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National Republican., 1885-09-08

One rem nant Nainsook Embroidery, II
yards long, 1G inches wide; formerly $l.65
a yard; special sale price for the remnant
$1.75.
Another remnant, 81 yards long, 1G inche,
wide; formerly $l.6S yard; special sale
price for entire remnant, $2.25.
One remnant Swiss Embroidery, "a yards
long, o inches wide; former price, $l.75
yard; special sale price of remnant, $2.65.
Another remnant, u yards long, 12 inches
wide; sold for CSC yard; special sale price
for the IL yards, soc.
One rem nant Frenc ch Embroidery, 1.
yards long, 13 inches wide; formerly sold
Ior ST. yard; special sale price for en-.
lire remn ant, $3.50.
"A few remnants in Combination Colors, all
over robe patterns and nouncing to match
One robe, rose pattern, in pink and white,
marked S4.9S; special sale price, $3.25.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Residents, Reonests hpproyed.

The commissioners have approved the fol-
lowing requests: To lay sewer OH street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets southeast; to
pave alley in square 40 with cobbc stones
They disapproved the request to pave the side.
walk at the southwest corner of Eighth and [
streets southeast with asphalt block The fol-
lowing requests were received: To investigate
the delay In lighting the gas lamps between
pennsylvania avenue and Maryland avenue
and Second and Four.and-a-half streets; that
Samuel Bundy le compelled to deposit his
oyster shells and garbage elsewhere than in
alley in rear of $50 l. street southwest.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

The following building permits were granted
yesterday: George Hill, jr., to improve ware.
house on Water street, near Potomac, to cost
Sl,5C0; John i. Donohuc, to build five two.
story frames, Third street, between NJ aud n
streets southeast, to cost $1,000; Charles NJ
Brown, to build five two.story bricks on
Fisher. 10 buiid one fyyo.story md basement
brick on Twenty street, between and
Pstreets, 10 cost $500: H. D. Lord, to build one
two story frame on Twelfth street, between
and X streets northeast, TO cost $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

The Lnst Scene IN the CanOe Tragedy.
The funeral of Mr.. John II. Morgan, the sec.
ond victim of the canoe accident, took place
from the senator's residence, First and streets
northeast, at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
Tho attendance was very large. The remains
were incased in n metallic shell, over which
was cedar case covered with black cloth,
with silver trimmings. Upon silver plate in
inc center oil the CONN was inscribed the name
and ago of the deceased. About the casket
was proiusion of floral tributes, one of them
being representation of the flag OF the canoe
club to which Mr.. Morgan belonged. DR.. s X.
Cox, of Mount Vernon Place Church, oniciated
and q quartette rendered several hymns and
chants. The pallbearers were Col. Anderson,
Messrs. j. II. Lake w. A. Cowles Hague Rus.
sell, George Edwards, -Eairfax, Wat.
son, and ]. d. Callahan. The cortego moved
10 the Rock Creek cemetery, were the inter-
mont was made, Rev. DR.. Cox conducting the
services
National Republican., 1885-09-08

The police trial board have fined Private
John Sutherland $40 for conduct unbecomiug
an officer in putting Mary Rhodes out of police
court. Private Alex. Mcdonald was recon.
mended TO be dismissed for violating rife l3j.
He was recommended to the mercy OF the COM
made that in consequence Of the sickness in
his family that he be fined $40 In place Of dis
missal. The charges against Private william
Cunningham were dismissed.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
The Exploration of Alaska,

Lieut. George NJ. Stoney, commanding the
Alaska exploring expedition, reports on Juno
so his arrival nt st. Mchaels, Alaska. on
June &c the volcano on Bogosloo island, which
he has visited, was found to be subsiding. lie
had secured an interpreter, dogs, and teams,
and everything necessary to leave at once for
81. Lawrence bay, thence to proceed to IIotham
inlet. All on board the schooner Viking were
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Tickets for Public SchooI Scholars,

Yesterday was the first day for issuing tickets
Of admission to children desiring to enter the
public schools, and who were not In attend.
ance at the close of the last school year. The
supervising principals issue tickets nt their
Offices from to 10 n. H. and to Up. m. There
was no rush yesterday. Every day this week
at the time stated tickets will be issued.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

The trouble over the Philadelphia appoint
ments will be speedily 1t is said. Repre-.
sentGtiyes Randall and Curtin will be here to.
morrow and will confer about them. There Is
Il good deal of kicking among the Democrats Of
that city, and the President recognizing this
has promised to look into their cases imne-
llntply
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Trismus Nascentium Fatal.

