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& yjttx A j& v'lri.. Jui 'Vt iiTillli In 'Bhliilii mm ins 11 Ill '. Vvlcrv' iiui)i ABU it -, w . El r;v 'JL.-JW m" &i 1 HURRAH FOR KENTUCKY. 7 - Jlich Gold Find Made in Hardin HH STRIKERS ATTEMPTING VIOLENCE Prospect f a FirstLltum Lynching I11 .lliaaeaou. y OTHER UTE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. KHzabeUitown, Ky., Aug. C. Gold bu cen found In Kentucky. A ricb ttriko.hu been made in this county, tho dirt assaying SCO per ton. Prospector are already rushing to the scene ofythe discovery and leases of the surrounding territory nre in demand. MUKDEK AND) SUICIDE. 'I crrible Action of it Grand Itaplds MerofiftnU Gland Rapids, Mich., Aug. C. Honry Doling, a prominent merchant of tals city, shot and killed his wife and then poisoned himself. It Is thought that domestic trouble was, the causi. OLD, ENMITY THE CAUSE. Eniplo yof tlio Knoxylllo Petition Ofljlcv Murders Ilia Dcakmnto. Knoxvllle,Teqn., Aug. 6, Frank Altle this morning stabbed and killed Lorenzo McConneh his dcakniatc. Hoth were employes hi the pension office. They were old nemics. 1 LYNCHING IN 1'KpSPKCT. l)oath to Bo tlio Puu(auniculFr Assnultlns a LiUIe Olrl. Crystal Fall, Allan., Aug. C. The miners bore are forming a mob for the panose of lynching -a white man by tbcoamn oTon bonds, who cowwftled aa asMult upon a little IsMnitj, but it la Kays Hollos Not Intimidated Witnesses at BurboUrville. Mlddlesborough, Ky., Aug. 5. Intimate friends of Congressman Dave Colson stoutly deny the report published In a Louisville- paper stating that he ru on the scene with a com plete arsenal and was attempting to. intimidate W$' court, witnesses and all connected with tho defense. Col-eon claims it is the work of political enemies, and will in all probability tako Jcgal action against the paper in rSetlon for injury to character. Interest In the caso increases hourly among the friends of both parties in this city. CAPTURED A TRAIN Miners Apparently Determined to IJave a Freo Hide- Huo Poj.sci.sion of a Train and Wljl Neither Leave Nor Pay Their Pnros.Troops Called For. Washington, Ind., Aug. 6. Over 100 marching strikers from Linton arrived at Klnora, lhs county, yesterday morning, and about 9 o'clock when a south bound freight train on tho Evansvillc & Indianapolis railroad polled into the station the strikers lwarded it. Tho trainmen ordered tho men ff, and thoy declared they would,toot leave the train until they reached Little's station, where they proposed to join tho men now In camp there and assist in forcing tho miners to quit work. The train was finally pulled Into a sidctracjc, whoro it still stands tonight. The strikers are sitting about upon pars, apparently well contented. I)cpuy Sheriff Hay Hill was sent to tho socno at noon yesterday. In rent tb his demand that the strikers abandon tho train thoy said they would moyo when tho train did, not minor. Railroad ofllcials arrived In tho city lastiycning, and today asked tho court toOrdcr tho men to pay for their transportation or get oh tho cars. Tho men wcro joined last night by n hundred from Alum Cavo hnd Hill. Sullivan county. Troops wcro ordered' to Klnorn this morning in order lo force the men to leave tho trnjn. There imy i.n trnliniC. 3 WW uiku otuw unci 1111 ned to havo a free ride. To TlcUp Hero. Wheeling, W. Ya., Aug. G.