Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-11

cons behsf. He has secured letters
from August Belmont and other proui-
nent DeGoc.ats, urginz that his s1n be
restored 70 his oftis-. AT least enc
member OF .he Cabinet is very actively
interested 10 McAllis,er's behalf.
Burke and Cisw Meet.
DrSvEs. Oct. l0.-Jsck Burke. cham
pion Of England, and Join p. Glow,
champion Of Colorado, fought four
rounds with tvo osncs gloves. at Ar
mgry Hail, Leadviile, this evening.
Fifteen handred perssRs we're present
No great damage was done either, al
though Glow was three times Knocked
into his seat. and once fell heavily
against the ropes. Tie contest uas
declared drav. The light air told
greatly against Burke, who brestked
heavily from the start.
The Dyinx mears OF Cardia.i Ne.
Cisskey.
NEW foEk, Oct 10 som after 4
O'Clock this afternoon, the Cardinal
sank int1 uaconsoiousness. and % COO
tinoed through the evening. The gras-
est apprehenstons were based on this
fact. and Monsignor Farley, Father
Donbrisse, and Mrs. John Kelly, who
was at her home, we're hurrledly snm-
moned to the Cardinals houss and bed.
side. At 10 O'Clock those sbsus the
bedside Of the SICK man we're of the
tirm belief hs would never again regain
oonssioosness- The Cardinals nephex
had bean sent for. be being in Philadsl-
phia- For some hours prior to bis loss
Of Consciousness, she Cardinal had
taken no nourishmeni, and those who
saf. H.ff r-e .fa - N.S
was the inevitable and speedy exns1s-
ton OF the unsupported vital forces
Rev. Father Do1cey came burned '
soon after 10 o'clsck, and Joined the
group of watching friends. IL vas
thought that dissolution might be dis
tant yet from Zen TO twelve hours, bot
this was not to be. About midnight
lights began flashing from various
r1oms in the Cardinals house, and to
groups waiting outside there came the
consciousness that unusual activity ip-
side Was indicative of the approach of
the closing scenes. About 1880 a ner-
vous tvitohirg of the muscles of the
diving mans face was observed, and the
household drew nearer. The doctor
bent by his side, and constantly felt the
ratidly hickerinQ pulse. The Rev.
Monsignors prayed fervently. and re-
peated inyocati0ns for the dying. Half
past II and the scene was one simply Of
waiting. On one side of the bed were
the Cardinals nieces, Mrs. Kelly and
Mrs. Cieary, and on the other Was Miss
MoCloskey and Miss Mullen, the latter |
another niece. Behind them, standing
almost in q circle, were MensiRnors |
Farley, Preeton and Quinn, Archbishop |
Cofriean. DIR. Mcdonald, Father Don |
orisse and assistant priests attached to |
the cathedral, rsoiting prayers for the |
dying. DIR. Kriss, at the head of tile |
bed, anxiouay watched the ebbing life |
OF his patient, who although 1ncon
scious, ,still held in bis hand the crucifix, |
the emblem of bis faith. At 1880 the |
end came, and 50 peacefully and psin- |
iessiy that those VITO watched scarcely |
knew that the great change had come, |
until DR.. Ksyes sienified that all was
over, and the Cardinal vas dead. Then |
butler Walsh ushered forth to the cab |
the venerable Rev. Doubrisse. The ser
wants eyes were wet. and DIR. keyes,
who supported the Rev Father on one |
side, said to the waiting crowd outside.
"The Cardinal 10 dead" Mousignof |
Preston remained with the relatives,
and offered prayers for the repose Of /
the dead prelate's soul. Other digni-
laries and priests retired after the /
death. The dead CARDINALS remains
will rest In the vault of the cathedral.
The interment will probably he one
week from sunday.
New YORK, Oct. I0.-1he arrange
ments for the funeral Of Cardinal Nc
Cioskey have not yet been completed.
The clergy are IN quandary as to hov
the casket should DO trimmed, certain
rules In that regard being laid down for
txe burial of a Cardinal. A cablsgram
has been sent TO Rome asking for in
stractions. In the meantime the casket
has been ordered, aud is to be made of
San Domingo mahogany.
There we're Numerous callers at the
palace today, and kilograms Of condo-
ienoe were received by Archbishop Cor
rigan from the Archbishops of Halifax
and st. Loois, and the BIsheps of st.
Joseph, No.. Chatham. n. B., and VIM
o-nnes, Ind; and q cableeram Of con-
ISOLATION was received from Cardinal
Slmsni, Prefect Of the Propaganda az
Rome.
fhe deceased prelate will be buried in
his fall Cardinals robes and mitre, and
while lying In state will be guarded day
aud night by delegates from the St.
Nlnccut uc L Tdui ooolety. lue oatuc- |
dfal will be draped in m.urnina and
the sanctuary in purple velvet, emble-
matioal Of his position. he will be
buried in the vault underneath the
church. adjoining the one which now
contains the remains Of bis predecessor.
Archbishop Hughes
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