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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
SAVED BY A NEIaHBoR.
A Lady Saves the House OF DR.. Long
From Two Coon Burglars.

"A Lazy saves the House or DR.. Long
From Two Coon Burglars.
Mrs. Krinkle discovered and was the
means of frustrating scheme TO rob the
residence Of the Rev. N. M. Long, on
Lauderdale street, between Jackson and
Broadway, yesterday at noon.
The daring daylight housebreakers were
two coons, George Campbell and VIII
Lewis, aged seventeen and fifteen years
respectively, both Of whom have but re-
Gently returned from the penitentiary at
Nashville.
The lady to whom credit is due for the
arrest OF these young rascals observed
them removing their shoes and secreting
them, saw them climb into the house
through window. and at once quietly
collected force 10 surround the house
and capture them. The relief party was
composed OF Ben Craft, John Whalen,
John Leonard and Tom Clifton, all white.
While Whalen went in his associates
took up commanding positions on the out
side. 1t was but moment after the
skirmisher entered the house that a terri
BILE racket was heard which awoke the
Rev. DIR. Long, who was asleep. lie
seized q shotgun and started to the scene.
One of the negroes, in his efforts TO escape,
had fallen down, Whalen on top OF him,
and DIR. Long was about TO compliment
them with few shot when hasty inior-
nation Of the situation was intcrposed.
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riIJah'. Horror OF Rats.

From tho Minneapolis Tribune
learn from a most reliable authority
that Elijah Whitfield IIaliord, private sec
rotary 10 the President OF tho United
States, Il awiully afraid Of rats. lilo will
face a tiger In tho jungles Of Indianapolis
or dog on the highway TO Washington
without linching, but whom Il comes TO
rats Elijah runs, and tho White House Is
swarmlng with them. A irlcudoi Eliah's
tells me that after the fire In Chicago, when
they were both residing there, the streets
Of the city were full Of rats that had been
driven into the streets by the destruction
OF their homes, and he says the reason
Elijah went back 10 indianapolis was inc
terror these rodents constantly excited IN
his breast. While walking along the street
one night with Elijah no was amazed 70
SEQ the latter give a Jump and ashriek ana
start of nj a pace aud In q manner that
reminded him OF the Incident In the Scrip
lures where the evil one entered into tue
swine and they all ran violently down into
the sca aud were drowned. lilo followed
after "1igor nj the best speed he could
make, aud finally overlook him, wheh no
didn't You SEQ that ra!1" said Mr. Hal
ford. -, ,,.
"No,n replied the friend, 81 didnt''
any rat" ,,u,.. u..s
aWeIl, did," responded Elijah, and
| always scream and run when seo 'n"'n'
l cannot help It,"
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
TRAINERS PREPARING FOR SPEEDY
WORK AT MONTGOMERY PARK.
A Few Specimen Trials Yesterday--The
Western Bookmakers' Association
Secures the Betting Privileges
The Baseball Team-Notes.

