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The Deadlock In Ghe Illinois LesIsIa.

SPRINGFIELD April 1S-The deadlock in
the Illinois House of Represen ativss over
The Enthusiastically contest, which tie
Republicans confidently e1p cted would end
to-day, still c1ntinurs. Seventy seven arr
required for quorum, and Rook, OF Chica-
go, Rapublicau, although present in the
lobby, Tefsained frem answering roll call,
and one other Republican member being
paired, no quorum was possible, aud as the
Democrats failed 10 vote, only seventy FIVE
answered the call. 1t is now asserted that
Rock will decline TO assist 10 seating Brad.
we'll, aud the struggle now appears inter
minable
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STAGE NOTES

MARION ELMoRE and her sister, Lena Mer-
vile, have sailed for Europe.
Mr. AND Mrs. GEORGE KNIGHT have closed
their season. II has not proved remunera-
tive.
"FoRTUNIo," the new comic opera, is still
retained at the Lyeeum Theater, Philadel.
phia. 1t has proved q success.
A NEw "drama of modern society" by
Robert Buchanan, was produced on Tnurs-
day night at the Globe Tnester, London. Ii
is entitled Lady Clare and ia founded on a
celebrated French romance" which was
promptly discovered to De lie Maitre de Fsrges,
be Georges OhDet and originally published
as fsIiieton 10 the Figaro.
OK account of The sudden illness of Niue.
d0djaska CdHsils was substituted for Fiou.
Ffou on Wednesday night at the Fiji Ave
nue Thoater, New York, the title role being
assumed BY Nine. Euge ME LIE Grand. Nine
Modjeska was confined TO her bed all day by
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OK the 18Th of April, a hundred years
age, George Washington announced to -ilte
continental army that q Ir-~2 OF peso" N',o
been signed bet.-~---0reHs Britain and the
r,volteJ .0nIes. The anuiversary OF 80
;.--snt so eyeot ehould certainly not
,sass without some kind Of observsnce. But
paration at the national capital OF by any
of the 6eSs; we lear that to day will pass
like any other. 20 far ss ceremony is con-
cerned. The day on which liberty was de-
clared-Ihe Attn Of July-snd not the day
of i,s coGsumm 'Iion, is that which the
people delight to honor
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The Democratic National Exscu live Com
mites will meet next February for the pur-
pose OF filling vacancies and selecting a
time and place for holding The convention
TO nominate a candidate for president Of the
United States. New York, Chicsgo, Boston
and S.. Louis will bid for the convention,
which will b. ons Of the most interesting
ever held. Il is more than likely an East
ern city vii be selected, as the West has
had monopoly of conventions for some
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Paw HHE bonds.
An Important Decision Rendered In
the United States GOurt az
Little Rock.

LITTLE ROCK, April 13.-Under an ac
passed by the Legislature during the recon
struction, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, JET
ferson, Chicot aud other counties issued bondi
for various purposes, some for 100000
others for 100000, making very heavy
aggregate. The counties mentioned, severa
years later, resisted payment, declaring tbs
law unconstitutional. Recently The Supreme
Court OF the S,aie, in the Jefferson county
case, declared the act constitutional, and 10
day the United States District Court deliv
cred an opinion that the counties owe tbt
debt and must pay the bonds,
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Additional calendar: Nos. 3299, Caliahar
VS. Murrah; 1854, Street v5 Eddins; 4l95
Taylor VS. Memphis & Charleston Railroad
4l97, Washington vs. Washiugton; 4204
White vs. McLsmore 4209, ,Cordes VS. Taxing
District; 42l0, Benson VS. Taxing District
4213, Dickson vs. Wall; 1922, Ames vs. SIN
NOUS; 1928, Schabel VS. Frsyser; 1925 Bone
vs. Bowling; 1928, Arhuck!e Va Acred; 1929
sck VS. Goodyear; 1921, Street vs Bouers
4 4-33, State vs. Boyd; 1924, Cunning am v
Kingston; 4239, Sparks vs Huber; 4246
Pond VS. Gunsttr; 4255, Lsrkiu VS. Ford
4257, Ayres vs. Butts; 1852, D'Arusmopt v
Williams; 1866, James vs McGowsp; Az
3 sex Va Mex poey; 4237, Clurts We Dickens
428S, Carver Clio VS. B4Daon; 1890, McHsnr.
Va Murphy; 1921, Millingion va Appsrson.
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WASHINGTON, April 1S.-An order wss
Issued yesterday to appoint Samuel s
Gregg 10 a $1,000 clerkship in the Post
Office Department. Gregg was in,iorsed
by member OF Congress frem Iowa. To-
day when the gentleman applied TO take the
oath of office, be vas asked If his resi-
dence was in Iowa, 20 which question he re-
piled in The negative, sdding Ihs, he lived
iu Virginia. The matter was referred 10 the
Posim ssier- General, who declined to make
the appointment On the ground that the Viz
ginia quota il now iull, and that he did not
THINK II proper TO credit a resident OF Vr-
ginia 10 the State of Iowa, no; wiihs,andiog
the application was indorsed by an Iowa
cOporssamau
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FARMERs ought TO know that with The
view of ascertainiug the influence Of atmos-
pheric temperature On the yield Of wheat, N.
Ducbaussoy has compared the statistics In
the department Of Car, France, for about
the last decade. He concludes that the de-
scending scale Of the product is nearly that
of the mean temperature of summer. TEere
were exceptional instances when The rainfall
was defective, but the main inference was
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ONE hundred aOd seveuty.fve newspapers
will be represented at the National Colored
Press Association which is to meet at st.
Louis on the 18Th of July. The delegates
are to be barqueted and Otherwise hospita-
bly, entertaired by the local coiored press.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.

