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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
j OBJ Lor SASH R1spoxs

II you have visited our Ribbon Department lately
you need not Be told Of the busness we're doing. We
quote only sash rbeona for this sale though the job
lot comprises other desirable bargains.
MORE Ribbons Nost ~ and la for 10c. and 24c
Black. White. and nineteen OF the latest shadss.
S-tnch Moire satin edge. black and oolors, 500
Never before retsiled under q. rs.
S-inch Black Moirs cheap at 98c; ONLY 75c.
1On sash: alternate stripes Of satin and ros grain
SIX. with satin sdgs; al ooloss; . novelty. worth
e2.25; ONLY 81 so per yard
Pin Buck Sash. satin edge. 06c- worth q Is yard
10 inches vida q n and IL inches for q SIS
1o-n. Black sssia and Neirs striped Ribbons l. Is
TIE pAlAAls ROYAL
Corner 18th and Pa sye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
The Faulkner railroad bill and the morrill, sub

The Faulkner railroad bill and the Morrill sub
stitute both provide that 'from and after passing
south Capitol street In their course westward, as
Aforesaid TO the said common station, the several
tracks OF both said Baltimore and Ohio and said
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad shall be de-
pressed below the adjacent surface grades under
the supervision and subject TO the appeal, as
Aforesaid the supervision being that Of the CON-
missloners, and the appeal being TO tine Secretary
OF War. They also provide that ''aIl the tracks
herein provided for shall throughout their entire
through said city, be laid upon such grades
shall be determined by said Commissioners,
subject 70 appeal as aforesaid" From south Capt.
tol street 20 the common station, whether on the
mall or at the Intersection of Maryland and Viz
gfnia avenues the tracks must, by specific direc-
ton OF Congress. be depressed below the surface;
elsewhere the grade IS TO be determined by the
Commissioners or by the Secretary Of War on ap-
peal The command 10 sink the tracks should not
be limited TO the small space between south Capt.
tOl street and the common station. The track
sinking, which will be OF the greatest benefit to
the public in removing an obstruction to trade
and travel. will depress the tracks west Of 9th
street. and this relief to the public should be made
imperative, and not left discretionary with the
Commissioners and the Secretary Of war. The
work Will be expensive, and the responsibility OF
80 exercising a discretion as 10 compel
10 to be done should not be placed
upon others by Congress- The Commissioners
have recommended a plan for depressing the
tracks In South Washington which they would
naturally, though not necessarily. put into opera
ton. II the discretion were given them, and ap-
peal To the Secretary OF War taken from their
decision. But this depression of the tracks should
not be left 10 chance, but should be directed for
the whole route In South Washington, so far as
practicable, well as for thespace between south
capitol street and the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The glad news comes that the floods In the Mis-
stssippi River are subSiding, after having done
carnage TO growing crops and to improvements OF
all kinds, mounting up well into the millions
The thrifty valley has been laid waste on the ILL.,
nOis side for an area OF some three hundred thou
sand acres The cities OF Keokuk and Quincy,
which lie almost at the apex Of the great bend.
among the worst injured cities, being cut on In
some directions from communication Of any
sort; while Fall Greek, Hull and one or two
Others Of the smaller towns have to thank their
natural altitude for the happy circumstance
that they are not entirely submerged, as
the water spreads out for miles on both
sides OF them The Missouri bank OF the river has
not entirely escaped injury. Alexandra, which
lies between KeOkuk and quincy, has shared their
bed fortune. North and south OF this strip of
territory less havoc seems TO have been wrought,
as the bends In the river are not 50 pronounced
and the tendency OF the water leave its bed and
take short cuts country Is consequently not
80 dangerous Although the food OF 1851 still
holds the palm for its record Of high water, the
present one not only ranks next to 10 in this
particular, but is by far the most destructive
% property that has ever occurred The
suffering Is great among the people
Ia the inundated districts OF Germany the relief
work Is done, it appears almost wholly by the
Authorities. In the Mississippi Valley the people
fortunate enough TO escape damage have organ
Del relief committees from among themselves
and accomplished much without official aid. The
very sufferers themselves have turned in and
helped a best they could Those who were not
stripped Of all their possessions have given OF
their remaining substance 90 those who had moth
lug. Instances OF courage, unselnshness and self
sacrifice are not lacking. In sending relief to
these people the charitable help those who help
themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

