The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-11
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into large double handict goblsts or whItc mcssl
which were passed frsm hand 70 hand. There Wal
none OF that rsvePcnal ioeiing manifested IN
Of the communion which Is generally shown IN I'll
Christian churchcS
sleek looking gentleman with strong well cut features
whose appearance suggested retired sea captan NJ
tered discourse in defence Of polygainy. which was
weak ana rambling Before the apostle had concluded
the Emperor obliged leave in order to catch tho
San Francesca train Tho Emperor gave the follow
ing opinion Of Mormonlsm :-.'I think IL viii not last.
Tho system Of poygsmy Is opposed 10 tho spirit oil
CIVILIZATION OF tho present day cannot believe the
pcope give credencc 70 tho revelations Of Joe Smith
and Brigham Young. But the Morm0ns have done
great work In bringing the land cultivation,
urged perhaps, oy religious enthusiasm anatcism.
cannot understand thai tho unied States permits ~
suppress immortality IN city. Why. tncn permit q
here :"
TIE nrrRvEwxRs RoUrEn
At Elko the tram WAS boarded by number OF news
PAPER reporters San Francisco were dying 70
interview real emperor. With this laudablo obbces
the most strenuous efforts made. but they vera
defeated by The absolute refusal Of His Majesty
nit 70 be interviewed by the comers and ~ length
they Withdrew In despair.
MEETING WITH A rIurE
At Winnemuced the Emperor encountered the Pluto
Chief. Captain Natchcz Feeling that he, too, was
monarch tho Indian presented himself boldly and In
CURED where tho Great Captain that he, Captain
Natcnez, wanted to speak 10 him. When the En-
peror came out the following dnloaue took place -
EAryRoE-Do you speak Englishy
NATcuEz-Yes, do.
EArkRoR-Have you wifef
NArcukZ-Yes
ExrxRoK-And have you any papoosesi
RATcHEz-rwo.
ExrsRoR-where are your moccasonsi
NATcHEz-l never wear any.
EMrEaoR-An Indian without moccasons is no Indian
al all
THIS reply being translated to number OF Indians
who wcro standing round they laughed aud seemed to
lived. p .' -
This WAS not what tho Emperor wanted to know. but
how no worked 70 obtain his livelihood This was OK
panod to the Indian who careessly replied, II do not
work at anything THIS answer Disguised tho En-
pcror<who turned and into tho car, thinking,
doubt that inaian human nature pretty much tho
same all over thu world Al Auburn bevy OF young
ladies presented the Emperor with bouquet OF bcaut
ful flowers. Que of the young ladies' who slow
getting oil was carried oil 10 the next station.
ARRIVAL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Reaching sacramento the royal car was switched on,
anu His Majesty made tour OF inspection among tho
machine shops OF The railway company. which arc
claimed 10 be the most complete and best appointed III
the United States Al stockton the Brazilian Consul
paid ms respects to His Majesty. special engine
htchcd OH 10 the Emperor's car AZ Sbermone and We
were whrled into the city at the rate of hity miles
hour. BY this His Majesty arrived long before
he was expected, and avoided thecrowd which was
expected to assemble greet him. The result this
piece Of strategy the wasting or largo amount OF
enthusiasm on the regular train, whlc tho Emperor
was quiet cnsconced IN the Palace Hotel oil tho
niarvcls Of The pncilc In tho evening Has Mavesty
went 10 Gilmorcs concert whore no remained during
ancc he express.d himself highly pleased with
tho admirable execution OF difficult norecaux,
and Al tho close Ito compIimen,cd Mr. Gilmore
ON tho skill displayed by the musicians under his d.
rcction. Toward midnight tho sercnadc, which had
boon arranged in honor OF tho Emperor gwen by
Mr.. Gm0re aud his famous band The splendid court
yard oil the hotel which successfully rivals that Of tho
Grand Hotel at Paris, was Illuminated from the de
cAdGssee to the roof Beautiful women richly dressed
promenaded about the gallery, lending increased inter-
est and brliancy TO the scene Although the Emperor
very tired after his hong travel he remained
loot until nearly ono IN tho morning, listening to tho
beautiful stratus OF Gilmorcs band. Hc is delighted
With the music and hopes TO meet with tho band again
At Philadelphia He sent 10 thank Mr. Gilmore for his
music and directed his representative to say that the
great conductors fame known TO him, and that
what he had already heard justified the great rcputa-
son which Mr. Gilmore enjoyed q musical director.