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UNION PACIFIC AFFAIRS,
THE HARRIS RESOLUTION DISCUSSED IN
THE SENATE.
Mr.. MORGAN MAKES ANOTHER BITTEN
ON THE CLEVELAND ADMINIsTRA-


Mr.. MORGAN MAKES ANOTHER BITTER ATTACK
ON THE CLEVELAND ADMINIsTRA-
TONS POLICY.
Washington, July Ex-senator Morgan "a ~"
bama. occupied most of the day in the seha'e IN
support NJ the Harris resolution relating 10 the
Union Pacific Railroad He severely arralsheo ''e
executive officials connected with the SAFE Vi Tue
Government interests In the road fihai "o""' ""
the resolution was not reached c.
Mr. Quay who yesterday tried TO induce the sen.
ate to adjourn over until Monday, mace t"e po"'
Of no quorum the journal h"u o , p
proved to-day. only forty-one Senators ~ a -.
to their names and on motion OF MT. 1oher, Vi
Arkansas. the sergeant-at-arms was n'" n'",.,
inform absentees that their presence was i''
The Senate conferrees on the Tarin Dill "e ,
moned from their commlttee-room and s"e"e' VIC
attendance to quorum ,.A
After the usual routine business connec'eu ~ ~
the presentation of bills and memorials the oe""'e
at 1915 p. m. on motion Of Mr. Carter went '''o
executive session
The doors were opened at 2:So p M ""u
Morgan took the floor in support ot the i,"'
resolution relating to the Union Pacihc n"''''
He presented figures TO show that the loss ~ ''e
Government II the pending Union faciic
ment was carried out would be S25Vc,vn ana ne
commented on the fact that in doing TINS 'he '"o"
Pacific would secure property when II "",
posed 10 capitalize at s26e.00.cO lie declare" '
the agreement for the sale OF the GoVe'h'"e ~
terests in the Union Pacific was in violation vi 'e
statutes. 1t void. against puphc Po''S' ~
decency and the agreement constituted mas ID ~
dsgraceful combination to place the roau rH ~ ,h :
ha nds OF favored parties. Mr. Morgan utsu & Cnm tn
the agreement by which the REORGANIZATION -, ~;
mttee would bid 45 0oO0O0 for the Governie, y, ~,
terest was expressly designed 10 shut OUT In NJ
bids IL permitted the committee W n rar,
81 600 0cO sinking fund in the Treasury as pa -,
Of its bid while other bidders had no aso1s no,,,S
this sl7 200 900 He presented series OF Poi.,u's
showing he said the "monstrous fraud ana ine
Scheme OF extortion and oppression reckins
the most audacious plan Of railroad wrsyniilis
ever devised He said that President MShSTs con.
could not AFFORD carry out the asreeI.' t,,e,a
cerning the Union Pacific made by President Cieye
land ne could AFFORD to become ,,ssand ,ne Hd
traitor de bonis non OF act OF the 'leNeiaia 81"
ministration 40 offensive as to wreck any man -,
Mr. Morgan spoke throughout the at,er" hap dozen
though at no time there more tnah a ~ uo A.,
Senators present. He had not conciuueu "te"' a.
5:25 D. nl he Yielded for adjournment
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among her crew. four Of whom were left IN
hospital at the Central American port.
The fever made its appearance again on the run
from Cuba to Baltimore when Ave OF the crew
were stricken Four Of the cases on the road
to recovery; the nth. tnat Of Norwegian COOK,
Solomon Olsen whose condition Is serious. was
taken ashore and iso.ated In the hospital The
bedding and belongings OF the crew were taken
ashore and thoroughly fumfgated ana dislntccteo'
The vessel is now held at quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18

been through the war. When asked yesterday for
his rent the old requested the landlord TO wait
until he got his pension the first OF next month.
lie was drinking heavily all day yesterday, and
last night he started TO 40 to the basement He
slipped at the top OF the stairs and fell headlong
When picked up he unconscious. and when a
doctor called a little later. he pronounced tne man
dead The body taken TO the Morrisania pouce
station. Hildebrand had no known relatives IN this
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
cJvU srRVJCE RULES OBTAIN.

