Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-03

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funeral At the autopsy to-day the top of |
the head was removed and the brain ex- |
tracted.
The latter will be given to the Anthro-
biological society. A spec ial report of the |
autopsy shows there had been long stand |
ing inflammation of the bowels which led to /;
contraction of the small intestines, bring
ing about inflte ration in the rear of the
colon in the very wall of the abdomen.
The autopsy proves that the pistol wound
inflicted month ago had 10 connection
with the caqse of Gambetts's death.
kilograms of coincidence received by the
family of Gambetta, include one from the
American consul at Lyons.
PARIs, Jan. 2.-The Figaro says: Scam
BETA was trumpet. of which the sound
expired when the instrument was broken.
The GGuEois says: "Gambetta was be-
ginning to see thai radicalism and not
clericalism was the public enemy. Revo-
| iutions are assesses which end by poison
| ing the blood of the nation, unless the
surgeon resorts to the lancet at favorable
moment. Gambetta's case terribly resem-
bIes that of France"
The whole of the troops of Paris and
Marseilles have been ordered to attend the
funeral of Gambetta,
Bonnat sketched Gan1betta on his death
bed and will paint his portrait. The
death chamber sketches are intended for
painting.
/ BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The North German Ca
zette says: SIN German eyes Gambetta
has ever appeared the personifcation of
revenge. His name was always associated
with the sound of the war trumpet, but
there has also ever existed in Germany
generous appreciation of foreign merit
and greatness of character. Germany does
not hesitate to lay wreath on the bier of
her enemy with whom she VIGOROUSLY
wrestled in brave and honest struggle
The German military authorities unre,
servedly acknowledged the high talents OF
the deceased. 1t is not our affair to ana
lyze his political career but only to sympa.
thize with fate. He was a patriot who did
not despair of the star of his fatherland'
The Borsen Courier says: Certain it is
that the death of Gambetta delivers France
and tho peace of Europe from great dan.
ger.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2.-The Journal dt
st. Petersburg, without disputing the great
part played by Gambetta, says his great
ness was on the wane and his position seri
ously menaced.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Times Paris
special correspondent says: ''Some new
element will probably be introduced into
the DuClerc ministry bringing up the min
| isterialists in the chamber of deputies tt
: 300 OF $50, thus hiding for time the fear
full gap which the death of Gambette
made"
, VIENNA, Jan. 2.-Tke Deutsche Zeitunt
says: 'The death of Gambetta moment
, ously increased the chances of peace ant
{ will disturb the warlike plans of Russia
MADRID, Jan. All the newspapers re
fer to the death of Gambetta. The demo
/ cratic journals express the opinion tina
democratic France lost o most vigorous
{ champion.
. PARIS, Jan. 2.-The body of Gambett,
r will be taken tomorrow to the Palai
) Bourbon, and will remain until Friday
3 when the funeral will take place. The in
| torment will be in the cemetery Pere Ii
Chaise. The members of the diplomatic
l corps ask leave to attend the funeral.
The revolutionary journals declare tina
r France died with Gambetta. The Debot
declares that much may be forgiven Gam
/ BETA in consideration of his love TO
, France.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-The National Gazette
r referring to the death of Gambetta, says
: ''The republic being regarded as a pledg,
, of peace, the death of its principal sup
J porter should be regarded as politica
loss"
. Other journals express sympathy ant
} praise Gambetta's patriotism, Germanic
} alone uttering words of censure, saying h
, knew how to amass riches in the years O.
) his country's misfortune.