New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-08
NOTES FROM THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
END OF TIE BERLIN sEAsoN-HIGH PEHsoNAGEs
AsSAILED IN 4 BOOK-A POLISH MOBILES
CRIMINAL. CAREER

CRIMINAL CAREER.
Berlin. April THE season Is over in every class
o. Berlin society and most persons OF social I'M
portance have left the city. The Empress and her
family Will remain here until Easter when tney VIII
20 10 m. nov palace IN Potslam The weather
has delayed the removal Of Prince joachim. who
IS still an invalid. although recovering his strength
SLOWLY The DAYS have been sunny during the last
week but there have been snow. hail and hgh
winds az night
Emperor Williams visit in kiel has been pro
lngea owing 10 the closeness Of his inquiry into
the condition OF the canal. which he wishes to kno"
thoroughly before approving the programme OF the
opening fetes
An ANONYMOUS author has put forth sensational
story based on the KO,ze letter scanqa ana hloer-
len-Wachter's affair with Polstorf Of the "klad-
derdatsch" one OF the conspicuous characters IN
The book ,s the EInperor's brother-in-law. Duke
Ems, G0nther Of Standardization. The Duke Is
introduced as nan-less prince who is on HIehn-
y terms with French female spy named SAINT
clre The woman tries 20 earn her French pay py
vorn,ng military secrets out OF the Duke. and sew
eral conspicuous officers are pad richly win money
from Paris for their silence as TO her designs
Baron Scbrader Kotze's chief accuser; kideren-
Wachter and Erns, WIldenbrucn. the court
drama,ist are introduced under names which afforI
only thin disguises. The BOOK is seIhS Tdplu'y' aS
everybody expects the ponce 10 se'~e II
joseph Ledochowski was arrested in Vienna
hoie. Yesterday FOR stealing coal, clothes ana lewel-
r. The story Of his career as tod 10 the riehna we ma
police ana confirmed from other sources, ls as r.
narkab,e anything In recent ponce fecor1s,, M fae
Is a Polish nobleman. whose father was exHed loI
taking part In the Polish revolution. lie was reared
IN sferia. He escaped from the convict settlement
devious route, disguised himself ana returned 70
Russia to obtain possible par 9i 'nv and la, nni
back to Siberia After a iew yeafS ,he Tibists in
Switzerland. He was injured IN me ercat i@dil"ay @
accident near Basle. and obtained a large sum Ii
money compensation upon whch ne hVsu .I uIi,Ii
he went 10 Vienna He subsisted in the Austrian
capital by theft He was IN extreme poverty fh.19t
OF the time. often being reduced % begging IN the
streets The Russian Government wish 10 extra
cte him The Vienna police. however may De a. "a,
iowed 70 deal with him iirst. as they nave d io"e
u.s. OF charges against nm.
Count Taane. the retired Austrian Premier. has
published for private circulation 200 copies OF IA
novel concerning secret political NE duflns us
regime At present Taaffe sIpernttnd4R h;s Kne% %
dairy farm Ellischan, In bohemia lie Is next
70 the largest cheese producer In Austria
Despite the repeated expulsion OF MORMON ms,
snionaries and the srictest police suryeanGe ~ ~
Brsndenburg. their fayorite ned. the WORK OK Oh
prose.yizing goes on without interruption, SereraI
women started from Hamburg last week Tor Itdh'
ana more will sail before Ma.
WANTS WILDE's NAME on THE BILLS.
London. April 7--sydney Grundy. the drama'is''
mas written TO THE Daily Telegraph u letter re-
sarding the removal Of oscar Wiide's name "o"'
'ne programme Of his plays. He asks;
suthors name botted from his work? II ma man r 10
n9t 10 be credited with what he has done wen ,Mo ~
'hat night Is he punished for what ne his uo"c ~
oPEAKER PEEL TO SAY FAREWELL To-D"''
London. April THE retiring Speaker Arthur
wellesley Peel, VIII deliver his farewell ADDRESS "
''e House Of Commons Tomorrow. Inc D"'