The coroners report for August shows that
he viewed the remains in filty.one cases. OF
these, three resulted from drowning, one from
homicide, one from suicide, and five from iris
mus nascentium. A large number OF the cases
are colorcd infants who died without medical
attention. Of the number of cases reported
thiriy.sevcn were cOlored, and twenty.four
were under wear of age
National Republican., 1885-09-08
CORSETS.

A heavily-boned German-woven Corset,
fine embroidered busks, at SOC; they are
worth S5c.
A Hand-sewed Fine Sateen Corset, corded
and embroidered, splendid fit, at 64c; worth
S5c; colors, white, drab, red, black, light
blue.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
MILLINERY.

Fancy Wings, in all colors, at &c; value
zoe.
lot of Imported Fancy Breasts, n manu-
facturer's sample line, all different styles,
at G4c; they are cheap at 81.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Su 11v Launched- !
THE BON MARCHE,
31e-319 Seventh st. N- W.

1t is through this medium desire express sincere
thanks the ladies of Washington the noble response
opening Being fully Of many improvements yet be
made, we beg of you to grant sufficient time and will
fulfill the literal ming "Bon Marche or good market
Below quote few specialtes to be found in different
departments
National Republican., 1885-09-08
wORSTED LACES.

1000 yards Of Worsted Laces, 4 inches
wide, black, brown, white, at lSc yard;
they are worth SOC yard.
0pieces Of black Beaded All-over Net at
Ssyy yaG ea hnese sss oods So8 Sfo So sSa SS reS
bring $3.50 yard.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

TIE value of au Endorsement Is known to
those who do business in the commercial world.
The Endorsements OF public men TO the efficacy
of Red Star Cough Cure ought 70 have their
that is prompt in its effects and contains no
nnrCOlic nOisOns.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
RIBBONS.

Satin and Ottoman Ribbons, pure silk;
No. o at 13c yard; No. 12, 17c yard.
A fine assortment Of Fancy Ribbons, new
designs, at 15c a yard.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
The Robbery Record.

John s. Corridor, 52 II street northeast, re.
ports that Saturday night there was stolen from
him at n saloon near 9TH and Il streets silver
watch and Sl7 in money; value $50, Fred
ONeill, ll5 l. street, reports stolen black
valisc containing underclothing,
National Republican., 1885-09-08
LADIES' HANDKERcH1EFs.

Fine Embroidered All-linen Handker-
chiefs at zoe.
Blue and Red Polka-dot and Striped Neck
IIandkerchiefs at 13c piece, or for 25c
real value 40c piece.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

The Palas Royal everybody knows carries goods
from to another The embroidery season is
nearly over and do intend to cary over yard of
embroidery, intend quote prices for last special sale
that will close the balance of stock
National Republican., 1885-09-08
LEATHER GOODS.

Genuine Allig ator Purses at 14c.
Genuine ALI gator Pocketbooks at 16, 81,
24c.
Satchels in large variety.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
KID GLOVES.

The "Bon Marche" popular 4.buttons at
S5c.
The "Bon Marche' Embroidered 4-but-
tons at 9Sc Money refunded il can be
equaled at the price.
20 dozen Of 4-button Gloves, popular
shades, at SOC.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
DRY GOODS.
From To-Day

