New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
MOURNTNG For KOSSUTH.
HONORS TO BE PAID BY THE HUN
GARIAN GOVERNMENT.
TIE FUNERAL EXPENSES WILL BE BETRAYED
BY THE CITY OF PESTH-TIIE UNITED
STATES TO BE REPREsENTED-rIs
GIFTERING At TIE END.

SUFFERING AT THE END.
Pegth. March 2.-The Hungarian Ministry and
the National party in The Diet have reached an un-
derstanding IN regard to the honors TO be paid to
the memory of Kossuth Had this agreement not
been reached. the fail Of the Ministry would have
been inevitable.
The City Council decided to provide a tomb
for Kossuths body in case it be buried In Hungary.
4 deputaton OF Councmen will go to Turin to at
tend the services attendant upon the removal of
the body.
The independence party will demand in the Cham
Der that the Government fix a day OF national
mourning for the dead patriot and take steps 10
erect monument to him ut the expense of the
State Great preparations for the general observ-
ance of day of mourning and for the reception of
Kossuths body on Hungarian soil are proceeding In
all the cities Of the kingdom.
1t has been decided that the expenses Of the
burial Of Kossuth are TO be paid by the city Of
Pcsth.
At the opening OF Parliament to-day a large
number of wreaths and various embems OF mourn
ing displayed In the Chamber Of Deputies.
Hundreds of public and private buildings in the
city are draped with black, and upon many Of them
black bordered flags have been hoisted. All of
the newspapers appeared with black borders this
morning and the theatres were all closed tonight
The independence party have taken advantage
Of Kossrths death to issue manifesto eXtolhng
the life and services Of the patriot and violently
asyailing the principles he combatel during his
lifetime.
Mourning for Kossuth is general in this city.
Every man has Grape on his hat Women wear
only black garments. Black flags hang over the
fronts Of the houses of Parliament, the banks. the
University buildings and the clubs. Many pro-
vincial towns have gone into mourning as deeply
as has this city. \ dispatch from Vienna says that
the police there have forbidden the Hungarian Club
to display the black flag.
Turin March 21.-The Municipal Council has Of
fcred to provide a suitable tomb for the burial Of
Louis Kossuth in this city, and appropriate
honors at the funeral. The family Of the dead
patriot replied that they could not accept the offer
until they had learned the decision of the Hun
garian Parliament to what honors that body Is
disposed TO pay TO Kossuths memory.
Wayne MacVeagh. American Ambassador to It
aly has intmatel TO the family Of kossuth that
the United states Will lie officially represented at
the funeral.
During the last few days Of Kossuths illness tele-
grams were constantly arriving from ell parts OF
Europe inqurng to his condition and fr1enrs'
ospeclallv from Hungary. came on every train lo-
@ & .' liN,ro b,s incrcas~d en0rrnously and the
number of newspaper Tesponccnts ana others
seeking admission to the house OF the dead pa''o'
Tho diving man suffered very much in his last
hours Though he was IN an ainost compel" slAts
breatb@i Win great difIcui:y lie Appealed to re-
tain his mental faculti. to ne iast:, ..,. oho.,,
p o'clock. un' he d.ed at lo'5 p m his sS iniensS Is,
suffering hcartrendng To those VINO St'ti ~
his bedside. His respiration became 50 labpTed
about O'Clock that TWO bags Of oxygen we're
brought into his room to facilitate ms breathing
From this time he sank gradually, until an ocSt-
sional gasp ali that indicated lie. m tnls
state he lay for nearly an hour. and at lo"@ me
sick man gave final gasp and passed away
Tho present at the bedside were Francesca ana
Louis Kossuth. his sons; his cousin. Mrs AmDro,
vich. her husband. two and nephew; Colonel
Figy- Emesy. formerly dede-camp 10 kossuth;
Deputies KarO,yi Lukies and Etvoies Count Ben
yovsky and Mr. PeyrOt an evangelical pastor
General Kossuth left no property IN reaI estate.
In consequence of his losses through Italian BANKS
he was some time ago compelled 80 sell MS great
library for 5000 forms. This and the personal
property in his house Is believed TO nave COM
rri sed all his possessions.
4 cast of the face taken this morning ana
the body has been cmbalmed II Is stated that the
bodies Of Kossuth's wife and daughte-. who were
buried in Genoa, will be exhumed ana remover 20
Pesth where. ii is now stated. the Hungarian
patriot will be buried -
Premier Francesca Crispi telegraphcd 10 nos
suths son this afternoon; -. r
II learn with the deepest regret Of the dcath OF
your dear father. whose glorious past VIII dWcll
incnaceably in the hearts o. all lovers ~ liberty
Rome March 2l-Ali OF the Rome newspaperS
most OF them agree should be- REGARDED as a
compatrot and friend OF Garba,dI and friend
of Italy. HIS last expressed wish regarding hl,
final resting place was that he might be DuiI"d
in Genoa. where his wife and daughter le . ..
King Humbert and the members oi the Iti!ial
Ministry have sent messages of c0ndo!ence 10 ho3-
family.