Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

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BKnLIN, March l0.-ro the details of
graphed 10 the associated press il II
ouoe notable snd reliable IL q story of
family. Abour o'clock the doctors
succeeded In restoring q moments 70.
animation by giving him Q glass of
vine. After swallowing the vine be
stroked his mussache. .,as 10 vas his cos
tom to do, and tried 70 raise himself in
bed. He turned his head to his dauah.
ter. the Duchess Of Baden, and said,
Where 10 the Empress"
Toe duchess replied: Mamma 10
siitirR by you."
The emperor nodded his head, inti-
mating that be understood the duchess
All interest 10 becoming csntered in
the question OF the coronation and posi-.
tion Of the new emperor.
Omcials here say his son, Prince
William, is studiously ignored aud his
name not mentioned. Among the or
ders issued today IL is directed that the
oath OF aiieQiancs Is TO be taken By the
troops without delay that the minis
ters Of state proseed to Bittenfeid 10.
morrow 10 rective the empsror, and
that no reception be held until after the
faueral.
The aspect os Berlin tonight is more
and more indicative Of national mourA-
ing. Ksin has oeassd, and the streets
are filled With young and old in mourn
ing garb. The officers and soldiers all
wear Grape on their uniforms. A dense
crowd assembled In Unler den Linden |
watches the court carriages converting
persons Of high rank to and from the
palace. The windows and balcanies
throughout the city are draped. and
most Of the shops are closed. Mourn
ing wreaths are displayed everywhere. |
Ihe will Of the late emperor will not
be opened until after the arrival Of |
Frederick Ill. II is already known that |
Emperor william directed his remains |
70 be inferred at Chaflotteuburg, where |
preparations to receive the body are pov
IN progress. DIR. BeFamann has a.
rived here. He says that the emperor |
Is attended by Doctors Mackenzie aud |
krause. and THAI be Ia safe and viii
reach Berlin in fairly good condition.
The Bulletin issued at San Reno this |
morning reported the emperor as be- |
iievipa him self thoroughly fit for she |
jourpsy and that be finally decided to |
proceed. He sent o courteous reply 20
President Osrnot's telegram Of condo |
leuce In ID alluded especially to the |
marks OF sympathy shown hin BY nu-
meroas Ffsnck visitors at San Reno
and expressed the hope that the rela-
lions between France aud Germany
may continue friendly. This response
vas sent direct from the emperor
without consulting With Prince Bis
march. Daring bis interview with King
HuDhert at the railway station at Sau
Pier d'Arena this morning, the emperor
exhibited unusual ambition. Several
times he iried TO speak. bui failed, and
kept 1p the convefsatiou By means of
small slips Of paper upon which
be wrote. On one OF these,
wkich eicaped destruction. the emperor
says be hopes 10 show himself equal 10
The work before him and thanks the
Italian government FOR helping Pfisce
Bismarck Ia his present trials. Since
parting With tim King Hanbert has
| wired 30 B:riin that the en-. .eror looks
surprisingly we'll.
The regent Of bavaria hss recei &ed
this ge from Emperor Fredsf ick:
"Ia this moment Of my deepest sorrow
trust 10 yonf friendship to assist me
| ard relieve The heavy cares nov dev DIV
| ina upon me-"
Tc this Prince Laithold responded:
"l am deeply tnsved by your tooshipg
telegram. hasten to express my heart
fsis sympathy With an assurance of the
continuance Of our faithful friendship"
The accession OF Frederick William
! AL a B. 49, a. So rx.k
co the hope thai pesce viil be main
| "a