The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-30

During his stay Kossuth met nearly all the
eminent men In this country.
kossuth hats-soft felt broad brimmei
chapcaus-took the place OF pretty nearly a.
olher styles of hats for men.
He had several conferences with Presideht
Fillmore, aud the kindness with which he VS.
received coupled with the warmth with VII N
he mad been nguratively elapsed 20 tho pOJlle
breast. led kossuth 10 think that he might
begin here q movement to tear Hungary
from Austria. To advance this plan hossuth
hist engraved and printed some 10
001 ono norins Of paper money. which he In
tended TO shin To agents In Hungary when the
time came When he got ~ far a. that II was
made clear 10 him that President Fillmore
would not even listen TO such q scheme much
less sanction IT, and that the American people
fidnT care to Interest themselves in matter
In which they had no personal concern. Then
the money was burned
Kossuth left this country in Use and went
10 Europe. where he spent many years trav
cling about lecturing and working for the
Hungarian cause. In 1859 he hoped TO get
France to fight Austria and thus give Hungary
a chance TO rise again. hut In that he was dis
appointed. As late ist5 when Austria and
Prussia were At war. he stroye 10 persuade tho
Hungarians TO repudiate the compromise made
with Austria which Dcak had effected, hut in
vain Then he settled down in Turin. Italy. 10
spend the remainder OF his life in exile. He
never would return TO hungary. though often
| invited to do So aad even elected several times
to q seat in the Hungarian parliament
When pressed by poverty in issO he began 10
publish part Of his Memoirs" and he contin-
uei for some years in writing the story OF his
life. Thus IL was that an osi man. who had
once been dictator Of aswealthy people and the
dread OF the empire and who is the solitary
survivor OF the great European libcraiors Of
modern times. gained his daily bread
Funeral Arrangements
| TURIN. March a2-The municipal
authorities have placed themselves en-
tirely at the disposal of the kossuth
family in regard to the arrangements
being made for the funeral of Louis
Kossuth. the distinguished patriot who
died at IL o'clock Tuesday night.
The authorities expressed the desire
that the remains should be buried in
the pantheon, in which many of the
illustrious dead of Italy have their
last resting place. But the family has
decided to remove the remains to
Hungary, and. together with the
remains OF his wife and daughter.
which are Inferred in the English Gem
etery at Genoa, they will be escorted
To Buda Pesth, where ii is expected
they will be given public funeral.
The remains will be kept here until
the bodies of his wife and daughter are
exhumed and all the preparations for
the funeral in Hungary have been com
pleted. The dead mans sons will &C
company the bodies to Buda Pesth.
A cast of Kossuth's face has beer
! taken and the body embalmed.
Many messages of sympathy hav,
reached the family. They are coming
; from all parts of Europe as well a
from America.
Mourning In Hungary.
BUpA PEsrn. March 2a.-The great
E est grief is expressed here at the dealt
of Louis Kossuth. Mourning emblem
are being displayed on all sides ant
/ every newspaper in the two cities ap
l peared to-day with black borders.
Mourning flags are already flying OF
!. many houses. and before the day j. pas
the cities will be black with crepe AM
0 other emblems Of sorrow felt by tn
+ people of Hungary at the death of tn
: exiled patriot
n To Have a Public Burial.
ffsIH- March --.-Al has pcch ~
y cided that the expenses of the burial 9
Kossuth are TO be paid by the city {
A. Pesth.
o At the opening Of parliament larc
7 number of wreaths and various en-
\ blems of mourning were displayed
: the chamber of deputies.
y The independence party have take
at advantage of kossuth's death to j
! sue manifesto extolling the life an
d services of the patriot. and violentl
D. assailing the principles lie combatte