The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 16, 1898, Page 1

VOLUME I—-NUMBER 182 The best equipped rotail drug store in Paducah is NELSON + SOULE’S Lowest prices, quality vonsidered. Courteous treatment. Prescriptions filled by graduates of pharmacy. Telephone 313 for your drug wants. GOMBS! We are selling a very goo comb for 2ic. Former price was 40c, It is the best comb we ever saw for the money J.D, BACON & CO. PHARMACISTS Gold Mish Agents Seventh aud Jackson CIRCUIT COURT. Two Young Men Sentenced to the Penitentiary for Twa Years Each, Willie Eltithor’,e indicted by the Grand“ ury This Afternoon lor Malicious Cutging. Will Ellithorpe was this afternoon indicted by the grand jury for mali- ciously cutting Daa Milliken, Both are well known and are boys. James Hunt and Charles White, charged with breaking into a smoke house and stealing meat belonging to John Rudd, pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to twe years in the peni- tentiary. The grand jury reported four in- dictments not gi out, Mr. John F. Hawkins was excused from the grand jury, and the time of the latter extend a week, The case of Rice Miller, for mali- cious assault, was dismisse The indictment against Sam Hol- land, churged with setting up a game was dismissed in the circuit court this morning. ‘The evidence showed the defendant only took out for ec ye He was indicted several months ago, and was arrested about a month ago, If you need « Lawn Mower do not fail to see the ones sold by Hank Bros. & Jones. They can be sharpened in & few minut 16a3 I have the best $2.00 shoes in the world, Gronck Benxuann, STORY OF CUBA. Agents wanted in every city, town or village to sell the latest edition of Halstead’s STORY OF CUBA, full account destruction BATTLESHIP MAIN Greatest demand ever known for a subscription book. Agents coining mo Handsome outfit free, Send 25c.. for postage. Don't miss it, Address subscription department, Tux Wenyee Comrany, 16 a 14,» Akron, Ohio, Cheap Groceries. 3 Crown Raisins per Ib.. Seedless Raisins, per Ib Choice Prunes, per !>.. Hominy and Grits, per !t Oat Meal and Buckwheat Flour, Choice Dates, per ber lb.... Choice Mapie Sugar, per |b. Best N.O. Molasses, per gal. Best Chewing Gum, 2 packs. Best Kraut, per gal. Best Dill Pickels, per gal. Oyster Crackers, per Ib. Lemons, per doz.. LL, ny (NDOLPH,” 1 South Second Street, "Phone 89. A TRUE TONIC|®:" A tonic to assist nature is not one that simply gives tempo: rary stimulation, but one that commends itself by the effects. A substitute will not prove sat isfactory to people so often di appointed ALLAN'S CELERY WITH IROK Strengthens the vital forces, invigorates aud cleanses the cutire system and dispels that languid feeling. Sold by LYNE & LYNE DRUGGISTS | Boumard, Minnie PADUCAH, KENTUCKY aes APRIL 16, 1898. HOPING FOR PEACE: READY FOR BATTL Our Army and Navy Await Orders! It Rests Between Peace or War! Which Shall It Be? THE POPE ABANDONS HOPE, Deprecates War, But Admits That Intervention is Im- possible, SPAIN MAKES FINAL EFFORTS. Issues a Call for All Able Bodied Men—Another Spanish Flo- tilla Appears in English Waters. IS STILL AFTER INTERVENTION, Spain's Last Attempt to Get the Powers to Intervene in Her Behalf—But it Will Avail Nothing. WHAT LONDON STATESMEN THINK TODAY. Say That the Last Steps Have Been Taken and War Can- not Be Averted—No Intervention. WAR SEEMS BUT A MATTER OF AFEW DAYS. Rome, April 16—In a public let- ter today the pope admits that {nter- vention between the United States and Spain is impossible, and while deprecating war, says that it now can not be ay erted. SPAIN MOVEMENTS, Washington, advi April 16,--English State that a seoond Spanish flotilla has appeared in the English channel, Where it came from, or where it is going, is unknown, Spain bas issued a call for all able bodied men to enlist, and the call is being loyally responded to. In all the departments of the army and oavy Spain is hurrying her prepa- rations for war. SFAIN'S LAST EFFORT. Ww ashington; April 16.