The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-06-04
GhRIBALDI.
The Brave Old Italian War
rior Dead.
Death at Last conquors he Who
Had Oft Defed Death.
General Sorrow and fearful Regret in
His Native Land.

S oNAF
born in Nice, on July 4th, 1906, the
career of this man of unmeasured
bravery and ~persevering will was a
most eventful mt Trained a mariner
by his .seafarlng father his mind par
took OF the breadth and freedom of the
waters he traversed, and became i'm
bued with a re%voluntary spirit which
made his native, papal Italy, no home
for him. The cause of liberty in other
lands occupied his courage and tireless
energy until permitted to return to his
own country. Here again he espoused
the cause Of the weaker party, and
after accomplishing wonderful feats of
bravery and daring, enduring suffer
ing and hardships in the midst of which
he lost a most brave and devoted wife,
Garibaldi was obliged again to flee his
home, came to New York and earned a
living making candles until he found
an opportunity to follow the sea. By
invitation he again returned to Nice
and lived quietly and peacefully until
the war of 80, when he again stepped
into prominence by other exhibitions of
warlike skill and bravery. Beloved by
the people, admired by all, the aged
general fills an honored grave.-Ed.
Italy's Bereavement.
Rome, June 3.-The death of Carl
baldi has produced an immense i'm
preston. The session of the municipal
council was adjourned on the arrival of
the news, and the performances at the
theaters stopped. A great popular
denomination Of sorrow will be arrang-
ed. The chamber of deputies will ad-
journ. King Humbert sent a dispatch
to Menotti Garibaldi expressing grief
at the death of Gen. Garibaldi, and the
loss his family and the country have
sustained.
General Garibaldi died at 6:3O Friday
evening. A previous dispatch said the
general was lying very ill with bron-
chitis at Caprearea, his condition was
precarious, and that all the members OF
the family In Rome and Genoa had left
for his bedside.
General G%aribaldl's will orders his
body cremated and the ashes preserved
In a p~orphyry urn near the tomb of his
dead child at Caprera. The will is
dated September 18th, 1881, and en-
trusts the execution of his wishes to
his wife.
The municipal council adjourned IN
til the 18th, and will send a deputation
to Caprera to attend Garibaldi's fune-
raj.
The bourses of Rome, Genoa and
Naples are closed. A subscription has
been opened by political and working
mems societies to raise a fund for the
erection Of a monument to Garibaldi.
The chamber of deputies WAS crowd
ed TO excess to-day. President FarIni
delivered a ponegyric on the deceased
general during which the whole house
remained standing. Signor Depretis,
president of the council, presented two
bills: One postponing International fete
to the 18th inst, and decreeing the fune-
raj honors, and the other providing for
the erection of a monument to Carl
baldi at the cost of the state, and the
payment Of a pension of 10000 lire to
his widow and to each Of his five child
rem.
President Farini moved that the
chamber be adjourned until the 18th
inst, that the members may sttend in
a body the popular demonstration in
~ ribaldi, and that the depu-
tation go to Caprera to attend the fu-
neral.
The senate coDmemorated the death
Of Garibaldi In a similar manner.
Paris, June SIN the chamber of
deputies Barrigiolone expressed the
grief of the republicans at the death of
Garibaldi. Lancison reminded the
house of the help Garibaldi had afford
ed France in her misfortunes, and
wv oh hhJoul lultuJ d5 Ii sign OIL
mourning. Despite of the protest of
the right, the motion to adjourn was
carried, SOL to 100, amid the cheers Of
the left.
During tho attack of bronchitis to
which Garibaldi succumbed, he several
times inquired if the steamer convey
ing DR.. Albani to Caprera had been
sighted, and on being answered in the
negative, seemed disturbed. He also
asked for news of his son Manlio, and
shortly afterward quietly expired, his
features appearing as if in sleep. The
death chamber is arranged as a mortu-
airy chapel, The body OF the deceased
general is dressed in white poncho, and
the embroidered cap he wore. A body
of mariners is posted in the chamber as
a guard Of honor.
Engraving in all its branches is done