New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-15


i,,,t ,ion OF the Louis Quaioize style inc "os'
snlenda of these il on the Heiren Island VIio 7e'
xas intended 10 rival In all respects 'ho H'o'o' VI
Versailles aud millions o dollars were eKpenuea upon
n. Int i, is s,in unfinished. AT lohehseA"ahs"i ."
.lmost cccsshe castle the Alps Mas DIS iaVofte
home and 10 made K one OF great splopAor Aho'"er
or,t castle he built at LnleTnO.. and hail uo1eh
others on remote Alpine crass. Cne, near hohon
sehwanean. stiI unfinished, was founded on l'"n'
,nsprea by wagnoTs oreras. SchloSsoerS, on iaAo
stsnbcre was of his rsst and iayoriIe aa'es' p
no vea-s ago abandoned 1t because there were o'"e'
houses within sigh; from its tur cts AT lAndofo' NC
p,a u,cec the Iudia kiosk which such an o1ee'
admiration at tho Exposition of 1867 ana hcfc
also he had constructed in the mountain SD" ""e'
groto comparable in its eXua'aeant spionuo'S why W
the tabled garden Of Aladdin
The young Kings patronage OF Wagner WAS proo"o'.
LARGELY In emulation of Louis onatorzes patronage OF
Mnlcre. Ii began 81 the beginning OF MS ielS ,
never broken until the composer dcd athou9h
,eaionsje. and antiques time made 1t ekpedient
for tie two to moderate thor personal ntn",y fsD
Klne iahei his own and MS kngaohs "era I'LL Ic3
upon the production Of Wagner's works. These h.u
then nrst performances wth GUY inc h,ns lyi a"
audience indeed the King insisted OF sucn s"lti
enioynent OF theatrical performances taat he desired
10 scr marked effect was produced upon inc unpdi-
anced roya mind by the 10y ttcism OF the Naenerian
compositions. He bad boat made IKE tna OF k. ,
oa and at night would ride abopt In 1t ON Lake staIn-
Serr Drawn 10y a Of trained swans He also had
similar slodge made. respondent with Jewels IN "hlDn
10 took midnight winter rides among tlc APPS; LIE
favo,it, aide camp stranger whom he selected
merely he heard him sng the swan, song o,
TIE sccentrictes into which this mad monaich W., We
lod oy devotion TO Wagner and his zeal TO enpiac
it was his early ambition to say with the French '
monarch LL", oes, Mo ,bonsb his poSsine Bat
he found himself bound by constitutional huors any
depressed the capacity merely OF an orIane"ta,
rsl,lc-head of the Government, For bIe' space 10
struggled against tins unexpected regime hn"n ue
sulsed II could not lie the a. soute ruler OF havua,
lie would nothing 10 do with il at al! 80 his ElhSy
fsneos %T S ,o en ego bmse as FAR as possible SHUT
aaay contact with and even from the sgI, 81 DIS
people rae ,t important to a G Sswe %, l Prnsa
and Austria. In that conflict Bavaria siaea Win a
Austria aud was compelled by the victor to pay an
Indemnity Of sl20Oo.goO and to cede sn h o, %,
territory to Prussia Ihen rn,e hohenone f
re- roman Catholic party entered into close aud
FRIENDLY alliance with Prussia aDl introduced numerous
1850 no resigned and was succeeded By Bray Ihai
Minister however continued lis predecessors p2cy %.
broke In 1870 Bavaria was qulcAy Ia sho selo io
ans Of the crown ProOe tnsSr Fritz King
Ioni- would not lead them hiMsef, nor dd he display
any interest il their SaAut achievements Yet NJ Que
accused him OF cowardce OF lack Of patriotism Ii was
s;rn,.iy recognized that soldiers career w's NOT
betting tbs dfesirg, sentimental monarch 20 when
with nonorS. ny Louis but by his not OF ,nc +A'
Prussia uucle of tho Emperor william Indeed;
ghou Louss entire reign. this es;inaoe lady OF
Sentative o. royalty at Munich.