We call particular attention to the following
extra good values in our Linen Department
$50 dozen 20 BY 50 inch Fancy Bordered
Hucksbsck Towels Only 12hc. each; e1.5O
per dozen.
200 dozen Is by 80 inch Knotted Fringsd
Fancy Bordsred Huckaback Towels. Only
12hc. each; u. so per dozen.
100 dozen 6-6 German Damask Napkins. Only
o115 per dozen.
SO dozen "a Irish Damssk Dinner Napkins;
Extra heavy quality. Only ex.5o Per DOZEN.
so pieces 33-inch Swiss Null Crinkle Cloth.
Only Toe. per yard
10 pieces yhscr-quality Colored psrsian Lawn
IN navy blue. cardinal, andalavendef Rsducsd
from 26c. 10 12hc. psr yard.
so pieces Jones' Imported Csmbric. 42 inchs
wide; soft finished Only gle. per yard.
rs pieces Enxiish Long Cloth. 30 inchas vida
for ladies' and ehildren's wear. 15c. Pc ysrd
IL yards In piece. for o160.
Good values in Blsachsd Tahle Domaakn e
50, GAN end 7Ec per yard.
Good values in Half s,saehsd Table Damasks,
q IS, %. so and coo. psr gard
t5ecoud Aoor.l
WOODWARD LoTHRoH.
my22 Cor. 11th and = sta nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
SEVEN Men In SEVEN
YEARS,
AND Is NOW PININa FOR THE EIGHTH

Alady-from Chicago. Of course-who is at present
In Washington seeking to recover nson aeged to
be due her second husband is tho object Of much Gu
rosty to those acquainted with her matrimonial ex-
plots The following her story as told to repor-
ter L was but seventeen of aye when was FIRST
married No was kind and industrious, but aw-
fully hot-hesded. He wouldn't let me have my own
way and discharged him. That is to say that
I made him pay for . divorce. No. g don't know
much about. In fact, don't remember his name He
called me Duckie and called him Birdie. He was
drowned three weeks after our marriage. No had
Plenty Of money. but he Vas stinsy. lived with him
SIX months forced him to strike and got IS 600 ali
mSny No was railroad brakeman. OF course, he
ssssns fellow. but be snored dreadfully OF course
time. Sowsyer No ddn sto aor the dyGrce snaf
heard ne went to Australia escape me- No il Ala
stiu living. He WAS perfectly sane when married
him but went to an asylum two weeks later The
doctors LAUGHED when ssked il the great Joy did moi
turn his brain
Am looking for No. 8. Well wouldn't refuse ,
real nice man like Washington men. They ARE &C
well dressed They tell me that VICTOR E AbIER's
Ten PEP CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 92e
seventh street northwest has the best fitting and
most stylish Clothing washington and that he seis
soon make fortune"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

Germany is coming in for her share OF commo-
tons over the labor question Mass-meetings OF
gorkingmen have been held In various parts OF the
empire, and strikes are general The curious
thing Is that the strikers, when they parade and
defy the police, seek inspiration by singing the
Marseillaise HYMN. Why German mob should
sing French raliying song, when the French peo-
pie constitutions, and language are all 50 repug-
nant 70 the German heart, Is a mystery Is IL pos
siole that the revolutionary spirit IN Germany has
never produced a native lyric suited to such a
purpose?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
The star Ont of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can have The STAR mailed regularly TO any address
and for any period they may desire.
81 Az orders for the paper by mail must be
accompanied By The n'oney,-at the rate Of fifteen
cents a week. or nfty cents per month, unless
sent to foreign country. when the price. includ-
Ing postage. is so cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Dnrss GooDs Fon COMMENCE

