Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-26
METHOD IN The MADNESS,
Particulars LJCu, lhl FlICW Who
Wanted 10 Sc Cleveland.
A. mn American titz.n lie Regards
Himself th" tqusi ~ LIN.
- ror wuiiHu.

INV YoHE, o.. %. - Richard
Hutfulur the muu VINO wanted " Ia.
,uryisW Pncsid,u. Cleveland, aud who
uuro. "a attention some time ago uy
challenging Emperor William To ii.ht
a uuui BE- o. native o. Lannwciicr pro
vince, Wvs, Prussia.
hU vuugfA,ud lu tns United Slatcs
about seven yrnr ago BuI bUuumu a
natufahEuu American ciuzrH iu kvu-
,uoIy lu uuu course uf time. iu lsJ4
euufalsl was brut 90 1crmsuy by ait
huufy Willard, % 10 claimed, 10 act as
aguut VI sue Northern tauiu Wuilv
.Ccupj iug this position, Cow Ter W.
Eanlzud q party % CO UbtalUa Gurmnns
VIM were tnVituu 10 pAfliuu ntu "a the
Upuuing VI the rsilf0aI fc erred g..
some time iAtuI H4trGIutis father
aiUJ in Germany nuu tue huifs gut lutu
a nght abuug tue U-tate. Richard
duVfdiCr considered himself wfuugtd
~ his uTuthuE tut tue German c0urts
decided against him aud be hrn be.
gHu tue d ht against tue c0urls, Accu,.
INK them Of conspiracy.
When the German secretary OF Jus.
iict uouiuvd against bIm, 6Uuf1irf Hc.
Uuutu that On iai Ut being Ia the plot
aud wUuuI up by challenging the
emperor Oi Grfmauy ~ Hght duel.
a special jury Ui medical men wac
caliua upon 10 pronounce ON Gvvfdlgf's
sanity.
They pronounced him hopelessly out
VI his nina ald rnid he was not guilty
OF the orMitH h'as mgcslatls anu sent
him to An iuBsue ~ ium, where HE
brother paid the expenses tot a time.
But when the BROTHER stopped paying
the expenses In thu asylum, the au.
thOrititn i1iOrmod ths officials OF The
United States legation OF Goefuier
being AN Amefiotn ciuzen aud care
10 thu cOmmuniiy,and tuat they would
let MIN go anu inquired WhutheF there
would be any objections on tue part OF
the United S,utus authorities to allow
GOerdlvt to land In America. In seine
manner not explained tile whole mat.
YER was postponed aud Richard Goorl-
lef's brother resumed paying bis OK.
puhaes ana continued so doing for
time. hut ne stopped again aud the
question OF returning Gourdlur 10 the
United states again came 90 tbs front,
~ the Germans decided they had no
a ht u burden the community with
him. Eventually the state dopartmt M
"a W Washington decided that GUerdlur
being an American citizen could not
be- prevented from lauding and he was
vOnsuquuutly teut back TO this country
lust year as a eaioOI passenger on board
tue steamer Havel, tho eX rnsus Of tue
zip being partly paid by his brother
ana party ny tho Pfussiau gov
cfnment, the later tRking care
100 iniOfm the Oilieials Of the
United States embassy As 10
GIurdleI's movements ~ that he
might be taken cate Of on his arrival
mere. Before leaving Germany GOctd.
Ter Threatened 10 return 10 that cOun.
try aud continue ~ wage his s3-osllrd
war Tor Justice. Last month It was
announced tina Gyeulur WAS iloo.iug
thn public tiilce nj Berlin with
PAM nluI enutied "Fiat iustliiR" IA
which ho ruoited his experience Ia
Tying 10 obtain a legacy ut Haum,
WestphhnR.
GueTdieT wanted tho emperor o.
Germany 10 night him win pistols.
claiming that lac, Ms an American
citizen, was also "a molsfou and tue
equal Of tno kaiser.