Morris tribune., 1882-05-18
HON. G. C. wAsHBURN.
His Death at Eureka Springs, Ark, Su
rounded by Members Of His Family.


His Death at Eureka Springs, Ark, Sur
rounded by Members Of His Family.
A dispatch from Eureka SPRINGS. Ark. of
Sunday 18th says: Gov. Washbnrn passed
away calmly and peacefully st 80 this after.
noon. His condition had been ALARMING since
Continued with br;ef incid intsrvsla nntii his
deeth. BE was sunerine WITH hasrt tronble.
naraIysis and BriQhts disease OF the kidneys.
he hss been attended BY Drs. Ducker and
WestIske, but no medical skili and no human
power could avert the ineyitabIo hour. For
The last wear he has contempiated death with
the courage of . great man. and he comes at
last TO diefn the far Of Oz,rk mountains of Ar.
kansas. Great interest is felt in his case by the
whole population here, and sympathy is mani
tested by All Glasses, His death bed is sur.
rounded by hi, brother. Mr. Washburn of IN
inois; his daughter. Mrs. Paysop: his son-in.
law, Hon. Charles Psysop. late United States
minister to DENIM ark; bis brother-in-lsW. g. A.
Buffum Of Louisiana, Mo- and his ever faith
full valet, William I. Freeman. who has been
bile constant and devoted attendant for the last
year.
His remains were taken TO La Crosse. Wis.
and were buried on Thursday 18th fnsk Jesse
Spaldiug of Chicago, who had been Intimately
acquainted with MI. Washburn for the Last
twenty yearS, SAYS Of him. 'tGov Washburn
was a very successful, substantial business
integrity. His word thronghout the State OF
Wisconsin being az good as his bond! A plain.
unsseumipg character, gifted with an extraor.
binary amount OF common sense. he was be-
MIR. Washburn's public aud business career fs
30 Well known that it need onry 10 be recapitu-
lated briefly Born at Livetmore, Ne, 1878;
came IT, Davenport, in the then
territory of Iowa, in 1889, and engaged in
q geological survey with R,bert Dale Owen;
5:.lt L. n
and in 1S4l located at Meneral Point, Wisoon.
ain. Here he commenced the practice of his
profession, and connected with his business
and extensive land agency, in which
c. @. Woodman became . partner,
in 1854, when he was taken up by his friends,
elected to the 34th congress; and on the 4th of
March, 1855, the three brothers met in Wash
iag.on ss niemDers OF tne mouse OF representa-
.avss, escn nsVios oeen elected st precisely the
s~ sr"u ,..ass - ,orrs yoHIs aLer setvlng
sA zee. ioa.s ~ Gns1ee' "1' "ssnpu1n oecnneo
A. tha hresI;n, an. .. TIA
,io,, NJ Wa.hhS ~. 80 y. "a. w. y. Me Iooei-
III. ia.t H. iaseo sne nIse mlseonsiI
co,onai 20 .s,nr III arad't msS comlsoneo as its
coonei, & ana aitef c oreol1ao,e m service became
cor, a,ns',,a,,. oe ~ "vout tne
Sonaa Sa VI sne mar vooA up nis fes!,
,,.ars.,t. 20 oiGs eee IN ns 1etufn 70 clvli
an, mAS' 1872 eiecIsa 70 tne FoIaetn,
to the Fortv-f,rst c,,nu-sss was and .fs fslee,ea
he ranaeIred sor oi h;H mn ana VII long
sts.e NJ WahSrn sSr nS nncen. g1!s 70 tne
s;I,' ssHs II. mashuu,n s.eerwsroe went INTO the
s1.r,nHs Tn b;s Son,as.;o rna.t;ou ~ M tnea %
hnr, re- hoo,, - T'nso-t,nato ia LII. ssn,
he msrriad an ;ntaiiiaant ana sy aan9oo Ias
Who aftar a 90 sax vears ha..ma a annsy sey'
S.i;d soe i;sa igm t yeals ,h n
ssa; SaG .Js Mis sa a.oa IA. 5oss 9I mmo, ana the
;nanenca ~ S,r 1nora r., .h, Ut nc. pfesshce ana
time Of sadness sIs has hse5 tendor,,. al n.as su
sor N ths bost s~ ras Isea senue.y cared
Nothing that money could do 70 slleViste hsr
b.s hasn ,har.iISb yh b:t .e,. dnuone ms wealth
fort He iesves t,o Jsmat,ars ~ ssehS hott as. COIL
'o-' +'A'e' '"o ususu'efs Do" mAls'ed.
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Lake. -"inn.
Last Sunday, Messrs. Charles Dewitt Young,
auditor Of tho Omaha railway, Irvine Moore,
his chief clerk, and j. B. Gossick, store
clerk 1t the shops Of the above company. all
OF st. Paul, went out on the lake sailing about
II o'clock in the morning and were never after
wards seen alive. The boat was an old one,
brought to the lake within the last ten days, OF
. large and unmanageable square sail, and
neavlly osiiasted with loose stone. Inc WIND
t ueaS go asom tne ao.n ,s sass G SUI o;ums ~. t .ao
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a un iaf t Sa. Gn l,na .ae aas an anu peyGaa me
eoset Gov o, .ne ,sanG shu ne avponess w t IL
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p!s PIE !;sc M 20 19ssics was os married, ano
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