St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-12
FREDERICK III. At BERLIN.
The New Emperor Enthusiastically Re-
ceiyed Along the Route.
THE LATE EMPERoR's BOD,
Conveyed to the Cathedral---His Direc-
items Regarding the Burial Of
His Body.


the late emperor was then conveyed to
the cathedral amid dense thrOng. The
bells tOlled until 2 o'clock Monday
morning, when the people departed
from the cathedral and the emperor and
empress repaired to the palace. A
heavy snow storm prevailed. All the
members of the ministry left by
special train at 3:15 o'clock yester-
day afternoon to meet Emperor Fred
erick as he returned from San Reno.
The special train conveying Emperor
Frederick and Empress Victoria ar
rived at Munich at $3.50 o'clock yeSter-
day morning. Their majesties met with
a sympathetic reception at the station.
The dOwager, Empress Augusta. last
night received Prince Bismarck, who
had previously passed some time by the
side of the body of the dead monarch.
After the interview Prince Bismarck
visited Prince William. Prince Henry
with the Princess of SaXe-Meiningen,
arrived in Berlin Saturday night. They
Immediately proceeded to the chamber
in which the body of the emperor lay.
Another requiem service was held yes
terday, and was attended by an i'm
mense number of distinguished mourn
erS. The public will be admitted to the
cathedral without cards to view the re-
mains to-day. Prof. Hartmann, as
sisted by Drs. Won Lauer, Deuthold and
Thiemann, conducted the post norton
examination of the emperOr'S body.
THEY FOUND A CALCULUS
the size Of pigeons egg, which must
have caused intense pain. Drs. Won
Lauer and Leth0ld cut the calculus
and each took possession of one-half of
it. The examination lasted an hour and
half. The doctors report will be pre-
served in the state archives. The feat
ures of the dead monarch still retain
the expression of genial kindness
which characterized them in life. When
the coffin was removed to the cathedral
it was carried on the Shout
ders of eighteen soldiers of the
body guard through the vestibule of
the palace, where it was handed to q
number of nOn-commiSsiOned officers.
The street were lined with double rows
of soldiers, every tenth man holding a
torch. When the remains of the late
emperor we're transferred to the cathe-
dral, the whole route along Inter den
Linden was lined with silent crowds.
The throng was so dense that the police
and military who bore torches had
difficulty in effecting passage. The
cathedral bells began to toll tonight
when Emperor Frederick arrived to
visit the remains. The removal of the
body was delayed OH account of the EN-
peror's arrival at 1915. The funeral
procession was headed by squadron
of curraSsierS. These were followed
by detachment of the foot guards and
numerous train of servants of the
imperial household. Then came the
coffin. 1t was covered by black pail
and was borne by soldiers of the impe-
rial body guard. The crown prince and
the other princes followed on foot. The
c0rtege closed with detachment of
cavalry. Upon the arrival of the pro-
cessiOn at the cathedral the tolling of
the bells ceased, and the crowd silently
dispersed.
THE ST. PETERSBURG NEWSPAPERS
agree in expressing wish that En-
perOr Frederick continue the friendly
policy of the deceased monarch toward
Russia. The Journal de st. Petersburg
says: ''We learn from good source
that in the kilograms passing between
San Reno and st. Petersburg strong
confidence is expressed on both sides in
the continuance of the traditional friend
ship between the two countries and the
durability of the old friendly ties.
We therefore hope that the memory
of the venerable monarch will ever be
present with the two imperial families,
and that the two nations, for their own
welfare, continue to recognize the fact
that peace between them means the
maintenance of social order and peace
throughout the world"
The Official Messenger and the Inval-
idle Russo publish articles. with mourn
ing borders, paying warm tributes to
the memory OF the deceased
monarch. The whole army, by
wear mourning for four weeks, and the
regiments of which the dead emperor
was honorary colonel for five weeks.
On the day of the funeral the whole
army will wear mourning and the use
of Dennis bugles will be prohibited.
The Kaluga regiment will continue to
bear that name. Its vacant honorary
cOlonelcy mas been conferred upon En-
peror Frederick, who has also been APP
pointed titular commander of the
Petersburg regiment of grenadierS. The
German theater will be closed for fort
night.
BISMARCK MEETS FREDERICK.
At $50 last evening thousands Of per-
sons stood in front of the castle at Char
lottenburg, which was Illuminated.
There was also large crowd outside
the railway station, which was guarded
by detachment of the guards. The
imperial train, on its arrival at Leipsic
at 80, was met by Prince Bismarck
Count Herbert Bismarck, Count Ohio,
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the ministers, Gen. Abe,
dyll and Gen. Won WiImouski,
chiefs of the imperial military and civil
cabinet, and Count Gutenberg, grand
master of ceremonies. The approaches
to the station at this time were filled
with an enormous crowd. There was no
official reception by the local authOri-
ties. Prince Bismarck entered the
saloon to greet the emperor and empress.
Emperor Frederick stepped quickly to-
wards the door and repeatedly embraced
Prince Bismarck. 1t was noticed that
the emperor stood quite erect,
with the empress by his
side, during his conversation
with the chancellor. The empress also
greeted the chancellor most warmly.
Herr Won Puttkamer and the other min
listers and Count Herbert Bismarck were
then presented 10 The emperor, anu pdlu
their respects to him. Emperor Fred
erick now appeared at the window
of the carriage and bowed to
the assembled people on the plat
form, who received him with the great
est enthusiasm. On resuming his jour
ney att o'clock the emperor again ap-
peared at the window, and was received
with perfect tumult of cheering,
which continued as long as the train re-
manned in sight. Prince Bismarck re-
manned in the saloon until the train
reached Charlottenburg.
THE LATE EMPEROR's WILL
has been opened. 1t directs that his
body shall be inferred dressed in field
uniform. with gray military cloak over