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

travelling showmen The Emperor. however,
pays them, but philosophically bustes
his way through, what there Is 10 be seen which
Is very little and then returns to the railway. The
crowd though for the part drawn from tho lowest
OF society. puton certain restraint
bus did not fail TO indulge tho stree c,tizsn's'
right crtioiso everything under the The crowd
mado up OF people or all nationaiitics INDUCED in
variety Of "Besorra said rough looking
Irish workineman, 'thn he's Ans looking ouid gen.
tleman, any way" while German who bore evidence
in his rubicund faco Of affinity with lager beer ex-
pressed his surprise h peculiar dialect Noin Gottl
IL dat Kaiser I" and mandy PANTY person
whsrc in particular said exctcdy snow really that
Dom Pedros" whiie dried looking Yankee farmer.
who looked cynicaIly II disapproving all this FUSS
delivered himself Of destined TO hear fire.
quently repeated, 'Waai guess no amt anything
than man, anyhow" During the promenade
through the town there slight fall Of snow and
the cold very bitter. The Emperor remarked 1T
u cold, but resist cold very we'll; 1t very good It
makes me feel like taxing much exercise" During tho
promenade the Emperor calamity raised his hat 70 the
ladies' no encountered, May Of whom simply stared
back in return On tho Emperor's to tho
zion he accosssd by policeman who had lived
some time in Southern Brazil In bidding him good
by His Majesty wished the man, who was highly fiat
tered by his talk with royalty good health and plenty
Of silver"
xuIsAscrs.
Al this point the sutographic nuisance began. It
was, however promptly suppressed. the Emperor
evidently disked this kind OF annoyance. Tho omni
present interviewer also appeared, but not per-
milted eject Judgement As approach the Great
Valley Reservation HIS Majesty several times
presses hopo that wall meet OF tho Seneca
tribe Of lndans but not appeared along the route
nor Al Salamanca station where they nearly
always TO be fohnd Al jamestown His Majesty
welcomed by better class OF citizens He exhibited
great in Lake Chautauqua, because It the
highest nav,gab!e water on the continent Not point
Of interest escapes HIS Majesty, who is making his trip
truly one OF instruction rather than pleasure Every
feels somewhat fagued by the OF the GAGS.
but exchange assurances that
become used 10 tho jerky motion will
ieoi NO fatigue The visconde dc Bonn Retro,
however, denounccs vigorously railroad travel
ling with Its ending and dust, and pro-
claims his decided preference for sea voyages
count Of their superior aud convenience Again st
this all tho party revolt by solemn the
visconda Is lott ia minority of ono bat refuses to
surrender hts opinion.
AT CLEVELAND
Finding that there was considerable delay at Glove
land Il proposed 10 tho Emperor carriages
should be ordered by telegraph mcot at the
ton SO as 10 allow the imperial party to mako rapid
visit 70 tho town 1t uni9rtuna teiy quito dark
when arrived that vague notion OF It's sizc and
appearance tho only profit derived from this lore
sight II was known tho city that tho Emperor was
passing through aud curiosity drew together crowd
largely composed Of the roughcr element Of society.
No sooner had tho Emperor descended from the
than the crowd closed round him. the roughs. IN
their anxiety real, 1.-Two Emperor, pushed aud
crushed about in such y reckless way that several
members OF tho imperial party blessed with
corns passed very bad quarter Of
hour getting 70 their carriages The conduct OF
the Cicvolanders was bad beyond all excuse, and vas
by far the worst exhibition OF rowdysm witnessed
far the voyage II is the luck Of the vsconde de
Bonn Retro be the victim In all these accidents and
this exception The crowd bad well nigh
walked over him, and he consequently somewhat
ruiiled, but got sympathy, as declared unani-
msusy that no had been acting valsntly the buck
Ter OF the crown, and that for any no had
ceivcd they were honorable and not be complained
about
xArx cHAr.
The Emperor rises early, and noxt morning April 10,
when presented myself TO pay my respects, HIS Ma
jesty said mel have bcen reading your report Of
my conversations II IL very exact very good
Thanking His Majesty for his kindness hoped no
would not torn . bad opinion OF American courtesy
ConouCb
replied :-"Not at all, not at all; do not mind; am
used 10 IT. In my own country people more
customed and do not crowd SO much but
sometimes oven there have elbow my way. One
tme going to church, was carried by tho crowd up
ON tho altar. don't know how"
CoRREsroxDExs-I fear you ind our people little
rough 10 their ways
ExrERon-They very energetic II Is their
character You havo people with great energy
Of character and softncss OF manner very much
prefer psopls entorprisng and energetic is
very much better They ''les dsuts dc lesr
cdydctSre"
With this good-natured view this unpleasant SUBJ
jcct dropped and referred TO no more - The
first glimpse OF Lake Michigan excited His Msjcsty's
enthusiasm, and several times during tho day spoke
In admiration OF our wonderful Lake systcm declaring
that them alone possessed great riches closing
his remarks by saying that God had generously pro-
vided North America with communication >
IMPERIAL coxrLAisAxcx.
As looking forward arrival 1t Chicago
where were TO stop Tor two hours, with anxiety,
each one tried 10 himself look AZ respectable rs
possible. DR.. Henning thought It would Improve his
personal appearance to shave, and taking advantage
VI the temporary absence OF tho Emperor in
. convcniont place and began removing the stubbe
that had grown his chin. The Doctor was soon
absorbed work, which rendered difficult BY
the jotng OF tho tram preoccupcd was ths Doctor
that he tho Emperor's arrival until HIS
Majesty VINO had been seated time addressed one
Of the party The Doctor. surprised round and
found himself face face with HIS Majesty. 10 at
tempted 70 boat hasty Retreat apoogzing 10 the Em-
peror, but His Majesty insisted lac should flash bis
shaving, reminding him of the provsrb, Ia guerrs
c0sm< o Ia 0s<rre
TuE GARDEN CRY.
wc were fortunate enough TO have tho train with
Mr.. Pullman OF palace notortesy, who Ia very
unnbsruslvc contributed make the trip enjoy
Abe Dy Supplying every want and taxing TO
obvntc any difficulty. Amer tue Cleveland experience
there was general desire to much as
possible lie proved OF great value Ia organizing
Ills Majcsly's visit Chicago. by telegraph
carriages ordered the imperial party.
accompanied by efficient guide Everything was Ia
order and on our drove through the prin-
clpai streets the city, which aroused the wonder
and admiration OF the distinguished Hts Ma
csty party perfectly asonlshed al the
Der OF magnificent buildings Chicago Only here aud
lhorc BE- found the great which
had devastated the Garden CITY rhe Emperor de-
clsred II like page from ''Ihc Thoasnd aud One
Nights and that difficult .rna2s ne tpat within