New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-23
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Er,r Inc Lnudon Gloh,.

From The LgadOu GlDJc
The CHc,HHC hoh',ac have been plunged into
! mourning bv the death OF raul lonorr uAlbrit.
! Duc dc thaulucs aud PcquIguy. who was III. OIL,
| surviving son ol the unIor innate Duc.r,-r dc
! Chcyrcu,c. The CEatcau Uc sable "a ag.uu "a scene
| OF desoiatIon. \ young man oi nn,-lnd- twenty
has been cHt Oh ~ the WY PRIME OF hc lowing 4
| widowed mother chlidlc.s The Duc de- Clau.nr-
was one ol tho." nohlc-hntrd youth, who have TO-
tanned nccp sense Oh tnr cWyairy winch ,rryIlird
! in oldon times llc WAS only Ugh cen Nurl The
Franco Pruo.a War broke uul. here WI. mo- hes
ItatloH on IN, part, ana tur invasion brought him.
wih his brother, the dictated Duc.c Luyn,- To che
| front. tn eull-tcd with turll conn. mons. tb,.
u,,bii,s ol tine sarInc, and by common accord were
JUDGED worthy to uc appointed "tlocrs Al the pat
| OF IaiaY, when the Prg,,l4u ride bullet, ANA
shells decmaicd the French, spreading "a sort o
pane anon the CpnsCupts who uad never .riorc
Drcn uuucI ire, the Due dc Luyucs chcour4scd IA,
men TO the attack. Led uy mia. inc, .i.trd i0r-
ward 10 support General d, som. The Young Duc
ayaHt! Nlvc Ia I!Hn0r." 4 baT-t4up shell q ruc,
down Paul &c LUyur>, one Oi tine uoulr,t and bray
est men who ever ufrW sword ior tbs country. It's
brother rushed 10 hl, niHr and supported nI, head
WHINE the chaplain, VINO uau remained in tine lront
held up u, CROSS o,l'ic the dying man ami p.,y,
hHn the last consolation ,Hc Church uro,. .. .nr
Tia SC who believe. Inc last woru, OF trr Dlc ac
IUlucs were " In ayauI' Iue cuapl..g ,IrI
with "a bullet thiou-H uis head or, M. cuuld
rise rom his knee, @Hu the Du, uc Chsulnt, wa,
wounded ~ the root ANA had 70 po carried to IA ,
rear he DucucsSc Sic thc,I,u.c had NO. u.it .rd
the magnificent DOMAIN a. Ian pirITt, WncIr tAr
Grand Duke of Mc,rl .ubGIg auu tnr ir..crd d..
Lunar had tdNcn up Their headquarters g.yt,s p..i-
mg parties and enjoying thcn,. ives 10 tnrir hearts
content IN an enemy CJuu.r,. Iuc Bu,.t.., 81,
hcaru the news anna suC set tut. determined 40 limo.
the Duuy oil ucf SON. som. SAID nc usI p,.t
killed while turning his bac, uu Inc rtir.u.. an
ignOmlnIuus isht. she Iuururycd 90 IN. Al. i oil
battle. Inc priest ca tine IuCuiy ,ir.,I Y.i I'D
the spot Whcrs they bad uur.ru hrr eldest ,..,I
The tI0zcn giOuGd Was tururd over and tit,r. W..
tue young Duhr, MS lCdttIc- almost uucnIi-r,I ~
dcCpmpo5lt Oh mad boon aric,tcd Dy tue iE,Ii INST
On MS arm ne wore "a brace, enclosing tur uprit.
OF his mother gwen INN rs Z; Ja!is,uau mon IL.
lett home Accompanied by her second ami uu,y
surviving son, the DnCucsSc uC thcyrr.I,c brougiJ
her dead warrior nome. Inc gates ol inc 1 ua eau
de DdnphcTe were thrown WIdc oprn ana inc
coffin OF the Due dc Luyues, uucoycrc.. was ,y-
pam Uniform. OF soldier, the breast ali Torn ana
clOtted Win blood to snow that the dead man mad
been struck down Wnlc leading MS men on aid tine
russians as they passed a.Ung presented arms
sauting the fallen hero.
The Due dc CnauInca was q wcl-known member
OF society. lie was iull OF life, au-shouIderrd
anu strong young hon up 10 the last lew wears
when lung affection became apparent and tne
doctors declared tudJ consumption had sci in ilc
married soon alter the war The daughter of Angus
tin GatZm and Madame dc la Roche Aymon lie
was deyOtedly attached to his wife, and tins lady
the mother OF his two children, Is sad TO have e,n
deeply affected by the loss she has been called ON 10
sustain. The death OF the Due dc Chaulncs viii be
keenly felt by the poor. lie was most benevolent
man, and, following the example OF many OF the
representatives OF the old arstOcratic families ne
spent large portion of his yearly revenues i'm re-
hevng the sulteTlngs of those VINO were unable TO
prOvide for their daily wants