WASHINGTON JuIv l,.-Joseph W. Nichols. chlef
Law cl4rk (, the Office OF the Controller OF the
Treasury. has been dismissed. and the vacancy
viii be filed by civil Service competitive ea
smna ton. TO which only persons now empioyea ~, ~
the Treasury Department wnS sfs sissnins or who
have been admitted 10 practice In me nis"e''
nnrts Of khsir respective states are ent'o's
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
PREPARING FOR ANNE1ATION.

No MORE FOREIGN BUILT SHIPS TO BE ADMIT
TED TO REGISTER IN HAWAII
Washington. July 1.-THE Hawaiian Government,
has given notice that no foreign-but Vessels wiz
be admitted to Hawaiian register pendihs ao''o,, o'
the annexation treaty. A similar notice was gwen
IN January 1se3 when annexation was first pro-
pOsed
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
vru roUPTH-CL4SS POSTMASTERS.

Washington. July lone hundred ana one
,ourth-cIass postmasters were appointed to-day.
The changes include .
New-Jersey-Riversde. A. c. Stedher. vice NJ A.
Disterich. removed. ,, w N.u,
New-York-Thousand Island Park, w. r new
ton vice J. l. Gardner. removed. , W
Connecticut-Wo Woodbury. W. L. Judson. vice W.
H. Coepaugh, removed
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
,o ,oJ,rJCS IN PENSION BOARDS.

Washington. July r.-commissoner Evans saiu
,o.aav that he would observe the rule that pension
examining boards should De non-par'is'n' a'u.s
hs' hs composton OF these boards So far as o
SIDE ne .~~wnrl.ed an old Union soldier, an olo
pon,os, nJaatifioner and o bright young PHYSICIAN
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
BrRIED UNDER HIS WRECKED ENGINE

Keene ~ H. July IA freight train on the
Fitchburs Railroad jumped the track at ] o'clock
this afternoon as II was coming into this city. and
two engines and six were piled In a heap.
Wilson Curtis an engineer. is missing and Is sup
posed 10 be buried under his engine The fireman
and were taken TO the hospital. Traffic on both
tracks IL stopped for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
vrTIOU FEVER AT BALTIMORE.

baltimore July l7-The Norwegian tramp steam
A. cev,on arrived of this port to-day with hve
80 =, vsuow fever aboard. The Ceylon comes
here from Daiquiri Cuba. with cargo OF iron
ore Previou. TO her arrival In cuba sne was az
C.,o- vh.r. n,ne DAYS ago. the fever broke out
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
. BJ7 OF GOOD NEWS FOR cONsULS.
THE PRESIDENT TO RESTORE ihH Hh'
1sHEp BY THE CLEVELAND Ap-
NyNIsTRATION.

washington July 17-It will be good news for the
n.on,e who have been lucky enough 10 secure con-
suar appointments as well as those ~no rs az.
,saar, expectation Of favors OF that KIND IN the
~ s.uro IN know that the President has fnally
nea,und near aud N restore the fees that were cut on
nv the last Administration Inc orue' win '' P
,,,,ulgat ted in a few days.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
WCORD'S NOMINATION CONFIRMED.

FIGHT OVER THE ARIZONA
ENDED IN THE SENATE
Washington. July 1.-THE senate i" 49,
session to-day confirmed the nomination Oh '"'i
H. McCord to be Governor OF Arizoha' ~" -
was taken Immediately after the Senate went ,rso T
executive session and without further deoa'e' '"e
vote stood % Is
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
HIS NECK BROKEN BY A FAIL.

Charles Hildebrand German. seven:y-fve years
old fell downstairs last night in the boarding house
kept by George Buck ~ No sls Rose-st. Morrisa-
MIA and broke his neck Hdebrand had lived at
the house for six months. lie declared that he had
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
NOMINATIONS By rHE PRESIDENT.
TERENCE v. PowDERLY TO BE COMMISSIONER
GENERAL OF IMMIGRATION.

