The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-06-17
THE DEAD EMPEROR.
Deep Sympathy Expressed
Over All Europe.
THE FUNERAL 80 BIZ PRIvArE.
The French Feeling ever the Demise
Period of MoErniRG-Tbe Gather
ing DeIeRatss-Bire.
The Dead Emperor.

PANS, June Is.-PasLs papers, with
out exception, express GSeH sympathy
for the bereaysd Empress and sorrow
at the death of the Emperor, to the
beauty of whose moral nature fall
Justice is done.
LONDON, June t&-The Standards
Berlin correspondent telegraphs that
a rumor is eurreat, which, however, is
uueoufirmed, that 9SotorS Bergman
aud Schweningen, the late Emperors
regular doctors, held a Psstm ortem
examination Yesterday afternoon, and
that afterwards the body was etnbalmsd.
It is reported that tbe eK-Empress
will go to Italy after the funeral. Is Is
stated that Emperor william ii
and Bismarck nave CSmpled a pre-
gram &c aud that yhe Emperor will
continue the former pelIcy.
BtRLIN. June l6.-rhe court has been
ordered into m9Grniog tor the late
Emperor for thrae months. The
period Of general uacurR!ng viii last -
days
IonDoH, June Is. fine CArepieIc says
It fears the fesliHg OF 5retheriy sympa-
tiny whoa binds EpglIShmen to Ger
hdnS, SJCidll9 al NCSl 10 k'NAAlAO0Nhyl
tend TO soon disappear. -.os-sfs
PARIS, June I6.-It is useless to deny
that under the cover of assumed conf
dence the death OF the Emperor has
caused feehRg here very Muoh like
dismay. Ii is apostolic not to NOTICE
the silent agita ion which Pervaded the
Chamber of Deputies when his mai
estys deceGse was announced. Empe'
ros Frederick was respected here as
lover of peace, and mingled with the
expressions Of sorrow at his death, are
dismal speculstioRs as 10 political cues
tions.
Rightly or wrongly, the new Empe-
Tor Is regarded as beisS animated with
bitter hatred to France. and dssirouS TO
render his reign memorable BY fresh
lauraS culled upon the battle field, at
the expense of his heredt airy foe.
LONDON, JuLe I6-The Prince and
Princess of Wales, Prince Albert Victor,
Prince Christian, Duke Paul of Meklen-
burg SohWeTiD,' and th9 Marquis OF
Lor will start for Berlin to night.
BEsLIN, June 16-TToops Of the gar
risou have taken the oath OF allegiance
to Emperor William IL. The doveger
Empress Augusta is expected to arrive
ct Pottsdam to-day.
PARIS June 1S.-Uount Voa Munster,
German Ambassador, notified the min
lister of foreign affairs THAI the funeral
OF EN- neror Frederick would be private,
only relatives of the deceased and rep
resentstlves of reigaing houses of Eu-
rope beng present, France, therefore,
Will not send representative.
BBRKE, June 18 The Swiss national
council TO daY, adopted a resolution OF
confidence with the German people in
their loss by the death of the Emperor.
P0TTsDAN. June I6.-L5 is reported
thai Professor Bergman has made @
secret post mortem examination Of the
EmperOr's Femafus at Emperor Will
lam desire. The Empress bears up
bra ge.y. Her health is not affected.
BERLIN, June l6.-Uount Zldilit1
TrusssIeher mas been appointed Prus-
eian Minister OF the Interior to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Herr Won Puttksmer.
The kilograms from President Cleve-
fIand were among the first received.
THE HAGUE, June 16-fbe King
visited the German embassy yesterday,
TO condoIe over Emperor Frederick's
death, aud ordered the court to go into
N turning for a month.
= PoTsDAM, June 6-Noon.-Since 10
O'Clock, this morning, ceaseless
stream of visitors passed through
Friedriohskron Palace. for the purpose
of viewing she mortGary chamber, and
taking last look at the dead Emperor.
Splendid Aoral gifts mingled with
modest wrea;hs aud bouquets from the
poor, have been deposited in the cham
per. Everyone was admitted. The
crowd increases hourly.