From To-Day
Woodward & Lothrop will
display Fall and Winter
Stock, and do herewith most
respectfully invite the atten-
ton Of their customers and
the public generally thereto.
Fall Gloves for Men.
We have just opened an
elegant line of mems fine q
button "Iugo" Castor r
Gloves, embroidered backs,
which we offer at $1.5o per
pair. These are exclusively
for walking and driving in
early fall, and for appearance
and wear are unapproach-
able.
A New Invention.
"Vassar Sleeve Holders"
Aningenious steelcontrivance
for holding the sleeve of a
dress or coat in place while
putting on an over-garment,
such as a jersey wrap, or
overcoat; only Ioc each.
An Improvement.
Cloth-coveredDre Steels,
used in the place of whale
bones in the waists of dresses;
8, 9, 10, II, and I3 inches
long, at IS, 80, and 35c per
dozen.
t"small waren Department First Floor, midway
Left slde)
Those little boxes of Ruch-
ing again-3 styles of 2 yards
each, nicely and neatly put
up in a small box; only 2oc
per box (6 yards).
Low Price on Neck Rufiing.
Prov, o yards for 25c.
3-row, O yards for 40c.
3-row, full, @ yards for 5Oc.
Colors-White, Dream, and Black.
(LaOe Dept, Second Floor-Take Elevator.)
New Silk velvets.
Having received an adj
vance line of our Fall and
Winter Stock Of Plain and
Brocaded Silk Velvets and
Velveteens, we have placed
them on exhibition, and re-
spectfully solicit your exam
nation. This stock is of the
best known manufacture, the
assortment is complete and
varied, and the prices are such
we guarantee they cannot be
obtained at a lower figure.
10.inch Colored silk velvets In sapphire, gar.
| nets, browns, myrtle, royal, canard medium
| brown, navy blue, dark blue, dark green, white
| and cream; excellent quality.
| Only 81. % per yard
| 10-inch Colored silk yelvets in shades of gar
net 9 shades OF brown, shades Of blue, {, shades
| of MYRTLE . shades Of castor. shades of gray,
purple, olive, plum, acajon, bronze, golden browns
! rose and lilac.
Only 81 80 per yard.
20-inch Black Brocadcd silk Nelyets handsome
| patterns, In elegant designs.
| Only S2 per yard.
| 22-inch Colored SILK Velvets, 8 shades of garnet
3 shades Of gray, shades of navy blue shades OF
| brown, royal blue, sapphire, &c.
only $500 per yard.
| 10.inrh Coored Brocade silk yelvets, handsome
| designs and cOorings.
only $3.50 per yard.
"Elberon" velveteens.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
A FEW QUOTATIONS.

( One robe, daisy pattern, in blue and
white; former price, S325; special sale
price, $40.
One robe, acorn pattern, blue and white;
regular price, s2.9S; special sale price, 81 10.
100 yards Red and White Cambria En-
broidery, inches wide, reduced from 25 to
lie; inches wide, reduced from 30 to 35c.
Full Skirts and All-over Patterns, In red
and white, blue and white, and blue and
red, at less than half price.
$40 yards Swiss Embroidery, 2 to inches
wide.
425 yards Cambria Embroideries, 2 to 5
inches wide.
I Regular pricesn.. .1Oc, 13c, 1Dc, 25c, zoe.
Special priccs..... &c. 1Oc, 10c, 100, 25c.
French Nansook Embroderies, In robe
and patterns, ranging in length from to
Al yards.
Regular prlccs.....sl.75 s1.9S 1926 s2.6s.
Special prices..... LOO 100 1.15 1.35.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
JEWELRI

10 dozen Gold and Silver Pins at 25c; reg
ular price, 3sc,
Silver Bracelets at 25c; Gold Bracelets at
doc; novel designs.
A complete stock Of Notions.
A large assortment of Soaps and Per-
fumeries.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
VELVETS.

10 pieces of 16-ineh wide silk Velvet, all
colors, at SIC.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Pools on the Regatta.
The Last Scene in the Canoe Tragedy

Auction pools on the regatta will be sold at
the Exchange Harris House,, wednesday even.
ing, at 1880, JOKES * Co.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Turcoman Curtain Sale.