Secretary Rees yesterday executed a
contract with W. Il. 'Applegate, secretary
of the Western Bookmakers' Association,
securing TO that association tho betting
privileges for the coming spring meeting
The terms are private, but IL is understood
that very handsome sum will be paid by
the bookmabers for the privilege. IT Is
estimated that no less than twenty-five oil
them will hang up their blackboards'
which is sure to result in Lively bettlng
and good odds. 80,
The track at Montgomery Park was still
trfle heavy yesterday and no sprintinp
was attempted. A great many horses
were sent over tho course in 1853, Spokane
among Others. Irish Pat made the dis
lance ia E5ll, showing that the old wal
horse is good for several races yet Nc
Guigan's Alma covered a mile in .b2g
while The Dude and The Elk found nc
difficulty in doubling the distance in l;5Ol
Newsom had out couple OF his two yea
olds and gave them an easy hall mile IN
053. All tho trainers, however, wer'
sharpening their knives for today and thu
record will be cut sure, so far as trials O
Montgomery Park this season are con
cerned. Those who go out this morning
will see work OF an earnest quality.
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Forty Houses Consumed.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 3.-The Miller
Oak. correspondent Of the Pioneer Pres
telegraphG Prairie fires last night de-
stroyed about forty houses, many barns, n
large number Of cattle and horses, and left
about forty families destitute In tho south
ern portion Of this county. Later gale
Of wind added to the tcrrors Of the situa-
ton. The loss Is estimated at $50, 600
The County Commissioners are In session,
and will see chat no one suffers for the
necessarics OF life.
From Huron, ID. T., comes the follow
ing. No fire in this territory OF this
part OF Dakota equals that OF yesterday.
In this county tho losses are much less
than In the counties west Half a
dozen houses were burned, aud many set
tiers lost their barns, some stock and largo
quantity OF hay and grain. The wind
was from fifty 10 sixty miles an hour,
aud sent burning embers over the
plowcd ground aud fire breaks several
rods wide, settling fire TO everything
In their course. The FIRE came 30 rapidly
that settlers had only time 20 save them
selves, leaving their property TO the mercy
Of tho flames. In Sully and Hughes Coun'
ties 5000, 600 worth Of property has been
destroyed. Near Highmore Miss Sweeney
was burned 30 death aud near Lawrence
Sabcrecd persisted In the flames.
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AFTER GRANITE FOR PAVING.
Mayor Jacobs and n Party OF Louisville
ofnclals In tho City.


Memphis has another distinguished
party within her gates. but iis prcscnce
has no special significance, except that Of
more friendly and closer relations a. indi-
yiduals.
Its quartet Of gentlemen, all from
Louisville, as follows Mayor Charlie. d.
jacobs, Assistant City Attorney lafayette
Joseph, City Engineer H. l. scowdcn and
Mr.. W. II. ll,lcll. manager Of tho city
street railway system.
Tho party arrived In a special car over
the Little Rock & Memphis Railroad from
Little Rock. President lladden. City En-.
ginccr Niles Mehwclhcr, Maj. o. NJ. Dunn,
superintendent Of tho Louisville & Nash
Vile Railroad, and Mr.. J. Il. Dayton. city
passenger agent OF tho same road, met the
visitors at tho depot aud escorted
them 10 the Gayoso Hotel. After
bfoaklasting aud brushing up, the gcnlle-
mon wcro taken 10 tho Merchants aud
Cotton Exchanges, where every attention
was shown them. From there they were
driven about the city, aud thus the day
was spent Today viii be- passed In n sim-
liar manner and tonight tho party will
| leave for home.
The prospective fund Of $1,000 900 for
| paving the streets of Louisville was the
occasion Of the tour that brought the gen.
| tcmcn 10 Memphis They left Louisville
March 10, 10 visit and inspect the Virginia,
Georgia aud Arkansas granite fields 10
this, by courtesy oi the Louisville 4 Nash.
willie Railroad Company, the trip was ox.
tended into other states, including Flor
ida, Louisiana and southern Alabama.
According 10 MCsiH. scowdcn and Joseph,
with whom nn ArrrAL reporter conycrscd
during the afternoon, the purchase money
Tor granite, with which material u IN pro.
posed 10 pave thc streets, viii gntp Afkan.
Saa The cost Of granite pavement at LOUIS
vile, according to the same gentleman, Is
about $3.50 per square yard, but they arr
| Milling Ia nav IA
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Rhode Island state Election.

