The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 1, 1898, Page 1

: . Ty VOLUME 1—NUMBER 169 MOTH BALLS FOR EVERYBODY ! A full stovk of every- thing you require for house cleaning. Ring Nelson Soule for your drug wants. To We are selling Sarsaparilla... At 50 cents Bottle Our own make. JD, BACON & CO, ORUGGISTS... GOLD FISH AGENTS PRESS BOATS INTO SERVICE MCKINLEY STANDS FIRM. Report Current That the Unite States Will Do That. | Nothing But “Ancolute Cuban Independence Will Be Accepted. | WAR EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT, Kiyermen Think the Matter Pre-| mature, Though the Govern- | ment Has That Right, It is reported that United States government bas tion ty take the Cabinet ity to the health of the mouth and} pop to sail immediately and intercept | testh. ee ive quick | the Spanish torpedo fleet, che drops give quick : a hootneche Grope give 4 Another rumor 1s that the Spanish elief. cruiser at Havana hurriedly left the harbor this bat that the press censor at Havana will allow no news of its departure to he sent out. morning LYNE & LYNE ~DRUGGISTS SPAIN HAS REFUSED THE The President ani His Cabinet Holding a Council of War. A Declaration Momem- tarily Expected. THE AIR FILLED WITH SENSATIONAL WAR — Severed---Diplomacy Gives Place THE PRESIDENT 1S NOW WRITING HIS MESSAGE OF WAP, |: The Flying Squadron is Said to Have Been Or-!! dered to Intercept the Spanish Torpebo Fleet. deman« ~ upon the Spanish govern- he answer of Spain to | uitimatuin demanding the tinned ssation of the bloodshed and suf- ting on the island of Cuba, whick he demanded Wednesday should be tonce, isat hand, It came at 10 lock last night, fairly siz- zling over he cables from Madrid and was at once turned over to the proper person to.deciphored. Assistant 9 rc rétary Day announced that under no PADUCAR, KENTUCKY FRIDAY. ABRIL 1 1898, u. He is better, but his duties as Ultimatum Made Public resum overs Cabinet Will » Again This] Oicer Fred Hoyer left this morn- Afternoon to Decide Wheth- | i04 fon Murray, Calloway county ‘ with h Upoiel Boone Spencer, the man er War Will Be De- a yesterday on a charge of clared, stgalid ma mule from David Rye, of lly re- April 1, 2:36"* tag nena wijeurhed,~ aad about remarked the President, ‘no citizen of this country pondence with Spain to rage and no friend of! Cuban iod pendence will be dissatis- fied with my course.’’ In fact, the pews here tonight, | theugh not oiticial and therefore per- haps not reliable, is to the effect Sesil Meeting Now Being ement i, officially given out vr hai thirty steamboat and (ug in the Ohio river, - circumstances would any intimation t 7 P Feds cis conotial that the W Held to Decide When the ; io Jo the press that Sagasta. Las} bostelry at Sixth and i I to t r ton suthorities have telegraphe 4 : ye given outto the press ull this | tively refu the demands of the and most of them ex- 1 ata thal Declaration of Was Shall mx of the nature of the reply tat Sagasta 1 rect te get a hearing at the forth all the important our mip the) Ply: |United States. Sagasta promises to term of court, which begir Oto valley asking if in case of war] Be Made Not since the troublous days offatlow America to distribute supplics Mondsy, ‘The oie dad atid Tut) they could tara over their entire 1861 has there been seen anxiety Jin Cuba, and he agrees to an a rooms are being cleaned up and p: Gukpas at the white house as was observed ‘ : for t t 7" | at th te he as wa »bserved | tice to grant the Cubans time to de- rf court « pext week thing There is a number of Ing steamers | eto grant t plying the Obio river that « easi-/ WOULD NOT MAKE CUBA FREE, | !