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

ees PADUCAM-DAILY S people by an OP -eondin in the Daily Sun VOLUME M—NUWBER 83 PADUCAH, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY DECEMBER 17, “1897, | vne of the largest tobacco raisers in | the world, expects to get 14 cents |. C ole | for bis crop of over one hundred CASUALTIES, acres, and W. A. Hawkins expects same price. The crop is turning out s Ole Ee) Topeka, Kan., Dec. 17.—Bryan} much better than was expected, Gilbert, the th age ee son of i ars M% There will be ehipped from Versailles 7 Judge W. D. Gilbert, of Atchison, A Sensational Murder In Louis-| one between 3,000 and 4,000 hogs-!‘The 1. C. Has At Last Got A]b#S been granted a conditional Ii. heads, while Fayette County will cense to practice law before the su- SEVEN-YEAR-OLD LAWYER. The State of Kansas Produces an | Infant Wonder, HART'S FINE CHINA CY SELLERS OF 6000 6000S ROGERS’ TRIPLE-PLATED SILVERWARE ville Thig Morning. A rend nearly as much to market. Schedule That Beats The | preme court of Kansas. ‘The license . *, ‘ in a “= is to take effect when the lad is #1 We surpass ot n previous «.CHEA| Wealthy Young Man A FAMILY A TON. Killen N—Goes In Effect years old, This boy is a wonder, erte in toe ISSA, a oe THAN EVER BEFORE He is well versed on all law points aud the examination which he passed would have been a creditable one to any applicant. He is the youngest || ———— res Sunday. ’ a Soule’s Drug Did the Killing. a —— nie Jeunton ol jeven Heavy weigh Store... mp ie Brothers and Sisters and ind diversity of our ne this season. largest stock ever yet seen in Paducah, Wh (KE THE LEADERS OF THE A Million Doar Fire At Geand Their Descendents. The Time Between Louisyille and] priotitioner ever admitted in’ this ter- Forks, N. D.—A Whole Family Brownstown, Ind., Dec, 17.—| New Orteans Twenty-two — |ritory of jurisprudence. His fatber! TOYS HOLIDAY GOODS TRADE * Boulevard LaPreferencia] Cremated In Canada—Otn- ae ana ee boar Tee. prtaeat Hours—Pastest ‘Timé caer jude ; Bie og aaa i Largest Stock .# Lowest Prices Mercantile Chancellor er Late News By Wire, eleven brothers and sisters whose Eyet Kuown, well known i legal circles. OF ALL KINDS... ..AT ALL PRICES... oth 1 combined weight was 2150 pounds “Three Killed, GEORGE O. HART & SON Better Toys ‘Than any other House ‘Than a Marguerite Key West The seven brothers average 210 Louisville, Dec. 17.—The corner pounds and the three sisters average Sixth and Green streets was the scene| 10 pounds. ‘Their average height HARDWARE AND STOVE CO. 5-307 Broadwa yy N. Third Clinton, Ind., Dee. | No, 3, on the Chicago & K linois ran into an extra t Yesterday's Courier-Journal says “Never in the history of southern all ten-cent goods, and of © most sensational murder this} !8 9 feet 10 inches, They range in} raijroads has the fight for passenger | day killing three employes and injur- inate ainab aot Sveccent morning. Curtts Deering, a son of 98° from 40 to 61 years. At the re-}Husiness been so strong as at present. | ing gix others. ” HANDSOME LAMPS a cigars that cost $35.00, in Charles’ Deering, shot and killed] "ion were 100 descendants. and it 11) this ght for business from Lou ag Claude Bryant, a bar tender. Young ‘deh first time thatthe entire faii- I vine to New Orleans and Florida LEVERTER REMANDED, nm i : Decring's father is one of the wealth | of eleven children had met for 9} roints the Louisville and Nashville, Il we:ttaee plceeieadi fateas HUH AND WHIT jest. men in this city, Deering is] third of a century: the Illinois Central and the Southero * ind all kinds, for all pur DELFT WA RE ba ras Mpa Bebo! se. 4 < | can please you in every are cutting time