The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 8, 1898, Page 1

THE DAILY SUN - - - Is the Only Paper ip Paan- ducah That Swears to Its = + = CIRCULATIO VOLUME I1I—NUMBER 18 INDIANS IN UGLY MOOD United States Troops Sent to Ar-] Gon rest the Pillager Indians for the Murder of the Sol- diers Killed. The Cause of the Trouble Which Lead Up to the Battle Wednes- day at Bear Island With Gen, Bacon's Men, Lothrop, Minn., Oct. 8.—It is re- ported here that three hundred sol- diers have been sent to Bear Island to arrest the Pillage Indians who took part in Wednesday's battle and . thas became responsible for the mur- dvr of seven soldiers. The redskins are in ao ugly mool and there is every indication for another battle when soldiers arrive. CAUSE OF THE TROUBLE. Washington, Oct. &.—The outbreak in Minnesota, like so many the Todian other troubles, grew out of whiskey and affords another argumeot for temperance advocates area band of the Chippewa pation and have a resetvation in Cass coun. ty, in the northeastere part of Min- nesois, from Daluth eultivate Jumber They have also adopted other feat- ures of civilization, such as the use of whiskey, and of Iate years have slmost directly west They are partially «ivilized, the svil, raise onitie, cut and wear ‘store clothes, given the authorities a great deal of cel trouble by carrying on s contraband |‘ traftic. Fourteen of them were arrested about six months ago and taken to Duluth, where they were convicted by the United States district court of selling liquor without license, selling liquor upon an Indian reservation and selling liquor to Indians, and were sentenced to various terms of imprisonment from thirty to ninety 4 ringleader of the whiskey trade was Bash Ear, the chiet of the tribe, who escaped arrest last spring, bat when they came dowa to the agency a few weeks ago for their an- Buities be and other offenders were arrested. The next morning, while the deputy marshal was attempliog to take his prisoners band of Indians rescued them, aod there was quite a serious riot, Fear- ing that the deputy marshal would bring © posse, the Lodians retreated to Bear Island in Leech lake, about eighteen miles from Walker ville in Cass county, and have sine mained there, sending defiauce to the authorities. United States Marshal O'Connor has been trying to persuade the Io dians to submit peaceably to arrest, but without success, The partment was called on for help, aed Lieut. Humphrey and twenty men of ——_—_—$————— r messages ( q pure g Realizing the difficalty of obtal he re} ce MIADY per line of Wines and Liquors medicinal use only. All purchased direct from the Absolutely pure goods of full ces. All imports ce gh ble importers in this country. An full line of the highest grade whis , wines, rums, both imported and constantly on hand, For Medicinal Purposes ‘These goods are all bottled “in bond," bearing mp, which is a safeguard been mixed or tampered fh in any way whatever. We carry a drug gists’ license, so that physicin ™ led to write a prescription w umend Ing wines or liquors to patients. TORRENTS IN The Pillagers] to Daluth, a} war de! | the 3rd United States infantry were sent from Ft, Snelling, near § Paul, to Walker last Saturday. Af ter looking the ground over and find. ®Jivg there $00 Ladians, fully armed, on Bear asked Island, for’ and on Tuesday more troops were morning eghty men left Fort Snelling for the at Walker Wedoes day, when the battle took pla: SITUATION WORSE. Memphis, Tenv., Oct. % —The yellow fever situation in Mississippi is worse today than at any time this year, scene, arriving The disease is spreading rap- idly and new cases are appearing in new towns and the whole state seems to be infested. Thousands of people are their homes and the state. OUR ADVERTISERS. Especis! attention is called to the leaving advertisements which appear in this Paducah i Western Kentucky and Southern Il issue. known all over linois fr the stability of ber leading retail business men These well koowo and reliable houses are also known as reliable