Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-13

the ministerial population was anproaoh-
Ing his IlopenschwanRau castle With a
letter for him 10 sign oonSentlnn 10 tho
regency he ordered als guards 10 load
their rifles and forclbly prevent tho depu.
Auoh from entering, aud then locked
himself IN an inner room Tho mountain
peasantry living IN tno vicinity d the
esSue became greatly excited when they
heafu what Was going on, rhey congre-
gated ABOUT the castle and threatened
the lives Of The deputatlon. Count
Holstein, who led the depu,atlon. and
who II a tall aud powerful man. at
tempted TO force an tntrarco lnta the cas-.
tie, and Il WAS for this that No was seized
and imprisoned IN the building by order
OF the King, When TIE other menlbers oh
the depniaiion saw the treatment ac-
corded brave Count Iiolsteln, thcy all ran
away After while thoy returned
With strong military escort, Then they
succeeded IN conveying to the castle
guards and the excited neasantry an In
tellislhle statement " The depr.atlon,s
simple and harmless mission. When tho
guards aud tke pea sntgy understood
TINS they gave way aud the dopulation
was permitted 20 enter the castle bat
could not sncccrd IN reaching tho king,
J They left pnuco Loopold's letter aud re.
placed tao king servants hy others, and
placed a strong military Gordon around
the castle and left TWO physicians To
guard the kings room, and then they went
away. Subsequently the physicians sue.
ceeded IN obtaining access to tho king 10
Induce him 70 pnrnit himself 20 he re-
moved TO Berg castle on Lake S,aarn.
berg,
Tho state council has informed the
kings mother OF her sons deposition.
She AZ once made arrangements TO retire
10 q convent, Her father and mother died
mad and the Same fate imponds over her
soa. The Catholic clergy evidently ap.
preciate the gain SO them OF Iudwigia
deposition They will undoubtedly as
sert more influence over Prince Leopold
than they over could over Klpg Ludwig.
The pope has sent congratulations
to Prince Leopold upon his
assumption OF the regency, and has
ordered the papal nunoio at Munich to
establish The most cordial relations be.
tween the regency and the vatican,
AZ Berlin the deposition Of Ludwig Is
regarded with supreme indifference
The fun story Of Ludwlg's recent &c.
centrieluosi those which passed the
patience OF the state, wonld
W kNhNNhlil NNENIutu rs luCiNulnlos
lie had mania for everything
not daylight and for turning day into
night. lie often summoned great mu-
siclsns TO come to the palace at late
hours by post horses, 20 crafty the royal
wish 60 hear single air Frequently he
had statesmen aroused In the small
hours, who hastoned 20 him 20 assist him
to play billiard game, He would drive
az night In a chariot or on horseback with
dying speed, accompanied by mount
cd torch-beerers, far up into
the mountains, In imitatonoi Burgher's
"Leonoren and Of Goethe's "sl Koen-
ing,n Once while engaged IN one Of
those wild, night, mountain ehases no
fell with his horse down deep chasm,
and was badly hurt. This injury agra
waited his mental ailment, but his physi-
clans were obliged TO approach him dis.
gulsed as sailors or as soldiers.
Count Boos OF Waldock has been APP
pointed guardian OF the king