The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-01
IHH DEAD CROWN PRINCE.
Details Of the Death Of the Heir
to Austris's Throne,
THE UNIVERSAL MOURNING
Throughout Europo-How the News
was Broken to the Royal Family,
The Crisis in France-o'BrIen
In Jail-Forelgn News.

vienna, Jan, Sl,--A dispatch to the
FrmdubIaa, from AIeyerliug, says;
Grown Prince Rudolph left Vienna on
Monday in court carriage, for Breinten.
furth, where a cab wasin waiting to con,
yey him to Meyerllng, The Crown
Prince, however, preferred to walk tho
distance and did not use the cab, Dur.
Ing the walk he Conversed Cheeriully
with the guards who accompanied him,
On Tuesday the Crown Prince and his
friends went on hunting expedition,
On the return OF the party the Crown
Prince complained Of a headache md re.
tired to his room, lie sent a telegram to
the palace at Vienna, stating that he
would DO unable to attend the imperial
dinner, which waste DO given that even.
ing, aud wrote several letters ID his own
room, On Wednesday morning he
awoke before o'clock and summoned
his old servant, Johanna, to whom he
gave an order to have his breakfast
served at 1880. AT the appointed time
his valet carried his breakfast to the
room and was horriaed to find the Crown
Prince dead In his bed. The valet rush
ed into the court yard aud informed
Count HoyOs and Prince Phillip, Of Co.
burg, who hurried to the chamber OF
the Crown Prince, Prince Phillip, who
was overpowered by grief, remained in
the chamber, while Count Hoyos drove
10 Vienna to impart the sad iniorma-
ton to the imperial family.
The Pres says: Count Hoyos, still at
tired In his shooting costume, arrived at
the Hoiburg ut II 80 yesterday morning.
He was Immediately ushered into tho
private study OF the Emperorwith whom
he was closGted for q quarter OF an hour
The Emperor then hQstenel to the Em-
press and informed her OF the death OF
the Crown Prince. Tho Empress was
greatly shocked, butaiter q few moments
she controlled her griefand accompanied
the Emperor TO the rooms OF Crown
Princess Stephanie, where the Crown
Princess was informed OF her husbands
death. The Emperor and Empress had
great difficulty in dissuading the Crown
Princess from driving instantly to Moy-
erling, The Emperor then retired to his
private apartments, where he remained
alone until 8 o'clock in the afternoon,
when he directed that the remains OF
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