, 1877-09-20
u. THEIRS DEATH,

Details Of the Last Moments of the French
SGatesman.
Lanfon STANDARD snf R1fiy yt7ss
". Theirs died quite suddenly. He had l,een
staving for the Inst few weeks At the Pavilion
Henri Qiatrc, 2a!nt German-cn-Lnyc, and hail
caught slight coll. but nothing led to the sn-
tfcipatiun Of so sudden termination Of the
evcntftl career Of this extraordinary man. |
believe It vas the sharp alr Of st. tlcrmaIn,
jWlged by blasts nf all kfn,fs. that was the I'm
mediate cause u death. Il high gale. na bad ~
al, equlnmti4f, Wind, anil accompanied by cold
;al: rnst. ;es ~ ." H. &Mo9qay o1tni$ T. snressed
work. f!c went out to drive In the forest, not.
withRtanlng the weather, and returned to funcll
A.. a no9n IT,, w. hearty appetite Eating Of every
was afarn,e1 at tho contracted expression Of lis
features. and aske.l Him whether ANYTHING was
tl.e matter. lie said there aas tnthlne the
matter excc2t the discomfort which the laro-
ntIl that lie would again 70 nut to light against
It. Hhe ins[atc'l On his muf.ling himself well as
he was leaving thc house for walk Vi, the ter.
race, lcanIng IN the scEyants arm. lic went
sotnc dissailce In tic direction Of satsons l.at-
little. TI'e stosm grew moro vlplcnt md Tic
rain mere piercing. N. TItiess, 1atigueI with
the effort To fire It, suddenly stopped, saving
lle cluId 10 no further. He walked hn,,e viii,
. ialterng step. Un entering he complained of
being very gold. anil was seized with I'll Of
shtrcrins. but ti,,1uht It would pass avay u{srr
he haa taken Ills usual afternoon nap. lie hull
happy faculty alt his tte Of commanding sleep
did not fossakc him.
When he sat down to breakfast will, Nine,
Thiers and Mile. Uosne he ate With his usual
appetite, but toward the close Of thc mca, Its
I" 10 not feel WE'LL ain choking - His wife
aud ststcr-It-aw took him to his bed-root1,-tlo
game RUIN in the Pavilion Henri Qua.tc where
Louis XIV. Was b,rn--atsd hs was lanl on the
him IN Ills travels. 4 local doetor, Dr. Itcz.
wtso had previously attc;l!cd him, was at once
summoned, an1 st.. B4rthe, tie family pllysI
stan,, telcssApl'ctl for. a great nnnlbcr Of
.ds'ot. Of the bra!u. a resscl Ut which wa. evl-
IDENTIFY rupturrd. Though N. Thtcrs recoverctl
cot'sctous1!tts, and tna!!e some lucid observa-
tions, he did not III the least scem to feel llc was
Sick unt" dcatl,. Gradually his strength cbie,l
from HIN, md he fell into st.ltr Ut conn. When
II. Bas:lc arrived the tilustsio'is patient Was In
this conaitnn. Enrrgcss: EcvtpsiSrs wcrc ap-
Piled; They proe'i.crd no elect, tcyont! alter
Ing the expression of the face, which lost lis
contracted look. aud was chanactl to faint
smile. THIS w2a tlnu1h& good sigh, yet the
pulls. grew fectler. anil teehler. Then It WAS
felt for in vain. a lla'lLna1sror pla;c over the
nioail, and n'strtls, caught the trace Of breath.
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mari a t-ca." Nine. TAtcta 1ur years. iIasl felt
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