Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07


after sh. had died with Cholera. Our
edition containing that account was very
soon disposed Of and in order TO supply
the demand and for the purpose o. stating
some further facts in the case We now re-
publish the article.
a., Interesting Incident.
An incident Of the cholera occurred in
this CITY a few days since, which for Sc
yeral reasons we think worth recording
Among the households which had been
entered and stricken by the fatal disease
was that of Mr. Hanglev. worthy Irish
man who has long been employed by the
Commissioner Of streets. Ills VIII, a
warm hearted, lnotlerly woman, devoted
ly attached 70 children and self-sacricing
to promote their welfare and happiness.
was taken with the cholera and died and
was buried on Thursday. Sept % Next
u lovely littlc daughter, seven years Of age.
was taken sick AMI She TOO died. and her
body laid ont and her limbs adjusted il
the cold embrace Of the king Of terrors.
The father applied 10 Alderman Wincatc
for coffin, but for some cause it could
not be ha Immediately, and is delivery
was postponed f4r m hour or t,.o: during
Tilt; tim, Nr. Hangley returned hona.
whom the supposed dead chilli stretched
forth her arms. with the exclamation. On
Father! have been - heaven, and / Is
a beautiful pace'
After the surprise and the excitement Of
the changed condition Of the s. had sub
sided, she gave relation Of what She had
seen. as she expressed j: in heaven
sac saw her mother III heaven, and she
was taking care Of little children. many Of
~aosl she called by name, and among
them She said were four children Of Tn
Gle ilanelry, and three children q. Uncle
Cascy's. luat Lynch is not there nov,
BAT She VIII oc tomorrow; ana o.. Sunday
shall q back again
Bat said an older sister, 1t cannot be
50. dearest. for there are but two Of Uucle
Casey's children dead
Yes. / saw rnaEE Of them in heaven.
and dear mother was taking care Of them.
vi were dressed in white. and all We're
very happy and the children paying. o..
Il was beautiful there, and shall 90 there
again next Sunday afternoon at four o.
clock.
'fr Hangloy Immediately Informed sfr.
Wiagate that his daughter was not dead;
wnen h, in company with Air. Morrison.
listed tn house. and the little girl re
.a:cI substantially the same story. 1t
seems, too, that shortly after this relation
Of the litile GIL, Of what she had seen and
heard il heaven, message came from
iIr. Casey in Carmel. giving information
Of the death OF another child, and invit-
ing them to attend the funeral.
OF the four children OF her uncle Hang
lev. two lied in this city, and two were
drowned Oh their passage from Ireland.
No called on saturday - seq and talk
win TN; little uirI mi she was very feeble
and ;,,st ,ben n . browse. and we would
nat 3lI1r, harto he aisturbsd She is said
- b9v, v.rv fbonrhlfIl and serious
,.,nrta,a1oa. and 10 be d very intarestinn
at.sll e,. h.d y, v;.ht, l:ya Int ~.
c,rr,J ratur,inrt 10 hor n,otbc~ The e..
tbcr and the sisters are seriously. but very
haoDiIy. impressed with the relations Of
this sweet child. and ovfu.lv believe the
story She tells. Their house is pattern
If naafnpss. and they all possess hearts
ovarTo"inu with affection, and are sin.
,.srsly bo,3y on account Of Their heaven
\ aaSsenr6r
i v,s sorr,- said Mr. II to Dr. Norri-
son n HE honest. truthful simplicity his
hear .vhcn nv GOOD wife did. bu, I'm
net nov. but ONLY wish 10 Be with her.
The elder sisters TOO. live now IN iovru
hope Of meeting at length. and they care
moi how soon. If Il be Gods time. then
Dear mother. in heaven. where She has
been seen bv their angel sister, who has
been permitted 10 return 10 the earth. and
made the fact known 10 them.
Since the above was published ther,