Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-27
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..,,x. J,p. g7-Hon. Theodore
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'i'in a,a'ly All o'clock this morning.
~. Ranyon ha, been In some"nA.
n h.,llh for some time past ou'
''. 'N.,.o,,ls ialal results were an'ic'
No longer ago than last Tues
.,.nlos hO was present at " din'
~ Y, ,,v,n 10 hi, honor by eI'EmP pre-,
s.,,ss. mother Of Emperor VIZ "
lisa''it y, ,umner he had plann el 70
40. s,teudsd trip through NOT
rl, ~, an ths sdvice Of bis physician
r'yi ndopsd this trip, and ins'sau
p r,slsbnd, where he TOOK tne
s lie subsequently, wen ,,,, "
,,s,tsln, 10 sWiizoIlaAo, IoI 'ns ~
~ N taking the after cure. elsoS
ums. however, ho has mahlIes ~
lels u .s,,vlly In the discharge Of the
.,,.o,bi, office, which have beon
yuN ~. !. usually onerous on account
'n'm lnA ss.,nnilo.tlons In European
which have more or less de.
49, ,ho attention and care Of the
fanatic representatives OF All n
i,ss, M, death will come ~ = g I'm.
- 10 ofieial aud social elic!os MY
"a Bsflln, where no was n great '"Nor
S .,,n,,c,t
rs.odo,e Runyon was born nj
,e,moryille, n. j., October 20, u.s.
M gtadualed from Yale college IN
mo and In 1916 was admitted TO the
In 1853 he was made city at
ons,. and in 1856 city councillor Of
NsWsik. n, j., which pOsition ho re-
i,,s.I until 1854, when ho became
80, Of the city. He was appointed
Issg a commissioner 10 revise ana
,,iliy the military laws OF new
Jousy, and 10 1857 was made bfigauioI
,spstai and subsequently, major
.a,t,I Of the New Jersey national
sa,,d. AtIhe outbreak Of the Civil
IN he yAs placed 10 command OF a
NV Jersey brigade OF volunteers. In
lss5 he vas the Democratic candidate
IN governor Of his state, but was not
,I,eisd. In 1873 to 1857, he was
ttAnsellor OF Now jersey. Ia March,
.ss, he was appointed by President
ll,ysland United states minister TO
iisfmany, and shortly afterwards he
sA made ambassador, In accordance
eith A law OF Congress that the United
kl.la representative In Germany
,hould DO raised 10 the rank OF EN-
ils.ioL feeiptocally with similar Ac-
% on The part Of the German govern
nsnl concerning Its representative In
iha United States.
A degree of LII. ID. was conferred
rIon him by Yale, Rutgers and Wee
l,yah colleges.
M. Runyon was the successor OF
William Walter Phelps, who had held
ins Place OF German minister four
sur He was gallant soldier and
fen Runyon, on the Alexandria rail.
bad At the south end Of Long bridge,
tuf Warrington, LEA peTpeluation OF
BIZ nlmt.
a. lho time Of the appointment OF
blL RunyOn II wasffemATked as being
lasI Of the Office seeking the man.
hs name was presented 10 the PreEi.
Feat By Senator MePhersOn and Sen.
,st Saith, and he knew nothing Of
lhs application which was being made
Bis behalf until he was asked by
bitter II be would accept. The uns-
ill1oeAl end0fsume8t which he re.
i'eeived from the senators anu the
hlsh reputation enjoyed by him In the
i'als led the President TO make the
polnIment without hesitation.
lie was a man OF unquesiioned abil.
lyahd high social AttAlnmenls, Dur
'hF Biz service In Berlin the mos,
npoilAnt matter that has been bending
'lUten the United States ana Gar
Aity has been that IN regard to the
lSm.VAl OF tho restrictions Imposed on
las impoflalions OF American potk
'll beeI products into that country,
ANNOUNCED IN wAsHISaros,
WAslIlN0IoS, Jan. 20 The Ascot.
~ Ftvss announcement OF the denlh
" tmbassAdof Runyon preceued anv
VOC Ad'iees Of the departments here,
nl hshe had been received up 10
llllnlghl. The lAteness OF Ia, hour
lsVrn'ed the news from being wiu.ly
taoNh IN Washington. Tho annoubcs.
iheh' VI Tue Death will be a great shsch
I We Administration personapes. for
nhouRh MT. kunyOn was uot 1sIl
tuoNh here personally, yet the dinln.
hltlc ability which ha 'P'N-