The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, June 10, 1898, Page 1

a -.. { i : THE SUN'S WAR NEWS IS THE BEST. VOLUME II—NUMBER 230 Ae ae ee ee CHOCOLATE CE CREAM TODAY AT SOULES STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM VANILLA IGE CREAM ORANGE IGE , BOO0000808 "A REBUKE TO. PERKINS. They Dxecline to Protest Agains) Removal of the Monterey. San Francisco, June 10 —Senator Perkins telegraphed from Washington to President Cr of the chamber of To this Mr, Craig ing reply “We protested 12th of April. Io the meantine Dewey acquired for California a new outlet for our energies, em shipping, busyness for our merchants, and bas opened a colonizing future far beyond our most ardent expecta- (i We of San Francisco will hold nothing back which may be of service to the administrations, even to our jeopardy. CERVERA WILL NOT EXCHANGE, Kingston, Jamaica, June 10 —The American naval commander is anx- fous to bring about the exchang: Lieutenant Hobson and his gal companions of the Merrimac admiral sent the Vixen, with a flag of truce, to the entrance of the harbor Tuesday, offering to exchange for the lieutenant and his party some prisoners taken from a prize of the Marblehead off Cienfuegos. Admiral Cervera considered the matter all night, and seot word yesterday that he was powerless to act. He re- ferred the matter to the military gov- ernor, and the latter in return re- ferred it to Captain General Blanco. A long delay is probable. THE CHARLSTON’S MISSION. San Francisco, June 10 —It is re- ported that the cruiser Charlston has not gone to the Philippines direct, but to capture the island i rone group harbor, arich Spanish poses gion, 1,500 miles from Manilla and] $,500 from Honolulu, It would make an excellent tation. went the follow. has ment for our Coldest beer in the city marsino’s. SALOON BURGLAKIZED. That of Alex Storric Entered by Thieves Last Night. The saloon and grocery of M Alex Storrie, near Twelth and Madi- son streets, was entered hy burg last night and a quantity of goods, in addition to a small amount of change, taken. The — thieves through a rear t out a pane ¢ a clue. gained entrance ysom, by breaking There is no ‘The steamer Cowling offers her first Sunday excursion to Metr next Sunday, June 12, ‘98. 1. wharf at Round Dr. Hessig, who was sued for the support of his wife day before yester day, took French leave yesterday afternoon,und left for unknown part He took down his signs before he left, Key West. | WASHINGTON, June 10.---The transports bearing the army under General Shafter to Santiago, which were ordered to halt yesterday, have been ordere 1 to procerd to Cuba. CUTTING OFF NEWS. Army Moyements Cannot Be Ca- bted Any More to Foreign SMOOTH SAGASTA Tells His People That All Is Quiet in Cuba and Porto Newspapers, Rico, Seripps-MeRae Service Madrid, June 10 Premier Sagasta takes la most roseate view of the situation, if his pub- lic utterances can be believed. He is calming Scripps-McRae Service, Washington,June 10. Gen. Greely, Chief of the U.S. Signal Service, has formally notified allthe vable companies that they must trans troop ships from Key West to Santiago. (Scripps-McRae Service.) WASHINGTON, June 10.---The Government will run no risk, and sixteen warships will convoy the| A fleet headed by the battleship Indiana is now assembling at (Special Dispatch to the Daily Sua.) SHELLED A TRAIN. | A SPANISH TRICK. The Dispatch Boat Dolphin Kills| Believed That the Four Spanish Warships Were Only Span- ish Gunboats. Several Spanish Soldiers Near Santiago, Scripps-MeRae Service. Special to the Sun, Kingston, June 10.—|} Washington,June 10, A dispatch boat just ar-|/It is now believed that rived reports that ear-|the tour warships re- ly this week the Dol- ported to have been in phin, an armed govern- Nicholas Channel were ment dispatch boat, only small gunboats, public opinion by mak- ing such statements as this: “All is quietin Cu-, mit no more news of armymovementsto for- eign newspapers. The government is deter ba; tranquility and en-|diersfrom Havana. The with the United States -| mined Spain shall beig- thusiasm reign in Por-|train was wrecked and army from going to) norant of our moves. to Rico.” HAS THE QUEEN FLED? Important Meeting Today of the Spanish Cabinet—A Popular Up rising of the People Feared (SCRIPPS-MPRAK SERVICE) JE, June 10.