The sun., 1892-12-26

eminent almost daily. accuses IL OF intrigue
and double dealing. and warns the people that
their parliamentary representatives are being
persuaded to betray to the Chancellor the in
terests OF the masses. On Wednesday the
IJrwderts said: THE bill no longer receives
an unconditional and final no from
deputies. Ifs and butts Turk in every
corner. Except tho social Democrats
and the fraction Of the Guelphs. no party in
the Reichstae had expressed uncom promising
hostility to the principles OF the bill The
no otthe clerical party was merely an arttul
disguise for compromise bargain. The
Eadicais Fresinnige are too feeble to utter
mo- deci.lvely and they do not. therefore.
constitute danger to the bill. II the nation
itself does not interfere compromise is sure
OF plishment."
The Ndyietuu.3 Ga:sie publishes special
article to prove that krupp made his offer OF
cannon 10 Napoleon in 1858 instead OF 1888
The firm 5 Paris Office had admitted the fact
during a newspaper discussion OF tho subject
in 1872
An English company is building five small
tank ships for the petroleum trade between
Paris and Strassburs.
! The gorilla brought from Africa via Liver
pool last tal! tor the Berlin Scientific Institute
iii eI On Tuesday at the Aquarium. This was
| the largest gorilla ever brought to Berlin. He
was years old. and had lived in captivity as
| the pet OF an African chief for ak years. He
caught cold while being transferred from
! Cologne to Berlin. as the car in which he
travelled was unheated. When he reached
this city he was suffering from o cough and
too-,ache. On the following day he mad 10
| appetite aud was unable to sleep Severe de.
! preston. shvness. and sulkiness were the
next SYMPTOMS os his illness. Three days
! after his arrival DR.. Hcrmes entered the cage
! 20 treat him. The gorilla sprang at him and
| iiermes fed without boltng the door The
| gorilla sprang out and Tor twelve hours
, climbed in the treliswork near the apex Of
| the glass dome. Hunger eventually induced
! him to return.
At first the gorilla was fell with bananas.
| and it was Two days tetore it could he per-
| sualel to eat dates. When a chimpanAee was
| introduced into his cage the gorilla suIked FOR
| an hour and then bit his companion savagely
on the shoulder Ai'erwardh he utterly ignored
! the chimranzse. When greatly excited tive
| gorilla beat his breast with his hands: usu.
| ally he was surly and impasslve. This is the
fourth gorilla that the management OF the
Berlin Aquarium has lost. The first was four
years old. and lived from July. 1876. until No
yemher. 1877. The others were young and
scky. and died after few weeks in Berlin
Another gorilla is now on his way to the Aqua.
rum from the Cameroons.
Adolf TrenholZ. the sculptor. who received
pisto! wound In the hand during Lieut. Ho
bom'S double duel in Dusseldorf last sum
mer has been sentenced to confinement in 8
fortress for four months by the Criminal Court
for melting to dueiiing and breach OF the
peace. The due! in question resulted In ths
death Of Herr PerZ. painter.
The municipal authorities Of Dresden have
resolved tc spend 3O.000.OOO marks in eradu
ehA .A.,. M 1nttI Il
six million marks will be spent in improving
the school system Of the city.
The fortress and stores Of tho Forty-sixti
! Prussian infantry. stationed at Essen. wer,
| burned yesterday.
Six tobacco plantations within tho Berllr
city limits yielded 1890 pounds Of tobacco II
| 1892
High winds wrecked the hotel at Some
Osteroie Yesterday. As far as known nobody
was injured ---.
The Public Prosecutor at oseherslebel
quarrelled with the Presiding Judge over al
Official matter. and challenged him to fgh
with pistols. The Government. learning o
the incident. forbade the duel.
| Tho peasants and agricultural laborer
in the district around Oettingen are atrai,
to plough the fields on account Of tn
many bombs and shrapnels imbedded in tn
soil during the last army maneuvrss The
have appealed to the Bavarian Governmen
for help and the War ONCE has sent de
tachment Of engineers to search for the shell
and clear the ground as far a. possible.
Burgonaster Rissman o: Zerbst has beel
arrested for embszzlement OF public funds
He had been misappropratipg the city
n oney for several years.
flour mill and adjoining houses in Goss
nitz were burned yesterday: loss. 24U.Uc
marks.
Twenty armed gypsies fought detachms an
OF genJarmes near Wallhausen early in tn
week. Two gypsies were killed: the other
escaped.
Deputy Count Prsysing has bought tn
Clerical F-~'ndsnIldt in Munich. This news
raper Is devoted especially to the interests Q
the Catholic Church in Bavaria.
Prof Lehman OF Marourg will succeed tn
lato Prof. Mauren brscher ia the chair Of his
tory at al psir Uniyersity,