The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-30

ceased was feared by his whole company
becsuse-of his extreme severity.
A piece Of news, significant becsuse
showing new ameiioratlon of the rela-
tons between France and Germany.
comes from Caris-uhe. Baden Felix
uottl, tue c0mpossr aud leader of The
orchestra at CsrisIuhe has signed con-
racs To direct from March Is. next, 10
April 10. series of concerts in Paris.
llese concerts are To comprise a cycle o.!
Berlioz's compositions. Daring 5ae fol-
lowing year Nottl has contract led to eon-
duct series OF Wagner operas at tue
Gaie'y theatre, Paris.
Herr W-rmu b, late German commits
soEer to tn worlds !air IN Chicago, Is
drafting a government bill 10 restric
| bour>e speeuia ions.
TIE congress OF the Radical and Popular
| party, held this We, K at E.sensch, era d
duchy of SAKE Wrinlar resulted il n
ever. TO threaten 10 rvsIgn a. one OF the
| party leaders. III order to overthrow the
! opponents OF bis program.
| Motions in favor of the separation OF
I church aud schools aud church and state,
Were defeated by small ms sritie-.
! Tue extreme Radicals declare Herr
| Richter's victory is the deata blow to
! Radiealism.
Not even the Coreau question rivals in
| Interest here the news Ira cIrcula lon re-
gaTdiug the ears he itn. The oz sre-
witch Is not credited with D ssessiug a.
| much strength Of character his father
aud bis possible accession To tn thrOnr l.
regarded with some apprehension TIE
Instincts OF the cars oldest son are peace-
able but 1t is regarded that be may be
overrluen by the military D ,rty.
The reports that the ear his been
stricken with apopleXy are doubted. thu
belief being that he l. suhj-ct to fits.
! which usually accompany acute kidney
diseases. DIR. Zacchring, the CT ,r'. phy 81
clan, Il somewhat eccentric aud bru.Q ae
almost TO ruuenesS. He charles prouibi
| tive ices 10 rich patients aId treats the
poor grati4. When 1t the palace Dr.
Zicchnring insists upon bel lodged Ia
apartments on tue first ho0r aud he al tends
| the car in his dressing gown, IN prasant
boOJ-. Ii Is repor. ed thai or one occ ,siO OF
| the eccentric physician declined To lunch
with he CT rina, dee airing he was no ac-
customed 10 t. ke meals VITA women.
The Socialist have met witt great sue
c-ss III tne elections for tn cour of in-
dustry in thi, city, Esfut, Math useu anu
elsewhere.
The foreign Office has granted the exc
qual ur of United States Cou~ul BsrtLole-
new, the new Am rictu reprrseu I've ~
Mayence.
ColoLel Pauling has accept III. dir--sor-
ship o. the duke of SsXe-Meininsen' >
theater.
The heirs of Jacob Fisher. VINO died H.
Canada Years ago, have applied thr ugh
al attorney of Denver, Colp..t the Unit ii
States Ell. bassy here, Claiming the sum of
500, 900 with Interest, wHicn wss once
iUaued by the deceased TO the Pru~sian
government. The claim is said 10 be tirti-
IIuus.
Alan Boggs, Of Kentucky, is TO pass the
winter here
William II. Smythe, of Atlanta, Ga, Is
stopping Ia Berlin.
Miss GIynn, OF Cincinnati. a talented
musician, Is studying here under Herr
Wyeth, the viOlinist.
Mrs. Ftuuiel Blumfield -Zeissler, the dis
tiugui-hed pianist, OF Chicago. is BOW tour
ing Austria aud q Jimmy. She has been
the recipient of much attention in artist 10
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