BERIIs, April 1S.-The Nord Deutsehe
Zsitung, apsWering the comments OF The
French press On previous article, says "II
a monarchy be restored in France it is moi
very likely that Germany would declare wal
forthwith. She would probably await sc
attack by France, which would soon be made
as under certain conditions the restored mon.
archy could probably be induced to declare
war upon Germany without warning.
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CURLEY MUST HANG
For the Part He Foek In the Phenix
Park Murders-Another Irwin.
chile Arrested.
Germany and Franee-The Relations
Between the Two POwers-The
Canadian Tariff.

DUBLIN, April 18.-Ou the resumption Of
the trial Of Daniel Curley this morning
Adams began argument for the defense. He
argued that the evidence given by Ksyan.
agh did not show that Curiey was il
Phoaix Park on May 9Th. His presence
there, said Adams, was indicated By Jane;
Carey, who said Curley was in command
but C,rey 60 swore TO save his own neck.
He wss doubtless in command himself Oh
the G=EasEins.
-A..----- ci---~--I IN04trT, rcuafr OF -tlAs
Crown, declared the evidence in srppoi. OF
the abb worthless and conflicting. Though
Peter Hanlon professed TO have been in
Curley's company four hour, covering the
time the sssassinaiion took place, and
claimed that during that time he met vari
Gus persons, the defense produced but one Of
those p rsoDs. One witness swore that Cur
ley was in q saloon ut The same time Han
Ion tesiifsd Curley was in another place.
The judge then delivered the charge 10
the jury. He spoke strongly against the re-
liability OF the evidence TO prove an abb.
He 1ointed out that there could be no doubt
tn the murders were perpetrated at the iu-
81 CATION Of secret societies, with which the
prisoner was lndIsputsnly connected. 1ne
charge WAS completed at 2'30 o'clock. The
jury retired Immediately, snd after a short
sbsence returned TO the courtroom, finding
Curlsy guilty as charged in the indictment.
The prisoner wzs asked If he lad any thing
TO say Why sentence should not be pro-
pounced He said he had not expected any
mercy from the court. 1t was very unfoT-
tuna!e that the Irish bench was never with
cut Norbury or Keogh. He was a msm-
Der OF the InviDcibles, but was not in Ph9-
nix Park on the evening the murders were
committed. He loved his country, and could
suffer for hs---Tro witnesses for the Crown
b-~'~PerJured themselves. Curley also ssid
he was FeDiau.
After the prisoner finished spszKIug Nc
was sentenced to be hanged May 18th. As
the officers were taking the prisoner from the
dock he cried out in loud voice, "God save
Ireland"
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BOARD.

