Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-15
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Suicide sf Maa King Lad
Wig sf Bavaria


Castle aooampanied b. Dr.. Guddsn, III
physleian. The King sadaanly thneg
himaaif into Glarnburg Lake and "a
drowned. The phyginian iumpad int.
ihe water % reseae the King ard va
also df0Wnad.
The Batsh worn by tbs KiBR, whitl
wsa o. his person when q corpse va
recovered, had stopped nt 6.5E last eRen
ina. Dr.. MualleF, and HubsTt ~
kfnQ'a steward. had tha bodies 0f 81
King and Dm Gnddan conveyed 20 I'll
castle and plaeed IN BEDS. Altho1rl
fhaEs Waa neither ang psEhSptibls ~
oaperelion nor palse moving In eithel
bollg, Dr.. Mueller and his assistants d
the amhulanee corps aften pied % -
store animation IN beth and only oeAssi
thair eGoTtB e. rosasoitatioa e mid
night, When life vas progan 30 be ex-
tinut h both eases.
King LudwiR'a suicide has east 1
deep Qioom over Munioh. Nov it Il
seen plainly that the psopls we're deeply
attached 20 the King. and eEidsnoeI
are avsEywheFe manifest Of popular soF
Fou caused by bic tEARie death.
The police have issued the followins
bulleiin: rThe King quietly anbmittsi
10 thaadwiee Of The medical commission
and Iefl for HerR Oasils. Yesterday
evening the King vent oat for 9 vail
II the paEk IN oompaay With Dr.. 0ud
den. Thar prolonged absences eansef
anxiety e he castle. Tie park ans
The shores of the Lake Wsrs searched
and The bodies Of the King and Dr.
Guadan we're found ID the water. B0tt
showed slight signs Of animation. Ef-
forts 70 restore life were. however. IN,
sFailinR.n
AZ 10 O'clock this morning the esnsF-
ale Of the BaTarian army met and took
the oath Of allegiance 70 King LndWig'i
brofhsx. Otto, who al once aa8amed the
title of king under the mama ol Otto /
he Il fhRse years younger than HladWig,
being born on April q. 1913. Otto
howexeF, will Be simply nominally king
&c ho is mentallV Incapable Of govern
ina, and Prince Lnithola, his uncle,
vii rBmain regent. The generals 81
the army have takan the oath OF aiIeQi.
ance 20 Primes Lnithold &c regent. Tue
RaEarian troops took an oath similar
20 these sworn % b the generals.
There are evidences shat a violent
ekruegle occurred IN the lake between
the King and DR.. 6udden 10 the en-
deavoF Of the latter 10 ressus bis patient
and many footprints ean Be seen in the
soil at the bottom Of the lake near
where the bodies were found, and there
are several bruises on 0udden's face,
which we're probably made by the Kings
finger nails. The King, before plnnglne
into The lake, divested himself of his
two coats, which weFs found on the
the bank and led 10 the discovery Of TIE
bodies.
AoeordinQ 70 the constitution Prince
Otto, although daranRed, becomes King.
Lnitnold remains regent and will ad-
minister the affairs Of the government.
The ehHfch bells have bean sending
forth mufiied peals throughout the day,
and excited and sorrewful crowds OF
people thronaed tho streets despite q
heavy rain. TIE corpse Wil shortly be
broaaht TO Munich and laid Ia state.
The sworn deposition Of jane eth Of
physicians who examined Ludwt9,
unanimously declare that LudWig was
aFavaly deEanged, the affection taking
the fern known TO iunaey experts as
parenoia, whioh Is incQKahle. Farther
decay was certain. Tue maiady abse
iutely deprived the King OF free v0il-
tion, and would prevent his governing
a0F the remainder ef his life.
now THK king TnMArKR THE AItNIaTERIAE
COMMISSIONS.
The medical commission which ex.
amined The late King Ludwig report
that ho ordered the Ministerial depnta-
ton beaded By Count Hoistein, which
called upon him 10 procure bis consent
% the regency. 10 be hoRged until they
hled and then 20 have their eyes ex.
tKaoted.
Before bis death the belief vas spread
ina among the oommsn people Of Ba-
vaFia that the King's deposition was
illegal. The people did not believe that
be vas insane. Precautions had been
taken 10 prevent the pepulaee from Fis.
ing 70 restore the kinR.
Psanee Alexander "Opens the Bul.
nnFian Diet.
SovrA, June I&.-Princs Alexander IN
person opened the Bulgarian Ronmeiian
Assembly. In bic address be said be
was happy 20 welcome the nrst Assem-
bly, contaiRinQ delegates from both
sides Of the Balkana. He thanked the
nation for rising as one man In defense
Of the faiherland and concluded By ask
ing the Assembly 10 vote the necessary
money TO defray the Fsmaini0a unpaid
expenses Of the var between Servia and
Bulgaria.
Press Conment On GlaAssene's Mani-
fesfo.
LnWDoz. Juns lf.-Tha Tfuaes pro-
noanees 0ladstone's manifesto arg1-
meutatively and historioalls weak. "It
does net oder," says the 1iHes. "a
aiuQie arRunenf 70 prove that coercion
d the onlv alternative policy 10 home
rule foF ireland. Chamberlain gave
one aiternAtivo other than coercion and
John Morley snnRsssad Fourth BY ad
nittina that Il vas possible 10 govern
lralAnd a. q eroWn eoiony. when
wurs1 comes 80 worst, II b always open
90 EnRliahmen te sAy they prefer aepar-
alton. pure and simple, 20 the intoler-
able demands of she home rule faction.
ID must be made clear that there h an
ether alternative. namely, 10 give Ire
land local control 0f her lecal adatra
en- The azwe scale ns ia given 20 Eag
land and 6eotiand, for the principles
are as npplicahle 70 these eountries aa
% Ireland
RDrxHUaau. June lA--The Sooss@aa
says. sGiaaasona in his manifesto mis-
represents the issue. PAEliameuf, the
SootsBssn contends, never vsted on
TIE question Of eosreion strrus home
Fula. II il hAds u would never have
tolerated the G0vernment on this issue. !"
MAscnEsTza, Jane l4-Ihs Gasrdisa
saws shat % Giadstone, Salisbury and
Chamberlaiu, Gladstone alone sea the
dsapsraia circumstances IN which the
country h placed By its mislakon posigy
% tie Irish qaaslion, and that be alone
psroaives hoW taoss circumstances can
ne hest dealt with. "We are ennadsnt,
ADDS the GnardsaA, shat the oanntry
viii endorse TIE PsemisE'e diagnosis
and pEuposed remedy .fof thay Ase bsssd
on yiaoroas common eense-
LaNpoa. June la.--The Conservative
pFoyinosal papsra bitterly crIlisiaa
G,aAasnns's manifesto. Tha Irish pa
pers 90 not maka theiF eomnneuts %
tha snanifesio q feAtafa q theif issues,
hat aFitfeise, 90 . matter q couFaos -
e1rdiua 10 theis party le4nineA
! szprxs1ua RnEACzxA
Rwrvksr. .Juns IA-RsV. Hagh HSsaa
n. d tAs Presbyterian msaislar of -
Z orkS charch a. this eity, pre1ched
q ssFmoa last evening on tas feoaai
Fsnfa. He aaid. III the Goyersnaenl
thinks ahaa ulsfaF wiii Be easily sue1a'
aais.a bT . nndl1isns paEiiamenA : sal