-At Firmont, tho tie-up promised by Or- nui.cr Uao has uot ma terh. icd, I h...i .oiiU from a few men at Clarks lucre aro no addition! to tho inkers. In Kanawha vaIoy all but oi;So are working On tho Nor. folk & Western me oinc fiw v- Jy disappeared. WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS Taken Out lor .George Bryant Today EO M'BRIDE, FROM HENDERSON, Arrived at Noon, Hut railed to Identify IIIm.AnoUier r.xiiueivui (1 BRYANT WILL EE Mr. Ed McHHde arrircd at noon from Ilcndcrsorj to identify George Bryant, alias Thomas Anderson, the negro arrested dy before yesterday for tho alleged murder of Jeff Hancock near Henderson in May, 1888. Mr. McBrido examined the prisoner and said that he looked like the right man, but that h could not swear positively that he was tho right Mr. Hancock, of Henderson, telegraphed that if McBridc could not Identify tho man he would send some one who could, and Marshal Collins telegraphed back that McUride could not identify him, hence 'tho other man is expected from Henderson tonight. - Marshal Collins has lieon In doubt all the time as to whether ho had the right man or not and said this afternoon that If tho other man was not sent from Hcndrrson ho would release the prisoner tonight or if ho came and failed to identify him he would rcleaso him at once. Major Joyiah Harris, as attorney for the prisoner, this forenoon went before Judge Bishop and took out a writ of habeas corpus for llryant. Tho caso ( set for trial at 10 o'clock Monday oiorning. It U extremely likely that the Recused will go free, as it will b well nigh Impossible for any ono who knew him nine years ago to identify him now. BLOWN TQ DEATH Fearful Explosion In a Fire In Chicago. t by PaHliic WhIIh . .... . I Timber. Chicago, Aug. C. Only four lives wore lost In he explosion which took place last cycnlng during a lire in tho Northwcjiorn grain elevator, at Cook and West Water streets. Three of the ' dead aro firemen and the body of another fireman is known to be buried in tho ruins of the ele vator. From th force with which the explosion swept the xpot on which they were standing, (t is certain they must have been instantly killed. Either the bursting of a boiler or the explosion of mill dust caused the awful havoc. In all, firemen were In jured, llusides iheac, dozens of fire men and ere more or less cut and by glass and Hying debris. LAST GHAjIGE, To Beach Klondike By tho Yukon Biyei ,Kout Before the Bic Freeze cVines. For Months Other Prospectors Will llaVv. Lougor Journeys. Arrangements for .Mulls. Seattle, Wash. ,V Aug. 6. Tho steamship Cleveland, under charter to the North American Transportation & Trading Company, jailed for St. Michaol'a today wijh 200 passengers, bound for Klondike, nui 5,000 tons of freight. Passengers and ficght will bo transferred to river steamers at St. Michael's. Tho Cleveland is tho lost steamer this year to connect with tho Yukon river boats from St. Michael's. TkcIvo or tlttccn rooro steamers arc yet to lcavo for Alaska this month with prospectors for Yukon, but all will go to Dyca and tako the laud route over tle Whito Pass and canoe uown tuo river. Among tho passengers on tho Cleveland wcnrQ'apt. F, m. Ray and Lieut. Hichardson. U. S. A., who will bo followed noxr spring by sixty soldiers from Fort IiusVll. IMMENSE KEFIIfKRY Will bo Established hy tlio Hornx King Ncnr Now York. Oakland, Cal.jAug. 5. F. I. Smith, tho "borax king," will establish a million dollar refinery near New York, y employ 200 men. The Dlngley tariff bill placed a duty of SO a ion ujn imported borax, giving Mr. Smith an opportunity to compete in with borax Imported from TurRy and South America. Tho new refinery will be tho principal ono opemted by Mr. Smith. Tho borax will bo shipped from Sou t liein California in a raw state. CIKCLi: CITY WINTER MAILS. A Monthly Trip to He Mndo Over Chllaoot Past. Washington. Auc' 6. Tho hosts that hare emigrated to. tho Klondike gold ilclds during