THE Auditing Board. created By the act of the
/ LEGISLATURE passed March %. 1Ss3 FOR funding
the debt o. the citF of Memphis, is now fully or
gsnized and ready for busigess. The next meet
ing VIII be held at the courthouse on MOSDA Y,
4 lril g. 1888, at O'Clock Those having city
Indebtedness hieh they desire to fund will please
present the same to this Board at their earliest
Convenience DAVID p. HADDEN
President of the Board.
Attest: c. L. PuLLES, Secretary.
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You will find Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing
Syrup invaluable friend. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces lnf1amma-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
fant is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief viii be found IN fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure it.
Price 25 cents bottle. For sale everywhere.
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The ROsad dREiS,

Rosadalis is a sovereign remedy for all
diseases of the blood It has equal for the cure
of nervous disorders ReSd this certificate:
would ike TO bear testimony to the merits of
RosADALIs by saying that some eight years ago
was totally prosrated and could get 10 relief from
our family physician, but after taking one bottle
of RosADALIsI became entirely restored TO health
1 now weigh 175 pounds, but when l first took
your medicine only weighed 130. L cheerfully
recommend it to all, and especially those afflicted
with nervous debility
MRs HARON Pa1tir,o-a Ma
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FrIghtfu, Accident.

CHATTANOOGA, April 1S.-A terrible acci.
dent occurred on Lookout Mountain last
evening. Trace Griggs was driving with bi.
sseetheart in buggy. The morse SHE'D al
the top Of the mountain aud plunged over a
precipica 200 feet high into desp ravine
and was instantly killed. The man was in.
siantly killed, his neck being broken. The
woman had an arm fractured, and sustained
other serious Injuries.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, occasional
rain and partly cloudy Weoller, sOaltheTiy minds,
shifting to West and nOrthret, falling iolOwed by
rising barometer in e eastern portions and rising
Toureter an d, SCsstsrn portions, tgih generally
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-19

BILIOUS disorders, liver complaints, costivs.
ness, dyspepsis, etc, are speedily removed by
DR.. Jayne's Ssnative Pals. Forty years use
has proved them superior to all other rene.
dies for the cure OF the various diseases fol
which they are recommended. In their &C
ton they are mild and certain, and may be
posuye.
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We have scared the exclusive sale OF the
new and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Buggies, PhaetonS, etc, etc, for our market,
and viii soon have in stock q full line Of
these, 10 which We respectfully call the at
tention OF the public. Call aad examine
them. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
I75, III and l79 Main street.
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THE CANADIAN TARIFF.

The High Commissioner of Cansds, in an
address on the Canadian tariff and the rela-
tive value of the colonial spd foreign trade
of Great Britain, contended that TARIFF we're
necessary fer all new countries. He pointed
TO the increase in the trade of the Dominion
since 1879, in which Great Britain WAS ben
etited over any other country, and coutrasted
the position Of Canada nov with her posi-
ton before the existing tariff was in opera
ton. The result OF the enactment of the
present tariff was the revival of home and
foreiyn trade for the Dominion.
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UaRreeedented Kise In ire Menomine.

DUBUQUE, IA, April 1S.-Privste dis.
patches from Menominee, Wis, say the rise
IN the Menomiuee river ia unprecedented
and that much damage has been done. The
river is two feet above the highest previou.
HaIer mark st Menominea
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MATAMoRAs, MEX, A pril 1S-Reports
have been received of terrible foods ia Ia
hauhis. The river rose 10 rapidly that the
people could not escape. Six were drowned,
snd much valuable property and stock were
swept away.
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DIED.

LANDsFE-Wednesdsy April IS. 1883. CHARLES
HESRY LAEpsEE infant SOB OF & G. and E Land.
see aged one month and tFenty one Gays.
Funeral from fathers resicence, No. 6I Linden
street, this Thursday shsrnoon at $50 O'Clock.
Friends are invited II atter1
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POLITICAL.
The Liquor question In I,Iiuois

CHICAGO, April IS.-Throughout Illinoi-
yesterday forty-eight cities and towns voted
upon the liqlor question in bailoling for
municipal officers. Seventeen declared for
prohibition, or anti-license; thirty one de-
cIared for license, and If the latter six we're
for high license. Four towns ignored the
liIinal LAMA
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IN THE COMMONS.