*:tuight when a coterie of the na-| cide on the terms of peace ill t lec ictealy livelier ly be utilized as freight carriers in tion’s leaderagathered to await the} pps REPLY MEANS WAR court Louse, é case of war, bat the steamboatmen sca | word from Spato, which means peace] The cabinet has been called in] ‘The work of autifying the coun- mare Gaim te have received vo &: hg | SPain Willing to Agree to Any-|O° Ware The President sur ssion at 4 o'clock this at. |e’ ber was finished today by Catloa from the government that the | rounded by the Vice Pre ity Lit will then be decidea| Mt Frank Dunn, who secured the boats would be wanted and place lite] thing But the Freedom of the Saree bel ee wil tel ont" It is greatly improved in Ue confidence in the report Which was Wnt of Gal , 3 laration of war will Le} a earance. sent out a few days ago to that effect iaanh OL .CW Secretary Day, Assistant See+ | j.sued r . from St. Lou ehart Bros. | ¥ Me, Senators Aldrich, Spoon- Representative Grant, © member of NEWS NOSES, owners of oue of the largest flouring | er and Hanna, and several of his in-] the committee on gn relations uta ments in the city say ae THE CRISIS AL LAST IS HERE: | inate friends va Hialatel ene Vineane aie oe have received no notice to furnish says Sy s reply 1eaps war. flour to the government and also dise From early evening they waited] That statement is the key note of credit the re Steamboatmen re- with pationce and calmness, and there] evary opinion goed the report as pre SL Washington 3 p. m—The] 4 @ dramatic relief when the mes- ‘ would require vo time place the eee ’ 4 sienee anne uiek t a ra e cE 1 boats in readiness if they were really] crisis is at hand: ; uh ee mM sage a Z ey VESSELS IN THE FLEET, dist } needed. They admit the right of the! gy: Zefused Cuban in-|*! °* as ne vefore i ; for Africa, reaghied Nev governinent to press the boats into] Pall has Refused Cuban ite) ya. in thes lont and] List of the Torpedo Boats and Their] nesdlav, after an ex service and all are ready to go it/ dependence, given secretary Respective Commanders. The Dark Continent.” ordered to do so, cisanuwber! ‘Phe United States severs all] Adee, who ed with} n oe Che Railway A s that the eCity Of Louisville ant onanea| diplomatic relations with Spain.| the a the Madrid Liberal of bd, the} pui ie ll tiog be'lese: tray ruaning in the Louisville and Cin-| President McKinley will make} All Washington displayed the aaah Con the Spanish tor-|é 000, aud may — exceed Slnnatl trade and the John K Speeding attempt to negotiate with anriety tonight that was seen at the) nedo dotlla aze as follow 6 00, running from Louisy o D : nite hou The general feeling} " 1 c y Depew will retire frou 5 Spain further. Lorpedo-catcher Furror, of 40¢ y Depew will retire 1 Orleans, pain further us was that Spain would not accede tol rons. comment 2), Cartier, bins a) ive presidency. pethe New York Oop DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED McKinley now writing a me®!ine demands made upon it by this] oo Cee Ds Carlier, has a become chairman of the . : ra i , " ™S | crew of seventy-two. directors o' » Cel Lake : BOG sage to congress alvising armed] government, but would offer instead Porneda'eatsuer Pluto; Gh 460 aie tors of the Central Lak A Murderess Gets Off With Her |intervention in Cuba. & counter proposition, proposing 10] ions, Commander P. Vasquez, has a freight trains on the Life,—Was to Have Been War is now a certainty. Cease hostilities, revoke Weyler's or-| crew of seventy-two. lantic railrosd collided Byansed Todas. — der, and askfor an armistice to at! porpeto-catcher ‘Terror, of 406 Adairsville, Ga,, Wednesday sin page era Washington, April 1. Bulletin] range a peaceable settlement with the tons, Commander F. de la Rocha,has| 2°22 McDade was fatally injured, Atlanta, Ga., 1 mele 10:57-—The cabinet is in session con-| Cubans, looking to their ultimate in-] 4 erew of seventy-two is are rakemen were badly ivjur- Nobbs who was sentenced to be) sidering Spatn’s reply. The action | dependence. Badal Wigs i ed. hanged today for the murder of her] * shed padi a iaiaee te Legumes Torpedo-beat Rayo, of 120 tons.