sty! nie 1 ha at Scott Hardw rareCompany’ 4. Oriental Chocolates, Bon-Bons and Frappe:... extraordinarily fine r hefore made or sold -—the like waa" i iste city 1 have also the finest lin hoxes ever overed to the people b, anyone. These eazdies Cheap wines are to be no Louisvil’e Post says: It was learned this afterneon On very good authority that there is a project on foot to have the? Louisville Legion and several companies from the State Guard from the state accompany Gov, Bradley as a escort to New- port News, where the battleship o ica, Museatel, Malaga, STUTZ 17 Broadway. Telephone 293. ‘te Kentucky) Broke Into a Freight Car Last}i COUNCIL AND SCHOOL ROARD. Meetings of Both Last Night.— City ONieers Appointed.— The New Board In. Sehool The Slate Not Broken,—Mr. C, Leake President of the Board, est of the Meetings. phool Matters of Inter- CALLED MERTING OF THE COUNCIL. ‘The council met last night in called session, all the members being present except Mr. Eades. Mayor Lang stated that the pose of the meeting was to give ond passage to several ordinances. The ordinance dispensing with trustees for Owk Grove was given final passage. The following ordinances were then read and placed on final pass- age: ‘An ordinance fixing the compensa tion of market master at $600 per year, and investing bim with police power ; an ordinance fixing the com- pensation of chief of police at $780 ar; an ordinal fixing the ation of city treasurer at $1 year, (payable monthly) and de- fining his duties; an ordinance relat- jag to the police department and ap- pointment thereof, Marshal Collins’ quarterly report and Wharfmaster Fowler's monthly teport were received and tiled. Mayor Lang signed the new ordi- nances, and then appointed the fol- lowing, in accordance with the agree ment he made with the council Robert Menifee, lockup keeper. J. W. Cooksey, overseer of chain gang, Fred Ingram, market master. P. D. Jarvis, license inspector. Charles E, Richardson, city treas- urer. A petition of protest from fifty more,people who do business 1 the market house ing for a reconsideration of the cau- cus nominee for market master, buat the council merely received and filed it. matter of general insurance on city property was referred to the fire, light and water committees. The bonds of the newly appointed city officers were ratified. An ordinance amending that enti- tled street inspector was placed on its first passage. A new city engineer was not elect- cd, as there are several changes to be made in the ordinance. The council adjourned. pur- sec. or mat was presented ask- MERTING OF SCHOOL HOARD. The Board of Education met last night in the school board chat: and the retiring members of the o} board were succeeded by the ing members of the new. Vice President Leake called the meeting to order, and after reading the minutes, Treasurer ‘Terrell pre sented his report, shawing a balance in the treasury of § It was received aud filed given a quietus, Supt, McBroom’s report showed the average daily attendance to be on the increase, and recommended the spee »pointment of at two new teachers for the accommodatior of the increasing number ofp ‘The old board adjourned sine die, and Secretary Rose called the new board to order, Capt. J. R. Smith was elected temporary chairman. The ies members were Messrs. J. M. , Aady Weil, J. Q. Tay- lor, Reddick, C. C. Rose and invom- and he least the oath, The vote for president wa Mr. Leake and one for Capt there being no other nominations. Rose was chosen secre- unanimous vote, and Capt J. R, Smith vice-president Dr. Reddick suggested, when the office of treasurer was to be filled, that the board ef education follow the example of the council and elect some banker treasurer. He now nated Mr. J. C. Utterback and cured # second, Mescis, Le Smith and Rose spoke against it, nd Dr, Brooks in favor of it, Mr. ten for sith Terrell was re-elected treasurer hy a vote of 6 to 4 Mr. Le: named but one mittee. ‘This was Capt. 5 J. G, Brooks and Mr, committee on finance. Mr, J. Andy mously elected to fill the vacaney irs the first ward, occasioned by the resignation of President Lang when | he was elected mayor. The schools were ordered closed | on Thursday J, to re: January 3 Paducali’s board of educa’ now: J. Andy Bauer avd Byrd, first ward; J. G. Brooks auc com: h, Dr. en on the morning 0! tion i J WHEN THE DOCTOR ORDERS WINE YOU SHOULD GET THE BEST avoided. We furnish our customer Always in stock: Claret, Reisling, Dry Catawba, Mum's | Madeira, Sherry, Tokay, Swe x Cs ““OEHLSCHLAEGER Fifth ard DRUG aed M. was Bauer was unani- afternoon, December PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 8, 1897, add Kk. G ylor, third ward T. Reddick, Rose and C, M.