In the Commons a motion by PelI, Con-
. servativs, in favor of the immediate reform
OF local taxation, was only nsgatived by a
vote OF PIT 10 229. The amendment accepted
by the gsverDm.nt postpones the cOnsidera-
tlon OF reform measures until tha whole
question OF local government is examined.
The closeness OF the division on Pelps mo.
tion was loudly cheered by the Tories
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wanted 70 KIN the President


NEW YORK, April l8.-Hermsn Ruff,
suffering,from delirium tremens, ran through
Beeeker street screaming, Il want TO kill
President Arthur"
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The Tennessee Penitenifary.

Special TO the Appeal
NASHVILLE, April 1s.-There are now on
the penitentiary rolls The names of 1850 con-
vicis, the largest numbsr ever in that insti-
tuition at any one time.
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WE walk in the midst of secrets, we are
encompassed with mysteries, but it is an
open secret that there is no remedy in the
world 50 wonderful as DR.. Bulls Cough
SyruD for coughs and colds.
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AMUSEMENTS.


wss given to large audience last night
with KaIe CIaxton as 'Giiberte." Ths per
formapcs was pleasing as whole.
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Consulting Engineer.

I HAVE opened an Office at 81 Madison street
DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS. Smoke BuTning
Furnaces specially. Refer by pefmission 70
ChlekasaH " Foundry, LivermoIe Foundry and Ken
mesa" Manufacturing Company:
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Fleyd,s.
Spiral sprinC Buggy,

We try TO keep our house up TO the highest
standard, by giving the beat OF everything
at the lowest living pric-.
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LAW REPORTS.


Calendar fer to-days Nos. l24 VIM
Hughes; 12S, Jake McCurry; 13i, F. Smith
49, -144, Tom Barrett
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ENGLAND.

LoEDoN, April 1S.-A box said to contain
explosives was fouud alonsside of the csthe-
dral AT Salisbury last night. The cathedral
is now guarded by the police.
ANOTHER INvINcIBLE ARRESTED.
LIVERPOOL, April 1S-A man named Eu-
gene Kingston, said to be an Invincble and
connected with the Phoenix Park murders,
has been arrested. KiDg1on struggled b ard
TO escape. The detectives started with kim
for Dublin,
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hesvy cold, and her dccter forbade her ap-
psaring in the evening. The cold was part
| ly the result OF oVerxork.
EVERY now and then Dan Rice reforms.
He had religious reform some year. ago in
| S.. Louie, and Just now be is relating his eI.
| perience as a temperance reformer. He is
certainly a fine specimen Of the "Irightful
exsmple." A sprightly reporter recently
wrote that statistics proved that many ofAds
| IsAscs MeDken's husbands are sill alive; if
| D.n Rice's reformstions will only survive
the circus season the Southern people will be
pretty well satisied with the oDss claimed
| though they believe there is room for one
more.
WITH reference 10 the sale o. his interest in
the Chestnut street Thester, in Philsdelphia,
J. H. Hsverly recently said 10 a Tribune re.
porter. st WAS purely business transAc-
ton, | was offered what | thought to be
good figure for nv share in the theater and
/ sold out. The relations between my part
Ders and myself we're perfectly friendly and
It wasn't On their account at all that l cold
out. Nor Wss it with any idea of Topping off
some OF my numerous theatrical enterprisss
Not at all. On the contrary, Pm going in
deeper than I ever have before. NY part
Ders we're ia every particular agreeable to
me-"
&c A1.Hi>sN vss-tne nrst performer in the
history cf the etsse tf55t acquired wealth.
lie caplivated London by his amazing genius,
and this enabled him TO become rich, notWith.
Standing his constant liberality. The next
British actor that was financially successful
was Mscready, who retired 10 independent
circumstances. As a century elapsed between
these two great histrionists il shows what =
small proportion OF the profession get rich.
Mrs. Siddons retired With a competence.
Americas players show a similar rate. Char
lotte Cdshmsn and Forrest left fortunes, and
Jse Jefferson and few others are rich, but
how small IS this number compared with the
poverty stricken mass OF the profession.
NINE. NILSSON is about the most lively
lady in the land when interviewed. Her
latest experience was with Philadelehia
commissioner" who reports in part: 81
have been grossly misreprssented lately by
persons who have interviewed ne. Besides,
there. are many things one is apt to say in
the course OF conversation which are nothing
in themselves, but which look remarkably
ugly in print. Then again have been made
to appear ridiculous and vulgar 10 my TX
pressions. | am sure / never vary ny con-
versstion with 'Hs! hal hsp laugh, nor
am l even in the habit of talking in the
familiar strain, even Of my enemies, az l see
sscribed 10 me in a New York paper. | am
sure my friends know me too we'll to believe
such q thingn
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Concert for the Benefit OF the House Of
Ibe GOOD shepherd.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
After this date, the 18th instant, no tickets
sold for the Sis!trs' concert will admit any
one uniess such ticket bssrs the seal of the
HOUSE, as some one has bsen imposing by
selling tickets unauthorized ID. Anyone wish
log 10 purehsse tickets can procuret hem at
Mansfosd's bookstore.
SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD.
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RAINFALL FOR THE COTTON BELT.

