Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-11

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NEW YORK, sept. lo.-boc tOrs Wn.
Koop and Scudder held an informal con-
sultation this morning between 9 and 10
O'Clock with regard TO the condition of
Mt. Cox The result was they found
their patient in lower condition than
Yesterday. Meanwhile, the physicians
saw there is no reason wh5FMT. Cox
should grow any worse during the day,
unless there is aTeturn Of the attack of
heart failure, which the physicians do
not anticipate That Mr. Cox s con-
dition is a precarious one, ID established
by the fact it has been determinedstla
at no time during the day viii he be
without a physician'at his bedside. DIT.
Lockwood viii remain in Chicago until
noon, at which hour Or. Scudder wilk&s-
sumo cure of the sick chamber.
NEW YORK, sept. COngressman
Cox died at $40 this evening
Mr.. Coz is native Of Ohio, having
been bora. at Ea1esyiIie, Sept. g. 30, 1924.
Ibis fatheEs- Ez6iesII Cox, was bF trade.a
PRINTER .Gut sergeF in the "Ohio senate
from is22 to 1898. His ancestry can be
traced back Ia the days Of Gen. James
Cox of Monmouth, n. J., q gallant
revolutionary soldier who took part in
the battles OF Germantown, Brandywine
and Monmouth Gen. Cox was 4 per-
soual friend Of Thomas jefferson and
served i'm congress- during the latter
administration ON the maternal side
Mr.. Cox is descended from s.. Sullivan,
+state treasurer of Ohio in 1918, a man Of
high character in all relations of life.
Eir. Cox received his oduca-
ton at the Ohio university At Athens and
Brown 5 university, Rhode Island, grad
uating with honor from the latter lnsuItu-
ton i'm 1916. He shortly afterwards be-
gan tLe study of law in the Office Of
Tauhel WoTthingtOn in Cincinnati, and
NE made the Queen City his home until
1880. when be went abroad on an extend
.e3 European tour. On his return he
published ''Ths Buckeye Abroad, n
wen written and popular work descrip-
tive OF his travels. in 1853 Air. Cox be-
came pTopFietoTand editor Of the 'Ohio
Statesman ''' 4 Columbus paper, at
which place he took up. his abode. twas
while editor of this paper J}gat he received
the sobriQuet OF ''Suustt Cox, - having
obtained the appelIation FROM a dcscrip-
ton of a beautiful sunset witnessed by
him. and which he published in his pa
per In 1855 he was offered the secTe-
tarvship Of the legation TO England, but
declined the honor; he however, the same
wear accepted the secrCtaTyshlp Of Iega-
ton to Peru, but resigned on account Of
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