The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11

police hand 10 keep back the crowd and prevented
the sightseers crushinx IN the visnors Thanks to
this prccauton the imperial party reached their palace
car without difficulty. and the good people Of Chcs 90
go' very much more satisfactory look al His Majesty
than they otherwise could have done This VISIT ~
Chicago was truly surprise for the imperial party
They expeced large, prosperous town, but
not such "a magnificent. SOlldly constructed
city. As We loft Chicago behind Is was also expected
that the country would offer points VI interest bus
Is The leagues were rosd of by hundreds tho ssste
ments thronged thckly along the line Of railway, and
was not till thc edge Of the great Nevada desert was
reached that II could be said had lost sight for any
considerable length Of time Of the homes Of the setsrs
From New York the Missouri the cham Of population
was uihroken, aud though grew thin after leaving
Omaha continued unbroken 10 tho very edge Of tho
desert
IRlEp INSPECTION OF onAnA
In order TO give the Emperor much timo rs pos-
matters that the Emperors special car was sent
IRON Council Buls TO Omaha without delay. AZ We
md made similar arrangements a. Omaha 10 those made
at Chicago carriages wcro in waiting. and under tho
direction OF gentleman connected with tho railway
tho imperial party made an interesting tour OF
the city. The first point visited was tho high
school, splendid airy brick building, situated on
hill behind the town aud commanding extensive
prospect OF Missouri and surrounding country Tho
lowest class hrst visited II consisted Of some
twenty wee things OF both sexes frghfuy dirty look
ing, whom very good looking young lady was trying
70 bring up in the OF urithuctical science. Tho
Emperor anxious to hear the class sing and ON
signal from their teacher tho little sweeps burst out
into song keeping good lime Afterwards the higher
classes visited. small concert organized by tho
first class proved good The Emperor lett tho
high school we'll pleased with what he bad seen and
hoard. DR.. Henning, who looked at tho institution
with the eye OF expert, became very enthusiastic
the school and tho system but could spare
Emperor anorward visited an important smelling
works. where was being reduced TO bullion. The
process seemed to give very good results Although
the imperial party remained only hours IN the city
they saw pretty nearly all that was worth notice
ACROSS rHE PLAINS
Leaving Omaha we plunge ut once into the region OF
embryo towns aud prairie grass At tho time OF our
passage the grass Is short and yellow. As we pass
westward prairie Ores become common and at night
tho shadows Of animals fleeing for their lives be
made out The sight is magnificent, but the spectator
scarcely refrain from thinking OF tho terrible atO
of tic unfortunate encircled by these fires, which
seem to start up at twenty points at once, and rush
along with Kissing, cracking sound From the
mcn wo LETT Omaha His Majesty was on tho gui rire
for Indians and butIaloes He was fnted to
single bls0n but his Indian prayer granted Tho
only ANIMALS wc saw IN any numbers were anleopes
Kcarney some lew backwoodsnen and trappcrs
into view There also despatch from General
Palmer, commanding at Fort saunders was re-
musical reception VI Fort Saunders. This polite
offer was accepted and as tho tram nsared the
post the band OF tho Eighth cavalry played op0ra
tic selections The train stopped for moment aud
DR.. Aacedo got OH TO thank General Palmer behalf
OF tho Emperor. II dono in few words and Gen.
eral Palmer just about to reply in Spanish whom
tho steam whistle gave warning that tho train
about TO start. The General bad only got tar
"Mucho allegro su Majestad'' when tho train began
move. and The Doctor. though the pooet OF men,
was obliged shake the General hastily by the hand
Chamber upon the tTatn AIDED from above anu
low. Al Cheyenne u largo crowd occupied the plat
form, ana when the EMPEROR descended, walking
and arm with thu visconde de Bonn Retro, passago
markedly well behaved, and II is noticed that
tho further 90 West tho polite
the people become Just now Cheyenne is doing q
lourishing business lifting out aivcnturcrs for the
Black Hills This industry, however. Is likely 10 suffer
from tho operations OF the Sioux who seem deter
mined 70 maintain their hold OF tho BLACK Hills by
iorcc and have already killed unfortunate cmi-
grants. Here the Emperor was informed OF tho cxlsl-
have caught and sent to him. II his intention
forward them to the Scientific Institute of Rio aud
have thcm compared with peculiar fish discovered
Brazil which has given to gooa deal Of discussion
among the learned.