tlii past month will not bo wholly without postal facilities during tho coming winter. There will be one round trip a month to Circle City until July 1 of next year, luis monthly eervlcej organ on tho first of last month, and while no routo is specially designated, it will be via tho Chilcoot pass. This service carries Vmly letter mall, no provision being made for other classes of mattKr. Hcnvjx niall has been carried so far underNj contract for ilvo steamer trips via the Yukon river, and the last of the five trips will bo started from San Francisco about September 1. ItIs doubtful whether the last expedition can pro ceed all tho way, for in tho latter part of September the Yukon Is usually frozen over The contract allows the carriage of mails to tho cxivui ui iivu tuns 'in wcigut, aim ny the time the mnijs now on the way reach tlio Circle City district and are forwarded into the diggings into which tho rush has been made the prospectors will ba Veil supplied with PRAISE FOR GAGE. Lavish Eiicomiuins Helped Up on Him for His Changes in the vieo Utiles i IIIh Order lias Satisfied Reformers nnd the Spoilsmen Who Wcro IloiiinjrforOillco. Washington, Aug. Journal. Secretary Gage fa wearing a nroait smile 01 saiismcuon uicse warm summer days. This plu in his face is duo to tho' lavish encomiums heaped upon tho president for tho recent dvU scp'ice order. Gage Is tho father of tlrat orderW It is not quite bo far-reaching ns he Intcndctl it to be when ho started out to framo it. Hut it Is pretty, good for a starter. Next timo he may do better. Ho had some fear .-., first that lifting the protection of the civil service from 450 I at 'JolAiTrodlfi bring .down upon him TyTT?tk jithe civil ser vice ru oHHHHIIMk tafea UtAuvM ".7 T4. SwXT t Imo aasne, WMIM IHillHl I 71 nd o fros CTBXJSEI. rtii1iiB. Bl CIIBTCM civil seaAmttjstmm. tucn no was not nllntrnflirr Its. fiAt Hint .lliU I . ' would shield him from tho attack 0fruUncl(3 S9m'8 ml?loa bad made, .1 i... v I tIto wata." replied tilt- nfll. IIIU oieci. Then it was tht Assistant Secretary Ynndcrllpcauvo to his rcscuo by suggesting that a clause be inserted in the order providing that henceforth no clerk should bo dsuuargcd with out written charges and an opportunity to reply to them. J. ins was shown to the Tho latter knew ,tltat pretty nearlv all contemplated changes in the civil service having been made, such a clause would yot only be amplo pro tection against criticism from the leader of tho civil service, but at the same time protect such clerks ns had been promoted or nppoiutcd since March -i, last, from the assault of future Democratic administration. Naturally, therefore, he accepted Vauderllip's suggestion, and tho clause was inserted. Prominence was given to this clause in tho order. Hut nothing was said about tho -150 fat jobs placed at the Option of tho spoilsmen. Tlio uuluitlatci swallowed the older as u groat advance, lrulscs uegau to fall upon the lidmlnlstrallon like snowllakrs in tho Arctic. Thus at ouc stroke tho civil service reformers and tho spoilsmen arc please 1. Gage smiles. And all's, well on the Poto mac. TKUTH ABOUT IT. Micro Woro Only Eli-lit Men nt that Dawson Sllvcrllo Conference Dawson, Ky., Aug. 5. (Special to tho Times). Since misleading re ports regarding the conference of hllvcrite leaders at this place havo gone forth, it may bo well In tho In terests of history to reveal the tardy truth. Previous reports hjd tho conference largely attended by representative silver meu from all over the state, when, as a matter of fact, tho attendance at tho pow-wow was eight John Hhea, Hill Gocbelj Ollic James and ilvo others. Sunday was a warm day