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New York. Nov 2S.--From accounts pub
lished this II. H., il appears that Horace
Greeley is in m..st alarming condition. A
reporter who visited Tarrytown, where Mr.
Greeley was said TO lie stepping, could not
at first, learn Of his whereabouts, but va.
told by Mr.. Stuart, Nj: Grcclcy's friend
that Mr.. Greeley :-as secluded and they did
not mean I" let hin, or the public know
where lie was. Strar. said he was danger
ously sick, and had symptoms Of brain fever
+ He may live ten days he added, but
doubt it," '''' % ."'
Subsequently Mr.. Greeley was found to
BE staying IN the villssc. Around him were
number Of his friends. including Samuel
Sinclair, Jno. F. Cleveland. Mr.. Greeley s
bro,her.in law, also, his daughters. Three
physicians were therein consultation. They
defined his disease Is organic affection of
the brain, the result Of physical pros,ratiou
consequent upon lis unrcmitling at tendance
as the bedside of his dying wife, This &C.
count adds that ON the day before yesterday
he lost his consciousness. His last coherent
words were. "The country is gone, the
Tribune IL gone" and Il am gone" Ply.
s'cians say he may die within the next l2
hours, although II is possible he may last
four or five days. There 10 little hope, how.
ever that he will recover consciousness be.
fore he breauses his last His friends say
that his great physical system Was prostrat.
ell by the superhuman strains incident to
his wife's heath and tho lalors If the CAM
psign. The World says tibas within the PAST
two days Mr.. Greeley was examined by two
experts, ono the head Of we'll known Asy-
lum, that the verdict = 10 his condition was
very unfsvorablc. The form Of mental al.
iens,ion manifested by him IL said to be
self.reproach and agony Of mind At what he
deemed great mistske-his Presidential
candidaturc. The Tribune, editorially, has
the following: n' '-+ Il 81
1--WE are deeply panied. to-day, that in
the last thirtysix hours Mr.. Greeley's con.
dition has changed greatly for the worse.
Throughout yesterday he remained, nearly
al the time unconscious. In a counsel OF
some OF the most eminent physicians Of the
city. only one was witl,ou, hope, but all re.
garled tl,c::case ss critical and alarming"
New York, Nov. a9.-1'he Tribune Gays
Horace Greeley slept hours and half on
Wednesday night which give him renewal
Of strength. During Thursday he was more
than on Wednesday, though
very weak and At times unconscious. He
receives. without difficulty, sufficient
amount Of nourishn,ent Upon the whole,
however, Greeley's condition 10 still such a.
10 excite the most serious ,pprehensions."
Chicago, 1890 q ,m., Nov. ga private
dispatch from New York states that Honcs
Greeley is dead. r.r-.ls arr #..
Chicago, 2p. H.. Nov. S9.-Therc 10 no |
confirmation Of the report of Greeley's |
leath. rE iii tef4.fr = am
New York. noon.--Thc lates. aivices re.
'eived st the 7sitsae Office. regsfdiag Mr.. !
sreeley's condition THE 4. M state that be
'ss failed very much duriiy the night and
, apparently sinking rapidly. HI IA sleep.
NJ quietly III 10 esu edt h ft.aHa j