advertisers; their announcements to the public al- For is called to the are ways carried out that reason particular attention | this adverlisements which appear in A careful ) your profit issue reading of these will bet | BUGGY WAS MORTGAGED. | Marshal Collins Keceives a Tele- m From Flora, Ind this afternoon re- n from J. M. Wheel- 1., stating that the sold here the en arrested on suspicion of ed in Terre Haute, was| him, bat that holds a and wants it held. nof Mr Wil yesterday by young being wan sold by | mortgage [It is now ia lett, who he ry essic Moore's air tight stoves use less coal and give more heat than any stove made, Scott Hardware Co. guarantee them, that is sufficient. NO DEVELOPMENTS. ‘There have been no new develop- wents iu the theft of Mrs, Armour Gardoer’s diamonds. Officer Har- Jan at work on the ca detective, but all hope of find ! gems hus about been abandoned We sell only the everything in our line at Secorr Hane brands of | best ane Co. 1O OMAWA, Dr, WoL Hansbro Left at Neon] for the Exposition. | be We {left at noon | will tonight L. Hansbro, the dentist, for St. Louis, where he join a party of friends wl go to Omaha to attend the ex- | position. He expects to be absent « week or two, and perhaps longer. Hank Bros & Jones have the best wrought Steel Ranges in the city, Wantep—A boy to take care of oftice. Apply between 7 and 8 p. m. tonight, 104 North Fifth street. See Harhour’s in this issue. It's the intention of this firm to make the fll a protracted| season of bargain giving. The fact that this firm in quantities ly from first hands enables it to sell at extraordinarily low prices. ~ REWARD. advertisement buys | | Twill pay $50 reward for return} lof diamond cross stolen from my | resilenve and ask no questions. ' Mr vour Garpyer, Yorth Fourth street. Seott Hardwa are the author Jized agents for all stoves sold by ‘them, and all are fully guaranteed. BARGAINS AT The Kentukcy Glass & Queensware Co. Powell’s Old Stand, 308 BROADWAY. Commencing Monday, Oct. fo, Continuing LAMPS!! LAMPS! Our large and varied stock of is Sapiayed in this department to W Large stand lamps at 10 cents 3 LAMPS! Lamps for the fall and winter trade We have marked everything down days. s] OLESALE prices in the retail department each, E PADUCAH WEATHER .PREDICTIONS Threatening weather tonight and early Sunday. DAILY SUN. SENSATIONAL MURDER. Found Dead in the Street at Canton, Ohio — Had Been Shot. The Murderer Is Supposed to Be a Woman He Had Discarded. The McKinleys in Canton to Attend the Funeral. Canton, O, Oct. 8.—Everything points to Mrs. George as the murder- er of George Saxton, the brother of Mrs. President McKinley last night. Mrs. George claims that Saxton dis- carded her and she admits that she had threatened his life, though de- nying that she killed him, George D. Saxton, the murdered man, was found shortly after six o'clock last night with three bullet Mrs. Anna C. arrested on sus- Sax- holes in his body. George was soon picion of being the murderer. ton was unconscious when the neigh- bors arrived and dead when physi- cians and officers arrived. The former said that death was instanta- neous, the three bullets having en- tered vita! spots. Mrs. George is the divorced wife of Sample C. George, who sued Sex- for #20,000 for alienating his Mrs. George now ton wife’s affections, claims that Saxton had deserted her |for other women. The tragic affair bas created in- tense excitement here on account of the great prominence of Saxton’s rel- atives President and Mrs. McKinley will arrive here today and will attend the funeral of Saxton, which will be held Monday. BENTON COURT. It Adjourns Until Monday Morn: ing. Circuit court at Benton adjourned last evening until Monday morving, and Judge Husbands and Prosecut- ing Attorney Bradshaw came in to spend Sunday. If you want Radiant Howe stoves Scott Hardware Co. are headquarters ¢ | for them Mr. Bean Father has Yellow Fever. Mr. E. A. Beanland, of Oxford, Miss., who has for the past month been in the city as a refugee from yel- low fever, and is at the residence