—Madrid dispatetes say that Sagasta and of the cabinet bave been in consultation all the morning and It is gen- BAYON the other membe are greatly alarmed over the immiaency of & popular outbreak erally believed that Spain will sue for peace in a very short time, offering Cuba to the United States providing American troops withdraw from the Philippines and all claims relinquished. ‘There was a wild ramor in Madiid today that the Queen Regent had fled, which was partly quieted by Sagasta announcing that she was io the pa but was not well, The Queen Regent has not been seen ia public for four days, and the air 1s full of all sorts of rumors, many people yet believing that she has fled the couotry. A popular uprising is feared, and it is believed that when the full news from Santiago is known a revolution will occur. ANOTHER BOMBARDMENT REPORTED. (SCRIPPS MRAB SERVICE.) HAVANA, via London, June 10; 3:40 p, m.—It is reported here that American tleet bombarded Santiago again today. The engagement lasted from 9to 11a, m. No details of the reported bombardmen have been ed. ee WERE TROUBLESOME. Spanish Prisoners Who Were Captured in ihe Maria Dolores. MeKae Servi 10,—The res which Charleston, 8. C., Jane Spanish bark Maria Dolo’ was captured by the cruiser Minne- apolis May 21, off Cap arrived here last night in ¢ Kleven $ board, rds On the prize crew prisoners were on trip here the pr to be troublesome, but their guards] gays that Adnural Sampson is had orders to shoot the first prisoner! that attempted to rebel, SPANISH MULE BUYER In Danger of Being Lynched out! in Arkansas, Scripps Meltae Service Walnut Ridge, Ark., June 10.— A courier just arrived here todg ports the probable lynehi Spanish mule buyer betwee and Northwood, — Pope Wednesday The Spamard county, night, Smyrn®} { pateh boat just arrived from Santi | Vixen, ond shot, a as but did not remove any of his furni- ture. Itis not known whether he will ever return or Pineapple sherbet at Stutz’s today, Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. ‘Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. palces NG A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder 4 YEARS THE STANDARI* gave his name He dropped a letter which was fou! om Carranza. and proved to be The explanation that he gave was un- satisfactory and a crowd took the) the Spaniard away to the hills with the intention of killing him, ‘The courie believes that the has been lynched by this time, A DASTRDLY ACTION, Scripps McRae Service Jacksonville, June 10.—The sec- ond attempt in two weeks to poison the water works that supply this city was made last night at 10 o'clock. A sentry fired on the map, who at- tempted to throw package into the reservoir. The miscreant made his escape after a hot chase, He is sup- posed to be a Spanish spy or some one acting a8 a Spanish agent, Henry Lorenz. ; {county, to be used TO RAISE SPANISH WRECKS. 10.—The United States government will rais San Francisco, June the Spanish vessels sunk in Manila harbor by Admiral Dewey's gunners ‘Three San Francisco be called on for bids for undertaking the firms will work FORTUNATE WILD SHOT. Seripps McRae Servic Cape Haytien, June 10 —A dis king extraordinary against a ttack by the Sy boats. His e an attack led to the reported tring of u ‘exas on the Marblehead and the precautions night h torpedo ness to repel such xas th it these boats were Spanish torpedo boats, shot, which, however, The Marblehead quickly showed signals and prevented a sec- and fired on went wild. ENTUCKY. THE WAR IN Frankfort, Bradley yesterday afternoon ordered Ky Gov. fifty soldiers to Manchester, Clay ng Howard-Baker feud and presery- Thirty Valley, Assistant Adjutant General Forres- iv suppr ing the py men were red from Pewee under ter, and twenty men from Lovisville, shelled a train near and that it was onlya Santiago which was Spanish trick to pre- conveying Spanish sol vent the transports many killed. Cuba. CALMING THE SPANIARDS, MeRae Service. 12,700 MEN FOR DEWEY. Sertpy | Scrip McRae Ser London, June 10—The Madrid) gap Francisco, June 10 —Twelve | mdent of the Times says that] thousand seven hundred troops will] is trying to calm public opin- | go in the next two expeditions At least five more transports will te in the Philippines a8 re) he needed to carry all the troops, 1; that the government has taken | ion by announcing that things are not It appears that the steamers Sena- City of Pueblo and Queen, jowaed by the Pacific Coast Steam: ship compa but presse: eroment as tr ARE THE CABLES CUT? Scripp\- McRae Service ia! measures, and soon Spanish | top, authority will be re-established. ANOTHER FLYING SQUADRON. were pot chartered, » service of the gov- Special to the Sux. Fortress Monroe, Va., June 10.