The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-24
OUR BERLIN BUDGET.
Events of the Week in the Fatherland.
His Majesiy's Movements.
1copvrlahted lssl. by the As-ocIated Prcssl

Copyrighted 1884 by the Associated Prcss)
BERLIN, June 23-With the departure of
the emperor and empress for hiel yester-
day, in order TO be present at the regatts,
added to the fact that their majesties will,
after the aquatic contests, proceed on an
extended maritime tour. political life has
come TO "a standstill and the diplomatic
world of Germany will relapse into a state
of repose from which It may not be aroused
until his imperial majesty returns from
vacation. With the help of the Norwegian
government an extended mail and teie-
graph service Is being organized in order
that the emperor may, while In the north
ern waters, receive his dispatches and
mail matter daily without being COM
pel!ed to couch at the various points along
The coast. Coasting steamers will leave
Norway every day while Empero: VIII
liam is cruising off the coast and viii meet
the imperial yacht Hohenzollern at pre-
arranged places.
THE ARREST OF Won KoTz.
one of the masters of ceremonies. which
made a great sensation. would have caused
a still greater commotion bad 1t not been
for the fact that it soon became known
that his father died insane. which bas
given rise to the generally expressed
opinion that the prisoner Is also Insane.
The affair, however, has caused great
shock in aristocratic circles, where both
on hOiL dBu us IdHd5OInc VIC pay tu
prominent part.
A singular accident revealed what the
most vigorous police inquiry for four
years past failed To disclose. The snony
nous letters. 1t seems, were written IN
printed characters IN order 70 avoid detec-
ton. Some weeks ago the plotting paper of
an aristocratic club on the Parises Plats
was found to have the impress Of the hated
characters. This clue was followed up
and ted to the discovery OF sImilsr pieces
Of blotting paper ia Won kotz's Office.
Suspicion grew stronger when a gentle
man of the court made a statement 70 the
effect that Won kotz, during tue course OF
"A conversation which took place. let drop
some remarks which were identical with
the espersions contained ID the letters.
Won hotz
DECLARED HIMSELF INNOCENT.
but as appearances were against him, he
asked TO be detained 10 custody ia his own
interest, on the ground that II the anony-
nous letters were still received during the
period Of bis detention 10 would prove his
innocence. The paper adds that the auOuy-
nous letlsrs are sin being received IN
spite Of You ho,z being under arrest
Won hoiz i a Lieutenant Of the ChIaus
lie was marked FOR bis eceeutricitiss lie
LETT ;Es trmT with The rank OF captain
about zen years ago but has since remained
3 IA suite q nis rec ment 1his accounts
for lsis arrest bT she military Authorities.
1, Won Ko,z bal ieft TIE army entirely the
civil cOugts would have d=s-t with bis
case.
A. P3;saam ;odav thers was an uncaa-
frmrd rutuoT 70 be eaec. THAI Won Koiz
would shortly - released from cu-lodF
Should tEIs tuFE CO < Be true u would
seem certain the military suthOriii-s arc
lu po--e-SiOu o. Information which Sl~ars
Won hotz from che serious charges ma1s
against him However eyefyb1dy viii
ask himself or herself this question, who
! the zutAoF Of the long serirS q snOsy-
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