of Mr. Rodney Davis, on North Fiftb, today received word from home that his father was yesterday taken with yellow fever. Needless to so sad, doubly so as be cannot get on account of the quarantines, y, the news was very ok Water filters bought of Scott Hard- are Co. are fully guaranteed. They the best. ‘They don’t cost much, ze CONVICTS CAPFURED, Chas. White,of McCracken county, sent up for two years for house break- ing, and Rolla Johnson, sent up from Butler county for three years for a similar offense, the tw white men who escaped from the Eddyville peniten tiary yesterday while acting as trus ties, were this morning captured by two farmers near Gilbertsville The farmers had a shot gun and 22 bre pistol when they came across the convicts, and will get $100 for the return of Sach of the men. SEE OUR WINDOW For the best $3.50 man’s shoe in the city. Better than you can buy else- where for $4. Cochran & Owkn, Drnggists will say they sell more Plantation Chill Cure than all others, ‘THE NEW DELICATESSEN, The Delicatessen under its new management is rapidly gaining in public favor. Regular meals are served as well as short order meals and lunches. WILHITE ACQ ED. He was Fined #25 for a Breach of the Peace. Robt. Wilbite, charged with ma- liciously assaultin; Kitchen lamps, with reflectors, at 15 cents each Fancy shade lamps at 65 cents Fancy lamp, with 8-inch glob Tall fancy lamps, 7 shade, at Tall fancy lamps, 7's globe, a Fancy 8'¢-inch shade lamps, Large vegetable dish, at 10 One half gallon milk pitchers ch. , at 70 cents each, $1 25 each. at $1 25 each, $1 50 each. © nts each. , at ro cents each, Six and 7-inch plates, (dameged) at 15 cents per set. Ten-inch stone china platters, (damaged) at 10 cents each. Twelve-inch stone china platters, (damaged) at 15 cents each, Sixteen-inch stone china platt ers, (damaged) at 25 cents each, There remains quite an assortment of Steel Vare at closing ou § uw z \ prices. t ‘ esale prices. near the marine ways, y cutting a gash under his cheek, was tried in the police court this morning, and Wilhite was adjudged not guilty of malicious assault, but of a breach of the peace. He testitied that the wound was made with akey. He was fined $25 and costs for a breach of the peace, He was drinking at the time. Buy Radiant Home Base Burners from Scott Hardware Co. They are the authorized agents. Get our prices before you buy. at Oysters served in any style at the; PADUCAH, KENTUCKY , SA GOES TO CUBA. General Fitzhu h Lee Receives Orders to Embark. Washington, Oct. 8.—Gen. Fitz hugh Lee received orders yesterday Bacon, Col, Wilkinson and {The Brother of Mrs. McKinley! directing him to move his command from Jacksonville to Savannah and thence embark to Havana, General Lee left for Savannah tonight. The |commands of Carpenter, Suyder and Williston also ordered to other points | in Cuba. The camps at Middletown, Pa., Lexington, Ky., and Knoxville, Tenn., now, are to be abandoned for vsmps near the harbors for transit to Cuba. Quick Meal ranges are the best They cook well, they bake well, they last well. They could not be made better at any price. at JUDGE SANDER’S BIRPHDAY. The Judge Will Go Out to the Country to Spend It. This is the 58th anniversary of the birth of Judge D. L. Sanders, and while there will be no elaborate com- memoration of it, the judge has been well remembered by his many friends and last night there was an informal supper tendered him down town by a few of them, The judge is still as young and active as a two-year-old, and bas aot missed a day at court while in the city, for years. This afternoon he and a few friends, including Mr. C. M. Leake and Mr. J. Will Fisher, will go out to the home of Mr. Charles Thorn- hill, in the county, and will be enter- tained at supper tonight, and part of tomorrow at the latter's home. AFTER THE MEETING. The Odd Fellows Reumov May Be Held Here. Messrs. EKarbardt, Patterson, At- kins and Robertson, of the Long, of Mayfield, and Dr, Holland, of Grahamvi'le, leave in the morning for Winchester, to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows. They