—A fast flying squadron of six fast ships is being formed here to sail for Spain and watch the movements of the Spanish fleet at Cadiz A NARROW ESCAPE. Madrid, Juve 10.—The Imparcial of today has a Havana dispateh which Says that the Americans have oot ef- fected a landing on the island of Cu- ‘The Imparcial claims if statement of ba anywhere the receipt of this dispatch which, the Scripps MeRae Service. New York, June 10.—A Kingston dispatch says that the dispatch bost Ely barely escaped being sunk off Santiago by the Yankee, an auxiliary true, Sampson that the cables disproves were cut yesterday. MISS CISNEROS A BRIDE. Scripps McRae Service Kaltimore, Jone 10 —Evangelina Cisneros and Lieut, Carlos Carbonne mari! last night at the Hotel ert, ie marriage was ver Lue couple were accompe- ere by a priest and returned to after the cruiser, which fired several shots at the Ely before she could establish ber identity. WON'T SAIL TODAY. Scripps McRae Service. Rew priv 10.—The to t get San Francisco, Jane nied Washington immediately ceremony, ANOTHER FOOTHOLD. Sealandia, has been ordered sail today for Manila, but ea away The work on the second ex- pedition is being rushed TRAIN ROBBERS. Sorippe- Mek Belton, Texas, Fe train on the June 10.— The bombardment of mavera, On a6 Servic Guantanamo bay, Tuesday, proves signiticant feature of the campaigo. Angelo branch | The Marblehead, St, Louis and Yan at Coleman last night. | kee obnson | by « foree of insurgents on shore. une 10,—A Sai held up were engaged in the fight, aiv »bbers shot Fireman J: The and escaped, but There was a small Spani secured no booty Otlicers are in pursuit. boat in the bay when the American PATRIOTIC APPEAL. Serippe McRae Chicago, IL, —Mayor Carter Harrison bas appealed to the! in behalf of the It is re-| warships entered, but she was soon the Then a small force driven away and fortifications quickly reduced, Servied of marines was landed, and they with the unt June 10 nsurgents will hold the position {be invading army reaches here people of this city : destitute soldiers families. WAR NEWS. ported that over four hundred fami- lies of soldiers now in the art A ileet of two ironclads, one cruis- Th appeal will get a aisler, twenty torpedo boats, three tot- boat in destitute circumstances no doubt that tl most liberal response. pedo destroyers and seven auxiliary cruisers, with 3500 troops an Guin on board, is at Cadiz with steam uy, PLENTY OF SHIPS. A ; Whitney, who has just returned from Ports ' ean ceording to the report of Capt. Scripps Meltae Servi Waisinathe Juve Rico, the capture of that island 10.—The goy- be accomplished by a much ernment has enough ships chartered to carry 40,000 and Porto smaller force than the war depart. In- stead of 15,000 Spanish troops in Porlo Rieo, Capt. Whitoey there are only 4,000, of whom 2,000 in southern w: sohdlass (Gh at Rico, |™e"" hes counted on sending. ‘Ten ships have in all been chartered to use in the Philippines expedition. ye Remember the sp hammock t Noah's Ark tomorrow are volunteers, sale Gov, Bradley bas telegraphed Sec- r.Capt, Jacob Need no longer regard garments that fit thar workmanship is ours. Chocolate cream at Stutz's today. | retary Alger, asking that the Second MEN OF MODERATE MEANS tailor-made clothes with fear and trembling. Dalton now makes clothes in his own shop, here at home---makes the clothes right, makes the bill right. It costs but a trifle more to wear those that a’most fit. The acme of style and Drop in at 833 Broadway and see about that belated spring suit. You'll be glad you waited---t’will cost you so little. DALTON, THE TAILOR | DAILY SUN. (PADUCAH, KENTUCKY FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898, SANTIAGO EXPEDITION ORDERED TO SAIL VELLOW FEVER. TORPEDO EXPLODES. The Dreaded Disease Makes Its! Three Men Killed and an Officer Appearance in the Soath—No Badly Wounded—Cause Fear at New Orleans. Unknown. | Ney Scripps-McRae Seryice. lcri poattes Service. Washington,June10.| Jacksonville,June 10. —Surgeon Murray to-.—Atorpedoin St.Johns day wires SurgeonGeun- river, 18 miles below eral Wyman that the here, exploded today, suspicious cases at Mc: killing three men and Henry are undoubted- badly wounding Lieut. | precaution will be sam Bones Engineer Corps, en to crush the disease|in charge ot the work| on account of troops.!of fortifying the river!) New Orleansreportsno there. The cause of the! fear is felt there accident is unknown. Kentucky regiment be assigned to! investigated the case ag The | anc that the for the in the federal inst Blanks, ling that there weie grounds with this serious Detective Donobue, of Louisville, for him, He secured | Blanks ond placed him in the Louis service. ville jail, 1 am determined that the fair t isbed le sha If the law free. Had 1 ken to Y would have been believe that every the state thinks the Gen, Fred Grant's command, ernor has also asked him Kentucky soldiers “ be paid month they have been TO PROTECT BLANKS. The New Lexington «Will Be Ordered to Mayfield By Gov. Bradley. Lexington, Ky., June 10.