} “1, M, McBride, who is thought ‘o husband, was saved by the comme} moony i This the President will not agree} Commander Senor Rizo, has a crew hay rdered the Lee family of four tation of her death sentence to Jife }negotiations will be made public as}ig, ye is asfirm now asa roc Kk and | of seventy-two. near Paint Rock, Ark., Sun- imprisonment soon as the cabinet adjourns, Every+| wil] waste no more time with the Torpedo-boat Ador, of 120 tons ted suicide by cut- 339 ‘ aid, though, that even shouk Se os of Lieut, Jenkins. one a Bulletin: —11 :33a,m, Spain's re. [ell th oat Shas aren hould he be crew of 26 of the Maine victims, {wae made the Japan Said to Have Asked America] ply is believed to be evasive and un-| $9 “isposed congress would not sub-| ‘Torpedo-boat Aziete, of 12) tone, u of a patriotic demonstration {For Support Against Russia, stactory. ‘The cabinet is still in| Mit to it, Congress is aroused as it] Commander M. Somoza, has a crew irg. he body lay in state “April It j]session and President McKinley is| "Ver has been since I861, Many of | of twenty-six. than 30,000 people viewed ril 1,— is rumore< ‘ i ) de oe pore srs: lhe Wan ly, Bete has asked the United] submitting plan for armed inter) the members walked up to the White} According to the Madrid Heraldo}t:, A wemorial mass meeting wa States to join Great Britain 10 suj +} vention in Cuba, It is generally con-;! se today and “talked out in}of March 20, the distribution of the Mie duke Ei ominAl't ihe Broihecs porting Japan's refusal to with aw] vcged ths plan for such has been |™eeting.’” ‘They told the President,| Spanish warships in the Philippine ood of Carpeaters KGa dolnico, ol from Wei Hai Wei after the payment Seren por without mincing words, that they} archipelago at tha’ time was as fol-[Ghieas, sve made angemen te of the Betnese we rtae eee ray ~ wanted no Spanish delay and diplo-| lows: for a sich Geetha: i a the rib il = CaeB} Bulletin: —12:06 a, m. Spain! macy, and would have absolutely} 1m Manila and its arsenal are the cemmeeeeninmea mies that port. — aa. has cabled a message -to Minister! nothing but the independence offeruisers Reina Christina, Castilla,| mn y ‘ ‘ Lootton Voreveg Polo in which she states that she will Cuba, and that without any string}Velasco, Don Juan de Oustria, Ul] WE SELL The Vive, ocd, uruauists F sues Take no more concessions, The| tg it, 2 * Jo Cano, Lex9 ancl Paitin a Globe, ; ; Duero; the transports Atava, Ma- A ja ablnos ta sitll tn seeston “aod excite-| ‘rue President assured these gen: | nila and Cebu, and the guotost Pars cake | | ment is growing, War now thought a } 8 Cameras... American, oe tlemen that if Spain did not accede te] agua. Di 4 4} 10 be certala. his proposal and offered to “Heage?| Between Jolo, Rio Mindanoa, M ( anon ' : iesccomene 8 ay and I ba. ming th ay, Washington, Aprill,—The wilklest|or compromise or «do anything else}! » cares , pore ayes ft cnden that : 4 ) “©) southern division, are the gunboat Zar. Nee erent hy the dental profes rumors fill the air this afternoon, It |than he asked, he would wire an ir-|Samar, Miraveles, Minduro. Mani is endorse is reported on what seems to be per-|revocable ultimatum tomorrow. }leno, Pampanaza, Arayet and Para x sion. Besides being a pleasant P f } We instruct you thoroughly. We addition to the toilet hee continued fectly reliable authority that orders|‘*When I send the official corres-| and the aunches Urdarota, Vasco ‘ ughly, use will prove of the greatest util-| have been issued to the flying squad- and Gardoqui. keep everything necessary to tak In the Lanao lagoon ere the launches Gen, Blanco, Lanao, Cor cuerto and Almonto, According to the latest advices the | gunboats Albany and Callao patrol {the Paragua Isle and the gunboat cC alamiens is at B aC, The gunboat Bulusan is at Sab the Leyte in the Taal lagoon, anu the ing pictures. ¥Pe M'PHERSON'S DRUG STORE ee TEN CENTS A WEEK ww, | ig th propo is iSO et keoe - erdict of his countrymen and of the Jana Bail ee a Seeeerne world as to the president himself? ; Fs’ association. Would he not deserve the gratitude The official wheat returns for New |! 