ME is.
A good sign for ladies to ask US for samples and
later buy Of II has been of late with regard
to Cream and White Dress Goods We feel confident
Of your ultimate patronage IL you'l but sample US"
WHITE INDIA SILK. % inches wide, 81 25
WHITE AND CREAM CHINA SILKS. "a inches,
75c 81 inches, Csc.
Cream and White Cashmeres and Seraea 80, SO and
6S centS
Cream, Albatross and Nuns Yelling, 80. O. and rs
cents.
Cream and White Challies, 1Sc
Cream and White French Sateens, 3Oc.
Cream Satin Rhadasne, CLIO, s1.35.
White and Cream Moirs Silks. s135, 1926
IL Our Rhadames and Moire Silks have been
specially praised. aud after comparisons made with
those offered at every prominent house in town, we
have in mind we'll known society lady when We write
this and have the samples left By her which
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The sounds OF trumpet and drum have stirred
the air OF Pennsylvania avenue all day. In the
morning it was the visiting nremen: In the after.
noon it Is the knights OF the Golden Eagle The
Baptist brethren who are leaving US and the law
yers OF the nation who holding their rst session
here to-day DO not make much Of popular stir with
their movements but are noe the less welcome
Washington, the great convention city OF the ma.
tioc holds out her hands In greeting to all who win
come. whether their advent L. under swayiny ban.
Des and heralded by martial strains, or whether
they snip unooserved sngg and In groups, from
the station 70 the hoteis gripslek In hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The NILS tarin bill Is 10 DC held open for amend
Inent and considered clause by clause with the
usual nye-minute debate after all instead Of
being voted on unamended and az once as was
proposed The protect!onist leaders who seemed
20 favoraDly impressed with the idea OF a direct
vote when IL was first suggested, have changed
their minds on the subject since making more
thorough canvass Instead OF the three majority
against it, on which they counted the chances
favored It's passage II brought TO an out-and -out
vote. The democrats have been marshaled into
line much more skilfully this session, and their
party discipline has been better maintained than
ever before since they became the majority In the
House. The republicans take the position that
they cannot abort merely to make a party issue
distinct, 10 throw away any chance OF dlscredlt-
ing or defeating legislation which they view as
threatening material injury to their constituents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

SPECIAL CLOSING-OUT SALE OF BOOKS BE
~ FORE REMOVAL.
Government Publications, old rare and valuable
books, ~ almost offer intend to combine both
stores In one by June l. I shall move from boz Z
St to 1908 Pennsy lvan2 ave NV
myls-ot J. l. JACKSON, POT Az st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

l. modern improvements between l2th and 18th sta
and and SITS NV. Apply TO j. W. Y. MYERS a SON.
laps New York ave. mV.e.I-3
lNoR RENT-STABLES OR STALLS FOR ONE
IL hundred horses, at 18th and SITS JOHN NJ.
YOUNG 4se St NV. my2l-0t.
lroR RENT-A GOOD BRICK STABLE; TWO
Il stalls and room for carriage. y33 NJ ST. NV
myl9-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The President and Mrs Cleveland win 20 10
Philadelphia 20 attend the Presbyterian celebra.
ton The gosslps are waiting now to see whether
any Of the meetings In connection with the general
assembly Will discuss the jubilee gift TO the pope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