—It is} learned here this afternoon that) Spain today has made another at-| tempt to get the powers to intervene. | The result is not known, but it is not expected that any action will be taken. ‘The Madrid afternoon papers of today says, that if this f Spain is realy for the confl THE ENGLISH VIEW. London, April 16,—Prominent] 16, bassadors in this city today state that war is inevitable; that the last ateps have been taken, and the Powers will not intervene, PRAISE THE NEWSPAPERS. ington, April 16,—Senator Cullom of Illinois made a hot ar- raignment of Spain on the floor of the senate yesterday morning. He held Spain criminally and officially responsible for blowing up the Maine. He favored immediate armed inter- vention in Cuba to drive Spain from tue westera hemisphere. During his speech Mr. Cullom took occasion to praise the American press. Those newspapers, he said, which had ap- peured to be the most sensational had not, in describing conditions in Cuba or the blowing up of the Maine, been even half sensational enough. In regard to European intervention be said that America would, if need be, stand against the whole civilized world, “The divine right of kings,’’ he said, ‘must not affect the divine night of the people to judge for them- selves,’” AFTER MORE WARSHIPS, Ww ashington, Ap April 16—The navy department has decided to charter the sveamships St. Louis, St. Paul, Paris and New York, of the Ameri- can line. The docision was reached yesterday ufternoon. Naval militia will be sent to four of the new auxiliary cruisers, as fol- lows: The Prarie will receive 1 detach- ment from the New York naval mili- tia, the Yankee from Massachuseets naval mi the Dixie from Mary- land naval militia, the Yosemite from Michigan’s naval reserve, and the Venezuela from New Jersey's naval militia. IN THE SOUTH. Avanta, ¢ April 16,—Every- thing is ready at New Orleans, Chickamauga, Tampa and Mobile for the reception of the troops in accord- | ance with the concentration orders is- sued yesterday. Frankfort, Ky,, April 16.—Orders were issued today calling in the state guards now on duty at the various toll gates to get ready for actual ser- vice and subject to orders from the war department, New York, April 16.—Three ship ads of ammunition left this city to- English statesmen and foreign am-| day for Key West. TONIGHT THE SENATE MAY ACT.| ge Congress May Not Make Formal Declaration of War Until Next Thursday. SOUTHWARD MOVES THE AMERICAN ARMY. General Order Issued For the Concentration of 20,000 Troops at South- ern Points. KENTUCKY TROOPS ORDERED FROM THE TOLL GATES. wudulidlWr Wa Vevetavevduy AMERICA TO CUBA: “Hold the fort; Iam coming!” Shiva x + 3 AMERICA TC SPAIN: “No other terms than uncondi- tional and immediate surrender can be accepted. ‘I propose to move immediately upon your works!” U.sG Washington, April 16, 3. p. m= Wgce with the general or- The debate in the senate will conclude! ders issued yesterday, began today about 6 o'clock tonight. But it is/ and fon the United States army will not expected that the house and sen-! ye in striking distance of Cuba. ee eet @ orders were for the concen- in the South of y, twenty-two ad light bat ts of artiller Washington, April 16.—General six regiments of caval Miles says that the first call for vol unteers will be next week, 000 will be asked for from states, regiments of infat all the teries of At Chic regiments of there will be six valry and light batter- of artillery, At Washington, April 16.