New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
TOPICS OF A WEEK IN PARIS.
BISMARCK's LATE ENEMY-THE RAG-rICK-
ERs-A WEDDIN(t-IN HiGH LIFE

Prince Bismarck has through tho Count NOI iss-
douis death been relieved Of bitter enemy phO, II
the German Emperor had not lived 50 long night
have been o dangerous one. Twelve years 4-o tho
late Count and the unfortunate Harry AruH pat
their head, together 20 unlcan.lc rhe Chan Tor,
and met with the approval 0l q ram aug per-
sonage. Their plot which was near ,uccceduc vas
fortuitously discovered. The Countess ION dom
had been az En-, 10 a tc3-parfy ~ the EHp
whore the little conspiracy WIS discussed. On
coming away she betrayed elltoa before German
who directs the reptile orchc,ir." lie Sl.pr.teI
why -hc was pleased. II also came Out GUi.c by
accident that Prince Of the Imperial family vas -
full Of admiration for the youn- and brlufiful
Hildegar,.e Won Usedom as TO rcvolye IN hi- m'nd
how 20 bring his wife 10 divorce him without sraB-
dal, and thus allow HIM 10 max" the Frauioil an
offer OF marriage. = ne Imperial PERSONA" was
watched, and led, in the presence Of spy. to cri-
fee 10 Blcchus. In ms cups nc expressed h hatred
of Bismarck and his confident hope that he had
come to the end Of his tethcr The friendship % rho
Empress Augusta and the Crown Prince and
Princess for the Csrdoms rendered their enemy al
the more implacabo. lie seized upon q diplomatic
revelation OF General La Marm0ri 70 accuse Tho
Count OI lack of prudence aud iniiict On him blow
from which he was never able 10 recover. Bread
and cheese were secured 10 the victim by th" Crown
Prince who insisted upon his being given place
IN the Fine Arts Department al Berlin. Ih' Count
ess Won 'scdom had been brought mp among Old lr-
dans and had their socablc and ca~y-gons vays.
She attended regularly the little tea parties Of the
Empress until the suspicious jealousy Of Bismarck
broke ont Courtcrs were afraid TO De- attentive 20
her after the terrible example that mad" % the
Count Won Arnim. The Crown Princess had tho
c0urage Of her friendship. but that accouul and
for other similar reasons Obliged often 10 winter
in Italy. II was the Count Won s'ieom who vas
charged with the di,Iilt task OF detachtng irtOf
Emmanuel from France. The English birrn and
education OF the Countess were of HSe to h,r NJ
court where Sir James Hudson held unique
position for many years. She and her husband
rather vegetatcd than lived after the Ems party
affair. II she had known how ~ conceal her Joy at
what passed on that occasion. Bismarck p.rlaps
would have subside,l into q neglected cOuutgy gen
taman and an attempt been made by Germany 10
effect the nominal restoration of the Comte 10
ChambOrd and give the effective power 10 the Due
dAamale Timers, when the plot between the two
German Counts was on foot, was a fayorlte ~ Bis
marck and GOT q hint from Berlin to kick against
Won Arnim. This he Wa very willing To do. a. the
cpremOni0u- manners of the Ambassador, and hls
very tall stature annoyed him. lie also felt that
the Ambassador was card OF GGiAot and the Dukes
NJ the Assembly.
The life of Paris has been intense duln2 the
week Wealthy people aroused 10 a keen aD-
probation of their blessings by the danger If po-
lice strike coincdIng with rsg-nickeIs r-' olt.
Imagne Paris with all lts Injuries detencelr,. and
exposed Ia an invasion ut 10000 starving people
from the hilly suburbs that incOse II. soldier.
would not have liked fire the victims of VI c Pre-.
feet Poubelle of his secretary VI Lyon 0li0s Judah,
and of the manufacturer of boxes, Louis oii0s
lew Society" wa, equal to tho occasion. IL st
once fraternized with the poor. stary ins rag
pic.ers NJ dc Larochelaucaud Due de- ,>ac.a
in IfaIy, broke lance in their behalf IN the ham,
ber Heads Of ROyalisr Committees got an iu'li ma
tou meeting called thc sale Lewis at hch they
were prepared to show that without a king there
was no hope for the poor man to enjoy the poaisda
not Baroness ROthschild assumed the character OF
Lady Bountiful. which so well becomes her. Her
aims were distributed with good grace and with
intelligence among the suffering class. The Duchess
and other falr and fine ladies OF the Faubourg ST.