—Capt C. C. Calboun, be new Lexing- ton company of militia, was yesterday ordered to Frankfort to equip his} company with pew uniforms and * guns. The call was so urgent that he did not wait for a train, but cov- ered the distance on his bicycle Gov, Bradley in an interyiew yes- 'megro shall have a | be is to be y ished accord law. | acquits him he st Howed bim to be t |1 am satisfied he lynched, and I sensible in | same thing."” WILL INVESTIGATE « today passed the r tor Jones, of Ark 8, to invest : Timber Agent Schlierholz, of the terday said: ‘I intend to send Capt, general land office, who is alleged to Calhoun and bis company to May- | sest_ injustice ib field, in Graves county, to protect siezing without warrant of law time the negro Bob Blanks, who is to be ing to the citizens of Ark- e withio the next ten days, 0883 along the banks of the White criticized for river a requisition foi ss me quisition for’ Richard's Roach exterminator at wernor of Miinois oe t request called for blanks | SMmeltere. No kill, no pay, 9j2 the Mayfield | jul, from where so many negroes have been taken and lynched, I for the requisition »lution of Sen Tha refusi B auk din For Sale Three nice residence lots on Trim- “| ble street. Apply to John VanCu Ti lin, 9 fuse |ration of the civili | white , | twelve pl WEATHER REPORT. Fair tonight; Saturday prob- ably fair. TEN CENTS A WE DEWEY, SAMPSON AND HOBSON. patriotic citizens are now riveted upon Admirals Dewey and Sampson and Lieut. Hobson, the three gullant defenders of the “Star Spangled Banner,’ who in our righteous war for ‘humanity and liberty,’? have recently by con- spicuous ability, daring exploits grand achievements, made the Amer- ican navy the wond The eyes of all ; and in rejoiving hearts of all true {Americans today beating with pardonable yr Cow modore Bozeo, was once jackey’’ him- self, and none more than he, delighis in paying homage to. our brave he- roes of the sea; and~ to this end, complimentary entertainment will be given at day even consequence, headquarters on Satur- June 11, between the hours of 8 and 12 p. m. at which bi aprop brigade will serve in great profusion Dewey cocktails, Hobson punches and Sampson tur- keys. A cordial invitation is extended the general public to present them- selves on this occasion, with the as- surance that royal treatment awaits them, A SUMMER DELICACY. For iced tea have a special blend tea that can’t be beat jd \ly yellow fever. Every|Hart, of the United | rhros Is splendid value for your money — te holders free. If you intend a camera drop in and see sam- of pictures taken with this instru ment. Instruction free. $1.00 to $50.00, of all kinds. > a a buyi ple Cameras from Photographic supplies |M'PHERSON'’S FOURTH AND BROADWAY Good Bye Old Headache If you use our Good Bye Head- ache Powders—4 doses, 10c. J.D. BACON & CO, PHARMACISTS Seventh and Jackson shoes of various styles had elsewhere at equal CHIL Beginning now we will pants suits, any in the he Twenty pe Big bargain in boys’ was suits. Lot1, sold from $4, go now for : vite inspection. The goods are vetter B.WEILLE & Ladies Looking for Shoes which combine style, comfort and durability can find that kiad here, and without the draw- back of high prices. We buy trom a manufac- turer who has demonstrated his ability to make particularly good and stylish footwear of excel- lent material at a reasonable price. A large consignment, consisting of ladies’ dongola and tan Oxfords and lace shoes, gentlemen’s tan and black low shoes and youth’s and children’s and grades has just been received and we in- f in many ways than any to be prices. GHO. ROCCE & Son 821 BROADWAY. YMBOD | Y¥MBOD| | THE FAMOUS LEADS As of yore, and our price-cutting knife is the first to begin its work of reduce ing stock. The first cut is in our DREN’S DEPARTMENT $ t cent, discount for cash on all knee pants’ suits that sold below $4 give pick and choice of all our boys’ knee USC, foresees 98 CASH Lot 2—Washable suits that sold at $1.50, $1 and hable * $3 to vs 100 <¢ SON Fi ts Lvs Ne Ri Cs ke AO