—Tbe ate will take a vote sometime be midnight and will pass one of the sets of Cuban {resolutions. It ¢ not now be said which resolution w pass, but the prospects now 10) t that the Foraker resolutions wi passed. Whatever action the senate takes. it will mean war, a3 far as this country is concerned, ‘There is hut little difference of opinion among the senators except as to the point of Cuban recognition, In any ever the resolutions will be practi declaration of war. The debate in the senate contir in interest and will to the voting. There is some chance that house and senate committees on f eign relations will get together morrow and agree on a joint res tion that will be adopted Mon and thus constitute a formal de ration ef war as far congress concerned. es of five regiments New Orleans there will be eight regi- nents of infantry, at Tampa seven egiments of infantry and at Mobile ments of infantry. ie command of devolve upon Major- A. Mile His tem- porary headquarters will be at Atlan- time of ta a The troops included in the mobili ation order numb the war no su army has bee movement its f the gravity of the the mobilized and the best evidence ation, ENLISTING RAPIDLY. as 1+ New York, April 1: here is a rush to enlist for service in the nayy, Washington, April 1,—The eral movement of troops to the S Tye folie letters remaining tn the posto! jean, McCracken coun ty Rehtacky, tunealled tor ‘thie day Ape 1 1s GENTLEMEN'S LIST Arnold, Jessie E. Barnes, John M. Brinkley, Sam, Clement, Henry Cramer, Harry Arcot, J. H Baldwin, G. T. Boulden, G. T. Carbader, M, Dok, Jimmi Harris, James, Sam Phillips, Powell, Jobn W Sowell, Willie ‘Smith, Kd. Wagoner, William Walker D, R LADIRS' LIST. «Delia Blake, Sadie Brinkley, Mrs. J. M. Hrown, Miss Minerva Chaney, Miss mimi ‘al rs. Lue Elia Dubuq Miss Mary Flowers, Miss Ani Hancock, ‘imitte He Mrs. Peysom, Emit Poo!, Sam Ross, Willte Jui. Ro: not Seelion, Mrs Hoste ‘Thurmond, ‘Miss Lina Sb sith, Mrs. J mo! nett, Miss Eva my Wawou Miss Delia ‘Woodson, Susie der to obtalu any of te above letters 1b ts necessary to say that they are advertised, if notcalled for within tea @ays they will be sent [0 the dead letter office, F. M, PISmER, Post Master. The ferryboat, Bettie Owen, will ti be able to resume her trips to ‘upper landing, on the Illinois ide, after a sev days’ suspension of the trips on @antofthe high river. ‘This will materially increase the business of the city, as it will open the trade between Paducah and the IMinois farmers. | MARRIAGE TOMORROW. Mr, T, B. Lutz and Miss Maud © Licensed Today. My Lutz, a young farmer of | near le, Tenn., and Miss Maud C. OF nurse at the Boyd infirmary, were today licensed marry, the wedding to occur tomorrow. ‘The young lady was formerly Mrs. Jobn Pierce, wife of the well known pilot, and secured a divorcee day be- fore yesterday in the circuit court. The Wonder Freezer, sold only by Hank Bros, & Jones, is the best, 3 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, All persons having received notice from the board of supervisors are re- quested to attend on Monday to the end that the board may cluse up its ie | business, {court room this DEATH 10 DI DISHONOR. Paris, Teun. Apel Reynolds shot himse! morving af supreme court had confirmed a tence of six years against him embezzlement. He said he was nocent. He was a for! ruadma ter of the L. & N., and a very prom inet man . HOUSE CLEANING eoee Good shoes for Bernhard’s for $ men at George JOMING, A ; Mandl CLEANING COMPOU! nm: ‘This well known opticiau will be this city next week. He will hay his headquarters at the Pal and will be ready for bus Monday. This is an opportunity that should not be missed by the peo ple of Pad ALL FOR SALI A M'PHERSON'’S goods are Linawood, Linnwood, est else. J see them. My new spring You will want some of them if Grorce Bernnany FOURTH AND BROADWAY Dalton TheT'ajlor $4.3: BROADWAY ous Tailor-made suits to order for less money than ready« made ones of same quality, Everybody cau wear a tailor made suit at the prices charged by Dalton's Tailoring Establishment Modee and the government more men than are for the reserve list. Up to this time enlistments in the navy have been very slo This was due. according to the aceount of an oflicer on the receiving Ver: mon, to several causes is that pleasure yachts offer seamen « fied for sea duty much better ter than does the navy, The re tions thrown around naval e ments, which have not yet been laxed, also militate. Men must enlist for three years