The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-17
LUDWIG'S DEATH
sElIl sTUNs Eus 'DAvARIANg.
The Excitement Of the People at Fever Heat.
and They May Lose EhSIr HsAds at Any !
Moment UulsSS the truth Is Told
Thsm-Prsparing for the FGnsral.

papers are elam0fing Tor more publicity,
and for q sitting Of the Lsndtag TO discuss
the Regency and the Kings death, saying
that the people must have the whole
truth in regard to the matter. There is
much excitement in the country, and
unless very full statement 10 made there
may be trouble. The Council Of State
were in secret session yesterday, preparing
evidence to lay before the Landtag on
Thursday, but much that would have
been given to the LSndtag II the King had
remained alive will now be suppressed.
It is announced by ths opposition that
the Lutz Ministry will reaign, not because
they are at odds with the Regent, but ss a
mere tormGlity. The upper House are
likely to sink party feeling In dealing with
the Regency questions, This Is not 90
sure with regard 10 the Lower House, 90
that 1t is not certain they will reach q con-
clusion by Saturday,
Nothing was done in the Reichsrath,
except President Frankenbergsr's speech
Of coincidence and the motion ot,Baron
Lutz that the Landtag session be secret
which was unanimously accepted. The
first act OF the Prince Regent was to send
a letter OF coincidence TO Dr.. Gudden's
widow.
It, now said that the Qleen mother
has been kept In ignorance OF the Kings
death, her physlcians fearing the shock In
her present state OF health.
AS regards the autopsy held yesterday,
the physicians declare that the brain and
membranes OF the brain OF the late King
were In highly diseased state, resulting
partly from abnormal development and
partly from inflammation at different
stages Of that development.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL.
At the end OF the week the body Of
King Ludwig will be transported to the
family vault, in the Court Church, with
great pomp, A salute of10l guns will be
fired to announce the starting OF the
funeral cortege, which will be formed In
the following order:
Mounted EendArmci,
Cadets Of the lTy school,
Detachments from all arms Of the service,
Members OF the nobility,
Delegation from the public schools 44-
Representatives Of The ieGrni d societies
Members Of lhe olefgy.
The BIshopL
Onl0ial master VI Ceremonies
The hoaBe, With ,he stan Of oiIciai aidesdecamp
Royal chan berlainS
Page, rol ll ArChen.
The dead Kings LOne.
Members Of the royal family,
State councillors,
Generals, miolstes and other high oltitials.
The magistrates,
Troops Of the garrison.
The Court Theater is closed for fourteen
days, and all other theaters till after the
funeral. Six weeks general mourning ID
decreed, but the court will go into mourn.
Ing for three months,
EXCITEMENT OF pAvARIANs CONTINUES.
LONDON, June lG,-A dispatch from
Munich states that the excitement in that
city over the death Of King Ludwig is on
the increase. Many Of the tradesmen
have not opened their shops since they a
we're closed on the first notice Of the
Kings death and very little business "a
The rapidity with which
startling events have followed each other Z
bewilders the Burghers, and the genuine !
news is mixed up with 30 many hoaxes Il
that the Burghers are exceedingly scepti-
cal OF everything they hear or read. 10
the genuine grief which was felt at first
over the death, there Is now added d
wild thirst for revenge against some per.
son or pergons who they are satisfied have
had hand In the Kings dethronement
and death. All Is vague, confused and
kaleidosCopic In their thoughts, but they
cling TO the central idea that the King has
been the subject Of sad wrongs which
have eliminated in his death. The
feyered fanCies Of these good people even
point 10 murder, though their ideas Of the a.
persons or motives are as chaotic as those
oil others. The people are clamoring for .
news and they are not satisfied with u
the cold brevity OF the police bulletins,
The regular papers issue supplements as
rapidly as possible and they are bought
with great avidity. Many Of them con.
tain the most sensational reports, which
are printed without being properly aiited
or analysed because OF Che clamor Of the
people. -
BELIEF or THE BURoHERs. 4g
The general ideas entertained BY the
are: That the King was illegally
deposed; that he was illegally hurried OF
TO starnberg Castle, and that bis wrongs
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