in a Way that would have made an old-timer of ten years ago stare in amazement. “The Louisville and Nashville led Bond. | f]off with a cut to twenty-four hours between Louisville and New Orleans a few wee The road made its time of departure 8:10 p. m. poses and at all prices —but always lower than elsewhere. particular. We have them in all styles at any price. Kelly’s Great Corona |" "se AFTER HIS MAN. N LIVES SAID TO BE LOST, ~ The Terrible Kesuits of # Million! Marshall Grimes in Search 0 ; Voltar Fire, % ’ Grand Forks, N, D., Dec. 17,— Could Not Fxeeute the $500 ie MONEY SAVING PRICES Hela For Grand Jury Action,— Thomas Warren. 4 mendons fire is raging luere this This was followed by an announce- i? HOWARDS TO MLE ~|morning. A hotel, two wholesale! 4 Shootist Wanted In Calloway] ™ent from the Illinois Cent ‘al that it , MEET, houses and ten dwellings have been would ieave at 8:20 o'clock in the | lestroyed. thus far, It isreported] ©2Unty In Jail At Metropotid Charles Leverter, the half-breed | ro whiten Se | CT ocr oe ee aE YOU SAVE : Y*1 loss is estimated at a million dollars, tour hours would be the minimum of | lias s#serted itself several times 0 Or Lang's OPlee. - - Marshal Grimes, of Brooklya,|time between Louisville and late years, was held over for grand| * The New Howards will meet Mon Dean President C ., Was in the city today after Tom|Qrleans, But yesterday another an- {Jury action today in Judge Sanders’ | 5 4 Bae hacuec th Maver Lanes oan |. New Yor) Deo, 1 arren, 4 young white man wanted] pouncement of schedule change was] court today, | ; and all cases of charity, except ur-| Bernard, president of the defunct E.| there for bastardy. ‘The complainant |made by both roads. ‘The Lousvilie| _ Leverter was arrested by et . . gent ones, will be referred to tha re Posen any the ie, robo a is Lulu ste ee plaice, who i8fand Nashville announced that its hy dhe A get sea | ‘ 5 _ eeitng shop epucern, was arrested yesterday | now in a delicate condition. ‘ould, 1 next] Warrant charging him with deta:ning r, : i . i. ‘ q Piters ‘Le: tendered the tis city by a postontice inspector.] Warren was arrested once by the aoe an moe sa0 hclouktin or. |MrgMery Joves ee hae wil You might now be a rich man. If you go on wasting you'll 4 h She is a respectable white woman, | never have a competency. One way you waste is to pay more on with the i iecde the marshal but made his escape, and has ‘make conne | s office for all /UESTRUCTION OF der to he meetings, and the offer was ei nq_|been here about two weeks at work Ubio. trata from {4nd Leverter claims be was drunk | fon ; BAe, totecteds ‘Tue tlewent LITTLE ONES. somewhere. ‘The marsbal’s search pio aa sencts {and knows nothing about the alleged your SHOES than is necessary to get the best. The way i ’ ‘ i PEK offense, He was remanded to jail in| we CAN_HELP YOU is to sell you— today was fruitless, but the police ated in a Burn-| aayhorities were asked to keep aluok- Memphis at 7:30 o'clock the nex! and all oth table organization morning, which reduces the time be D0) Lom | will flnd Mayor Lang an carnest ¢ booed | default of a § Five Children operator. ing House. out for Warren tween Louisville and Memphis Pi - Bulger ad Pol heaee| | Men's Green $5.00 Shc $3.60 ¥ ; Ottawa, Can., Dee, 17—Thehome] A week ago today Marshal Grimes hy minutes, aby ded will reseh disoier sal illiam Kneeland Men's I her 00 oes for... Peer 2 irr) + 4.00 COAL, COAL! t Patrick Lenshy burned last night] arrested Tom Willis, colored, on a|New Orleans at §8:30 that evening, Banister's Men's Patent Leather $6.00 Shoes, for . 