Daily Republican., 1885-10-06
Home From Europe.

joseph Stoeck @ and William Man Ter,
the latter proprietor OF the Logan
House, arr ived home from their "Fa
derland" in Europe, on Saturday even
ing, alter two month abseuse. Mr..
Mailer went six days in advance OF
Mr.. Stoeckle on the steamer Weiland,
and Mr. Stoeckle followed on the steam
er Werra, Mr.. Stoeckle went direct to
Buchau in Wirlemburg his old home.
After remaining there o few days'
visiting the friends of his early youth,
those still living, and observing the
changed condition of affairs, he Joined
Mr.. Mahler in Blau baria. From thence
hey both travelled together and visited
the city of U I'm, and from thence to
Munich from thence to Ragensburg I;
from thence to Landsbut from thence
to Markt Rednitz from thence to Nu-
burg, here they called on United
States Consul Black from New Castle,
and had long and friendly talk with
him.
| From there Mr.. Stoeckle and Mr..
| MAILER wended their way to Wurtz-
burg from there 10 Aschafienberg ,
fro n there to Handau +; from there to
lDarmstadt from there to Geissen ;
from there to Pfangstadt from there
Ito Lumbrecbt, in Rhine Bavaria, the
inatiye riace Of Henry Rloni.., Boh-iu
law of M. StoecKle, and proprietor OF
1.-The Grand Union hotel from thence the
iparty proceeded to Winterbach from
u thence to Langenksndel, the native
iplace of Charles ard Frederick Yette-,
lI3l4 Market street from thence II
4 Carsrue from thence to Heidelburg
from thence to Stuttgardt, where the
Etn pezors' procession took place durin 8
} their stay. Mr.. Stoeckle and Mr.
} Mahler both say it was the grandes
lsight they ever saw. There were vete
, rams there from every portion OF Ger
many.
Il 1t took the procession from 10 a. IN
a until 4p. m. to pass though they march
led sixteen abreast. There was thu
I'll grandest demonstration of music the,
' had ever saw or heard tell of. 1t wa
Just band after baud; and when on
ldropped ont another band took it's plac
, !They gained sight of the old Empero
'. Wilhelm as he rode along in CLOSED
learriaze. Mr.. Stceckle rays he woul'
:. lrather lose several hundred dollars tha
% 10 miss such a sight. From Stuttgard
the travellers went to where &. Man
Uncle, the we'll known Wilmiugto
lputcher, came from. They then retrat
sd their steps to Stuttgardt and fror
le thence TO Buchau, the old homestead.
> Messrs Stoeckie and Mahler ther
/ took few days trip and visited nearl,
le all the cities and places Of interest i
Switzerland, the wonderful littl
1t manufacturing Republic of Earope
a and where they got glimpse of th
At A lps that rosa mile upon mile until tf
b tops were icst above the clouds. The
Is then returned to Buchau again, wher
they bid adieu to old friends and tn:
n new associates they had formed.
81 On tile way to his home ahead OF MI
{, Stoeckle, Mr.. Mailer visited severs
re places in Aisace and Lorraine, among
g. which was the town OF Saa7. Union, tn
place W here he wooed and won his wifi
g, Mr.. Stoeckle says he found bnsines
n, in very depressed condition, some
n, thing like II is In this country, bu
. with signs of improvement. The part
:; EN- barked from Bremen in the steam'
Elba, which stopped at southampto
:. on their way home.