4ia of this nation and the homege of e South Wales, covering the season 1 peoples throughout — the ist ended, show that 992.484 acre lindepedence t ( pec earth? There can be but a single cut yielded 10,518,283 bushels I led that Answer » uestions, No vies a e general agent London of] ed ry at arms could compare with ‘ 'ransvaal republic discredits the | * ese re- such a triumph of peace. } Otaloara in the bay lagoon ri of President Kri having : mh) fhue, fw plate war, therefore Finally, 1! P : een shot and killed ory wa anity and the materia eras of | for the sake of ate peace, the oat peedliogte a pint a probably a stock exchange canard, | 0Ur ¢ s who have investments in| president has been the most diligent Da are eunhea b “ie broteelad It is said that the board of Cuba or who have business re’ations} worker among Awerican statesman 9 , a Leh ture will take steps t with Cub ave heen served] for the results that his country bas erutter Isla de Cuba, fsla du Luzon We teps to prevent t | @! and the gunboats Ou and Ruy | 4@ing ia England of a consignment | e fullest extent of legitimate in-j sought the purposes to establish, He Vise Flot Aierionn apples; Which Was beet vernment of the win by the methods of peace. Lope de Villobe PE + y, one - refused admission into Germany, be-{U sited States when a permanent{ But if be does not, he has justified Urge the President to Free Cuba, | cause the fruit is alle to he infects | P@ 3 es ae Ge tae trade] war before all Ges dda ns i‘ Wathington il 1.—Yesterday | ed with the San Jose scale, ral channels stripped Spain of allies. He has ‘ aftersoon « com ee of eleven ree] Representative Adamson, of Geor 4 options are cor-|made the American position impreg- Spain will even reject the terms of} ).,)) members of the house has introduced a resolution Wed- | "@¢t What variety of diplon or of /nable both as to purpose and method. the President. Minister Woodford !eailea on the president and. ur: Y recognizing the republic of | *t&tesmanship would be superior v0| These are great results, and they will undoubtedly impressed the Presi im ¢ levisi and authorizing the presiden t displayed by President McKin- | count no less certainly for the advant- with the belief that the ee Gu him credit to ita minister of this in the emergency which now con-| age of the American people than any (sey WonTd Uecoet | most noanimons, feeling which pte- | government nts the American people? Earn-|of the fortaues of war which may s uuld accept his propo: cing we baci adeal be: : estly des eave, as do sensible| follow them vaily ia the house Senator Warren introdaced a bill{°o.3 Lebel Me abo rn : peace, or he would not have le - ned oo | citizens in every section of the coun- ae them. ‘The President said today | Blanco Ends Reconcentration ine BROHIEa eit anborizing | try—he has nevertheless made such THE MARKE that he felt confident ten days ago In Four Provinces. lof cowboys rangers ‘whenever it |°”!f¢ Preparation for war as ouage Rape that Cuba would be freed by peacea- |, Havana, April 1.—Capt. General} chall be in the interests of the public} i manty Oe eee Seas Reporte eT cee ie ae peace! Bianco has issued an important de- I 1 his demands on Spain, the jast ex CHICAGO, Hab., March %, ble means, and if he had not believed | cree. tated Marc! A oubiied | ee f his countrymen. He }80 he would have put the matter ia] this morning, in which he directs the 5 Representative Mabaney, of New | ting perior intelligence, ly] Montus — tian | oe the bands of ec s last wee ud of the reconcentration in the four Wait Introduced a joint rhage broad s ship and the justice} —— | Spans F western provinces, Pinar del Rio, i pablie lay - bebe br bei of his « ¢ ven Spain from one} sety wea’ 3826 | e272) 888 ANISH OURCIL READY TO LEAVE. | Have Mantanzas and Santa Cla Taek GA ahead eee | conders her, until now the 10 wo All Negotiations With Spain Have Been : 4 ' a and’ Santa Clara.tetate aad welcoming her ‘to the |commlete surrenter of Cube iy beng | pa aaa satiatteea ok