The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-13
The Malady that He Fought with
Characteristic Pluck.
81 HOPE THEY ARE SATISFIED.
A Remarkable Occurrence at q
Coroner's Inquest,
THE PUBLIC LIFE OF TWEED
The Remains Borne to the Home
of a Son-in-Law.

William NJ. Tweed died In Ludlow street
jail at noon yesterday. His imprisonment did
not visibly tell upon him until about year
from the time OF his second incarceration. after
his escape to Spain. He then began TO COM
plain. and was often aling. He was up and
doing however. and walked In the prison yard
daily. His appetite. too. continued compara-
tivcly good. On Wednesday OF last wcek his
condition changed for the worse. and DR.. Car
nochan was called in
The story of Tweod's sickness. rs learned
from DR.. Carnochan. IL as follows:
The patient suffering on Wednesday Of
last week from cold and bronchitis. The
bronchitis yielded under treatment but was
followed by pneumonia. which is an inilammn-
ton of the tissue of the lungs. On the follow
ing Saturday his old trouble OF the heart. for
which DR.. Carnochan had formerly treated
him. reappeared. He suffered pain in the re-
Gon OF the heart and his pulse was very irreg-
uar. On Sunday last the symptoms increased
in severity. The Doctor had been treating the
patient for inflammation OF the bladder. pneu-
mona. and bronchitis. but on Sunday the
symptoms Of his heart disease became acute.
Tweed said that he was very sick man. He
complained OF being mentally prostrated. He
was in fact. laborng under great mental de-
preston, but his mind was clear. On Monday
the symptoms OF the bronchitis and pneumonia
began to disappear.
am All righ', ne remarkeu 10 'ne Doc'or
Except my heart"
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doze which lasted nm hour When ha .wora he
WINS very feeble and his nulse vas npevan u,s
coun,enance oiso hoca, N change 7, los, ,ha
sallow tint which it had SO long worn. and be-
came livid from the suruson OF blood. At
ule sa'he .itie ms circulation pocanie 30 ,iiucn
per'urpeu as 10 ihuicaVe 'ne presence oi clo"eu
poou IN the r'eht caVi'es oil 'he nearI
inis was "t oc'ovk y's'eruay morning.
FROM Una. nouI nc S,"uuH,', krew worse. uh1i
ne u'eu from 'iie enee's vi 'iio enusion Vi 'he
P..,eai num-
D"'"u an ",eso pi'aSo' Vi uHea9e' sa'o
Dr. Oarhochah In reply 10 question: ana
wha' no aou" acleu as cause 70 aeeravn'e
anu ni"'h'a'h '"e symptoms III 'heF se'ei"Y
~"s sle"' nervous nlos''a'.on' . oroutn' apou,
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DtAR Do1on Suffered greatly during the night from
$500" as you can "s NJ TWEED
This note was written Mt a., O'Clock The
Doc,or orri,.o1 =, o ,o,ool, A. c,ho.,aa no,,,I,
Do'or arrived nj CLOCK Mr. Charies Devlih
was already there. Mrs. Fitzsimmons. the
Mair0u of the lail TINT Tweed Law
,i, 80 - 80 -, ~ 80
p"'. LOT n lew minutes a'ter the Doctor ar
rived. At length he said without moving in
his bed: "Doctor give me something that will
stop This main" The Doctor oaye him some
drops.
"Irs oood Doctor - be exclaimed "Iwish
- N''' "''''' "' wan"
han some more
Then he added: Il wish had sat up In bed
40 that I couId bavo 40, 4, alI - ua yaa und.r
nav 50 ~ az vac uu
"l' mistaken Impression that he had spilled
some Of the medicine
Miss Mary F,,zstmrnons tho N.,ron,s dorsb.
'' 80 '.N 'H'''io'e' ''e ."",'O" uaus"
er. hau visited the room at O'Clock I'm
feeling terribly" Mr. Tweed said TO her She
askcd hin, - sho on,,ld A. an.,htn,, D., h,n,