somebody In England has been figuring up the
actnal cost OF disease, to show how much cheaper
IL Is 20 enjoy good health. in spite OF the first ex-
pense o. sanitary preventive measures 1t Is
found that every case OF fever involves a charge
10 the community OF ten dollars Taking scarlet
fever as an Illustration, this Investigator makes
cut that It's present cost 10 the English people
yearly Il two million dollars so, IL the chief
source Of scarlet fever could be sought out and the
instiy iting cause removed, the work would be
worth spending enormous sums OF money on for
the sake Of the annual pecuniary saving 10 be ef-
fected BY IL, II for no less sOriid consideration
Considering then the mere question OF economy
the senate can well AFFORD to In LIST upon the
acceptance by the House OF the provision for con-
Jiuuing the improvement OF the city's river front
engrafted upon the river and harbor bill. Accord
Ing 70 the reasoning Of the English investigator.
our fever-breediag marshes constitute a heavy
Item OF unconscious annual expense. This waste
of money ought, OF course to be checked In the IN
terest OF frugal government. IL Will be economi-
cal also 10 contiHsle the Improvement steadily.
and rot permit what has already been spent 70 be
wasted oy the rayages OF some freshet This
appropriation therefore, will enjoy the distinc-
ton, shared with few Others OF being an item OF
river and harbOr bill which Is commended by con.
siderations OF economy and good government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
FOR RENT-STORES.

JrOR RENT-AN oLD-EsTABLIsHED CoNFEC.
Il tonery and Bakery, southeast corner 9Th and II
sts n Apply GIL N ST. NV. mys2-:Its
l,OR RENT-AN OLD FEED sToRE-A GOOD
chance tor some one with small capital. Rent only
$40 per month. Store, l4l7 Bed ST. NV
ny2l-6t r. A. PHILLIPS. l4l9 New York ave-
VSOR RENT-l602 l4TH ST: LARGE NEw
II store and dwelling. with brick stable; btst bust
ness point ON the street L. Z. CUTTER LAYS Est
myl9-eo-lm.
IGOR RENT THE STORE AND DWELLING
Il the northeast of 9TH mort n
west; suitable for Ice Cream and Saloon or
similar use rent reasonable. Apply to
JAMES FULLERTON,
mylo-3r 5l9 9Th st.
LroR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING All 1896
Il 14th ST. NV. containing Ii rooms. with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1888 l4th st. all-l2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
FOR RENT-FLATS

VHOR RENT-44 ST n. T., FLAT OF FOUR
Il beautiful unfinished rooms, with all mod imps.
and conyeniences for housekeeping; bath on same
floor: sink in kitchen. my 1885,
NOR KENT-APARTMENTA AT THE "PoRTLAND'
until the LIST Of October. Of the most dosru BILE
iurnis shed nats, at greatly reduced price. Address
APARTMENTS. star office mylS-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

The Evening star has . regular. perDanens
bona hde daily cireulafien more than treble
that Of any ether daily paper pabiissed In
Washington. and much sreafer than that
Of all the other daily papers here added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

DREss SHIELDS
pervious shield il not worth putting ina
dress. hence, although nave ten different
makes and styles and three and four sizes to
each style. WE HAVE NOT SINGLE PAIR
OF SHIELDS BUT THAT WE WARRANT
THEM TO BE ABSOLUTELY IMPERvIOUS,
and will refund the money if perspiration pene-
trates them. Bad shields could not be sold
that way. Our stock embraces
THE FEDORA.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO,
REPELLIENT. Single;
REPELLIENT, Double:
RUBBER SILK SHIELDS,
CEMENTED GUTTA PERCHAS. &c.
Prices ~ to 75cu with stop at all the fair
prices between.
Specal-Imported Silk Shields. best prepared
rubber, lined with Japanese silk. light in
weight, flexible and durable. Only 56c. per
pair.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor It'll and sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Usual Our
Price. Price.
Stze. 24-inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e20O eI65
Sizos SS-inch ..--.-................--. Zoo 10
IS. It'll 4 %$ $%%$% +
ssss HI "A wwW LII
odd EER PPP ~ TIT
d FE PPP
Dbl EErR : 4 +