Providence, r. J., April 3.-The State
election is in progress today. The weather
is clear and bright and the prospect is that
a large vote will be polled. 1t is doubtful
II any election will be had upon the gen.
eral ticket, and in n number of towns the
vote on the Legislative ticket promise to
be very close. A large number OF new
voters enjoy the right OF franchise under
the eth amendment TO the constitution for
the first time today, and there is a large
increase OF the list from naturalization.
The principal issue is the submission OF
the prohibitory amendment There are
four tickets in the field for general officers
Republican, Democratic, Law Enforce
ment and Prohibition. In this city there
are three assembly tickets-the law En-
forcement and Prohibition parties uniting
on the assembly list. The contest prom
ises TO be especially warm in the FiBt,
Third and Tenth Wards OF this city, and
the Democratic State and city committees
have offered 500 for tho conviction oil
bribery.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, April 3.-Thefe was
large attendance at the races today. Tho
weather was fine and the track was in
good condition. The following Is sum
mary:
First Race-Five furlongs. Lucy How
ard won, Orange Girl second and Catho-
rine u third. Tme-l;0i.
Second Race Six iurlongs Dudley
Oaks won, Stuart second and Caliiornld
third. Time-l;l7l.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Coone
Hunt won, Lord Grosvenor second and
Kermesse third. Tme-l:3ll.
Fourth Raco-Ilalf a mile-lexington :
won, 4 Rusk second aud jim Recs third.
Timc-05lt
NKw ORLEANS ENTRIES AND. WEIGHTS
The following weights entries aud book
odds were posted last night at Powers x
Co.. Turf Exchange:
First Race iyoclghths; selling 10 wynne ~,
Doilv q iOl. 5 TO l; Los Webster i0a, ovens Union
Jack iO5, 20 I. Mary 100, D TO |. Jim Nave l09
10 I; Jimmie BIZ toll
second Ilnoc--Ihnc. quarters selling. Electricity
o. 10 I; KcyccnH iOl. 8 % n skohcloh 100, TO b
Duhmc los \ 10 D. Cora l. i0s, Q to2
Third observation-disclosures OF a mile; handicap
pritchcti i0I 10 o Violet i0i, 70 4 Checny w. 4
Fourth RAcc-ilalt n mile; selling. Maid OF or
leans ~ 3 10 I; Mona Z %, 20 !, flirtW, TO u
J. Egsk iOa, eyeus. Montpelier lOS, TO D. Miss
Gus IL III, IDOL
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pecting man as he was, his doubts might
have been aroused.
Taylor hurried 10 his stable. "Its O.
greet plant he murmured, as he
thought how he had outwitted his brother
trainers. There is nothing which SO glad
ems the heart Of Yorkshire trainer as an
unobserved trial. At moon, when every
one was at dinner, Tony had Tom Ochil-
tree led out and disappeared en- route Tor
the race course, as he thought, unobseryed.
''Say, SutclifIc, wonder what Taylor's
going TO do with his big colt2" drawled lit
tie McCoun as he passed SATELLITES stable.
Dunno" replied Sutclilie carelessly.
81 SEQ him taking him out on the track
just now us / come along"
"On the track2 What big colt dye
mean?"
"Chamberin's big colt, Tom 0chiltree.
"The devil" Kissed Sutclifie. "Why,
the old beggar, he told me he was going to
try the Planet colt, and asked me to come
at / O'Clock to see il. And he borrowed
my watch. Tho old cussl He's going TO
try Ochiltree. Como on. Where Midgelyf
Here, boy, get my hat-no, I'll get 1t my
self"
Sutcihe reused Midgely out, and, fol-
lowed by McCoun, they hurried to the
track, utterng maledictions upon Taylor.
Some one had told Billy Brown, rs that