GENERAL OF IMMIGRATION.
Washington, July 1.-THE President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
ference V. Powderly, Of Pennsylvania, to be
Commissioner-General Of immigration
10 be collectors OF internal revenue-Frederck e.
Soyne, of Illinois. for the Ist District OF Illinois;
David A. Num-. OF Tennessee, for tie vth District
Charles &. Johnson, Of Alaska to bf United
states District Judge for the District OF Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-18
european 5tuon ano 0raprl.

THE MISSES GRrNNELI. formerly % East o4th ST..
/ Will leave w-York october /. for eight months
residence In France and Germany: They VIII chaperoh
yo,n1 ladies' who wish study Three months supple
mentary travel Address Brookne. Mass.
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obstruction.

obstruction.
For Young Ladies-City.
%7Ew-YoRK-yo 3. - Eas, 57h Street.
THE PEBBLES AND THOMPSON SCHOOL
FOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS
Kindergarten. Primary Preparatory and Aeaoem'e De
Separate College-Preparatory Course Art
Depatment. Studio in Building
i BOARDING; AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
NOS. 64I & $40 MADISON-ANE.
NETWORK CITY.
Primary dncl. kindergarten. intermediate academic
and college preparatory departments Special 2-year
course for graduates Of grammar schools
yJyHE VELrIN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF school. BUILDING.
leO AND 1872 WEST I+TH ST
COLLEGE PREPARATION
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Qeachers


COILEGE CANDIDATES AND CONDITIONED srU.
DENTS COACHED FoR SEPTEMBER ExAMrYA.
rIoNs BY SPECIALISTS. ADDRESS b A. II. A.,
Box 4. 1.242 Bway
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
zEND AVESTA
Won the Race at the Madison
vile Fair,
But a Disg.Untled norscman
Contests It on Novel
Grounds.

Mr.. ID. |. Lewis, Of the city, went
up To Madsion,ille several days ago
10 enter his horse, Zend Avesta, in
IN the races
II appears that Dial Ballowe, srace
horse man from Greensboro, had
blown in with q string Of horses and
not anticipating much competition
expected to come nt with the best
purses.
Mr.. Lewis slip on him, how
ever. g.. 80 = race WITH slJO
purse LaNrwe contes'e1 81, "a ,Ge
grounl, that tue horse hoi rnn on a
nigh rack ~ Fad lrah aud ~.
Louis. ,.,muy ,tat tins uu,I"ed II.
He tclegraphed ..'.e TO .nformatlon'
and the Madi,coy!lle III association
designated Satur" as the day ioi
deciding the Dsse. Saturday nigh'
they decided ia favor of Mr.. Lewis
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license. He is charged with dis
posing Of a jug of whisky to divers
persons, AMI while he does not deny
the charge, claims that he was drunk
and knows nothing about il except
that he had a jug Of whisky and no
money when he got under the inilu-
ence, and a pocket full Of money enc
no whisky when he got out.
lie had Deputy Marshal LaRue
escort him to the residence Of a rela-
tive on South Third street, whose
services he thought he might enlist
as bondsman, but instead Of this the
old man pitched in and gave him a
general roasting.
He wept when he was told he
would have TO 60 TO Jail, saying that
he was a good church member. His
trial Is set for tomorrow at p. m.
before United States Commissioner
j. X. Puryear.
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NEWS AND COMMENTS.

