The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-14

mony he will lunch ut the officers mess and
On the evening will have state dinner to
which fifty guests have been invited. He will
start at midnight on his return to Potsdam-
The Emperor will return the visit Of the King
OF Roumania about the middle Of next March.
He will be accompanied by Prince Henry. and
will stay three days Mt Bucharest, q day at the
sinaia Palace. and q day at Jassy. day will
probably be spent on the way ut Vienna IS the
guest Of the Francis Joseph. who will. in that
case. escort William to Budapest.
1t Is fully confirmed that Prince Henry will
assist his brother. the Emperor. In court du-
ties at Berlin in the spring.
Il Is noted that the Emperor's discomfort
with the small results Of all the efforts Of Ger
many at colonization Is increasing. From
Director kAyser's mission much Is looked for
IL should result In Q drastic reorganization OF
affairs.
Dr. Brodxies. once . leading physician Of
Tilsit. gradually lost his practice and stand
ing owing to eccentricities which have lately
developed into madness During his Ats Of
lunacy he assaulted his patients and other
wise scandalixed visitors at his house The
family petitioned for an inquiry into his
mental condition. and Il was granted. The
doctor was examined BY experts. and. al
though he replied sanely to the questions put
to him and protested vigorously against his
treatment. he was sent to an asylum. probably
to prevent tragedy.
The Supreme Tribunal OF Lefpsig has re-
affirmed the decision that It is criminal libel
and insult to call anybody Social Democrat
who does not belong to any Social Democratic
organization and who does not SO declare him
self to be.
The daughter OF Herr Bemberg. q silk manu-
facturcr Of Cref1eld. % years Of age. fell in
love with weaver In her fathers service. and
became secretly betrothed to him. When the
lover asked permission to marry the daughter
the father emphatically refused and would not
yield to the entreaties Of his daughter. The
young woman. abandoning all hope. threw
herself into the river and was drowned.
The weather In the south Of Germany Is I'M
usually and unseasonably warm. In Wort
temburg orchards are blooming. and there are
frequent hot winds which stimulate vegeta-
ton. The temperature is fully equal to the
average Of May. The situation is regarded as
unwholesome. and there are fears that with
the incoming Of winter. the grin will reappear
The Bavarian press sarcastically comment
on the old age pension movement in England.
which they say was recently tried in Bavaria
and proved to be decided failure. II was
irksome in operation and satisfied nobody.
The Liberals led the agitation for the repeal OF
the law.
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bruch. tho new American vice-Consul at Bas-
men. Is agent Of . Philadelphia pal cutlery
and steel firm. Complaint is made that he
makes use Of his Official position for gaining
knowledge of the trade and secrets OF his
rivals for business purposes to their disad-
vantage and to his own profit
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into the Ella there last might II WAS dark
and no one eouId see that Ind become Of him
.ithoueh nj. cries al distress could bs heard
. !. ha -. horna along hv The .,re.m Iisut
HolIahor o1 tha ROYAL saYon C;uards be,r;no
what had happened. threw on his sword and
boots and iumnad into the river In the dart-
mesa h0 WAS lost sight Of. The paOpla liNad
the hanks and shouted and burned torches IN
direct the Gallant officer. At Last he was
dimIy seen. nearly exhausted. pushing tho
bov in front of him. Both we're rrasned
nv strong hands and bauled ashore
The, there was scene. The ueople
vere mad with joy and attem 10 bear
on the Lieutenant on their shoulders in
He refused to allow Il. and won't
quietly to the castle guard house. where he
brandy and a dry uniform. The boy
whose life he saved is now In the hospital.
Intending German exhibitors are combining
to procure an annex at the Chicago Fair for
the display Of the products OF allied trades.
Some think It necessary that their exhibition
should be isolated from the general display.
Many former residents OF Japan are promot-
ing the holding Of an exhibition Of japanese
tbs snfYarors NV the earthouakes in Jnnap
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