Prior to extensive altera-
tions and improvements in
this department. and the ar
rival of new goods, we shall
inaugurate a special sale of
Turcoman Curtains, and in
order to quickly dispose of
the stock on hand we make
the following reductions:
5O.inch Turcoman Curtains reduced from sl2 to
50 per pair.
bO-inch Turcoman Curtains, blue cross stripes,
reduced from 1880 to 40 per pair.
b0.inch Turcoman Curtains reduced from s26 TO
e17.6O per pair.
bO-nch Turcoman Curtains reduced from $50 to
$50 per pair.
(Third Floor-Take the Eleyator.l
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Infants Wear.

Everything appertaining to complete
Infants Outfit at popular prices.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Silk Pushes.

We have secured an elegant line of Coll
ored silk Plushes, which are particularly
suitable and desirable for making Dados,
Friezes, Valences, Mantel Lambrequins, Ta-
BILE scarfs, Mats and Covers, and all kinds
of fine fancy work, such as Painting, Em-
broidering on, &c.
15-inch Colored silk Plush.
Only sl,l5 per yard.
1O-inch Colored Silk Plush.
Only 100 per yard
In variety of handsome colors and shades.
(velvet Dep't-Flrst Floor, last on the Right.)
National Republican., 1885-09-08
stockinette Walking Goats.

Made from firm Imported Stockinette,
double-breasted, perfect fitting, at 50; worth
$50.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

We make show of fine Uphols-
terry Materials in Our windows--hun-
dreds of pieces of Raw Silk, Came
lines, Roourkes, Zephyrs, &c.
Magnificent Turcoman Curtains,
in Renaissance, Old English, and
Flemish designs.
Upholstery Materials will soon be
in great demand. Why not call
upon us and view the many novel
ties displayed7 Shall we count upon
your
National Republican., 1885-09-08
Linen Collars.

l02 dozen Linen Collars, embroidered and
plain, no two alike, n manufacturers sam
pie line, at l0c piece, or for 25c.
Children's Collars, OF Irish Point Embroi-
derry, edged with 4-inch Spanish lace, at SIC;
well worth 81.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long, former price, Ss
reduced TO 75c per pair.
pa Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long; former price, IS;
reduced to SI.7o per pair.
pa Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long former price, $3.50;
reduced to Sa5o per pair.
pairs Nottingham Curtains az yards long, price,
$780, reduced to S375 per pair.
pairs Nottingham Curtains long; price,
$500; reduced to IS $50 per pair.
Nottingham Curtains long; price,
$500; reduced to S. IS per pair.
Real Lace Curtains yards ong former price, reduced
to $500 per pair
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
SIo5o per pair.
pairs Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
price, SIa.5o per pair
long; reduced
to Sao.o per pair.
GUINNIP'S, GUINNIP'S,
4o4 Seventh St. and 4oe Seventh St.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

We are in receipt of three barrels
of Fresh-made Saratoga Chips, di-
rect from the manufacturer every
other day. They are the finest in
the world, and always fresh and
crisp.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
"Elberon" Vclyeteens.

This brand Of Velveteens
has won a worldwide and
envious reputation, it's
achievements being entirely
due to its own intrinsic merit,
being almost indistinguisha-
bic from the Foreign Silk
Velvets.
We make a speciality of
this brand in two qualities,
viz:
23-inch Plain "Elberon" velveteens.
Only 81 per yard
23-inch Twilled Black "ElberOnr yelyeteens
Only 90 per yard.
Both Of the above qualities in q large and varied
assortment OF shades and colorlngs, representing
all the new and fashionable colors of the fall and
winter season.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

Drink our Mandheling Java Cof-
fee, roasted fresh twice day.
National Republican., 1885-09-08
GUINNIP'S CUINNIP'S
4o4 Seventh ST. and 4oe Seventh ST.
Lace Curtain Sale.

We have determined close Curtain Department. therefore
entire stock Of
REAL and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at Rare Bargains
National Republican., 1885-09-08
HATS.