Hon. w. ID. Bynom has written
Cha pau Cs oil that be Will male
; 4 speeches ia Kcn.ucLy in The in
tereJl OF tle National Democracy il
Sentemb Der and October.
KLyber Pass, leading from Al
gLaO sian into India, is now com.
letely in the hauds OF he insu gent
tr.bes rea. Fo't LraGi-koial hes
been capturcu and burned by tie
A'r;jis.
peesideat Mex alley VS. refused
admission 20 ne 6. A. Il. camp It
EpIalo Thu s,iay ny sci, y who
mad been ode ed o adm.t no ca
81 es mo carp.
Thu suay WAS he ho.tess day Of
tue year 10 s.. Louis, whe tl'
,he-nore,e. .e:cleu 10l de- eeS
The n, cuiy -6g s,e ca 100 degrees
at Kansas City.
Ave.ino A rendondo, ne mOrGerei
Of Pes deaf Eod9'a, Of L r.dIy.
says his crime WIS .l,.'lee 10y person
al la cd ald thai be had no accom-
! plices. He is 1--WE } y-seven yes Old
AID an oaicef 10 tie U-ugu7n " NY.
John A. Clifford, the Silver Of
Coz. Ba.ow L'oyc, he cr IOWA rs
"e0lUs Sande.B, has seat woli TO
.he su,ho les 8. Crccly iie, Ala q.
nat if ass ed OF pro c., on , ON
mob y,ole0ce lie woIld 81 .ender.
The total nc NIT Sd p OF he Grand
A nv o. Toe Eea'Jlic OF JuDe S0,I.
1897, was 3l9 ,456, az 9ga.1s. GtO,-
Clio on June Sob, 1896. re NUM-
Der OF posts is 7,l0G, against 1916
on tue co 'respo ,diog date last yea.
] Eve ' coosulRt Office ia tue : It of
the oGmia's u GA .2s been prom
ised. and tie M res OF ne % e laie
ones placed on lie opposite lie name
Of ,Ie post TO which each W be as
: oed.
II is given out at Washington that
The Offices of Inspectors Of Customs
on the Istbmus OF Panama, held by
Col. X. c. Wintersmlth, Of Ken
lucky, aud D.. Phil Bradley, of
irgiria, were vacated in the interest
OF economy.
The Hon. David 6. Nolson has
disposed Of the report that be had
in1o'sed J15ge ",,i.a Boreing for
Tie EepJbiica1 pou nation for con-
: 'ess in the Eleventh DIS, tic. He
said: Il have not inGo-scd Judge
Bo-eiog or aoy Que else, because
viii probably be a candidate my
self"
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A MORNING WEDDING.
Miss Ida Winfrey Married TO
Mr.. Joe Stanfield.
The Couple Will PROBABLY Re-
side i'm Louisville.

Mr.. Joe Stanfill, Of Hodgenville,
a well known young man Of that
place, and Miss Ida Winfrey, of the
city, daughter Of Capt. AL Winfrey,
Of North Third street, and a most
charming young lady, were united in
marriage this morning by Judge
FULLY.
Mr.. and Mrs. lStantill left on the
Fowler for Evansville, to go thence
TO Louisville. They will probably
reside in the latter city.
A sister OF Miss Winfrey was mar
ried last week TO Mr. W. +. Russell.
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excursions Via. Illinois Central
Railroad.

Eddy vile, Ky, daily, from Au-
CAST 3lst to September 9th, return
Ing until September 10th, one and
one.third fare, account Of camp meet
ing.
Washington, ID. c., Richmond,
Va, and Norfolk, Va, September | +,
2, 3 and 4; good so days returning (;
one fare.
st. Louis, Mo, September ? to 8
inclusive, good 10 days returning /;
one aud oue-thlrd fare on the er,iti-
cate plan, account OF Interstate
Merchants Association Convention,
Indianapolis, Ind, September 8
sad 9 retu n'lg, until September l6,
80. As for the round uip, account Of
National Encampment SoDs of Nei-
eFaus.
Hodgensville, Ky, September 10,
IL aud -, returning September IS,
one fare; account Reunion o; Ken
lucky Union Soldiers.
Columbus, o., September 10, l6,
M, returning September 26, sll.90
account Of Annual Convention Ger.
man Catholic Benevolent Society.
Springfield, H., September II and
IS returning September %, SIG ;
account l. o. 0. f. Sovereign Grand
Lodge,
Columbus, O., September q aud
22, returning September %, $3.50
account of Encsmpment Union Vet
Gran League.
DuQuoin, H., September 2S tC
October 2, one fake; account OF Sol
dlca and Sailors reunion.
Tor tickets or further information
apply to ticket agelt at Union depo
or city ticket Office.
j. 4. DONOVAN, {. A.
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A CORDAGE FACTORY
Among the Future Possibilities
for Paducah.
Prominent Capitalists Now Here
Negotiating.