renin ine comnlete surrenler of Cuba is being a aa sisterhood of republics in the western | ¢ ly dis I by thes bau. | M4 a | Rafael Seco, at Key West, Packs His erhox eriously d Vv the Spanish au oe lla eee ae i ; ciny MATTERS, nee thorities. al triumph of skille | Max pork | vio | wae a lothes and Quits the Ur a 2 4 ful diplo may be missed by so| May lara ‘ Pane War. | Bates Balldiog, he aerial Wetloos t the Third et nistow s soargla ‘an the tlomeatary | May ake w| sit] sor Bu | ; The Couneil Cha . evival services at the Third street} qesperation of the Spanish ministry s| 602 set Key West, April 1,—Rafacl Seco,| 142 Council Chamber Decora} yf, i, church continues with great sind the eof the A iaban ee oe loan the Spanish consul at this port, hes tions Finished Today, interes Rev, J. We Walters} conre so wear its con —— ceived instructions to pack up hi preached an eloquert sermon to &/ summa nonstrate beyond| The Austrian-Hungarian govern~ ‘ aS cca large congregation, Deep interest is! oy, Jendid wisdom of the{ ment intends to ask for 50,000,000 eff ® preparatory to leaving thel aia. Joe Ullman Better—Other| being taken in these services, and | pres ident’s course. orins for the purpose of increasing United States, Mr. Seco removed Hikes of taterest many have come forwardand pledged |" y¢ it ¢ floally be establis! it|the strength of the Austrian navy, ilive yest pasha seihaatde hemselve: 400 e better lives. be ‘i — — sollive yesterday from United Abemeslyes begh od to live better li ithe great ses of the American] ‘phe schooner Olivette, from Porto States building. ‘This is accepted by 3 aaa Persons are invited to attend | neople as to Cuba and the Cuban] jp .o for Halifax, wita molasses, is a ail Wererua: an Ibdleation that Saiz " pondered sp 0 inthe af people could be executed without the| total wreck on Thrum Cape. at the \ ' hat Spain) James Bingham and James Porter, | ternoon and “prayer tiring of a single gun or the loss of a] Oe } huthoe, ie rl iotends to fight. colored, engaged in a fight last night, | service at 7 ng 7:3 +4 , entrance of Halifax harbor. The crew Z uy i 8 C700 human life, what ought to be the! .o., in whit l pistols, clubs and knives were x figured Bingham surrendered, but R, Porter, it is understood, has gone to Paris, = Washington, April 1.—The Presi- = los seca OS Ove! of the CDROOT IE AE AIT dent of the United States has tri Spatas A totl ident’ voksey Was out tod. fter a several TBS FLA Ae umphed in at least one phase of hie] SPalus Answer to the Vresident’s| 7+. con inememt to his home from bec erga eee | Comfortable We don’t claim to be the only people selling easy footwear, but we are the only store selling good footwear at such low prices. We have alarge variety and a fine quality of shoes, and can guarantee great satisfaction. Our men’s shoes at $3.00 are unsurpassed. Ladies’ and children’s shoes at very low prices CrHic).. . i, SEY eT. 3 4 4 lie Can Please Y Dalton | 5 f Ne, bd 333 BROADWAY REAL ESTATE $100.00 | feet abov 0.00 B $25 painted FAIR PRICK BUYS ‘ox173 stora belt railroad line touches rear of 1¢ $590,009 BUY aa out wi greatest 1 ing from Bs st ‘A WORD TO THE WISE To tell you of the 1 Easter Suits ne of boys .25 to $8 OUR STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SUITS AT e tre UY le iden ad, u VOCE & SON [5 SUFFICIENT! you to fit your boys i ae Nee Be ashe SB ta yourselves, We are showing the knee | shown iu Paducah, at prices rang \ in nical per 1 v $2 . e n them Fass bal HT r above $1.50—cousists of Ou fit Something New for Boys’ Wear The “Economy Suspender” e t level , good renter Fountain Ay street improvement 3-room ho: — sth street fancy price when wanted, on price I own all above property, sked. city bank stock. 312 Broadway, an 409 BROA DWAY ers will please remember ost of the suit for the presents. joys from 3 ant jo 12. years: 1 and draw: ers. thing for warm tier wear, as it does away th the usual body waist. 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