3.00 ‘ making the run from Louisville to Ladies’ Green Coin Lace or Button $4.00 Shoes for. 3.00 > THE STAGGS SOLD, Why buy coal that is half dirt and] and his five children we slack, when you can buy good, nice,|the flames. It is the most tin the|charge of maliciously shooting an- horrible | other negro at Hazel, Calloway coun-|NeW Orleans twenty-four houts heretofore. Ladies’ Dongola, Pat. Leath. T Needle Toe, button Men's Embroidered $1 1 $2.00 Slippers for..+.++ clean coal, free of dirt and k for}accident of the kind that ever ec-|ty. The authorities at Murray were ~ A sare) Pr Y cents per bushel, spot from] curred in this city. notified by telegraph and replied that] |» a "Epa Seger ee be Ladies’ Satin Quilted rimmed Slippers for +. ++s++++eees the old and reliable St. Bernard Coal they would get a requisition, but} Of departure and cut in time has been | 7, Sells Her For Wha Sslgs have eplhalease hors WO GEF JUSTICE, thes far nothiog has been heard from |@ade by the Iilinois Central railroad. | CADE Ryman Sells 1 Beginning next Sunday, this r will have iis night train leave at 9 arriving in Memphis at 8:18 the next morning and at New Orleans at 7:50 ‘chimiaen the {same evening. This “schedule Two women well known ia Brock-| provides for a run of twenty-two lyn, one named Tucker and another} boars and five minutes between Lous named Robards, engaged in a fisti-|isville aud New Orleans, a schedule ffon the street there y. | never heretofore attempted.” —Wu The diMeulty is supposed to have The ubove change in the Lilinois originated from the disagreement of | Central's time was predicted in Mon- 88,500, them. Willis was carried to Metropolis and committed to jail where he is still confined. D ROCK & SON, ¢ 321) BROADWAY. Your picture TS ors purchase of $1.00 or ov the best 2d poo! Pittsburgh coal Never buy the common grs Also all sizes of the best Anthracite and Virginia Smithing coal. Sr. Bexxauv Coat Co. Covington, Tenn,, Dec. 17.—Wm, Broadway Jobnson was hanged this afternoon lidim Telephone No. 8. | for the murder of a farmer named Boyd Murderers Pay of th je Last Penalty Law. The Paducah and Tennessee River PRket Conipany Purctfase Her, eee aes | “OUT PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS 4 late by Capt. Tom Ryman, of Nash- v Howell, for the Get off the earth and into a pair of our shoes Kaneas City, Mo.. Dec. 1bd2 Lpistste A fois (Carcidua galt mundarer, wel ranged « am this morning in the jail yard, Carr | ‘heir respective children, day’s Sux, and indicates that at last s A handsome rocker, table, fancy|threw bis own little girl into the The Toll Gate’ the I. C, bas out-rivaled her potent | ville, to Capt. Lec competitor, the “Ellen N.’’ Or at} Paducah and Tennessee River Packet chair, pedestal, fine lamp and many | river: Flemingsburg, Ky., Dee. Company, the price being $8,500. Suits of which we have but one or two sizes yet in stock. We want to MAY INDICT HARRIS. last toll gate in this county least until the L. & N, makes another articles su for a present, Look ae The boat bas ‘o Padu c you Wal ts ee i aaa burned lest night. | The gates are} rraveting Auditor Wood, of the I a ke wa brea et aod clear them out before we take inventory January 1. [Witnesses 8 oned By Grand apiell thik lees ae Keepers are] (, “ srrived today, and this afternoon |has recently been running up the we = All the tropical truits at Harris’, Jury, Though Slayer Was finished checking out Union Depot] Tennessee river. She will continue ae 124 East Second street. Free del hequittee Merchant's Suicide. Agent Mitchell, to run to Waterloo. Ala. 77 NN ery. . Phone 185 11d . J Carlisle, Ky., Dec, 17—Robert soecnesescon Hamilton, DIED AT HARDIN, Mr. Hick who .for sev- eral years past has been in the em- ploy of what is now the Illinois