The daily gazette., 1882-06-03
I .n,pAI,DI DEAD.

,.,o Famous Italinn Pa'f"'--
'ath Oi ,.a~ts u,u Of His Heroic Life
E,on,' ,a -General Garibaldi died at
y Iuo utoo.night Of bronchitlS'
'O" SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
ear,haldi. whose death is an
Ilnced ~ .l'1I history m Of italy and OF republi-
re in Ias a,ontsin n,s Europe for half a century.
moEenlrnstt ,ln " n Nice, Of poor parents, July
l%'i ~ Odessa and Rome. Fifty YEAR, year, ago,
ae5 70 ga'vs ~ vas implicated with MazElnl IN =
~, d. d. asainst %r Charles Albert, King OF
&spIIa'y a5 y was compelled to quit the
dina GEr Two Years later he was con-
pity IVY Death in his absence, on
pnsa si ol II another revolutionary plot;
plnl .o1 J, n Marseilles, France, and
e'sape' sIe Years became a soldier
solnr save that for the
lol.u1'' s he fought on the side OF
pau. t.b little prospect Of pecuniary re-
GOIi Hr T,' was for a short time In the ser
= :, IN tSe Rev Of Tunis, and afterwards
i, q CAV vnt thr republic Of Rio Grande against
gas'O' ~ ua Ia was taken prisoner by the
lg; ,,;,ra "a and cruelty treated for an at
Eiiia,s, taana anS and after many stirring adj
P,yu ,,os 'rrt returned TO Italy. In 1s47, when
NY ~ was elevated to the Papacy, he
"a a. ssyvires. and was in Rome in the
= ~ N the struggle when the French at
a II tbat rty. lie was closely pursued
.ha French and Austrians after the
rr6 '' entered Rome, but escaped, and
,s~ ma manufacturer of candles on Staten
~ I' lie led roaming life for some
'' settling for a time on the island of
,srs where he carried on farming with
success, but turned from 1t to organize
N 1000 men, called Alpine Chasseurs,
4 he commanded in the Sandman SER
WITH this force he fought at Magenta,
sdpo and other places. He landed at
ala IN MAY. 1860, and took Palermo,
carried on the struggle to Naples, from
bhe drove King Francis ii. II was ON
p,rh to (iaeta that he saluted Victor
rU,l As 'King of Italy" He could not
n well, however, with his brother
NJ and returned to his home in Caprera
m money or honors. In 1862 he
Mo ioment revolution in Hungary,
engaged in an ill-advised revolutionary
4 npt in which his troops
captured and he himsel
Ried. He had the best Of medical at
ance, however, recovered, and was par.
h on account of his services in the cause
aIan Independence. In 1864 Garibald
I'd England and was received with great
DEno only from the people, but from
authorities Of London. He stayed bla
pr time and returned thence to Caprera
NG Garbadi was again in active
ce and In 1857 organized an invasion
e States of the Church. He was cap
and returned to Caprera, where he wal
ded BY man-of-war to prevent hi
BE- Eluling his guards, he reached thu
anl in October, 1867, and defeated th'
lfcal troops at Monte Rotondo, but wa
efleGeatcl by the Chasseport rife, II
ands Of French troops, and this tim
imprisoned in fortress. Here h
bel protection as an Italian Deputy an,
Rrrican citizen, and was finally set a
y When he heard of the downfall Q
pHch Empire he fastened to the new
republic, and was given the regula
nand in the Vosges. But his troop
Of little service and brought discredi
ler cause by their treatment of tn
and inmates of converts. In 1877
as elected deputy to the Nations
nbly at Paris, but resigned
Ing the republic, but hating tn
thOod, lie soon afterwards returne
prera, and since that time has been eI
In the arts Of peace, being especial
Elm iurthering scheme for changin
curse Of the river Mber and improyin
0man Campagna. In 1874 it was al
ced thatGarbaldi was in needy circun
e, and offers Of help were extended
nom his admirers everywhere. He d
however, to accept a national gil
vas offered to him almost unan
Y BY vote Of the Chamber of Dep
lie he@ryel as member of the Italia
siaglt in 1915, and in 1876 acceptt
plIIt, presented to him by the matte
Die kim.