The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
THELATE CROWN PRINCE
ANOTHER REPORT As TO HOW He
NET His DEATH.
4 RUMORED DUEL WITH 4
WRONGED HUSBAND.
Foreign and Domestic Kilograms.

NEW YORK, February 2.-The Eren.
ing Sun prints the following from Ber
lin Crown Prince Rudolph. Of Austria,
was killed in a duel Tuesday last by
Count Franz lamgallas The Crown
Prices Witnesses were Count HOvO-
and Prince Coburr, his hrother-in-law
The Counts witnesses were Prince
Ferdinand Kinsky and another noble
man. The duel vas fought at 9 =. NJ. in
a little wood near Baden The Crown
Prince was wounded and transported 20
the nearest castle. Meycrlng lie died late
m the evening just az the hour when his
coming was auXi0usly awaited al q state
dinner I'm the HOfburg. The Grown
Prince had been paying attention TO the
Countess OF Clamgallas, nee Hoyos, for
the last siX months II is claimed that
recently. while on a shooting eXpedi-
tiou on the estate of the lady = mother
in-law Count Clamgallas surprised his
wife i'm compromising situation with
the Crown Prince The Count M once
challenged Crown Prince Rudolph
and the latter asked for
time In which t0 consider it Al the eX-
piration of the time which occurred
last Tuesday. he declared that, i'm accord
ance with the unwritten rules of all af-
fairs of honor I'm Austria, ne would avail
himself of the privilege of declining the
challenge. hut hc would give satisfac-
ton Subsequently The Prince changed
his mind, and the duel occurred. as
stated The whole affair has been
largely suppressed by the Aus
trian court. hut 10 has leaked out
through some ari-tOcrats, who were com
prised in The affair and had TO leave the
country The Emperor, who knew OF
the whole affair, has, it is said, fully APP
proved bis sons behavior The EtHing
Sun. commenting on the foregoing, says.
The above sensational news, which
came from q source above all suspicion,
throws p new light on the mystery sur
rounding the tragical fate Of the late
heir 90 The Austrian throne.
TIE PRINCE BELIEVED TO BE INSANE.
NIESNA, February 1.-The official re-
port OF the court surgeons on The cause
of Che death of Crown Prince Rudolph,
states that the peculiar natiing Of The
skull bone the interior depression OF the
ceberal far and the enlargement Of the
veutricles OF the brain justify the theory
that the Prince was insane al the time Of
his death
DUBLIN, February 2.-Father Mari-
nan of Castle COnnell, county of Liner
ick. was sentenced 60 five weeks inn
pris0nment to-day under the Crimes act.
lie appealed from the decision OF the
court Constable Clifton, for kildysart,
has resigned from the Irish police as
protest against the governments treat
ment of Nh 'Bnen.
Lord Mayor Sexton has returned the
private entree tickets TO the coming
levee with q request t0 The Commissioner
of Police that DO further Invitations be
issued at present This action IS taken
I'm view of the harsh treatment 20 which
Mr. O'Bmeu Is being subject in Clement
prison.
PRINCE HCDOLPH5 SUCCESSOR.
vienna. February 2.-The formal an
nouuccment that Archduke Francis is
the heir pfesumptivc viii probably be
DELAYED f0i legal reason for short time,
are ON account of the possibility of apos-
thumos issue of an heir of Rudolph
PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED.
VIENNA. February 2-The Emperor
has greatly aged since Rudolphs death.
The body of the dead Prince is dressed
I'm generals uniform Priests pray al.
ternatcly beside the coffin
SERIOUS IRISH RIOT FEARED.
IoSDoN. February 2.-The Unionis's
of Dublin gave a grand banquet tonight
i'm honor of ChicfSecretary BalOur. The
purpose of the speeches on the occasion
Is not available. as no reporters were
admitted IL is feared that a See
rious riot win grow out of The
refusal of Mr. BalOur 90 receive
Lord Mayor sexton message this morn
ing. Tie car-driycr who conveyed
White, the Lord Mayors steward, to Mr.
Balfour, at the vice regal lodge, declares
that the chief secretary acted like man,
indeed, be asserts he has seen more
tractable persons i'm the violent ward
of unaiic asylum The more charita-
BILE of the commentators upon Mr. BAL
fours extraordinary conduct are in
clined 90 the belief that be was drunk.
The star declares q tide of fierce passion
and indignation is sweeping over Ire
land In consequence of the indig-
mites hcaped upon Nr OBuen ana
others and fears for the result
If the headl0ng course Of the government
is NOT Immediately restrained ordiyeried
into amOre humane change. Mr sexton
has postponed the Lord Mayors ban
Quet, which was 10 have taken place to-
night. 10 consequence of the enormous
League meeting which is to occur In
Phoenix Park tomorrow, al which he
will preside
EFFORTS TO ANNUL BoULAsCERs ELEc-
TION
IL is rumOred that an attempt will be
made bv the French Ministry In the
Chamber of Deputies 10 annul the cleo
ton of General B0ulanger for the De
partment of the Seine upon The grounds
of bribery and corruption. During the
debate in the chambers Yesterday great
deal was said about The source OF
the funds used 10 aid the cleo
ton of Bouanger Even Premiel
Flou0ent indulging in ambiguous az
u-ions TO the Generals commercial
operations" lie discreetly reiraiued,
however. from any reference 10 the
origion of the enormous sums expended
in The endeay0r 20 elect the Government
candidate, NJ Jacques, who is not
in the least under the suspicion of
possessing one-tenth of the sum disDursed
in his interest. 1t is proposed TO weed
out all of the government employees who
voted for BouIanger the opporunists
dceming them traitors, and il is difficult
to conjecture to what lengths the
cowardice Of the ministry will ultimately
lead them.
CABLE FLASHES.
LoNDoN, February 2.-The British
steamer Lymington was wrecked at lllra-
combe, in County Devon, to-day. Before
q rescue Of those on board Of her was
possible, the steamer rolled on her side
and sank Ten persons were drowned.