Cen- tral, today left the company’s serv-| Long Life of Mrs, Malinda C vice and was succeeded by Condue- tin Hoaeds tor James Scott. who will probably Lexington, Ky,, Dec. 17,—Sev-] Barrett, a prominent merchant of SHOE|: eral witnesses who testified against /this city, committed suicide here to- SHOP)]"> Harris, the man who slew} day, ‘The cause was ill health, Thomas H, Merritt in Gratz Park, oe I have removed my repairing shop. }Jast July, while he was with Harris’ DISASTROUS HOTEL FIRE- Fe All my customers and friends invited | wife, have been summoned to appear to call, Satisfaction guaranteed, before the grand jury tomorrow. hold the place only temporarily. D.C. SCHULTZ, although acquitted hy Police] Thtee Lives May be Lort asa Res] Mfr, Hamilton has been yard Rear of Hanke, Twelfth and Madison Welaaper a few dayeatiee “the sult, assistant yardmaster, night yardmas-|* t ter and foreman of the switch engine. He held the latter position when his Stacks 1 and 2 Stacks 3 and 4 Men's Suits that for- wf 48 Men's Suits that sold ving- merly sold at $10.00 and at $15.00, $18.00 and $12.50 reduced to.. $20.00 reduced to. B.WEILLE & Mrs. Malinda Covington, mother E, H. Covington, of the city, and mother of Messrs, Gus G., |8 Vill Ed and Curt C, Covington, of Covington Bros., this city, died yes- terday afternoon at her home in F Jus Killing, may yet be indicted for wur-] Lawrenceburg. Ky., De YT IS der, “He is again living with bis) ffolman’s Hotel, of this city THE FAMOUS ALWAYS wife * i nd la sation was sent in to take effect : NORD DREAUHTER Sef & : not reieved until today. He is one| ged 86. i ‘ 409 BROADWAY capes, Three may die as a result of injuries received. of the tiost popular young men em- he deceased was born near Pe 5 tersburg, Va., and when she left pd ployed | the compapy, and his res. /*ersburg, Va. and ne Gon BOMBMAKERS AT WORK ignation is greatly regretted by all] UUCal & Week ago was ‘a wel a if the employes, His future plans are] Health. In 1832 the deceased . warried to Mr. George Covington in unknown. " ; 1 1 Virginia, They soon moved to C Supt. Harahan has notified ail con. loway county to resi: avd Mr. davtors that the state law prohibits] Qoyjngton ended long and useful the obstruction of a crossing for}jite tive months at Maytield, longer than five minutes at a time, aged 87. and that where conductors violate this} “P),¢ deceased was a member of the law they will be held individually re | Baptist church, and Rev. Penrod, of you want y mistake ! y stout ae Says Willetts, the Wrecker of FOR Three Hoosier3Banks, Cincinnati, Dee. 17—Richard H.] | Willetts, the missing cashier of the] Evident Attempt to Blow Up the banks st Leavenworth, English and United States Consulate Marengo, Ind., has arrived here at Havana, from Augusta, Ga, Willetts was Havana, Dec, 16.—A small box, CHRISTMAS aecompanied by his wife. He de- s clares he is not a defaulter and says apparently made to contain samples PRESENTS hie loft $15,000 cush which ne could} Some description, was found yes- 7 just as well have taken with him, He|'rlay morning at Casa Neuva, . sponsible by the company the First Baptist church, this city, that my stock Jad he loaned too mach, He foresaw where the ye, baeabsee Byer tar Mr. C. W. Huntley, whose acquit} s¢companied the family on the early a Ne] than ever, | the coming crisis and fled becavse he xamination of he} sal of the charge of Killing 8 consta- train this morning to Wadesboro, " : ‘ spe. | BOX showed it to contain a tube filled ’ » the remains were buried feared personal injury from his ene: | Wer Te sive substanve. Kor. {ble named Sibley in Mishissippt was where the remains were buried. nies, He says he