Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-01-27

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LAN Remarhaeas fsr Diverse kxPsri-
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A. Rest with Hls Loved wife.
Ex-President Rutherford b. Hayes
died at his homer Fremont, Ohio, 1t II
s'cloek, Tuesday fight, Hs ,tesutred
from d trip the prior Saturday night and
was then III. He grew worse, and Mon.
day IL was announced that he was seri-
ously sick. He had been seized Ut
Cleveland with neuralgia Of the heart,
viii on his way home from an Eastern
trip.
During Monday night he rested well,
and Tuesd y his fxiends were hopeful
As the day wire away, hls syniptbms
becdme aggravated. In the evening
tho family sent for DR.. Hirbish, ply,
stefan. The doctor soon announced
that his patient was growing rapidly
worse AMI that the end could be expect
cd any moment. Shortly thereafter the
ex-president died. There were present
at his bedside his daughter, Miss
Frances Hayes, and his sons Scott OF
Cincinnati, Orchard OF Toe 10, and
Webb and rutherford H. Hayes.
A personal friend Oh the family gives
this statement OF the sickness and
death OF the ex-P President. "Gep. Hayes
was in Cleveland with. bis son Webb,
Fl,iday, AMI left there Saturday after.
noon for Fremont. Hywas driSen in a
closed carr age 10 tile tn.on depot,
where his son iained him, and i'm Aedi-
ately AT or en- ering the car complained
a. a. iola anu $500 iuI : sMaaaiaS. ~
~. ..y oohnel.au ~ .oaso tnu ~, ana
uiants we're given him. These so revived
him that he insisted on returning to
thn tr aavino Tint he must 90 home j
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M44AktAA tnAn iiye~anywhere else.1 After
,,iatos rc;ns IN tha chast v,hinh Iastad
Sloie-t pains ~ ING chsst, Mhicn iasleu
until after his return. hoiql He was
,aIfayod - distrars Ei. haart .S.,or 70
ieiic'ou " "io'io'o ~ neono'e, ~
covered us vlgor anl me was suddenly
uhiIo iyir, In ri. t,psn rnnm uo fr..
VI ~ -
quently referred sp y Visit MADE
tb his wifk's grave the pts-
,.ading SUNDAY md spola NJ tba
oo.ns Sun"1 So n9
quiet beauty OF the s~noW-covefed
scene. He said that he almost wished
he uas lying thera nv the side ~ h;s
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wire. III was all so pedseiul, ana YET,
he said, Il nm not unhappy. My life Is
nm axcor+;op,rv bap,y nnn, Uis last
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words Were. hhoW thal am gong
where Lucy is This was spoken to
bis family ,bysic;an with the utmost
a.naat, III :, l., ,bo ayanin, rhora
was every reason to suppose that tho
paticnt wnula mass n com ortab,e night,
and ia gan,;ly rat;rna a, rac+ In nas'aJ
anu the ia,iii5 ieeieu ~ ieee. nc pas Gu
quietly n painless iy away.
Sketch OF iii, Career.
Rutherford Birchprd HAYES was horn Oct.
/. 1893. lie had Teen known principally as all
Dhio Governor prior TO his nomination for tie
Presidency. although he made a record In the
war He was educated at KENYON College and
studied law In the office of Thomas sparrow. nj
Columbus. In 1873 he moved to CinctnnatI
where he built up 4 GOOD practice and gained
cousiderahle rnrIitation IN several sensational
tnhrdef trials in Is1g lie was made Cftg
Solicitor. He entered the army al Major of Tx
Twenty-third Ohio Volunteer infantry June 4
is@I few months later he was lieutenant
Colonel and he came ont Of the army with fhe
rank nf Ererat Major e. neral of yolunteers a
rank conferred upon him for gallant and dis.
tippuished services during the eampaign Of
I ,sst IN Wee, yirainia and : articninrIw II the
battle of Fishers Iii and Cedar creek Va"
Aug. q, 1864, while Hayes was in the field, he
was elected 10 Congress. and took his seat BEG.
ise5 ,ie was eierteI To The newt Coneress
Int resiancd to max = race for the Govrr,,or.
h.i wa 70 reno wl, ntn ns ted ls discrimination and was was
elected nv nnout Tho ueuaI ohio mtio,jty. In
isS2 he accepted a ronsination To Congress,
Inf was Iafepted nv Erp, n n, RAINING,
,The nsn,Li;can state = nyention IN ts5s
taninsted HAYES a third time for the eities
az Invernpr. Alter n campgian thtS excited
Inn atta,, i'm NJ the entire eonnirv on accoutit
Ne re aranc;at her.sias inyolvaa he was
eiactea defeatir,y ",}Id Ri" Allen about hWs
VIA II wa. this INN ortant canvass that
~ = "HF NeA'E NNNS
is7s' H,s nominatfon ,ras hronaht ahont by
fha 6vht AGAINST BIaipe. The nomination Of
tie latter was seen to be imrossibIe. The
Pennsviyenia delegation led in q break for
Haves and his nomiuation followed.
irtn snsnense rnd anxiety Of the conptrv
during the montI's following the election is
Ions mon The causes. HIS remuneration was
not a militant. INT a respectabie one. aud
Washineton society declared his wife 10 be a
most refined and charming woman. Mrs. hayes
died at fremont o." Juneal.IEn.
since his refinement from the Presidency
h ord b. Hayes had lived quietly al his
sidnnmaIv To pouttrv farming and the promo
tion ~ nr;scp reform, MI Eaves was al
tackled by an illness which caused him to lose
sequence
II will be remembered that ex-President
Hayes had been an intelligent and systematic
worker for the eJucation of the Southern
frarjnen and for ,rison rrform He vas a
trustee OF the Ohio state University and was
an earsest shd tha ehei ins, itu, ,I lon u ,or os sne
special attention and work to the subject
OF anans,ri na,,o eanca ana =, Witch IN | ia Mas ne
earnest advocate. In these and other fields Of
f=as .a ha.n u ,ni iils Is,I ne em ~ Si a wnaI might
The Birchard library was presented to the
aown o. aIsmon. o ~ s.t eHr,a af hnnrs . ny : MI ~
scum Of historical records,
81 the en ,i,s o. ,rol nat me- prasi r. may has s hence d ms