and the natural drj'Lcss was accentuated by tlio prohibition laws in force here. In view of these facts it can readily be imagined that weighty subjects wcro not discussed with any beriousnos, and nioH of tho I'mc was siuui 1 J Hiieuiiuiiiuc illicit- tion to the bottles which tho confer- rces, with rare foresight, had brought with them. OfVourso thcro was talk of UillGocbcl for Qovcrnor and Ollio Junics for congrcssv but whoever heard of n sllverito conferenco where tho chauccs of tho conferreca for office were not disousscd? Atkinson's Say. j Washington, Aug. 6. Gov. Atkinson, of Wast Virginia, ha3 written 11 reply to tho labor leader who recently conferred with hiru' regarding thominers's strike, tiling them ho favors frco speech and will accord REVENUE kAtfM.,.21 VIOLATO Deputy U. S. Marshal La Iluo CatcheB'vesIoy Trice. WENT TO FREEDOM'S CORNER, liud Ojulte An Exciting llxpcrlcuco ' -The Prisoner Wanted Also at Ilcutoi. V WILL BE TRIED 1M1DAY. Wesley Dcpew, alias Price, wrs arrcated near Hirmiugham, Marshall C' jnty, yesterday afternoon by Deputy U. S. Marshal LaRue, on a1 diac of violnUDg tho revenue lawv The arrest Was mndo in the heart of I rcedora's Corner." Tho dciM uty marshal reached the place, and inquiring for tho. town marshal found him. Ho then asked whera Price resided, and tho house wo3 pointed out to him. He asked the town marshal to got Into tho buggy with him, and drovo post the houbo Depev was in the yard, and nftcO getting about a square past the house descended from the vehicle and leisurely walked back. "Is your natno Prico' he askedt "No, it's Dcpew," was tho reply. "Don't they call you Price sometimes?" "Yes, after ray grandmother." "Well, you'ro the man I'm look Ing for," concluded tuo rcvonue. olliccr, as hojaid his hand gently on tho prisoner' shoulder. Dcpcw's wife as soon as shf learned that her husband was under arrest, began to cry, and dis torted her face into all kinds of "If you knew how ugly you looked," tho o(lIc,er remarked, "you'd quit." Mrs. Dcpew tearfully slammed tho door in his faco and vanished. Mr. Dcpcw's sister then proceeded intoono of tho streets, and instead .cf, there having hysterics., had a regular old timo fit. There was great excitement created in the village over the arrest. The olllcer drove back to Hcntou, Vholo journey of 2 miles bavirnr u made In live hodra. A W l our man must have been wait- ng foryou," the sheriff at Benton said, when he realized what a quick officer, "but ho dUln't know if" It was then ldarncd that there aro two at Uenton against him, one for selling whiskey without a license, and another for carrying concealed weapons, The Hcnton authorities had been looking for hlin over a year. Depow, alias Price, was brought to tho city, and released on bond until Monday, when his examining trial will be held before Comtnissioncr J. R. Purycar. He claims ho only bought a quarter's worth of whiskey or a friend and when he delivered it had the money which he had' pnid out of his own pocket, returned to him. PLAIN WORDS. Forclcu Admirals Talk to Tur- koy'e Representative 011 the Inland of Crete. Canca, Island of Crete, Aug. 5. The admirals in command of the foreign lleots in Cretan waters today Informed tho Turkish, governor of Crete of their decision to prevent the Turkish squadron, which left the Dardanelles on Tuesday last for Crete, from staying in fjretan waters, l'iie answer of tho governor was that ho had received a communication from the Turkish, government denying that tho latter bad despatched a licet or troops to Crete, Jnnd stating that tho Turkish Bquadron, concerning whose movements tlicre had been so much comment, was going