The sun., 1891-06-28

ssssd ssss o" mowsn, with mere pride The Sheriff hss
0h hs shse oa sndsfh h. TssGs GScamnn Sns
Maho1n,s hon., 9ir oi defiance had been the lrst show
ne|Iah sRiI5t n Catholic gentleman before IN
Mnbon senSe eao the low y2iSe Of The
snmes 'Tr 70 touch this gentleman. this gentleman
VIII defend himself against that gentleman. or
senteSan 10 pctset @n's Fine me- has got the arm
se sna ts spsssa sne the Hsh
him NotSns more rev Was s. said d'1Y 10 The a"sn o%ormsn
He went to Iraiiy eosse aud spent his hiS'n% time
have made SO familiar TO English re liers Al
Ter lis graduation he was admitted to the bar.
attended, cSlivation Of S His osS esa,es ta lie
Pn,g1Es1 Par1is1p pliss nt once andwas elected to
In London he fought again and again. But
alter, one term he lost his seat and. finding he
eontnSo De Of q 10 to his Is to
romantic career OF adventure.
cdaS He first went tS Paris and appeared at the
and form and his readiness to. fight and his
iormidableness when once in n duel soon won
friend OF he King and intimaie with TalIeyTa, d.
AL me brilliant SOCIETY OF the eantal OF fashion
With Paris IS centre Of operations he trav-
fhs "S sfS%t s" Was n SeS
srAl; He fought under nearly every lag and
dlstinguishGd listing himseli among the brave men
he ona Sner The H.
q pnfs & Al The :. Of ten q
sn1 sas eng tsF'!%sa' q !sss ,l$s 1ss
ss COUNTRY and did H not fSss to R is
energy Ho 20 "nsquH IN the fn Wn
.'ssnss les ss.iv,y hSd nst mRsirsd hs hsath qr
brsyest MOmSph s,IlI t found him arst in at;
face, md his record ci reckless daring and
his low. sweet voice that could say compli;,
msnts OF deadliest words OF anger with equal
Alter remaining in Franco a while he went
hs 10 shoot Pears and wovt os IN
the Imperial Iody Guard, which gave hin rank
the Tartars visIied China. india ana Farthsr
1nd,a; camned with Arabs. Tough, under tho
pedition to South America; 10 llrft fought in
the Chiiian Governmont.. E Thore lie CHANGED med
IRON IRON s,Idtep '9 S sailor nnd rose to the
tRs 10 Brns nni
bsfSms b RHns Colonel in the army OF tho Emperor
When Brazil was. quiet and not speck OF
he G@e effsSa S91n
"a triepa. Philippe Esalitl. departed. and
bS the a ut Saa s ssi
upon the fortunes Of tho knight errant. Napo::
and n mace b% lion S.
But he remat only short time. and went
to visit the German Empire.
marok and be became bosom, friends, and their
became 2 favorite companion .oi the Crown
Prinee. For NO one could equal The O'Gorman
tasns ~eae added the
isss Iiis 4 sss at isIs sime . shss as the dinnes
Age was beginning to tell upon him. The
waa no longer the fashion and personal daring
was no longer the feature OF war. 80 he re-
's s9f sf a
It was to m inquiry from that gentleman that
ard q ~ nsiis ssys nesss BEEN sSailsnsed::
sarov s Hs fa e sse
challenging him. In Parliament he was noted
figure because Of the wonder Of his long and
adventurous lie Those who sought to point
him out were a.. liable to find him on the
benches OF the Ministry as among the Irish
members. For The O'Gorman Mnhon did as he
pleased. sat whore he pleased.and SAID what he
pleased.
He It was who introduced Mr.. Parnell to Mrs.
most luckless day OF his life. This unfortunate
introduction seemed TO pray upon hts mind.
md. taken with the anxieties Of the complca-
tons in Irish arIairs. suddenly routed the iron
forces OF his body which hnd stood with him
apparently unimpaired to the last.
1t was auiet and not unhappy ending OF a
long and unique life-a lilo that was raralleled
alleled again. The. O'Gorman Mahon. after
living oyer 80 years: has fought his last duel.
charged in his last battle.
His duellinc pistols hang in tho study of ex-
Judge Richard O'Gorman of this city. Judge |
PGorman was his cousin. and shares tho FAM
lily admiration for the great O'Gorman Mahon. |
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