St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-17
Louis Napoleon Dead.


Louis Napoleon Dead.
Louis Napoleon Bomapartc died near
London. in the forenoon of .January 9
last week Friday 1T the age of 81. He
had been in Il somewhat critical cnmdi-
ton for few days prior To the day of
his death. suffering from stone in the
bladder. and had endured. with appai-
cut good results. one or two surgical
operations. Another WAS contemplated
about the time of his dccra>c Below
we copy accounts of the closing huuI>
of one of the men of Europe upon
whom the world has "aIrd for the last
onc-t"nrth of :; century. sometimes with
admiration. and nj others frnwniugly.
Dispatches dated at London. SAY:
Although his case WAS regarded ~
very serious. the news Of his death ere
atrd much surprise. ~ hi> dcul>r was
not believed +" hc :" imminent. \
dispatch sent from Chi>clhm~t. laft. la>l
uI,L.r.,,.I anal .,,,..,I,., t.,',,.','II ~;
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death. announced that h.. had passed Il
better night. hut that his symptoms re
manned the same. l'hr following bull
lctim. signed 10y the phl ~iciIm> vino
were with Napoleon during last hours.
has been issued: The cN-cmpcI"l Na-
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EVERYDAY At Chi,rIhu,.t -. n,JI -,
London. hy >u,,,ri,r RI. ,.r,,,,,...
relatives. Itrcu,l1ut> and household
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WnoIvirh tn rr>urur hi. ,rrJi,.. ~,
emil went tn Landau ,,.t,.,,i.,, .,,J
many of the c1rr,lor'> ur,,o,,.,I tii,.,,J.
" no had h.>t,I.,d tu rLi>rIi,.,.t. -, ,I,.'
first alarm h.,J r,,,i,,..J, tj,,;,. I,,,,.,...
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a. m. when new and ,IYu.,,n,i> I,r,,,-
toms suddenly set in. The rmprrni',
vital force, seemed f., I...,,., r,.,u -,
once. and he commenced to sink with
alarming rapidity. \ TELEGRAM WAS in
>tantlN sent To Wnulvich fl. the. prince
DIR. Gull Wa> summoned from London
and started ton Chi>clhU>l, ilinii,rd
Ia" late. The prince Mis- not tn Sc. his
father AGAIN alive. DR.. GulI ;r.r r,..,,b,J
he park gates ~ the emperor r\pir.,l.
Father Goddard. tn, rup,.ro,'> >uiriruul
adviser. WIS sent for in the greatest
haste to administer the last sacrament.
The cmpcror'S private ,haulaiu WAS also
of the danger. and started for
'hi>clhur>t. but all arrived too late.
The empress. who had been most CON
,tant in her attendance. WIS rh, ,,riuri
pal person at the hc,l>i,lc at the last
Iour. The medical advisers. Sir Henry
Thomson and Dr>. CnryiSaIt and Ga
yer. the rmpcrur'> old friend. DIR Cam
Icau. and several member. uf The hnII>r-
Iold were also present Sine. ,L.
death the residence at ChisrI-
lurst has been strictly closed tr nil hrt
he nearest friends and rclotivrs The
state that death resulted
rom causes iu,lrprudrut of the s,,r,ri,..I
,pcratious to which the n,ticnt m.a.
uhiccted.
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hn LnJI;do ~ T.,'I' WIS PI'N'i IL. IL
rho .,,,,,'', 'I"l"''"" " ne" ne "''d. ;
,'''m mIL u; Si'Si'' Signs "i
nd sn"Ln - '" Nv, n'S ii>' moments ,
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ir,tinns IF I;t., ,"'', III ''S' m
Lmolt and ~ q I'I,i'' wen 'n''
md SIo ,,.,,'. ,,I ~ Wy M '''N- {
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H. Sr '''I' ''lI'''" 1T 'ic "cd-
Nn,' at ''r "c"Hi"e several
''' io ''':' ''' "'''H Oh 'hc emperor. |
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