will return to o published in yesterday’s Sun, was iv Against € cavenworth Saturday and will do | tunately the cover was not moved in}t i, ate all in his power to aseist the the ordinary way, but was ‘splintered | "e city a few hours last night. signee in settling the affairs of the |ope™ Underneath the cover was a anid piece of sandpaper, jutended to light a box of matches, and thus bring EMPLOYE OF TWENTY YEARS, | about an explosion, On November 4, last, a tube, said ville for Embez-| to contain dynamite, was found on the premises of the United States I have received a ment that was se view to economy able for special sh iy ected with a 1 be suit I can assure you this year is lar 4 and ingite you to § sEE for yourself, feeling that it will be mutually profitable Joe Petter, iil Sery Washington, Dec. 17 ator Beauty Hanna and twenty prominent leaders the “Mr. J. F. Bevill, a popular young man who has been in the Falton of- fice of the Illinois Central, arrived this morning on the 8 o' Yelock train to succeed Mr. Mitchell, who resigned several days ago, to take effect day] elections. before yesterday, al of civil service. at if it was not rey cans would be defea aled republi- ed in future Arrested in Low vlement of $15,000, Third Street. _ | Consulate at Havana bya man who} Mr, Bevill, comes highly recom. . . Ea Oe a Louisville, Dec. 17,—A sensation] was subsequently arrested vy the} mended, and hegan work at once. hristmas penig Ii grote deren was caused on Main street yesterday} private watchman of the cousulate,| Mr. Mitchell’s departure is one morning when Louis Altman was ar-} but the affair was cl: tas a joke,|that will occasion general regret rested for embezzling $15,000 from} and the man was believed to have] about the depot and elsewhere where Charles Rosenheim & Co., wholesale] been the individual who placed the} he isknown. Everybody with whom china merchants, for whom he was] tube where it was found, In order to] ie comes in contact likes him, and a confidential clerk, An examination} guard against any possible attempt] more popular young man never We Originate of his books 18 alleged to show | hostile to the consulate or its in-! worked for the railroad company. Others Copy}: series of embezzlements extending] mates, the Spanish officials took pre-| He resigned voluntarily to return oh ht years that may re! »*| cautions to protect to building and] to the less ‘arduous cares of the life 000. Alunan was arrested at his} Consul General Lee, of a merchant at his home in East nd added to my already} desk and @ partial confession made, “RASA naa la Prairie, Mo. J. M, Riddell and wife, at Wil- —- which he afterward retracted when —--, liamstown, K; elebrated their fif-| Eugene Rutty has been electy placed in jail, He is thirty-twdliiers old and has been in the firm’s empioy tieth b wedding aniversary. P.esident of Switzerland. tor twenty years, beginning 4s a mes- Oriental senger bo: Chocolates, Bon-Bons TO RAISE TOBACLO PRICE, W. H E N eas and Frappe fran These candies are extraordinarily fine mthé like was never before made or sold also the finest line to the people by I have made \inapp ti ns att extraordinarily fine line of can dies which I have styled the Fayette County Planters Holding Out For 13 Cents, P 7 Cheap wines are to be avoided. . : Lexington, Ky., Dee, 17,—Tobac- iG <Alwa ays in stock: Claret, Reislj ese. ever offered co planters are holding their crops Sica, Epona.) Malaga, Made Fel higher figures. J,N, Camden, T U A 1 , of pr cpeltons Seuniys who was No) roa , SsaysGe has refused 13 s ceuts bil ard fo Fteop of vbleky sSOEH 417 Broadway, Teiephone 295. Navrs, Teelie Bombs, Of th ORDERS WINE YOU city, I have Pas