, 1875-09-24
OBITUARY.


Tie Journal tIe 81. Petersburg Announces tha
death OF Signor ltoscoNI, tho once eminent tmfo
baHao who Is pleasantly familiar ~ an artitn in
Chicago. Ifo WAS one OF tho foremost Of LYRIC
artists OF tho last generation, bofng 1t ono t inc
a great singer aud always great actor, his
genius being equal both in tragedy and come dy,
while his Versatility has ncvor besn equacd On
tho operatio stage. So decided was his ability
tlat Dos1zErr1 wrote two operas ibr
him, "The Elixir Of Iovo," in Viii .h
he creatod tho comic rolls OF Dr. Dt4ie =
mara, and "Marie ii TohAn," Ia which DO er&~
nted tho tragic rolo Of Enyico. Ho mado his frat
tour Of America In 1855, making Ills debut la
April with immcnsa SUCCESS. In 1868 ho mads
his second visit, and appeared in Chicago twIU,
that year; first, In February, In the COM
bination Italian And dermnn troupe Nitia
qAzzAs1aA4 M1aHE 'HAucK, KAff YouEu,
HAnE1MANN, MEnMAsas, Dz1L1S1, and Az.
1oNuccI, ut which timo ho playod Cfispin,
and Lord Allcash in "TEa Dinrolo"; an
second in September, whan he added tb
these two roleB Figaro In 1.-The Barber OF 80.
yillo." 1lis third visit was with tho Luccs,
troupe In 1879. at which timo he added 10 th
above rolos those Of Antonio in "Linds,
Masetto in s'Don Giovanni" aod Dr.. BartoIo III
Nozzo di Figaro" A. that ttmo, however,
with tho exception Of his dramatic talent, hs mas
but the shadow Of his formet sclf.
GouVERNEun KEMBIE.
Tho Now York Herald Of the 18th inst. srs.
nonncos tho doath OF GouvEnNKux KK4nLr 1t
hts home 1t Cold Spring, On tho Hudson, ana
Rays:
Ills death reyives tho memory Of that ootdrie II
dstinctvsy American authors and their sympAthtzas
of which WARRINGTON IAvtNa waa tho eentral hgus
aud JAHEa l,opMAN DNAKE and JAxEs K PAuLDlAa
wero loved and admired mombers. III. K9HsIE ":
In aratllre. ho also took sctiva part in public 4:
fnrs. When young r. Iears he was .pp3ioted con1M
estsd IN tha proeo:s Of as sesised there
and. hasng learned ts dets introduced It into NJ:
s a. aFs. ns s 1oa sgfns ~ ~
started tua fouudfy which il now osisblatod through
out tho world a. tho West Point foundry. With tAat
Institution Mr. KEMnLK was AasocAtsd tho remainder
OF bis life. From 1897 to lAt1 Mr.. Kxap1H wa 4
memtcr Of Congress, md in ls4o he vss : mmnbes e
ansTs q 10 osnsary dae .ni
k1MhLn brothor-inAw Of JAAEs + PAuLuINo.
sas :eia f e. ge
Lila old friends now live, ho fsavos many mourness
among tho younger. who know Of him mainly tkoo
| tho memories OF hia early years.
| pntNcE ApALDERT.
cable dispatch day OF two Rtnoo announces
| tho death Of Prince oApALnEnT-W WuIIAA-d dEoRoz"
Louis, unclo Of tho prcsont King Of Bavazat
Ito was born at Munich. July 10, 1925 and held
the rank of Lieutenant General in tho Da.srsan
nrmy, and WIS Colonel of tho Second Regiment
OF Cuirassc1a. He was married, Aug. g. 1851
to tho Princess AmE1tA-pn11F1aA.p11An, hr
fAnta OF Spain, BY whom he had four ch'idre1t
Beyond these facss namely, that he Was born,
| married, tnd dted, and waa a Prince, thero ii
! nothing iu his life worthy Of special comneu:s
| ration.
ENILY GOULD.
Tho noman correspondent Of tho Loudok
Echo, writing on Sept. 8. records the death os
Hrs. EMILY GouLp ar perugla, aud ssys OF herr
Saa was well known tho foundresa Of the 1alo
American school at homn, which 1ouriahing und1
Ter energetic direction. Gha the hIat to Introduce
the kinuurgartcn system publicly Into tha city, r.
foreign res!deuts families Several bright intelligent
and civfifz<d children bear wttneas u hen exnesn
training although she permitted butt faw Jeazs
carry On bar work. TheRav. 8oAxnzkr bunrdHAkt3
sumnonud from Hr0leto to read part o. tho olr4
aIce over remains which arc 10 TO sent to bel ~
| country, &mefic&.