in the navy under all the rigid rules in force for years. In the spring they can get berths for the seasor ach higher figures and hold off national servic A KENTUCKIAN PROMOTED. Owensboro, April 1)—On Tues- day Lieut. Charles R,. Tyler, of Owensboro, was promoted from the , stationed at Fort Spo- to the captai of the at Fort Wayne. near will soon have needed, except ship One ree Detroit. Capt. Tyler is the son of Mrs, lH. N. Tyler, of Owensboro. INDIANS ARE READY. New York, A il man has tendered” his se nel wants to go to war to fight for the honor of Lis country. The ones who wish to fight are re- cruits to the nu have just’ com They are eager to ing to cross the Phey say they lov and are ready to defend it even to the extent of facing the terrors of heat and fevers in t will where the 16, Among the — warriors Heart, a subchief. is en a Shae bea faction. CHO. PATRIOTIC TIES! their native land and tan, in all the nowest styles and toes. shoes which cost more money, but none which will give greater satis- With Spain to Choose ‘NO QUTSIDE INTERVENTION. Great Britain Would Certainly Block Any Such Movement by Forelgn Powers, EVEN INDIANS WANT TO FIGHT, Te Noble Red Man Anxious to Even Up Some O11 Scores With the Murderous Spaniards, NO PRESIDENTIAL VETO T0 e United Stat certain soub to Europe."’ The Austrian ambassador openly says he has given up any hope of Europe preventing war. NO PRESIDENTIAL VETO. Washington, April 16.—The cabi- net meeting yesterday was devoted to a general discussion of the Cuban situation, but without anythiog of importance resulting therefrom. The government has received no inti- mation of the preparation of any note on the part of the powers, and mem- bers of the cabinet do not think the effort obviously taking by Spain to concentrate the powers ip her favor will result in their agreeing to any particular line of action. ‘The present position of the admin- istration is that of awaiting congres- sional action witliout attempting to influence it or postpone its decision. The President, it can be stated, is not at all likely to veto any resolution that congress may adopt on the Cuban question. The administration does not believe congress will pass a reso- lution for the recognition of inde- pendence of the insurgents, but if it should, @ veto of it would be very im- probable. THE CALL TO ARMS. Washington, April 16. — Major General Miles, commansliog the army, said yesterday that considerable mis- ‘Jupprehension exists in regard to the Should Congress Conclude to Rec= oguive the Insurgents, the President Will Bow to the Pee vs Wilk GEWERAL LEE WILL GO TO THe FRONT. Will Blaze the With Volunteers From the Way to Havana State of Old Vir- ginia, AND THE BLANCO MUST SEE HIM OR RUN, |, An awhassa- naval succeed, Loador, Aprile ls: efforts toward demonstration Great 1 refused to j “Though it move of Spain.” dor says a could not and Germany baying nin such ovement. me despairing He added ny he face of Great Brit ' vin a demonstration or ng, the same high If the continental to coerce powers attempt raising of troops in the event of war. He thought the people should under- stand the situation more thoroughly than appears to the case at present, “In the event of the passage of the resolution reported the committee,"’ be by senate foreign relations said Miles, ‘the president have authority to call into the service of the ber of about 1 Gen, would govern:nent militis to the num- The tion directs 2,000,000 men. third section of the resol ent to. and empowers the use the entire land and naval forces of the United Sta ial service of the United States ao the several States to such es and to call into the seein LEE “me LEAD. The Invading Army of Volunteers On Cuban Soil, New York, April 16.—A Washing- ton disp atch to the World says: e President has decided to Consul-General Lee the com- mand of the Virginia volunteers in the event that hostilities break out between this country and Spain. 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