Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-17
GERMANY JUBILANTI
PEACE CELEBRATION IN BERLIN.
The TrfumphaI Procession Recep-
ton OF the Recommendations TO
the Emperor William.

the Emperor William
june 16: =
The first division of guards stood with infantry.
cavalry and artillery, as in war. On the left
was combined battalion of seven hundred men,
picked men, representing all the States of Ger
many, under an officer OF battalion They car
ried eighty-one eagles, banners, and standards
captured from the French. With the cavalry
was combined squadron, composed of men
drawn from every cavalry regiment of the ser
wee, forming brilliant picture Of diversified
eolors. Next came the second division. On the
left were the Kings grenadiers, in which the
Emperor served. Then came six battaliOns of
army. Next, the cavalry guards and then the
artillery guard, followed by representatives of
various services in the field. on Che right aank
was the staff Of the Emperor.
THE EMPEROR
himself on a dark bay horse. He was followed
by the Empress, the Crown Prince, and eight
carriages containing the princes and ladies of
the household of the Emperor. As they rode ~
a royal salute was given, with three ringing
cheers. The Emperor proceeded rapidly along
the 'front.', the several divisions of infantry pre-
senting arms by brgades Each division then
instantly marched TO take position for entrance
at the gate OF the Halle.
The civic dignitaries OF Berlin, under the
gigantic equestrian
Static OF FREDERICK THE GREAT,
waited to welcome tho troops. Field Marshal
Nrangel, and other superanuuated officers. led
the procession. The fighting staff, led By Blu
menthal, chief of staff OF the Crown Prince. fol-
loved: Then came the military governors, sue
ceeded by corps commanders and other COM
manders Of the armies. Next came
BIsNAEcK, NOLTKE, AND Won RooN,
VINO were received with tcmpestuOus cheering.
They were followed by the Emperor, the Crown
Prince, Prince Frederick Charles, and an i'm
mtllse number of princes in glittering uniforms
with steady tramp came the stalwart infantry
guard; drum-b beats and music sHt He'd in mighty
volume; but the Tremendous cheering prevented
the sounds from being distinctly heard. Thus
amid the waving OF handkerchief, clapping OI
hanCs and loud YociieTatiOaS of the DODuf4..e
the fighting men were received On paS,ing
through the Emperor halted, and received
AN ADDRESS or CONGRATULATIONS
OF bevy Of young ladies OF Berlin. ami kissed
the speaker, Frauline BIaSsar. At The heal OF
Center der Linden he received the address OF the
burgom2ster OF the city, who was accompanied
by the magistrates. The procession passed alouy
the Center des Linden, beneath trophies OF VIC
tory, and between captured cannon, hanked by
A sEA OF HUMAN BEINGS, RISING Ia BALLOONS
70 the tops Of the houses.
Tie procession passed the palace the uniyer-
sity and the Opera-hOuse TO where the statue of
Bincher stands in bronze, where the members
of the Imperial Diet were also assembled Her
the Emperor wheeled HIS horse, with the ROYAL
princes, generals, and members of his staff on
either side. The troops marched past in
REVIEW.
The squadron of hOrsemen made a gallant
snow. From the terraces of the imperial castle
royal ladies smiled and showered greetings on
of square in the Lust Garden, around the un-
veiled
STATUE OF FREDERICK WILLIAM THE sD.
In front Of the fighting men stood the musicians
and trumpeters in three ranks. Fronting the
Schloss were standard-bearers with capturgd
trophies from the Halle and the Museum. Behind
an were the 1ull medaied veterans, inyalids, old
warriors, Ieomen of the Palace and Royal gem
daImes. The seats fronting in the Schloss Esr.
packed with officers and guards of the garrison
anu around the statue gradually collected a |
dense group Of ministers, cOunseiIors of state. |
municipal officers, and clergymen. The EmnaroP |
and suite and Princes entered the sauara sr5
TOOK positions under the awning between tLs /
bearers OF
THE TROPHIES
laid them al the foot Of the statute amid loud /
and prolonged rolls of drums, while the catlle-
oral choir burst into hymn OF praise and the 4
Chaplain General, standing on the steps of Uhe /
monument, afterwards offered a short PRAYER
Bismarck then approached the Emperor and /
asked leave 10 unveh the statue. The EmDeror l
bowed and Bismarck moved his hand when the
canvass fell from the statue, while the drums
and trumpets sounded and the standards of the /
troops presented arms and cheered loudly AMI a
salute Of l0l guns was fired, church bells broke i
INTO instantaneous ringing, while out OF the tur-
MOL ..
THE NATIONAL AIR
resolves itelf. The Emperor, helmet in hand. /
then approached his fathers statute and walked /
slewly around II. The bands struck up Nan
DdEket Ale Croft and the troops joined in singing
the hymn.
The Pope's Jubilee I'm BRUSSELS.
LONDON, June 1.-THE demonstrationin Brus-
sells yesterday in honor Of the Pope'si jubilee was
complete failure. G. -- az.
How Is This for High weddinge
LONDON, june 1.-THE Nova Scotia giantess,
Mis- Annie Swami, has been married. to Mr..
Bates, the Kentucky giant.
and Stabbing Case ON LoriI.
-.,f lard's Yacht.
LONDON, June IL Mr.. Lorfllard's American |
yacht Enehantress II ut Southampton. Eighto Of
fa1 fsarr .anffrs ar..1
one OF them has been committed TO prison ON
the charge of stabbing an officer.
Turkey Won't Receive fhe New Gre.
elan Minister.
! ATHENS, June The Turkish government
refuses 20 receive Triconpis a. Ambassador OF Il
Greece, for the reason that he was a foreign \
minister Of this country during the Cretan in
Minister Rangabee Called Home.
ATHENS, june 1.-THE Greek government II
has forwarded an immediate recall to Rangabee, /
rs envoy TO Washington.
LONDON june Ian ipsurrectionary ulanard
has been posted in Paris. Another branch of II
the International Society has issued manifesto 4
cepted the responsibility for the confarrations i
IN arts, and affirming that they are encaced in Il
struggle against eowardice, a war against des-
are unconquered, and their candidates must be
aayanceI 70 once. The republicans Malone, Il
4, aiian, hochote and Dalert are suggested for
me support OF the members Of the Society "a
being socialists and democratic General F;rid-
hefee u the republican candidate for the Assam
bly, IN the department of Torrine. Some OF tie
bonapartists candidates have proclaimed the
wafchword of "free trade" Odillon Barrot a the
candidate from fhe department. of Var and
Charles. Abbottuci stands in the departmeufof Il
Lolrst. The reorganization Of the army Is
proceeding with all possible speed.
4, The Bonapartists Actiye.
LONDON, June 1.-The TsIeorapk has a dis |
patch from Versailles which states that the Bon
aparnst cahdidates are making vast efforts and |
spenulng great Deal Of money 20 effect their |
election 70 the.Assembly. They really have No |
GRANGE OF success for the Assembly itself Is deter