will make every effort to get the grand lodge here next year. GEO. 0. HART & SON. The well known firm of Geo, O. Hart & Sou claim the public's atten- tion through their special announce- ment in this issue. No firm in Py ducah stands higher in every way. They ask your special attention to their adveriisement on another page Stoves put up by experienced workmen at Scott Hardware Co.'s. DIEv IN THE HOSPITAL, Cc. P, Hampton Saccu larial Fever, ss to Mas Mr. C. P. Hampton, aged about 5, died last night at the Illinois Central hospital of malarial fever, after a several weeks’ illness The home of the deceased was in Trimble, Tenn., avd he leaves 9 mother there. The remains will be shipped there for burial, it is likely. Scove Pipe and Coal Hods at Hank Bros. « Jones. LETTER LIST. The following fs a list of letters remaining tn : iu ab, M eC ot ty. Kentucky, uncalled for this da: isis LEMEN'S LIST Brown, J H Brookshire, James T Baser, Dink Armstrong, Jacob Brown, Wallace R Bond, Ge> Caton, Daleyson, Geo K Flouraoy, Garretson Hicks, C M Howare Jordan, Bud Juelis, Jinks, James Kepnemore, WB Lairy, Mr MeVey, EL. Motley, Samuel Moran, Doc Powell, Albert Prior, Westley Simpson, Caroil Stigor, Gim Tuck, John A Mitchell, Jack Moseley, WP Ovelton, Adam Powell, JD Sully, BM Sohellha, Ernest A ‘Thompson, 8 W Vantassel, Frank Wolverton, J'T Workman, Polis York, J W LAIRS! LIST. Alexander, Mrs W — Britner, Mrs May Davis, Mes Carrie ell, Mrs Annie owler, Miss Lena = Gardner, Miss Hedi Gregory, Miss Jane Garner, Katie Garr Miss Louella Grace, Miss Queenie, ? Harper, Miss Annie M Harrison, Miss Katie Hays, Mrs Jennie Idley, Mrs Harriett Lock xood, MrsS M Marshall, Miss May McKay, Mrs L McLata, Nancy Roberts, Miss Minnie Woode, Mrs AS Wofford, Mrs Addie iman, Miss Annie Wade, Miss Anna Waite, Miss Katy Wells, Miss Lou Ia order tooptain aby of the above letters it Wenecessary to say that they are advertiv.d If no: called for within tea days they will be sent (0 the dead letter « FISHER, Fost Master, Mr. | Joe Fowler that the H. W. Buttorff TURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1898. TEN CENTS PER\WEEK. CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. London, Ky, Oct. 8 —Circuit Clerk White, of Clay county, shot and killed James Campbell by acci- dent while he was loading his pistol. New York, Oct, 8.—Twenty of the best buildings in Atlantic City, N. J., burned this morning with s loss of $150,000. Strunk, Ky., Oct, 8 —Jack Liv- ings is reported to have shot and killed Charley Strickens this morn- ing after a quarrel. NEWS OF THE RIVERS. Weather still warm, business very quiet on the river front with the ex- ception of busy times at the Marine ways and Paducah dry docks, where the sound of saws, hammers and caulking mallets make music for the workmen. The steamer Tennessee leaves this day, & p. m. for Tennessee river with 8 good trip. The City of Paducah from St. FALL AND WINTER STYLES, A Great Event in a Great Citv! last night. She had a big trip. French’s Sensation left tor Me-|A hearty and a pressing invitation is extended everybody to visit Our tropolis early this morning. New Store and see the Marvelous Display. a sonine WELCOME! WELCOME! HAYS, FOSTER & WARDCO,, *s.csc"s°" The Ohio 1s rising at Pittsburg and ay Paducah Ky. (INCORPORATED. " re bee COME! COM COME First Grand Opening! OUR NEW STORE, TU ESDAY, OCT. 18, 1898. A Gorgeous Display of New Fashions nj ee Ci nati, The Cumberland rising at Nashville and above. The arrival departure of steamers today has been notably few. The City of Sheffield from Tennes. see river will report here early to- night for St. Louis. She passed Johnsonville this morning. Capt. Ben Howard wired Capt. Adkins, the Shoe M: an ALWAYS LEADS passed Shawneetown this morning and will arrive here about 6 p. m. She will leave on her return trip shortly after arrival here. The Dick Fowler left on time this morning for Cairo with a good trip. Cairo, 8.4, falling. Chattanooga, 12.5, falling. Cincinnati, 5.1, Evansville, 4.1, falling. Florence, 