to Sigri, island of Mitylene. UNDHR Tlilj: HAWAIIAN FLAG. Pad lie Mail Steamship Chiua Will Sail From, San Francisco. San FranciscoT"Aug. 5. Tho Pa- eiflo Steamship Company1 steamship vuuui simcu out 01 iiiu pun 01 ouu Francisco today flying tlio ilawaiiau ting. It was decided yesterday by the officers of the company to place tho big vessel, which is the crack vessel of tho Pacific mall fleet, under the Hawaiian Hag without loss of timo, and it is said in mn'ritimo circles that iliis action on tho part of the compiny indicates a belief among tho olllucr of tho yompany that annex atioa ut tll0 l9jntui3 is Hkcly . t0 . 1)0a0 complishcd in the very uear future. TO OUTGOVUUNOK. Sonous l'iglir in Ohio Ovor the Urhana Mob 1ivvcstiratioii. Cincinnati, Aug. 0. A dispatch from Urbauu, 0., sais tho feeling there Is strong against Gov. for attempting to oust Ajlayor Gnnson and Sheriff McLain. ttiut there is serious talk of instituting : to oust Gov. ituslincll on tho frrniitiil Hint tin Tn il tho strikers nil tho;6titudo tho state lo ,iQ his duty to furpfsh tho allows. Ho says miners will not Siiry mUltJtt forco (o ammi!i tbc bo allowed to riot. mo iato "Hushes Your Advttiltantni tbe Careful Buyer The Paduca Daily Sun. Advertising; Motive Power is to the Business. IF TVS IN THE SUN; DONT STAND STILL. TOLUMK 2B3 PADU0A1I, KENTUCKY, jfaMbfcY, AUUUST !, lD7. TEN CENTS A WEEK 1 H 'Rubber Jail franke Gari'' i5oes to in Default of Bail EXCEPT MRS. LIZZIE FRANKE, Examination Was Waived In All the Cases Except the One Tried Yesterday. EACH UNDER HFAVY BOND. Sam Frankc, A L. Franke and Mm. Liz.ie Franke, who wore yes terday tiled in lic police court oil n charge of ree;lving stolen goods, were held to answer. The prosecution closed late in the aftcrnoont nnd the defendants declined to testily, nnd introduced no evidence. They were held ovor nnd this morning waived examination in the other cases and the aggregate bon d of each was fixed at 51000 for Sam S00 for, A. h. and Mrs. Franke was recognized in tho sum of S 100 for her appearance to answer before the grand jury nt Its next September sitting. Pete Griffin, J. W Perkins and "Kid" Carroll, in tho various caios against them, also waived examination, and their bonds were fixed at $500 each. The action of thotourt did not op-pear to greatly surprise the prison ers. .Mrs. irankc would nt times shed tears, but ucr husband appeared in a hopeful mood. Neither of tha five was able to give bond. All were taken to jail, except, x of courso, Mrs. Franke, who was recognized foror appearance There is some possibility of the younger Franko givingbond, it is thought, but little prospect of the others. SAND BAR BeimrOut Away From N car Gol- conda . . Government Civil Ktigiuccr Clnistiau Comes Up On n vui r. ' r. fJT. Mr. William E.v Christian, assist ant government mariuo engineer, of Cincinnati, camodown on the Fwlcr this morning from Goloonda. Li. A government force has been there several days preparing to ejut awaj a big sandbar which drifted dwn directly in front dfy during the spring overdo.., b.i. owing toti'e rise in the river lit!' Iiavy they beer, able to do. Tho undertaking is lstgo, and will require considerable thnc, as well ns money. Engineer xChristian will roturn to Gnl.'nniln Sfe (JOMING TOKBSTUCKY Indiana Strikqrs Will Try to HrliiR Out Our Sullivan, Ind., Aug. C. lie miners in the Green county field, 200 strong, have started Jor f march to the mines In the Soutllcin cjuI field, under the coinmundXd Jefferson Pickett, ho was amarahal in the famous Coxey arin. Roll call and regular army disfipliiio will be enforced en route They will go to Littlos and Petersburg, where they will be joined by about, 1,000 men. They are supplied with provi sions, and have appointed their commissariat, wlio are three prominent miners, John Cox, fylward Johuou and John Hurloy. They will go to Kentucky ns soon as they can get tusrel by land, and will endeavor to bring out nil of the men now working in of tho slate. Vv ' v Strike Comploto. