The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-30


| rotsdam for tho reception ofthe Car on Iues-
day. A curious upscttinG OF all the Empcrors
| match making plans Is said to have caused n
| sudden tightening OF the tension between the
| Berlin and st. Petersburg courts. and NOBODY
| would be surprised should the Gar go home
without making an effort to mcetthe Emperor.
The Car is said to have refused unexpectedly
| TO allow the engagement OF the CHaroVitch anu
Princess Margaret OF Hohenzollern. Thcro-
upon Emperor William turned to the Rouma-
man Crown Prince with tho idea ofbreaking of
the affair arranged between him and the Prin-
cess Mario of Edinburgh. This change was
| regarded with dstrust by the Car and he at
| once signred to the Duke OF Edinburgh his
| desire that the marriage between the Princess
Marie and the Crown Prince Ferdinand. rs the
| less OF two evils. should be consummated In
the near future.
Tho Duchess Of Edinburgh. who. with her
daughters. was incognito in Munich several
| days. did not visit the members OF the Bavaran
| royal family. Yesterday she mot Prince Fer
| dinand and had long interview with his
| father. Afterward tho whole party visited the
! art exhibition for two hours. In tho evening
Prince Ferdinand and his father returned to
SiGmaringen. Tho meeting undeniably was
arranged at the Cars request. as King Charles
OF Roumania depends upon Emperor William
for most OF his advice. However. 1t is not DO.
lieved that the Emroror.in case he really wishes
to marry his sister to the Crown Prince. will
have much difficulty In checkmating the Gear.
1t is believed that the Emperor had not sct his
heart upon marrying his sister to tho Balkan
Crown Prince. but made the proposal merely
to frichten the Car with tho thrent OF more
German influence in Houmania. From tho
beginning the Emperor has favored the mar
riaEe between the Princess Marie and Prince
Fpr1 nd and hns aonvht n hrillia pt
match for the Princess Margaret. The Cars
sudden decision to discountenance the mar
riage OF the Princess and the Czarovitch. after
apparently fuvorinE tho match. is bitter dose
for Emperor William. Should the Car ag-
gravate the injury by neglecting to come to
Berlin this summer the estrangement between
him and the Emperor would be final The
cause Of the sudden cooling Of the Russo Ger
man relations Is said to be due to the Empe-
ror studied indifference to the Copenhagen
celebration. as we'll as to the continued taunts
OF tho semi official press in Germany that Rus
sia was being tanned by her pressing need Of
German money.
Prof. DR.. Hugo NIensterborg Of FreiburS
University has received call to Harvard to
I'LL for three years the professorship Of ex-
perimental psychology. He will organize a
department with q psychological laboratory.
He has already received his leave OF absence.
and will sail shortly for New York.
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room Of his Yacht Uohenzollern n tablet hear.
inc this inscrintion.
"His Excellcncv Generol Field Marcia,
Count Won Moltke occrnied tb,s anartnent
from tho 81 to the 10th Of Sentemher 1880"
The arrogance of nrmv officers nnnnrent,v
feeds on the indignation which has heen
aroused against It. Two fragrant offences NV
Iieutcnants in tho prussian servjco ara "a.
norted this week. NJ. Snerer. First 7 ieuten.
mt was displeased with tho manner in which
n roserve cornorol solutod him in tba etroot
He turned upon tho corporal md struct him
nm onen-hand blow which tumbed him into
the gutter. Tn. Lieutenant walked on md
the civilians who had gathered cnrricd tho
corporal into o. private house. where he was
revived. The Lieutenant will be court.m mar
tailed, but. as usual, probably will be LET of
with a reproof or temporary transfer I,
another post,
In Spandau on Wednesday, A Second T,iou-
tenant Of the Berlin garrison volunteered his
services as peacemaker in a dispute among
civilians. Whom no attention was paid to his
offer he drew his sword and began bewine
right and left Several persons were injured
and the rest ran away, The officer is supposed
to have been drunk.
Lieut.. Lucus. who In quarrel over his dor.
tried to stab policeman in Mayence. has re-
signed his commission. The Radical press
rcncws its demand that officers offending
against civilians and civil law shall be- umena-