| W. E, Aller sixth ward are J. M. A. Lawrence and [nay Weil, Terrell and J. R. Smit fourth ward : ke, fifth U. 8. Wale outgoing member §. Jackson, W. T. J, Mattison. DEATH IN MARSHALL, Robt. Warnick 5 monia, | Robt. Warnick 145. of near} Oakland, Marshall county, died last 3 night of pneumonia, The decased| leaves a wife and four childr peed was well known farmer. The fun- New Operator Here. Msé, T. W, Allen, a telegraph oper. atorsfrom Paris, Tean., is at the] Western Unsion during Mr. Sam REDUCED PRICES ON COAL BUCKETS, FIRE SETS, COAL VASE Our store is the cheapest place in town for these goods, c.c, ard ; Best quality coal buckeis as low as 8c, RUCCREVEDET300-00000000000008 PRIMUS OIL HEATERS NO WICKesooNO SOOT+oooNO ODOR The most wonderful heater made. cuumbs to. Pneu-| Burns air and oil—more air than oil, Gives an intense heat at a minimum cost, BRACVVVTTULROD-08000008080888 HOLIDAY PURCHASES OF LAMPS eral took place to Quisenberry’s absence, Schedule of Liabilities. ‘The schedule of the assets and lia- bilities of Dan Reeb, the grocer who assigned day before yesterday, were filed today. The liabilit‘es are about $1,200; assets about $100. MAY NOT QUALIFY. Mr, J, Andy Bauer Does Not Dc- : sire the Trusteeship to Which He Has Been Elected. FINE CHINA Mavle from us now will be put away and roserve CUT GLASS until wanted, Make your selections now and get choice from an unbroken stock, GEO. 0, HART & SON HARDWARE AND STOVE COMPANY INCORPORATED 303-307 Broadway. 109-117 N. Third-st. GEO. ROCK & SON= BOOTS AND SHOES For the past thirty-nine years this familiar sign has been seen on caerr Every schoolboy or girlin Paducah knows the name of ock. 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 and price A picture free with every cash purchase. GHoO. ROCCE io Son, 321 BRO, —_—— ae Did Not Solicit it- and This Morn- ing Thought He Would Not Accept the Honor. Mr. J. Andy Bauer, who was last night elected a school trustee from the First ward to su 1 Mr, Lang, who resigned vo qu as mayor, may not qualify. Mr. Bauer's feelings were hurt by the facetious remarks made by the gentleman who nominated him at last night's meeting of the board, He is quoted as ying that Mr. Bauer would make a good trustee hecande he w: xious to serve, aud cited as evidence that he desired to serve the fact that he had_run for the oflice a time or two and been defeated, Mr. Bauer, when seen by a report er this morning, stated that he did not want the honor, and did not ask a single Trustee to vote for him, put on the oth and when he heard his name mentioned for the place at- tempted io induce others to become CUT PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS started off, * was his Mr. Baver’s many Is, however will endeavor to in- ~ CHRISTI IN JAIL Vhis is Where John Aker and Ed Marable Will Go. Suits of which we have but one or two sizes yet in stock. We want to clear them out before we take inventory January 1. tees See Stacks J and 2 77TN~ Men’s Suits that for- merly sold at $10.00 and $12.50 reduced to-.+.++ y B.WEILLB & SON Li 409 BROADWAY 411 BROADWAY ' anders Predicts They Will at $15.00, $18.00 and be Hapged.- Other Police $20.00 reduced to..++ Court News. Kd Marab'e! red offen- ders who were preseated in the police conrt this morning on a we of creating a disturbance at ‘Terrell’'s stable yesterday, | Joho Pete Aker and are the names of two ¢ THE FAMOUS ALWAYS LEADS TMOTIOI SHIHLO 137 MON shows that the two} tedly warned to! table, but Mr | Perrell f there yesterday | and ordered th m ont, Eaker was 1 refused to go, bes me very disag thets to the Me Torr finally dee on Terre'l latter picked men had keep aw e knife ted toward him a pitch nd at this able, who had gon: rivea on the scene with a brick and advised Aker not to let any one hit Jhim. He was prevented throwing the brick by Mr, Thad Terrell, e, this is the 8th day r, 1897, remarked Judge en the evidence Was oon “Well, 1 predict that one or both of these wen will be hung before another year past, They seem to go around and try to pick trouble with the white peo and I know that Aker, at least, has been in jail. One hundred dollars and fifty *\ ays each,’ concluded the court as {he began to write it down on the dock Willis Strickland was charged with drawing a pistol on Harry Hodges and Harry Hodges was charged with drawing a shotgun on Strickland, | The alleged offenses were committed jon the 16th of las 1 fendants were colore » evidence | showed Hodges to have been in error, and he was fined $20 and e the exse egainst Strickland missed. Jobn The “l fork janet outside co Not Co to the Clondyke There is more clear money to those who need dnything in Furniture or House Furnisi ings to call on Gardner Bros. & Co., who handle a full line uf Furniture, Carpets, Mattin s, Stoves, Trunks, Lamps, Lace Curtains, Rugs, Chenille and Derby Portieres; In fact, anything you need to wake your house neat and vomfortable. Goods sold on easy payments. GARDNER BROS. & CO. Telephone 396. %08-206 SOUTH THIRD. sis, while was (is i Can Plead” You or-made suits to order for less money than ready. Da ton The'T'ailor maa ts of same quality, Everybody can wear a tailg made suit at the prices charged by Dalton’s Tailori Establgimen s with PURE Goons only. stra Dry, Port, Angel —-50c per quart up. LKER