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. C The Strike at tho Fulton Hag and Cotton Mills, which was begun Wednesday by tho refusal of the whito lemalo operatives lo work with newly employed negro woman labor, was made complete yesterday, when between seventy-five and one hundred girl employed in tho lilcachery and prws room walked out. Between 120(1 nnd 1500 oper atives are now auluapy on slrike. , FOL'K months moki:. "T United States Will Walt for the Pacification of Cuba. Madrid. Auz. C The "Herald of this city, says it undqratnnds that the United States Government luii decided to wait four months on tho pacification of Cuba, nnd that unless It is accomplished by that tune tho United States will uudeituke lite protection of the insurgents. , Inquiries mndo ip ofilelol circles elicited n denial of tjio accuracy of N this auuouucoinent. Parliaiiiont Reorpinlcd. London, Eug., Auu. 0. Parliament was renrgunixed jhis nmrnitig. .Now llarbcr tjliop. Air. II. Haves, th'o well known liarber, has opened ti barber hhup :ii 1J1 Uroadwui, Fiank Marl ' -ld ktand. He doe- llrsj, cla woik Give hlin a call. I We handle only good hose, of recognized quality, which we sell at the very lowest prices, ranging from 9c per. in the oifcy Do you need a Lani MowerPy We can sell yc qine foi$2. GrEOROffi 0. MRlHl SOH" Hardware and Stove Comparv, I Wl .. i f ' WiW ij ' :jtiS2r":3's Our Are All 37 GeO. tf?S!S$5szL2Z&i IESSEm , ' - B mmmsmmaaammmME '-v--Jr "a Fresh bargains added every week. $12.48 Buys choice of any of our .50 ?i8, $20 and $22.50 suits, black clay worsted excepted. For 10 $938 Buys choice of ail of our $12.50 and 15.00 huith. No old stock. J Cash only Buys at these prices. s ( I? AJhMCJ mm CLEARANCE SALE. Prices not mentioned in this this week we will give FOR per cent, or one-half on all ?l Men's Straw Hats. days only we will sell enoice SILI TIE in the house For 3.5 Cents Cash. 222EESSTES123 ii'diiMer N v itA. 1 "r t i. : Come money Palace CEO, Shoo Store off Former values t&.ct, 75 cts. and $1.00 J B. WBIULE ): SbN'S, BR0HDWHY, PAOUCAH, KY. IS ON. e BERHHHRD'S, Linnwood Oigj; Liked You'l ' like it too. Ask for BTTBFKTIIMBS Are assuredly upon us. You w of woolens is exctly exam 11 2 tliein Our line Call and z . 333 Broaaway DAM'S7 H ose foot,up. Tho "best hose for'' ----- 1KCX5RPORATED. Shoes like pretty women: Stop to admire them. The Green, 0xBlood ' s and Lace are beauties, ces are so'iow everybody is buying them. you tried a pair? If not, ROCk &SOn, 321 Broadway. WEEK of OJJR GREAT T JL-'-" anncc Sale Greatest$Bargais!everknownt! iri Fine JFootwear. $6.00 Shoes reduced to $4.00." . . 4.0p Shoes reduced to 3.00. . 3.Q0 Shoes reduced to 2.00.-' ' 2.00 Shoes reduced to 15. x VI,50 .98. and seewhatr Values your ' n -- 1 iirpfTliiiiiiiiiiiM r "" 1 rrl rm by everybody. it. Suits lo Order sif.oo Pants Id OrSfr $3.7 5 - -ff, fni TOTT-I mv uMI'i t will buy at lesire good clothes. utcd to eycry taste. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. MWw 308-307 Broadway ancT Chocolate in Oxfords and the beauty C,. avc callin and eefa pair. 'rLf.i advertisement go as heretofore. CASH $7.48 Buys choice of nny of our $10.00 suits. All fresh and new stock. any $4.50 Buys any of 01, f $6.00 patent leather shoes; 25 percent, off oil all others from 82 ntf. - i