The Red Cloud chief., 1881-11-17
The Emperor. a, paatrie,

1o8 GmYFtHt ~ b&atAtf
A dispatch 10 the New York Herald
from Dansxic says. when a becams
known tia; the Car would land. all
the towns turned out. despite the
wretcheily vet weather. llells pealei
from al the churches. the batteries
fired minute guns. ~rcgirneatal ban II
play ed the Russian National Hymn."
At tive O clock the co-tesc made itz
way slowly from the harhsor 20 the Gov
eminent Hoas. amid loud hurrshs and
the uimos; excitement A large force
of mounted police led the way. Ia two
gala carriages drawn b. four horses.
brought expressly from Berlin. "a; the
two Emperurs and the Crown FRINGE,
with the two brothers Of the Car.
Princes Vladimir and Alexis Alexandra
witch. The Car wore the Uniform ii
the Prassian regiment of Uhians and
the rib5on OF the Black Eagle. Though
rather pale. he looked pleased. anil
gazed with seeming wonder ut the
crowl enthusiastically hurrshing his
carriage. The Emperor OF Germany.
the Crown Prince aud their guest drove
straight 10 the house Of the Russian
Consul General The Gar went in.
side. A guard OF Gcensiiers Va, left
n thedoor. the band playing the Rus
sian National HYMN. The Emperor
William and Crown Prince returne / I'M
mediate,y to the Co. eminent House.
After resting and taking a warm bath.
the Car drove through the town IN n
close carriage. and saw A. much II IL ~
the downpouring rain would allow.
Then he AMI his brothers went to dine
with the Emperor " William. who had in
viied all the suite and the principal au-
thorities OF the town. with their wives.
Prince Bismarck donned the msgnii-
cent uniform OF the Blue Cuiras>icrs.
and his tail frame towering u owe the
heads OF all present male him very con-
~spicuous. The Car c~ouversed for ten
minutes with Prince Bismarck before
dinner. The table was horseshoe
shaped. The ancient dining-hall WAS
surrounded with massive silver plate.
rejecting the brilliant light Of ;orch-
es and lamps with the flicker
Ing flames OF burning spirits.
There was n profuse quantity Of
flowers and flags. The array OF
po"ttith iopliiitli ii IL Sastl > A4ftAf,
standing motionless while the two En-
perors conyerscd. and the company.
which stood NJ a | tile distance. in rich
uniforms, all ab'a.e with gold and jew
els. helped To make q very impressive
tableau. Meanwhile. the band Of the
Fourth Regiment of Grenadiers played
u hymn Of welcome. The master of
the ceremonies stepped forward and in
vited the noble guests TO take their
seats. and the two monarchs. side b.
side. stepped down to the middle of the
horseshoe table. According TO the Ger
man custom. the Russian Car, before
sitting down. shook hands with En-
peror William and Prince Bismarck,
wishing them n pleasant meal. The
Crown Prince sat N the right Of the
Car, while Emperor William sat on his
left. BY the side of the Crown Prince
Prince Alexis; beside Emperor Will
lam sat Prince Vladimir; Prince Bis
marck sat next to Prince Alexis. By
the special request Of Emperor William
the band was silent during dinner. rs it
with conversation. When
the roast dishes were on the table En-
peror William rose, and, holding n glass
champagne in his hand, said: IL
drink to the health of his Imperial
Majesty, my brother, the Car of Rus
sia- May he live long and happily"
The toast was received with load cheer
ing. The Car returned the compli-
ment. These were the only toasts ex-
changed. Meanwhile the population
had been making n desperate effort To
the town. The rain ceased
about ten o'clock. and. rather tardily,
the people began to light the gas with
colorei gas lamps and grease poles. At
eight o clock the dinner was over in the
Artushof. and the two monarchs. ac-
by their suites. drove
the town to the railway station.
Emperor William conducted the Gar
into the saloon carriage and went with
the train as far as the port. The only
other occupant of the saloon carriage
was Prince Bismarck. the other Princes
being in n second saloon carriage. The
Car went on board his yacht, and the
Emperor returned Immediately to Ber-
i'm without coming again into the town.
How They Salt a Claim.