worthy was en- route But, alasl The
clatter OF hoofs told them the trial had be-
gun, and Ochiltroe's towering form shot
by them the next moment. They could
see he was going superb clip. But they
were helpless. Taylor had their watches
In his pockets. They would not have
| shown themselyes, but Taylor saw them.
"Wiltha ave tina toimers back, ladsY'
no shouted derisivcly "Why l ha nee
see tha' lux sue blue afore. Tha' wilt tout
poor mems 'osses, wllierl Thoo's nobbut
touts. an moighty bad touts, as'd old
watches on ether mems 'osses il tha' 'ad
watches. Moo TAX tadvice I'll GIG tina:
When tha' goes toutin' AEGEAN keep tina
watches In tina coats.
There was no use in getting angry. All
hands admitted the willy Yorkshiremar
had outwitted them. A few days later
they thought thoy had the laugh on their
side when 0chiltree went rather sore from
his trial. lilo went TO tho post for tho
Annual rs a sort OF iorlorn hope, and sole
for only SS5 In pools of loo, but when
George Evans brought him through the
finish he quickly settled Ascension, and
though il looked once as II he would quit
he collared Chesapeake and had him
beaten before Bob Swim could realize IT.
II was the beginning Of great career, e
which his great trial by Taylor was 1T
ting prelude.
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stable. looks a superb colt all over and will
make his debut this season in the Tennes-
see Club stakes.
RICHARD SAUNDERS, negro jockey con-
nected with Winners stable, aged twenty
nina years, died Saturday night at New
Orleans OF consumption.
IT seems to be settled fact that
Wrestler is now the best two year old on
the New Orleans track. II he starts here
he will carry lots Of Memphis money.
HAMrLTos, the colored jockey engaged
TO Senator Hearst, has Joined his employ
er's stable at Sheepshead Bay, having
passed the winter in South California.
THE chestnut 1lly Flyhway, two years
old, by George Kinney, out OF Sunbeam,
is reported to have worked n quarter over
the Louisville track Sunday morning in
0:22, the half in 053.
ED MACK il reported 10 have worked a
mile at Lexington in l:43; Red Letter
moved q mile in las, Sallie o went the
same distance in l:40l; Miss Flood, E409;
Queen OF Trumps, l47l; Princess Bowl
ing, l.45l; Protection, a two-year-old, by
Princess Charlie, went half mile In 0:5l,
and Ellen Douglas, two years, by Rossiier,
covered the hall in G5l.
MANAGER JIM WooDs returned from
Philadelphia yesterday and reports that all
the members OF the Memphis team will be
here Saturday and begin practcng for the
opening Of the regular Southern League
season. The public are doubtless very
anxious to see the boys and an effort
should be made to arrange game between
them and picked nine.
The twb year old chestnut colt Mistral.
by Hook Hooking, out OF Maid OF the
Mist, by Norfolk, the property OF Senator
George T.. Hearst, died ut Shecpshead Bay
race track yesterday morning, after ten
days illness. lie was grandly bred colt
and was only surpassed in looks by his
stable companion, King Thomas, being
shade over sixteen hands high. In colol
he was a rich chestnut, with three white
legs and blaze face. lie was bought 10y
Matt Allen for Senator Hearst at Mr. J. Is
lIaggins sale Of yearlings in Madison
Square Garden last spring for 81, 100.
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RAGING PRAIRIE FIRES.
A DAKOTA TOWN SWEPT FROM THE
FACE OF THE EARTH.
Only the Courthouse. Two Stores ana
Six Dwellings Remain In the
Place--Two Citizens Fa-
tally Burned.