Our stock comprises everything in the line Of China
Silk and Crepe shawls Black Embroidered Capes Cash.
mere scarfs and shavls in all colors and prices. en-
mediate grade up to S1a5O, and every item may Be
considered a bargain
We mention one item only and that 10 CHINA
CREPE SHAwLS. Embroidered Corners. Silk Fringe,
IN such colors Pink Eoru. Cream, Lavender. Blue
and Cardinal.
Usual Price. so
Our Price. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

t,OR sALE-SEYERAL OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
resldenoe lots corner North C.rolInA and stn
~ remain unsold No prettier place Capitol Kill
VIII sell cheap to prompt buyers look item before
purchasing el-e~ here Also several cheap lots "a
Soiu nbla heents. 18th ne. and a hoii-- ana lot
Cat $4,000 on ia Il. below Pennsylvania ave-
CHAS A SHIEl.Dh
nyls-3 HOG D. II nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

TOR sALE-N. II. AVE- AND NJ, last SIDE
y 90 feet fronting on ave. A. y. HILL Co. 1893
d ~. rIYlO--niN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
FOR SALE-LOTS.


lSss s..s ;':ssa at Pa'.as sisa sfs a.
FoSS sALE.IHsf H.NpsoME lot COR u 90. or
's ,sisssE ss.s can ~ effected ., OBss MEsc9sf
pr ms s. 8 wEsoofTs MIiSSk
II suitable for business or resasne. puri..s south.
@ eIIS5 On Ak ho 80 r nm ARA
F'A Az q O. ssy.EE 20 l.e
m sEElS to AVN s AK 80.
IroR sALE-sEvrRKL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
on The corner q 2sd st and New York ave imme.
3 :: .e sS' !. ut & de f"i S:.
and further particulars aryiy,o,
Eok sALE-fovk DfslRABI.E BUILDING LOTS
Il on Nst. near 18th. a; bargain. kTTly %
my2e-3t Dos Rnns ave-.
EoR s.LE1TMo LOTS on No9rH sIDE OF %
.ss ss 81 and ID y iaS sGS s CO. 20 an
my22-a l5o5 Penna ave-
EoR sALk-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
Srrly psa' '0'1 " w. l seS + x siIsy
lSoR sALE-cHoIcE LOTS IN LANIHR HEioHrs
70 buy aud build . home. the property -o~ ners are
grading the streets and mskiue extensive Improve
ments location high and healthy gN~rl0ot fns ko,s
Greek Valley. McLAcnLEN a BAfCHFI DIR
my22-t 1921 ~. n ~
1coR sALE-A 90 ACRE LOT on THE CONDUIT
ROAD. right above the aroyeyard. nice orchard ana
well wstered. plenty Of shade For terms inquire ~
the Distributing hescrNcir ufhce- mS2i-3t'
EoR SALE CHAP : !sPLENpID SITE foR
II home Il st. bet. 9th aud lOth - feet south
front; will sell sacrcce this week offer wuntel
DAVID II. STONE 500 20. NV. my2l-3i
uNoR SAIE-EpEAT RaRaar< A. Az rNA-ES
II ment-four beautiful Lots on Pest Capitol and ad-
1acent street including CORNER. ouly lie. Ier foot
my2l-3t MHIrAkEE & JORDAN. lsl7 II.
E,OR sALk-LOTs
Il On PennA sc. AT a sacrifice
10 settle estate:
size Is by about as fest price ~ 80 10 $500 per loi
title perfect; terms one-third cash bal lie. I and
WALKER A WALTER
Lral Estnt brokers.
-n Al A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

vsDk SALf WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, TUl.
- relesi little bu ding lot an the subdivision, for
less Than any other be BOUGHT r. adJoaiug .ls-
finest. IA Wi.AEE
mly-N i2iaEs,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
THE TARIFF QUESTION
THe SENATE VIII PRESENT a sllL
fes n soss Dssirss 10 Nave the Mails hiii
ths sole Issue ~ ths C<sp.Axss sst
the ss.st0rs DsS4sst SO rresest
AaotRsE Rlil

