The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-09-04
TELEGRA.PaIC.
THE DEAD NO.KING.
A Row Among the French Royal

A Row Among the French Royal
London, IA Paris dispatch says:
A telegram from FrohBdOrf says the
Countess Chambord, having EXPRESSED 8
wish that the position Of chief mourner
at the funeral Of her husband be held by
the latter's nearest relative, the Count OF
Paris, decided 10 return to Paris, with
the other Orleanist princes, last night.
Il is to be noted in connection with the
above the question Of precedence
throughout has been Of very delicate
character. A Paris correspondent Of
the Times, writing on Saturday, said
the Orleans Princes had not yet seen
any representative Of the elder branch Of
the Bourbon family. The Count OF
Bsrdi took his departure bsfore STE
arrived at Frohsdorf, and Don Car.os is
laid up with cold near Yesitz
London, AT the services in the
chapel at Frohsdorf, to-day, the Count
Of Paris did lot take precedence of
Countde Chambord's nearest relation,
declaring that he would not dispute the
wishes Of the Counts widow under his
own roof.
Times special: Countess de Chambord
wishes the funeral of the Count to have
private character, whereas if the Count
OF Paris took the first place, it would have
the character of public monsrchisl
demonstration.
Paris, Pleading Royslists have
urged the Count of Paris to 90 to Goritz,
promising the peace to which he ia en-
titled shall be given him, but the Count
perslstentiy refused Paris newspapers
regard this act as consummAting rup-
ture between Orlesnists and Legitimists.
Vienns, 2.-Emperor Francis Josepb's
brother WILL not attend the funeral Of the
Count OF Ohsmbord sfter all, but will
send an aid de camp to represent him.
There aeems to be an understanding be-
tween the Emperor and the Orleans
Princes since the Emperor's visits to
the Count of Paris.
Prince FerdinandO will represent the
King of Bavaria at the funeral. The
Saxon court will go into mourning one
week.
Goeiiz, 3.-The refusal Of the Orleans
Princes to attend the obsequies Of Cham
bord created considerable sensation.
Over 5000 Frenchmen are here. A group
is forming TO prepare resolutions upon
the death of the Count. Several Royalist
notsbles declare they will return to Paris
forthwith, and some have already started.
1t is thought probable the agitation may
lead to some untoward demonstrations.
It ia stated that large Legitimist meet
ing will be held to examine the political
situation. and prepare 8 manifesto for
Count de Paris.
Paris, 3.-The reu aims of Chambord
were conveyed from Frohsdorf to Wolk-
ersdorf on Sunday morning and sent
from there 10 Goritz in the evening.
All the Inhabitants Of Frohsdorf accom-
panied the pi ocession from the chateau to
the depot.
The cortege consisted of force of
local volunteers and intimate friends of
the deceased. The coffin was placed in q
railway carriage, deliberately draped.
At Gofitz the railway depot was heavily
hung with black drsperies In the street
through which the procession marched
mary black flags and draperies were dis.
played from public buildings and resi-
dences A plaster cast of the Counts
face was taken and Duke Ssgnan made
q sketch Of the body SIS it lay in state.