Average for the district. inches ZIG inches
For Tennessee separately the weekly
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FITZHUGH LEVEE,
Below Helena, Broken, and the Water
Rushing Through the Crevasse
at Rapid Rate.
The Inundated Territory in Phillips
County Increased One-Fifth by
the Break.


Special to the Appeal
HELENA, April 1S.-The water is now
fully against the levees where intact, and
pouring through all the crevasses within
forty miles of this point. The rise con-
tinues at the rate of one inch per day. The
re6lliDg Of Fizhugh crevasse progresses with
vigor. The present slow rise makes its saI-
vation almost certain. It should be remem-
s,sSs . ,asl- --.=lsi-- "a tho ased are
se=ssss Erfrnz; ire crty Is nor IN The least
Affected by il
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FrrzHuGH LEyEE BROKEN.

9 O'Clock PM-News has just reached
the APPEAL correspondent that Fitzhugh
rew levee, FIVE miles below Helena, to
maintain which such desperate efforts have
been made, has broken, and the water ia
rushing through. The effect of this will he
10 increase the extent OF the overflow in this
cnnnfz nerh ana nne.6fth
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Average for Tennessee..-0 e. inches o. 90 inches
J. n. RYKER. Assistant Observer
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PARALYEc strokes, heart disease and kid
ney affections prevented by the use of
Rrsvn's Iron Bitteys
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IRON ROOFING
REMOVAL.

ESSTE5 & ELLETT HAVE REMOVED THEIR
IL Law Once u No IL Union street, be-
ssEeu Nsiu aDo Front,
, 1883-02-15

CAT ARR1 CURED. health and sweet breath So
-urnd by shiloh's Cat4rrh Rninady Price ~ eonls
Saaal Injector free. Sold By LAtimer 4 CO.
, 1883-02-15
Medical Lecture by Mrs. Or. Potts.

On last Thursday night this lady
opened her course of lectures Mt Good
Templars Hall, the course consisting Of
six evening and four afternoon lectures.
The lectures are full OF good sound sense,
expressed in way that every one can
understand, and the people Of this city
who do not attend this course, are miss
ing something which would be of value
to them. Cnndor compels us to say her
easy and pleasing manner coupled
with her thorough knowledge OF the
subjects discussed, entitle her to rank
among the first lecturers of America.
Everybody pronounces Mrs. DR.. Potts to
be learned, eloquent, entertaining, in
structiye and accomplished. Her after
noon lectures to the ladies' are replete
with valuable information, and as n lady
EXPRESSED to MS today, they rank flrst with
the best efforts Of the most gifted medi-
cal writers. Do not fail TO attend heI
lecture tomorrow night, on Love. Court.
ship and Marriage. This lecture will
close the course. doctors Potts and
J. c. Harrison can be seen at the Central
Hotel until Saturday next,
, 1883-02-15

FROZEN DEAD.-Last Saturday night
a man named Harry Williams, an en-
ployee OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
at Sandy Point, who recently came from
Missouli, Montana, went out into the
company yard to attend to some of his
duties. Several hours afterwards as the
night was intensely cold, the mercury
marking 33 degrees below zero, and Will
liams had not returned as he should
have done, search was made for him by
the other employees, who were not long
in finding his lifeless, frozen body by
the side OF one of the tracks. The poor
fellow had evidently been overcome by
the cold and laid down and died.-W.
w. Union.