WAssINGtoS. guly 2o.-kr. Culiem OIL
fersS preamble Sna rssoistiga Eecitng
Published statements that the Minneapolis
ssult Ste Marie & Atlantic Railway and
the Duluth. South sheTs & Atlantic Rail
wsy have passed into the control Of the
C4nsdisn Pacific Railway Company that
thsse Two railways control al approaches
10 the bridge over II. Mary . River 0n the
boundary hEs between the United States
and Canada that tks ownership OF that
bridge "a also ia the Canada Pacific and
that by virtue OF this monopoly the Can
sdisn PAcihe Railway operated in the in
teIest of = foreign goSernmenLl ls abis -
ignore aud defeat the operations OF the
lRtsT Stale ConIESTCe bill and directing
the Committee GA Inter State C0mmerce
10 inuusfe into these matters, and report
whether any legislation Is necessary 10 pro-
tect the Interests OF the people OF The
United States. and 10 prevent a diversion Of
commerce fTom It's natural and legitimate
channels. sna 10 prevent the monOpobang
OF trsric by foreign corporation.
Ar Morgan asked that tie resolution go
over till tomorrow a. he desired 10 ofier an
amendment 10 IL.
Senator HiscOok today introduced the
more or less well known Service Pension
bill providing that AL persons who served
three months or more in the military or
naval services OF the United States. between
April y. 1901 and July !. 1866, shall be
entitled 10 d pension al the rate per month
OF one ce Mt for eash ssy service.
Senator SpoOner. from tins Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds. reported
tavorahly the bill 20 appropriate 100000
for public building at Auskegon.
The House COMMITTEES on Commerce has
directed a favorasie report upon the Senate
bill 10 amend the Interstate Commerce
law. The repert which will be made IN =
day or two TO the House says the bill as re-
ported does not materially differ from the
Senate bill. The changes made were mere
ly verbal.
At conference of the Republican Sena-
tors at Mr.. Evarts house this evening II
was agreed that the Republicans shall tor
mulate and pass Tsrh bill IN the Senate
in opposition TO the Mills bill.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-26
.lEr VA l.e Msgse fALLg
fss L.ss ksS~sst Of a ssrasrsf sns ssi'
sios. ssa n % Gr-ntsa-

eloss 49, A. % % NANs1~
ADkAs. Aich July eo.-fAs dlseosers
Of tie sody Of g0ss B0ntsE tkis Enersing
vil ns- res4lg IN clearing up tAs recent
ssnsstioz ia FFsnfitE. BuHuag. il ~iu De
rs0asn ssred. va . ~sll to-as i2rmsr IA
Franklin IswsshiS snd LAs ewnsr. wlthsl
Of . seFs osd temper. de hsd ffs4seotiy
thrsxIsns0 violence 10 ssfioas Pe9ple, oat
asssr ald anything unAl us fees1t syss-
ine .hsa hs sk0t ~ b u. Wells, = ne-ga-
Dor sBd Mrs. fzwsOn, bls motssr- in-law
narrssly missing eseh lt = supposed
tLAG hs belexed lie had kills4 insn
snd tozg ke then killed El1sell his body
being found al lks rear 0f the iswson
farm. However. tBs particulars 30 IA re-
esiyed are me4gef Before Tie fatal night
when be did the shooting he wrots = 40 ge
ia which hs kld as chlldrea farewell, and
ssksd that. II Ais body ~ss found, II be al
lowed 70 le as Il lad tAllen, Dut lie last
request was looked upon IS blum, after 100
Mea Lad searched the nelghoognOod sas
failed 10 naS his remains. IL we believed
that be had skipped the country alter hav-
ing a. be suppOssd) murdered two people.
Tie officers have gone out 10 investigate.
and they will DOUBTLESS establish the un-
fortunate mans suicide.
TEcUAsEs, Mich, July 25.-Ihe remains
Of John bunung, which were found this
morning Ia the woods about Two miles west
of his house in Franklin, ey hls son and
hired man. were past recognition, except oy
his clothing. the hesh being ali eaten OF bis
head SO as to show the skull aud the hole
where the ball entered. His sst request
will prooss.y y De granted as II Is almost i'm
psssIole TO move the body, and II will De
buried IN the woods. A revolver was IN his
hand and there is no doubt ne shot him
salf