ENTERING THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS
At this point the aspect Of the country had COM
nlec,v chanced No had left behind the Iowlands snd
on all sides rose up snow clad mountains. Away 20
the north the Black Hills up snow crowned, and
range. In the lower Slopes the snow had begun
10 disappear, and the dark forms Of the
scattered poo trees among MGR, the snow patches
and savage, tho very abode OF winter. The inpc-
rial party delighted with the scenery OF this psrt
Emperor greatly struck by the help given by
turo the construction of tho overland route Stand
ing the rear platform as We. swept through tho
denly aud sad, sslhs country seems have been
made purposeiy by God Tor railways. Who could have
cut out those canyonsg''
rHg MORMON yxRrsALHx.
In order to DO present ut the Mormon service the
4 Emperor decided on visiting sail Lake sunday We
arrived in tho holy city 81 the Latter Day saints
Saturday night about eight O'clock aud His Imperial
Majesty very fond Of dramatic art drove directly
the theatre, whore an actor named Burnett was
holding forth Tho box opposite occupied
by some half dozen blooming daughters
OF the Pfophe-fair haired rosy checked girls who
would be- most dangerous apostles Of poiyeamy were
they preach the gospel 70 intelligent Gen.
tilcs Tho house wssnot well Tiled This caused mo
surprise, Il had beoh announced that tho Emperor
would be In order to account for tho Of
curiosity, question Was put to an intelligent native
could moi s:and tn Ihc Emporor on his entry was
well received by tho audience. lie was very much
tercscd In the sample Of Brigham Young's family,
pccially young gentleman OF some twenty summers,
who, tho Emperor SAID. rcscmblcd portrait OF tho
Prophet he has In Rio. The number OF faces ono
sees in Sal, Lake with striking likeness Brigham
certainly remarkable. Perhaps II Is nm instance OF
moral influence affecting directly population What
Il may be there csn be no doubt OF the striking
likeness which an unknown quantity OF people have 10
the Prophet. That Is a hard Tact
II late when we reached Walkers Hotel aud
every retired to his quarters The Emperor nxod
half-past the breakfast hour In thc morning
His Majesty appears radiant The luxury OF good
bath aud sound nights sleep have told on him,
he looks fresh rs peach, aud strong too lie Is IN
nigh spirits. and tells me hc has had good sleep
seven and han hours Al the appointed hour sit
down to breakfast but the Keep waiting nil
patience Is we'll nigh exhausted. When ,hcy begin 10
they bring bsh Ia rst, though they have been
warned hatthe EMPEROR does hot cat Dish So he must
game A hungry we begin al the wrong end
and cat backward With diinculty prevail on the
bring IN tch anu Whch cVuTN one uaS pretty
we'll brcakiastcd on what he could pick up comes
the bccstcnks. They very good very soon
demoIish them. showing = thorough disregard Tor
cou. SEES aud style, much 10 tho aslonsbmcnt
aud disgust OF tho writers. We arc democratic
In our habits aud In appctitcs The walters
stand aghast al Emperor who has good appetite
aud does not affect any shodiy humtur, they cvi-
dcntiy think not nearly such swcis they
thought wcrc their swelis being all modelled the
snob pattern. After brcasfast drive nut Tho
springs. and lind the wator hot that the hand
cannot be he'd long IN IL There Is growing IN these
warm springs very curious vegetation which 10
thrive very we'll On Our return we visited
GREAT MORMON TABEExAcLH
There is however. servicc. the Of fire Is for
biducn but very Vbngng caarotakcr showed US
through thus temple sacred 10 Mormonsn. The build
ing ii In the shape of elongated bee and cap
able seating T. 900 people Tue arrangement Of
the Inferior IS complete ~ u - smpisnd elegant
The seats the lover floor divided four sec
IONS with four aiscs to facilitate the circulation the
faithful The roof built OF single span with no
support but the walls gallery supported ~
tyivur pillars round the building inslds tcria
mating both sides the huge organ which the
arges: America " is In the position occupied IN
otncr churches by tho altar Immediately In
front are placed three pulpts, above the other