Messrs. p. f.. Hayes, of Paw
iucket, X. l., and Mr.. K. X. Stearns,
Of Cincinnati, arrived in the city on
a mission fraught with Importance to
Paducahans.
They are the owners Of the cord
age factory they have been negotia-
ting to remove from Rhode Island To
Paducsh, and are here to hold n con-
ference with prominent local capt.
talists.
S'lue the Hardebeck project fell
through an effort has been made to
secure at least the cordage factory,
aad the option has been secured on a
ste Of ground for it's location, near
Ninth and Boyd streets.
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day she exposed her husband because
she heard he was living here with au-
other woman. She detailed the
burglary and said her husband was
the man wanted.
Bingham was found sitting on the
side of "a bed ia a house near Ninth
and Boyd and claimed that his name
was Lee Thomas. When he was Ia.
ken to the city hall, however, aDd
told that his wife was in trouble at
Mayfield, he betrayed himself by
asking, sis she, what's she been do
iug?" He then acknowledged thai
his name was Bingham, but denied
committing the burglary. Marshall
McNutt carried bin to Maylield Oh
the 6 O'Clock train.
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For a delightful liver excursion
take the II. W. Buttorff next
Wednesday, leaving at noon foI
Nashville; So ouud tip, with meals
and room in pot at Nashville, two
days, which is cheaper than any rate
ever offered by rail. Good music,
snd a Jolly Cine for sill who make
this u!p. 3Oa2
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
WANTED IN TENNESSEE.
Howard Bingham Arrested Here
Yesterday Afternoon.
Marshal McNutt. of Mayiield'
Comes Down After Hun.

Howard Bingham, colored, was ar
tested Yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock hy Officers Sutherland ard
Etter at Ninth and lloyd streets as a
suspected felon. lie was taken intv
custody at the instance of Ma sal
Cnas. McNutt, Of Mayfeld, who ~
g.yed in the city on the 2;41 o'clock
Train with description.
Bingham is charged with bre&tiag
into a sore house at Milan, Tenn
last June, aud stealing a quantity
of goods.
His wife is now in Jail at May0elo
charged with stealing $50 from ih'
house of the late L. Z. Wabln, who
was in the room corpse. lie
name is Fannie Bingham, and yester
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
TO THE PEN.
Thieves OF Massac County Cow let
sd and Carried Away.

John Steele, and eIstwhile Bro ok
l,n saloon keeper, who receotly
bIrglarized Willis saloon and the
Gruoklyn postoilice, his pal "Iaw-
.lm," and Ben Martin, one Of the
wheat thieves arrested a few days agC
for stealing twenty-five sacks o.
wheat from Mr.. Shelby Corley, OF
unionviile, were tried at Metropolis
and carried to Chester today to serve
terms of imprisonment.
The penalty is from one 10 fourteen
years, and their FERN is TO be fixed
by the commissioners.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
A GENERAL STRIKE
May Follow the Big st. Louis
Labor Convention.
Prophe of Col. Rend, the Coal
Mine Owner-The Confer.
enee Meets Today.

Chicago, Aug. 30.-The promoters
OF the -. Louis Labor Convention
today will Ivy to use the miners strug-
gle as preteXt for the Inauguration
OF a general strike in every trade and
industry throughout the land. Col
W. =. Reud, the well known mine
owner, made this statement. lie
continued by saying an attemp;
would be made to create q repetition
Of the Pullman strike on a far more
extensive scale.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
Indigo TulIy's Escape,

County Judge FULLY had a narrow
escape on the Benton gravel road
Yesterday afternoon. A runaway
horse came near demolshing his
buggy. The man driving the run
away was thrown out and rendered
unconscious, but not badly hurt,
His name was not learned. 1t was
doubtless the same runaway seen 10y
people on a train, and mentioned
elsewhere,
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
CRITICAL CONDITION.
Bill 1Illman is in Bad Fix at the
Palmer House.

Bill Tillman, a well-known coio,ed
man who has been employed about
the ice factory and the market house
for many years, fell in the Palmer
House basement about 3 O'Clock this
morning in "ht' of some sort.
For hours he had commissions, and
DIR. Robertson was called. He !,
believed to be in critical condition
Later. Tillman was afterwards
taken to the city hospital for treat
ment,
AIS O'Clock this afternoon was re
ported as dying,
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NeY Cars alton.