OF Black Straw, at 10 and 35c.
Very finest OF Milans, at $1.13.
Felt Hats, in all colors, bound, at Csc.
National Republican., 1885-09-08

Woodward & Lothrop will
display Fall and Winter
Stock, and do herewith most
respectfully invite the atten-
ton of their customers and
the public generally thereto.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

THE little conspiracy OF contemplate
political souls who sought TO implicate
Superintendent pontius Of the lnHrm;
ary, seems TO have collapsed. Inllrm9fy
Director Putnam indicated the purpose
when he kindly suggested that "itJack
"would only resign the whole thing
would quiet down."
or course, that was the object OF the
scheme. The red and dark headed
set Of the Repository were earnest and
active In the work, and ~ they report
for the Cleveland Herald, Lender and
Penny Press, they also showed therein
their viper iangs and purpose.
The fact ls, for long years the lnfrm-
aIy has been In the hands OF n RepuOli'
can ring and they found II q sort OF use
full bonanza. They miss II much, for
under the present management things
are run straight, and the county treas'
ury will galn thereby. Let taxpayers
remember.
Had tho consriratOrs succeeded In
Gearing Jack pOntius into reslgning, II
would have been tho Arst important
step. We take pleasure In saying Jack"
IL not that sort OF u jackson, aud these
Republican schemcrs may ~ well un'
dersland " now, Aud red.headed ae
we'll as dark haired liOellcrs might as
we'll bear In mlnd.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

As to the appointment Of Mr., Fair
hild ex-Attorney General a New York,
10 succeed MIR, French ~ First Assist.
ant Secretary Of the Treasury, the New
York World says:
I.ii the most important ofllce under
the Secretary OF the treasury, ard one
which can accomplish the most In the
direction Of reform. The appointment
ia an admirable one, II ltamp4 tho 70.
t,rm character Of Secretary MaDniDg's
management OF the department MIR.
fairCllld is solid, practical refOrmor.
lle was one OF "Mr, rildene State , A.
c.rs," ~ they were called ~ d his great
services IN the extirpaliOn OF the canal
liug aud hij Gfmuess In bringing the
Tweed ring to punishment won him
much ren0wn aud many enemies, lle
N, besides. n LAWYER Of ability, and emit.
nOntly qualified for tho duties assigned
10 him,
Merchants for long time have bCOn
dissatisfied with Mr., French because OF
biz rullngs, almost always In favor Of
tho importers, on disputed tariff points,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

There IL no necessity for unnecessary
worry on the part OF The Democrat
about tho new High School hui ID ng,
Az We take II, the B Ard Of ElucitiOn
know about what they want, and II they
get ~ gOoi u building Os the cay Hall
NJ prOporlilnale pfce, tho people Will
be sati ll'd,- Il pjSitOry,
The ivory" seems to be elsowhar Ia
expedite" AZ the Star Route fellows
used TO sOy. A maj rIty Of the School
Board did not intend 10 employ the
same architect who did the central on
glne buildings but they have him never
tholees. Let US have straight, honest
work. no ring Jobs; and floors little
better than In tho CITY building, at
lent. Let us have an honest High
School building.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
BRITISH PREMiEI,s.

Mr. Glad 'tone Ia past seven y-hve years
OF age, entered the House OF Com mons Ia
| 1899, and has sat In every session for
Gity-thres years, He has been Parlia-
mentary leader for half century, stand
Ing In the front rank since lSi5, when
he w0s Colonial Secretary In the minis
try of Sir Robert Peel. He became
Premier In 1868, was subsequently over
thrown by DiI@li, and again rose 10 the
first place on ths retirement OF his great
rival. British Prime Ministers are often
tough old fellows. This century has
seen half dozan such besides Gladstone
DisT@ll, whom pOsterity will recognize
by that name long after his title has
been forgotten, was one. He was elect
to the Commons In 1897, and, became
First Lord OF the Treasury In 1868. He
finally retired from Office In his seventy
afth year. Perhaps the most extraord'
mary specimen Of tenacity OF life WIS
Lord Russell. he entered Parliament
In 1873, when no was twenty-five years
old. He was Premier Ia lSi0 aud again
Ia 1866, when he threw up the seals
In his seventy-afth year, though he was
an active member OF the House OF Lords
TIL he was nearly ninety. Lord Palmer
ston entered the Commons through q
rotten borough In 1906. He was
First Lord Of tho Treasury
from 1855 to 1865, excepting u
few weeks, and died full OF fight at the
head of the ministry just as he reached
his eighty fr.t year. Earl Derby who
carIiei through negro emanc patton,
was Premier In 1859, and again | 1903,
and again from 1865 10 1868 Ia middle
life he changed from Nhig TO Tory,
and went out Of cillce when on the verge
OF three-score ard ten. Lord Aberdeen,
u WHY, gnarly scoichman OF the Gordon
family, became I'll e.head OF coalition
cabinet In 1853, but resigned In 1866, at
the age OF seyenty-One, because OF the
claIhor against hls administration grow
Ing out of the.Crimean war. Thu, we
see that from Lord Russell's time in
1915 down to Mr. Gladsione's, covering u
period OF thirty'nIne years, old men have
generally been at the head Of the English
Ministry.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12