German were all for charitable enterprise. and
proving to the people that it j, they and not the
stnck-up Joa,q,oses dwelling in official palaces that
are the peoples best friends
Then Paris has I'D in the course Of the w'.k the
grand Rus,0-Spanieh wedding. receptions al tho
FlySfe and the +. O.; a tetc n the Mlritpns, q
preface to the hnudrelth edition WHAT'S tb' nse OK
teaching children hoN 10 read = ot Marie t"'"m-
hicrs book, and the revival % la lam' aux
CaWe.ia~" Concerning the wedding the absence
from il Was remarked of SrTrauOS eldest son and his
wife Mldemoise,le CampOs Y Martinez. Of Princess
Altx KeutcheDey, t-ln-law of the brd Sr"oml
and her children. You will ash v hy a VII" -hould
he called AademOl>ellc really can say, br, "nd
that she wishes herself 10 be 80 addressed ana d'-
clarcS tlat if tho French coz" we're Jus' she
would be free Ia m3ry ~pinc body cl>", IL
wcs wbsncrpd that the outgoing spanish Amh3ssa-
dor fearing she ght give trouble at ne 'huich,
made her promises whlch her lawyer nan Sathly
tried % force from hu Prmce>' AlIA hont' h'oey'
another absentee l. The only da&4hter Of f'slnt
tho lady -Gud-Grand- Duchess killing actor "l tAe
ErincaIS She WAS herself. IN The trst bloom of
beauty an actress, and was carried on from the
French stage hy an eccentric ku sian frnrr. lie
soon died leaving hcra fortune. aud shr how lenders
her second husband. VI. Paul q Artgne., happy
with his money VI. dArtignc, was a Project III
Gamhetta, vino was at his wedding, aud went tx
teen or seventeen years ago to California 10 >'' hs
/ fortune tie is bon gTcoR Il tres 5G'Paib'qaf "A
! ms wife was in to0 poor health "a WIN IS the
nuptalS at the Geek Church. he -tayed al Lone 10
console her. His step-chlldren Htlc absent Eettu,e
! summoned by their GUARDIAN 10 i.u,'ia.
The marriage knot was thri," t'u--".'' ny
| Mayor Rl~S Icr once by Catholic priest amt once
! bv Russian pope. The good of The French BOND -
/ that il never can De- broken. Iilhd-l'ouu9 ia'l-
/ bound Scrrau0 and the Duchess of Torn" rye
genius FOR picking up millionaire IoT ihrfc i"I'h
| and therefore l. Ike 20 marry them before ffoncn
mayors a. we'll rs before priests. \ clNll Lnat''to
| here J. Indi,soluble Prince koutrnei~y Nr'l'n y
! fabulous and the new Princess WAL ENJOY IT. lit
name j. PepIta, and Il ht~ her Nh' ls sthi-'Top-
! zeal butterfly. tr,olc lan2uor ana en- &c. YI
temper are combined m her with the sparkle oi tbo
Madrelne. | watched her AZ a reception . f"w eve
ung, before the wedding. >b" looked - pf9sp"f-
! ans free from care lovely. bright and completely
safi,hrd with the world herself aud the fdncf that
| had | been IN the place Of the Marshal or the
! Duchess >hluld have tremblc tor her Those
com nbinatIons from which splendid bliss springs are
..yane~crnt never saw pretticr feet than those of
the Young senOrta She wore ,hort dress OF W hIts
satin with 30 trimming whatever except iuil
pleated houncr at the bottom and short po>tu-
ions ba,aue 10 the cOrSagc. le adjustment gave
the toilette piquancy. ~ tn wedding brrlktast
rhe bride and bridegroom had table 10 which the
best men and bridesmaids sat down. Her god
father Don Francisco sai al another WIN a lew
ftntgl la al
placed at a large one IN thu dluiDg-roOm. Ihere
was time " hen the Kmg'f;ithrr could NOT endure
Serrano But hls fend With HIM is now such ancient
history that il II quite forgotten. lt furnished
chapter 10 les chr0nqaes GR,ssGAtcs Of Queen IsA-
bea's reign. ..t
~ H. ana Russian ana ,tsnen. Scuaritas