All the 5. ,eet c9gs, both on the
paducah and Peoples Lines, are now
kept a, the b galway shel during the
night, and none Of those in active SER
vice are pow kept al the Madison
street statioa.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
Ice cream Sdpper.

Tue W. G. +. u. will serve an ice
cream and cake SUPP er I uesday night
in Yeise- PAX. The public is cor
daily invited 10 altcld. The pro-
cecGs will be useG for the W, e, T, [,
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CauyIlt in ST. Louis.

John Pave, who seriously cJt Joe
Lassiter not long since at barbecue
near Mayfeld, was captured at ST.
Louis Friday and Sheriff Cook wen
20 ,he Fcture Great 10 escort him
back 20 the scere of his crime.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
New School House ,

The school committee Of the Board
OF Education has selected the Old
"Frontier g .ocery' sore, owned by
Fazon & Co., for the Eowlandtown
school, and will furnish it with new
benches and thoroughly repair 1t.
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All those desiring TO make the
centennial trip by river next We'd
nesday should call and secure rooms
by Tuesday evening, Aug. 9lst, as
here will be a good many have Sc
ga ed rooms already. The ii. W.
BuLorff will possibly leave at noon
Wednesday, Sept. !. W. f. Lamb
din, Agent, 100 Broadway. 3Oa2
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
LOST Ills Watch.

Mr.. IL. w. Lindsey's watch was
lost somewhere between Campbell and
Irimhle streets yesterday. Marshal
Collins woJld like TO see the finder
at lhe city hall,
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Gun Club shoot.

The weekly tournament of the Gun
Club is ON this afternoon at La Belle
Park for the tlub medal. The tour
hliaent will he the last practice shoot
before The big trophy shoot on the
"a and Sd.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
1850 Ia
star Pointer Passes "a Mile To Sulky
Faster Than Two Minutes

Rcadville, Mass, Aug 50.-lhe
Chicago pacing stallion Star Pointer
owned by james A. Murphy, Sstur'
day wiped out the two minute mark
aud ended the controversy as to the
speed qualities Of the light harness
horse. Accompanied by !unner'
tie big bay, Tenuessce-bred stallion
had three-iourths Of a second to
snare wien he went under the wire.
This wonderful Performance was
Witnessed 10y 5000 people. 1t Is all
the more wonderful since ON Friday
Joe Patchen, with Geers behind him
had shot at the mark made 10y John
II. Gentry last October aud bad
failed by a second and half and II
was not thought that his greatest
rival could get down below the even
mark,
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Causes Great Loss Of Life and
Property in Japan.
LATEST FROM THE STRIKERS.
A Fever Epidemic Feared I'm Lex
ington-Two Deaths.
OTHER LATE TflEGRIPHIc NEWS

London, Aug. collaboration
has reached here Of tidal wave that
has just devastated northern Japan.
II swept over the country and de-
stroyed 800 people aud carried away
800 houses.
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Spealts at Snithiand.

Ex-Liout. Gov. llindman went NJ
20 Smithland today, and will speal;
there this afternoon. Tomorrow he
will debate with Congressman c. X
Wheeler, unless the latter backs
down.
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Ex-Lieut. Gov. j. Il. Hindman,
who spoke here Friday evening, adj
dressed crowd at MayGeld Saturday
afternoon. The democrat" says;
"Capt. j. X, IIlndman, the gold
s,opdard candidate for clerk Of the
art OF appeals, delivered a speec h
y, IN, court house this afternoon.
uo had a very small audience. The
,aolitics Of the captain does not in
,ersst lhe natives down here in this
stronghold Of old liUe true blue
Democracy
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30
NO TERMS YET.
JeIiico Operators Say They VIII
start in September.

Jelhco, Tenn, Aug. 3O.-Another
fiuitless conference Of the strikers
and operators was held today The
operators now say they will start
next month anyway.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-08-30

Miss Zulu Cobb leaves tomorrow
for the East to purchase stock for a
new millinery store she expects to
open on Broadway next to Ellis,
Rudy and Phillips in a few days.