Frsnco- irussian war Out OF iotai popHtlteo" 90
1900 900 she sent 100000 soldiers to tne 'front.' 90
Wsrcn
should reap substantial reward aud ths they SAW.
was to he accomplished by merging tneir SOW
otttr tedious nego iatons the Bavarans holding ont
oI every right and adysnfge bsaIS a to
King Louis. AIt,r drcning or an empire IKE that "a
Louis QuaiOrze, he could not he expected 10 become
without regret a mere subordinate of the German
User. BuI he recognized the logic OF events and tLs
probably the readily because OF his deep dlsap-
on,iuent at fudpg himself subservent 10 Constitu,
lion Parliament 80 be accepted the situation, ana
II e who first urged upon the kinS OF Ifussia tne
assumption of the Imperial title. Alter the adhesion
OF southern Germany !" NE herman ts rTeHdcnt
rights vested in your Majesty viii extend over ali Ger
IN single hand been influenced 10y the convlc
lion the Htcrests OF the whole German taherhrl
It's arrangement trust that the rghts constitution
ally posses cd by the President OF the Coniedeacy VIII
Nv the restoration cf the German Empire and Tie
1eanan MI 4, ~ lie name oi the entire Taher-
land and by virtue of the agreement effected between S
Princes ! have therefore proposed to the German
S9veIcens eonony WIN n ecu, 10 1855 ~ o"t
tie Conicdrracy ne couped with the Imperial ute
Accordingly. on receiving the assert oi ne other
so,eelgns kins William accepted INC ute OF German
King Louis was never married. There were innunor-
ahe romantic about his disappointment IN love
commonly accepted Is that be was deeply enamored
Of beautiful peasant r ao1g me nsv az. Adls
humble birth Size WAS pupil Of Wagner ana the
MAESTRO TO hen home He aid court to her IN the dis
cuISc 81 poor usician aud won her love. hut
dl dscos sci to her tue royal identity OF Yer lover aug
Tie hope-ssne.s Of her passion whereupoh sc dled OF
broken THIS much Is certain that roe Ne WIS
moi only msanthropie cluse butoste sly al least
sill more bitter msOgi MIST. IL is scarccy less
certain lugeN er that In secret he had various ms
tress,s. chosen from among the fair peasanify OF
Iaralia whom he icaously MD hom public gaze IN his
trclrdc1 mountain castles There h,Ne peen occasi ona
marry noble ladies' but they
Lave proven baselcss II vas long ago believed ny many
uns0lld, and TINS opinion year ny
Year mas grown stronger ana more q neral as ne las
wilder o. extravaganza. More ihln
a year ago t realized that lac not only had made
himself bankrupt but had plunged the Kingdom III debt
10 tic extent OF many millions Then II was seriously
Cd That be Toe deIOre on tie ground OF insanity
4 deere. al eHect was promulgated last week ny
Prince iuiipOlG, the Kings uncle. WHO Was declared
Issued on June 10, last Thursday
Count Holsien soEt by the Ministry 10 wait npon
Tie KING HOnen,chwangan and asa MN 10 authorize
Ihe ointment OF Regency tOuncll. 1he Ming
ordered the cunt be thrown into dungeon OF the
his guards prevent the approach or any
further MESSENGERS On Friday hr Ministers OF state
ON saturday. however an entrance to the castle was
effected the King persuaded ny Dis PHYSICIANS
10 60 Versailles chateau the -cnlosshrre
ON Lake Stsrnbers. under tie guardianship OF Count
he violently brought his lite to end. II Is 10 he added
that despite bis mad fDiies and bis secluded life. he
retained throughout lis entire career inc loyal regard oil
The Bul ariAn peu ple IN "a remarkable degree
The natural heir 10 the thrOno IL loulss DIolher,
Irucr Ohio who was born at Munich. April u, 1873
iut ineligible having for years been under ward as
at Wurlhurg March H. 1921 is distinguished officer
az tie ivarian ard German armies. He is married TO
,he Princess Augusta Archduchess OF Austria and by
Nrr has Lad three soIs and daughter the Oldest OF
these VIII probably succeed 10 the BavaTan throne
This Prince Loui, who was born at Munich January
2 lsi5. aud married to the Archduche>s Maria
Theresa VI Austria, BY whom nc mas pnhefous
progeny.