8.7, rising. Johnsonville, 2.6, stand. Louisville, 3.5, f Mt. Carmel, Nashvilie, 2.5, rising. Paducatr, 4.2, falling. Pittsburg, 7.8, rising. St. Louis, Best $2.00 Shoe in the city. Best Boy’s New School Shoe. Best Man’s Shoe for $3.50. J.P. ADHBINS 317 BROADWAY Don’t you want a filter that will filter the water perfectly pure? You can only fiod them at Scott Hard- ware Co.’s. They don't cost much. 2t Fresh California fruit of all kinds at Calissi’s. Don’t experiment, but get the old reliable Plantation Chill Cure. Best ten-cent whiskey in the city at Lagomarsino’s XCLU! ) WAIT! EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR HACKETT, CARHART & CO. FINE SUITS HART, SHAFFNER & MARX FINE OVERCOATS MANHATTAN FINE SHIRTS: STACY ADAMS NOBBY SHOES H. 8. & H. FINE SHOES HAWES NOBBY DERBY HATS HARRINGTON DERBY HATS WAIT! WalIT! WAIT! IS YOUR BOY A KICKER IS YOUR BOY A KICKER? POR THE ONLY GENUINE— WILD WEST! WITH 1Ts— —IN AMERICA, GREAT EUROPEAN SUCCESSES, ‘That will visit your elty this season, Remember the day and date, Comlog on their Own Sprcial Train of Cars, THEN GET HIM A KICKING SUIT $2.5 $3.00 for Choice 9! « suits, ble-breasted coats, Pants wil knees. Plaids, checks, mixtures aud ors, Suits that will hold a boy, wil will wear. fall suits $5.00 for Young Men’s '*u<y fal! suits In all the new patterns and cuts, same as the men's. Single or double-breasted coats, They're all right, boys. Ages 16 to = - . “ Gifts— A handsome or over in the We allude to our good all-wool suits at...+++ Sold by others and con sidered cheap at $3.50. Will Exhibit at PADUCAH, SATURDAY, OCT. 22. PAWNEE BILL'S HISTORIC WILD WEST ers—Sailors, Vestees ons—with a’ world of combinations of col See window display for y Junie Novelties f boys’ fall skill in desig S, artistic effec Just what the boy Strong School Suits— }iciy yams are made with double seat and knees. ‘All prices. and every one below what equally as good cau $2.50 for Choice pi iislel vont, pants with dout knees and patent waistband, Hlegant patterns, strict! and cut from $3.50. Special for the week. B. wWBILise & Son 409 BROADWAY 411 f ‘all wool, k given with every purchase of $3.50 dren's Department ———e SS Dalton, The Tailor. : FIRST... .. He gi.'..antees a perfect fit. SECOND .. He does all bis work with” home$iabor, FOURTH AND BROADWAY OVER M’PHERSON’S ORUG STORE Should Have Your Patronage, for THREE BANDS OF MUSIC! Mexican, Cowboys, Indians, THIRD.... He will sell you a suit of clothes made to order MISS MAY LILLY, the A autiful and ont L dy Rite -hot, and Champion { the Worl Buy Your loaded shells of Hank Bros. & Jones, LOW RATES TO ST. LOUIS. On account of the St. Louis Fall Festivities the Illinois Central Rail- road Company will on Tuesday, 13th and each succeeding Tuesday until Ovt, 25th sell tickets Louis aod return at one and one third fare forthe round trip, good for three days. On Thursday, Sept. 15th and each succeeding Thursday until Oct. 27th atone fare for the round trip, good for three days, On account of the St, Louis Fair, tickets will be eold from Oct. 2 until Oct. 8th inclusive at one fare for the round trip, good returniag until Oct, 10th. J. I. Donovan, Agent, td. Candidates Wheeler and Reeves jepeak at Concord, Calloway to St.}7 Three Reasons... Who, With unefriog aim, br while rid g at (uli Miss LU RAY, the Champton glass balls As cheap as you can buy a custom-made Afamada - BARRY & HENNEBERGER Crabiree... CO AL. Deanefield Lump par Bushel 7 cents; Nut per Bushel 6 cents; Anthragite, al sizes, per Ton $7 GRAND FREE STREET PARADE — PAWSNEE ‘, (Major Gordon W, Lillie ) ‘Tao exhibitions daily. L Performance beg sx one all Pal open at | and bi PHN Fates 0+ Sure Cure For Chilis and Fever: WINSTEAD’S CHILL TONIC Pleasant to take, and costs only ase a bottle, Gold Fish We have just received a lot of rare specimens, and can furnish them with globes or without. |Fish globes from WINSTEAD’S 25¢ to $8 and $10 aquariums. LIVER ANO KID EY TEA mas rsire crt sceraragtes: Sree Kinds—25 cents per box. Manufactured by 6. H. WINSTBAD Woah |J.D. BACON & CO,