ABERDEEN, DIT, April 3.-Leola, the
county.seat OF Mcpherson County, thirty
five miles northwest OF Aberdeen. was
destroyed by prairie fire during
Yesterdays whirlwind. The fire came
from the west, and was not noticed until
it struck the town, on account OF the
terrible dust. Sixty dwellings and BUSH
ness houses we're burned, entailing loss
Of $4,000 The only buildings remain
ing are the courthouse, two stores and six
dwellings. G. W. Old and Thos. Wardell
were terribly burned and couriers from
the demolished village say they cannot
live until morning. Leola is an interior
town with no railroads or telegraph, and
further particulars cannot be obtained.
Persons who drove across the country TO
Westport, the nearest railroad station, say
that the surrounding country is nearly
devastated. Hundreds OF iarm-houses are
in ashes and the carcasses OF burned ami
mails are lying along the road.
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Tho reu,..s,. CIub stakes.

The following table indicates the run OF
the betting ON horses engaged in tho len
nessee Club Stakes Bob Forsythc, at 40
to I. with ll3 pounds up, looks like good
investment lie by Beriram.Lizzio Cant,
and started twenty-four times last year as
two year old, winning three times. His
best performance was five-eighths In l:O3,
with lOe pounds up. With ia pounds up
he beat Rimini with 0s pounds, and
Meckio II with 07, thrce-quarters OF n
mile, In l.lsl. The day before yesterday
hc beat llornpipc, kirkman and other
good ones. soyen.cghths Of mile, in
l:ill carrying III pounds, the top weight
II he starts In the Tennessee Club Stakes
he Is as likely 10 win as any In the bunch:
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Anaihcr Village Conc.

JACKSON, Mimi, April 9.-The prairie
fires prove more general than at first be.
lieyed. Additional losses arc reported
from all directions, and messengers bring
news Of stubborn fights TO save property.
Fires werc raging in every direction and
each seemed to pursue a distinct course
OF IT, own. Tho fire which would have
swept this village from tho Taco Of the
earth has been traced 10 ia origin. The
search eliminated this afternoon In the
arrest Of James Tuynlck. When mr..
raigned lac plead guilty aud was sentenced
10 pay s2j and costs, or In default thereof
sixty DAYS In fall Much dissatisfaction Is
expressed about this sentence. Public
opinion Is that justice has been too highly
tcmpcrrd with mercy.
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TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.
DEMOCRATS VICTORIOUS IN MANY
PLACES.
Even the Women in Kansas Stand BY
the Representatives Of Jeffersonian
Principles-women Elected
in Two Cities.
socciol Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 3.-Returns
from the State are coming in slow and
several OF the big counties are yet to hear
from. However, the returns are in favor
of the Democratic candidates and the ma
jorities are holding up remarkably well Tor
a special, even such as the election Tues
day.
Crawford County gives an increased
Democratic majority Of 500 and Clark
County gives 1000. the largest Democratic
majority that county has ever given.
Cleveland County also gives the Demo-
cratic ticket 200 majority, Independence
$50, Arkansas 100 and Garland 23l for the
Democratic ticket. In franklin the
whole ticket was elected by a safe ma
jority, with Democratic gains. Grant
County did the same. Marion County, as
far as heard from, gives the usual Demo,
cratic majority. Perry County polled
obout 200 votes, with slight Democratic
majority.
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nlrmInnhnm Al nlEht.

nrninrham lAlal Are licuid, "a Inst
There was an important meeting OF tho
Base Ball Association yesterday afternoon,
with present President Kent Secretary
Gus Leboldi and Directors h. q. shepherd,
". L. Hawley, joe Frank and NJ. ].
Griggs.
Much enthusiasm was displayed, aud
al agreed that the prospects Cor ball were
exceedingly good. Negotiations werc
opened with several prominent players,
and II was decided Ia secure the services
Of James Allison, OF Brooklyn, as manager
and shohslop. Mr. Allison has already
srlccled eight or nine men, whom he has
picked FROM The New York aud Jersey
City clubs, and the association will select
Others 60 complete the strong team ut an
early date. Allison was wired last night
a. have his men Ia readiness aud be hcO
on the 9th OF next month.
II was decided 20 have last years
grounds put In order Mt once, and men
will 20 10 work ON them today or to-
morrow.
Messcrs Kent, leboldt aud lIawlcy VEN
selected committee To 20 around and
canvass the city aud 90 collect all unpaid
subscriptions. Those who are delinquent
are requested TO be prepared 10 pay up.
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mi. Thomas seIis-Irl. stable.

