The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-03

DENISON, January 2.-Another case OF
smallpox was sent to the pesthouse few days
ago, which has since died. To-day all the
children in attendance at the public school,
who have not been vaCcinated, have been dis
missed and notified that they must be vac
cinated before they can be re- admitted.
France.
PARIS, January There is some idea of
postponing Gambetta's funeral until the 10TH,
so that the senate and chamber of deputies
may attend in body. 1t is estimated that
1000 persons visited the house at Villa D.
Array yesterday. The people were admitted
in groups of five or ten into the hall, where
they assembled to the small bedroom where
the body is lying. The visitors include min
isters, senators, and other notaries. The
room is poorly furnished. The body lies or
small, iron bedstead, completely covered by
sheets, except the head, which rests on two
pillows. The face is pale, the HAIR grayer
than formerly, and the beard entirely gray.
Gambetta appears fifteen years older than he
really was. His friends seems utterly beside
themselves Some aged ones INDUCED in
weeping. There were few flowers on the
bed Otherwise there were none of the en-
blems usually in force on such occasions. \
painter was seated at the foot of the bed,
sketchng the scene. Other artists, for illus
trated papers, were similarly occupied in the
rooms. The money Gambetta leaves was
principally accrued from his newspaper. A
correspondent who made tour of Paris streets
Yesterday says that there was real ConSterna.
ton in Bourgeois, in the trading quarters. In
the artesian districts there was indifference
among the groups of workmen, and one per
son was even exclaimed against for saying the
republic had suffered a great loss.
The Voltaire and Paris Telegraph express
grief at Gambetta's death, and refer to his
deeds when the country was endangered.
The Sotell (organist) dwells upon the blow
that oppOrtuniSm has received, but refrains
from saying anything against Gambetta's mem
DRY.
CIemenceau (royalist) sees the finger of God
in the death of Gambetta. That journal also
reviveS the old story that Gambetta was shot
by woman.
Rochefort's ''In Inuansigant' publishes an
article headed, END Of a Savior" reminding
those whom Gambetta threatened at Belle
vile that they can now sleep in peace.
Further details Of his death state that Gam
beta was impatient to see the end OF the
year, which he considered unlucky for him.
The body will be embalmed and moved to
Paris to-day.
Gambetta's fortune is estimated at under
seven hundred and fifty thousand francs.
PARIS, January 1.-The autopsy shows
that the death of Gambetta was the result OF
pepiiyphilites pesicolite. Any surgical oper-
alton would have been dangerous and unjus-
tifiable.
The poSt-mortem examination of Gambetta
was held in order to contradict the rumor that
his death was caused by bullet in the abdo-
men. The corpse viii be in state in Rue
St. Didier until the funeral. Gambetta's
sister has gone to Nice to obtain her fathers
consent 10 permit state funeral. The cabi.
MT has deci led that the funeral shall be
similar to Theirs and Cremaux's as members
of the gOyerpment for national defense
Pazisians hav: decided to close their shops or
the day of the funeral.