St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21

has ordered that genealogists in.
vestigate the rival claims In the
meantime the serio-comic fight is fol-
lowed with a great deal of interest.
COUNT Won KoTzE,
the court chamberlain who on Satur-
day last fought a duel with Baron
Won Reischach, another court
chamberlain, and who was wounded
by pistol shot in the hip as a re-
suit Of his determination to punish
those whom he considers to have
been instrumental in casting upon
him the suspicion of writing the series
Of anonymous communications last
year which caused so much trouble
in high circles, is rapidly recovering
from his wound. He is receiving
numerous marks Of sympathy from
the emperor and from the court, as
we'll as from all the members of the
diplomatic corps, who make dailyen
quiries regarding his health. En-
peror William sent him a handsome
floral present, in the shape of an
Easter egg, which was placed by his
bedside. The bullet has not yet been
extracted.
Immediately on his recovery Count
Kotze declares he will send chal-
lenges to two other detractors. Baron
Won Schroeder, his direct successor
in office, he disdains- to fight. but
Prince Won Furstenburg and Prince
Henry of Reuss, are mentioned as
likely to be the next to be challenged
if the cort of honor, which will be
formed to consider the affair, will
permit it, though the opinion pre-
walls that the cort will decide that, as
blood has been shed, the matter must
be considered settled. Prince Hohen
lobe, the chancellor, has been APP
pealed to, to stop any further duel
ling, but he has declined to inter-
vene, declaring it to be a matter for
military adjudication.
PRINCE JOACHIM,
the youngest son of Emperor Will
liam, who has been seriously i'll, has
now recovered, but the strictest care
of the little prince will be necessary
for some time to come. All lessons
have been entirely prohibited and no
exertions, even playing with his toys
or with the other children, will be
Prince Joachim devotedly during his
illness and spent every moment at
his bedside which could be spared
from court functions.
Easter was spent in the usual way
by the imperial family. The young
princes and their sister, little Princess
Victoria, with the children of Prince
Frederick Leopold, enjoyed happy
time searching for Easter eggs in
Bellevue castle on Sunday, the eggs
being handsomely adorned and made
of candy and chocolate. About one
hundred children Of high court Off
Gals had the delirious delight of
watching the search without being
allowed to take part in it.
The newspapers are commenting In
various manners upon the latest mot
to which the emperor has written on
a portrait of himself, which he has
presented to the court preacher, DR..
Frommel 1t reads: ''Who ever
trusts in God and defends himself
sturdily has not built upon sand"
The German Surgical congress held
in this city accepted a motion to send
delegates to all the coming internation-
al surgical congresses. DR.. Nutall
the young American hygienist of the
Berlin university, has been appointed
permanent assistant professor at the
hygienic institute of the university
of Berlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer, of
Chicago, spent Easter in this city; and
have gone to Paris. z.'-.' ~ 0~OL
Prior to their departure for the
United States, the United States am
bassadory Theodore Runyon, enter
tanned John B. Jackson, secretary Of
the United States embassy and Mrs.
Jackson are expected back in this
city by July 1.
TREATY DOESN'T SATISFY. o..
The Cologne Gazette this evening
says that in view of the pressure being
exercised at that time by the war
party in Japan. Germany, at the be-
ginning of March, enjoined the Jap
anese government to be moderate in
the terms demanded for peace urging
that the eession Of territory upon the
main land of China would be espec-
tally calculated to induce the inter
vention of the powers. Continuing, the
Cologne Gazette says that when it
was shown by the published terms of
peace that Japan was not disposed
to follow Germany's advice, steps were
Immediately taken to establish an ac-
cord with the powers and complete