Of the Pace, The President could have
received II at Albany as well M nj
Washington, Hs could have fnlhlled
every r. Qulrement of the law by enter
Ing q Justices Office anywhere In The
country, al any time after lhe aulhorita'
tive determination of his election (Feb.
llth) Every act OF inauguration"
that the law rtQ lires would have been
thus fnlilled as really as In the midst
OF the grand display NJ the capital.
No President has been inauguratef In
that simple way, however, excepting
one or two of those that have come 10
the Presidency by consequence OF the
death OF the preceding incumbent
When Mr. Lincoln was assassinatei, his
immediate subordiaatea hastened TO Mr'
JohnsOn's hOu'e with magistrate, who
inaugurated the new President by ad
minislering to him the oath In hls bed
chamber. No inauguration ceremony
was ever more complete than that
But the rula and the tendency have been
from the outset, toward the coronation
style OF proceeding.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-12
ELECTRIO FLASHES.

General Foote, United States Minister TO
Corea, .las arrived at San Francisco,
III IL stated that tho Oliver Plow Works
have decided 10 remain nt South Bend,
Some 30 900 miners are about 10 strike In
England against reduction Of wages
NJ @. Rockwell ~ Co., private bankers at
Uni N, N. D., Irade an assignment Monday
owing $4,000.
The slppo Valley Glass Company ~
Mnssillon, o., failed Monday, with labili-
ties OF $4,000 and scant assets,
Special resolutions Of sympathy for Gem
eral Grant were passed Sunday evening ~
the First M. 10, Church at Freeport, Ills
A wind and snow-sto m prevails In the
Cheboygan (Mich) region, tho mercury
ranging far below zero,
The charter OF tho Merchants National
Bank o Galena, ILL.,, has been renewed, tho
Limitation being placed AT March 7, 1900
Three iron mills al Pittsburgh, Pa, ro.
Rumed operations Monday, indicating thai
trade Ia improving, and another will starb
up In few days.
Jack Burke has deposited $500 TO cover
the challenge issued by Paddy Ryan,
Ryan says he will meet Sullivan Tor 5000
alter no Ia through with Burke.
The Pioneer Free,Thought Club, Of Mon
IItult Hhhh pno RubHou LtHlhlhlHIo W
amend the civil code 30 that any ono con-
solentioualy objectlng 10 take an oath may
affirm.
Before relinquishlng his prisoner, tho
Chief of Police OF Now Orleans demands
the reward offered by the Adrian (Mlch.l
authorities for the arrest Of ox'Mayof
Navln.
John Letson, one OF the directors Of tho
wrecked bank at New Brunswick, N. j.,
Witnessed tho suicide Of President Runyon,
which 80 prostratod him that no dlod from
ite effects Monday.
While Joseph Bohlman was attending TO
some repaIrs on tho roof of tho Gibson
House at Cincinnati Monday he caugtb
hold Of an eleetrlc-light wire, and was in-
stantly killed by the shock.
@. II. Riggin aud wife were found Nom
day evening dead in bed at their homo In
Loylngton, H., with q revolver lying boz
tween them and bullet-holes In their
heads, Tho presumption IL that Rlggln
first shot his wife aud then killed hinsalf,
tho tragedy having been probably enacted
during Sunday night