Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-18
VALLANDIcHAM.
DstaIls Of Facts Incident TO His Un'
timely Death.
How If Happansd-His SufRsFIHgs-
His Conversation with Friends.
In Articula MOriis--Ths Sad
Results of His Death
His Unhappy wife.
Simultaneous Loss of a Brother and
Husband---Her Supposed
insanity,

CINCINNATI, June 17.-MT. Nallan-
digham, on the evening Of the 10th,
was preparing an argument in de-
Tense of Mcclellan, on trial at Dayton
for the murder of Myers. In iliustrat-
inc some point in the involved testi-
mOpy, Vallandigham took the loaded
one of two pistols, lying on the table.
Thinking the pistol empty, he fired a
ball into his own body. The course OF
the bullet could not be traced. 1t en-
tered ihe right side and ranged down.
ward. Several distinguished physl-
clans are attending him.
CINCINNATI, June II, > a.m.-The
latest from Lebanon says that Mr.
Vallandigham's hands and feet are
| growing cold. He Vomits often, but
! throws up no blood. DR.. Drake says
he is sinking fast. His pulse is still
rising,
A Special to the Gazette dated pm,
saws DR.. Reeve had arrived from
! DAYTON, and that he pronounced the
wound of the most serious character.
| Mr.. Naliandigham'5 surgeon and a
/ friend from LOveland are now alone
/ with him. No others are admitted.
| About y O'Clock DIR. ScOville asked
/ Mr.. Vallandighim if he was aware of
! his condition. He replied, eyes" "
I He has thus far shown no alarm.
| There seems now no doubt of the eX-
! istance of an internal hemOrrhage.
! Mr.. Vallandigham's son Charles ar
rived with DR.. Reeve at a quarter past
! 1 O'Clock. The father had an inter
view with his son, told him to be 8
good boy and gave him directions
! about dispatching to his mother.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-Mr. Vsllan-
! digham died ten minutes before ten
! O'Clock this morning. He went down
very rapidly after three O'Clock, hav-
! ing no pulse scarcely after that hour.
DR.. Dawson, Of this city, arrived at
three, but was too late to do any good
for the dying man. Judge Haynes,
his law partner, from Dayton, reach
! ed Lebanon this morning with other
personal friends, who were with him
in his last hours. Mcclellan, in the
| prosecution Of whose case he lost his
! life, was taken from jail this morning
to the bedside and shed tears as he
beheld his dying friend, who had
! appeared during the progress of the
| trial to summon all his energy and
/ legal acumen in his defense.
Mr.. Follett delivered his argument
for the State yesterday, and was tC
! have been followed this morning by
Mr.. Milliken, and it was expected
that Mr.. Vallandigham would com,
mence his argument this evening OF
Monday morning.
| Judge Pope, before whom the tria
was proceeding, adjourned the court
this morning until Monday.
Mrs. Nsllandighsm started fol
Baltimore last evening, called thence
by dying brother.
Mr.. Nallandigh8m' body will b;
taken at once to Dayton, reaching
there about three o'clock.
CINCINNATI, June l7.-There hai
been much SORROW manifested here to
day concerning the tragic end of Mr.
Nallandigham, and it has been by nc
means confined to his political friends
: Persons who have differed from him
and animadverted severely on hi;
course during the rebellion, have eX-
pressed no less regret at the terribl
calamity which has befallen him thai
have his political associates. Thi
2 news concerning his last hours hF
been devoured with avidity. 1t at
pears that when the pistol WIS dl
b charged Mr., Vallandigham was haIl
ly aware Of the severity Of the wou.
q and that he walked around the 70
7 for q while before lying down.
Governor McBuTney, alsrmeS
the sudden appearance of the traeJ ,
Z rushed to the adjoining rOOmfv. ,
3 summoned aid. As soon as tlceI- | |
, | sOns came, Nallandigham saidaded I
e q foolish act, and later ID or. l-l
2 to it as the most CareRRIIt. RI. o. 2
7 in his life. Though it seeme-,t nF
conscious that he was badlyb vonr ;
] appeared to be decidedly hCrsin of /
= ing the early hours. Rev. lgoOd to S
called to see him, and Mrs, many 4
e ham, taking him by the ana the 4
Q substantially that he h; % 9.tigsI. HignS-
faith in tho Calvinisticniks alto alto Q .
D believe he would nor the mast n
s through this misfortune may con- G.
t surgeon to take care of tes of NUT a
he would manage thswine, and D
8 impressed with the a s yours. AT g.
dissolution, he was cas oFT9'g of ms Svbo In :, y
O news bTaveiy. 5n-that class n
= After DR.. Reeves Gballing. ir
: ton, he soon had tAGRICOLA. b
u and no one who was- &C
e to Mr.. VallandjghaERN SALE Il
a nature Of his wOU ~ 81 81
seeking for SOM n,
build hope. renlN & BROS. cs
two bad cases, i r.
EnOyn to both,
was worse thanatly reduced prices,
IUptant rpDIV ID
me TT0s1IlC Doctor pRR ptRReUIPURE BANDsi SO
ham, who wasstoc of W
j they would hav "a
1 cines Of a sedst AND HAMBURG ~
, ed that II he h9ERIEs, wi
D had better CON ab
]. Vallandighanainsook, null, and ne
8 the doctor conc ~
e giving directic "-''' Do Du
), fairs, after whipstterns. tRb
t Ile1J Ile,5orL9iP rlo ,',,n ',r,rno,IN & BROS, lsl
i After this u and Jefferson SITS. On
s not under the pu
!. affected ssomsE SeI
e Nevertheless L OF
r session Of hisy notified that we do ~
i half past 8 heiness, but we do pro- shi
a his friends Wbomers q great in so,
e Eronn that ting week, by selling Ioy
+ t;,, soo,,, sl,,r dry goods, clothing, eet
y saloh Is, etc, at 25 per cent. STh
= thOpgh ne been selling ct. This
u much so, 3 saving Of money to r,T
q the cOOlef, instead of one out of ~
stances ted or 6vethousand. as in to
e stilI sBme. We invite purcha- al,
/. ooa,,- @ Vt samples and prices, and rie,
i osVny with prices ofother houses. -sr
prOacIlions made for this week al
ness. ons, white goods, and all In,
> for ice dressing up infants. to at = =,
e In hisAT BABY SHOW AT JAMES 80
e oLo,, fE PATH INST. -
l. phys 531S 90 Ns,. e Dr., IT,. F
L. ute7 0 " an Street, loo
Is dead, Of +bo c.-,,.. r-.,- ma ma
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