NEw YoRK, April 3.-Thc entire racing
stable Of Maj. u. q. Thomas, owner Of the
Dixiana Stud Farm, at Lexington. KY
was sold at public auction here today
There was good attendance Of buyers,
and the prices were, ON the whole, good, u
total OF slt, $50 being realized. A three
year-old bay lilly, sire King Ban, dam
Rosaline, went TO ID. X. Smith, Of Toronto,
for 81 600; Bannag TO Arthur White, for
81 200; Lady Pulsiier 10 w. Lowell, for
81 800, and Lady Reel TO ID. X. Smith, ioI
II Nh
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ISDi,SAroiIs, Ind, April 3-The
Nou's Richmond special says that a freight
train on the Chicago, st. Louis & Pitts
burg Railroad near Conirevill became de-
tached from the engine atthe top Of long
high grade and ran back into the second
section, smashing the locomotive and nine
cars Six tramps, In n half loaded car,
were badly hurt, and two, who are still
under the wreck, are undoubtedly dead.
The train men escaped by jumping.
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A SCIENTIFIC GARDENER.
Mr.. Tom Sullivan Can Give Lesson or
Two on the Subject.

Two on tne oupJecb.
The man or woman who thinks Shelby
County is not the place OF places for gard
eniug should learrfthe alphabet Of that in
dustry from Mr.. Tom Sullivan. He has
experimental on scientific principles. and
can teach not only the primer, but the
high class branches. An APPEAL reporter
was invited into his place Of business on
Main street, yesterday, TO examine speci-
men OF his gardens product. 1t was q
head OF lettuce, weighing two pounds and
two ounces, reinforced by bunch OF extra
large, healthy young onions. A number
Of people were attracted by the display,
and without exception pronounced. the
sample OF lettuce the finest ever seen.
Mr.. Sullivan says he intends increasing
the growth from the same kind OF seed to
four pounds. He raises about everything
known to advanced gardeners. and in
tends devoIing his entire time to 1t in
year or 30.
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sportlnu Nstes.

HuSrprs and Jacobln are galloplns
strong
Bouny BLACK Il running laundry at
Alton. III.
TERnA Cora was sent a milo In LOCI a
few days ago.
Cutuovis worked thrcc-quariors nj
Nashville the other day In LISA.
BnowS PmNcrs docs no, look ~ plump
~ she ought 20 this early In the spring,
says the reliable writer Broad Church.
BnoAp CnuRcn writes 10 the Spirii of ~
Imai that BOok'makor, Of WINNER
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Phillips County Returns.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, April 3.-Returns from
eleven Of the sixteen voting precincts oil
this (Phillips) county give the following
For the three Republican candidates for
Associate Supreme Judges, Gregg, Mitchell
and Hill, LILO, l,l67 and l,l05, respect
lively. For the three Democrats, heming..
way, Hughes and Sandels, 3Sl, 800 and
35i, respectively. Returns from the other
townships will swell the majority Tor the
Republican candidates.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, April IA part OF INC
storm which started in British America on
the LIST Of tho month reached here this
evening. For half an hour the wind blew
90 hard that forty houses were unrooied
In Southwest Baltimore, innicting a dam
age 20 property of about $4,000. The
walls Of several unfinished buildings were
blown down, and the schooner Nellie was
capsizcd but none Of her crew were hurt
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.,II.sourl CI,Ie., Election.

ST. LOUIS. No., April City elections
were held throughout Missouri yesterday,
but so far as reported politics did not cut
much of figure in them. The Democrats
elected a majority Of their ticket in Jeiier-
son City, Sedalia, Cape Giardeau, Mexico
and Springfield, and the Republicans
scooped in a majority Of the officers in
Bonneville, Maryville, Carthage and St.
Joseph, while the Peoples and other
mixed tickets were successful in more than
a score Of other places.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 3.-lIenry W.
Pegcnkopi, one Of the telegraph editors Of
the Smhnei, died very suddenly tonight
from the bursting Of an artery in his right
leg. lie was at work as usual In the even.
ing, aud started 10 20 TO a doctors office
when he noticed the flow OF blood, but
thinking II nothing serious. lie had not
gone two block when he sat down and
died almost Immediately.