Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20


WILLIAM HI SECOND.
SO BIS being those of old Wendoiin, who had
been the Emperor's trusted servant since
his youth. He is quite Frustrated aud it
is not likely he will survive the Emperor
long. At IL O'Clock DIR. Mackenzie made u
sign to the Empress, who fervently kissed
the hand of the Emperor. At twelve
minutes past, the doctor drew his watch
and declared
ALL WAS OVER
The Crown Prince gave a whispered order
to an adiutant, who left the room and at
1915 p. M, while silent throngs watched
with bated breath the standard on the
castle was placed at half mast. Another
adiutant had stepped int the court yard
and waved a handkerchief to the sentinels
and in less than three minutes che hussars
had mounted their horses ard galloped
away in all directions taking possession Of
every gate and outer door OF the castle.
HRsgrEcT
OF the Emperor's death in Berlin was in
Simultaneous. In a couple of hours the
bright summer look OF the streets was
changed. Women appeared clad in black
and men with bands OF Grape tied about
their arms. Many shops were closed. Much
anxiety is felt concerning the new Empress
w. ase confinement is EXPECTED daily. The
new sovereign calls himself Emperor Will
lam the Second, and his consort Empress
Victoria Augusta. Immediately alter
death the widow folded q silk haDdker-
CHIEF around the recessed neck. WIN
lam, VINO hoooed auuIply' piaeeu niS la'h-
er's iron cress ana ofuet OF hlsriG ueeofa-
ton on the chest OF the deai hnlpefof'
with d sm'tli s'ia cnaibl 70 when was ~
tached ~ lumber OF iockets aho charhls,
and
LAID HIS FATHERS SWORD
~ III pr;nco Harry
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fetched a wreath OF movers, ana a'tef tue
family had kissed the face and feet OF the
corpse the Prince gave Lis arm to his
mofber and led her fran the cham. |
Der. he Vossischezeitnne saws Of
the dead EnnaroY. .Nat ontv for
what be has done Int for what |
he wished to do he will continue to live as
the German nations best son best nus
Danu, peS' IaUier, ues0 h u,ViL ~, .ana ri
sb;na Esa a star in haa van as a. snre an;de
for present and cor ing generations.r
pepss op,x,oNs
LONDON, June I5.-Ihe 81. james
Gazette says: The Emperor was a true
man and his loss ia very craat TN new
Emnouou - IL iaoos - wha+ -
Dn'poioA ii"' nie =" 'o"' co
and tbosassaav ba VIC certain imnartance in
England. The Emperor Frederick's death
IN saspehd mna'eser in uesisns eAs
quickly and England must promptly decide
what part she means to play in certain
contingencies.
Inc ran Mail uazeCte says. emperor
whnan oy ms aevoVion 70 uQ'y, unGiL,hg
nLaunsy anu u;on s,asp VI s'1 TIo iI Esn
peror Frederick has shown the world how
s+ands S;ahon No;th.n anos"od al +ba 900
in the present nor yainIy lameated the
darkness OF the future. but earnestly exc
cuted whatever was possible to accomplish
In his time.
ANNOUNCEMENTS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, June 15.-Lord Salisbury an
nounced the death OF the Emperor to the
House OF Lords this afternoon and said
on Monday hewouid move an address
to tfe queen and DoWager Empress Vlcto-
ria. W. II. omlth, ieauef OF Ihe uoperh-
menu, noun Inis alUeThoon III the
house OF commons the uea'h OF emperor
tfeoerlck. ne WIN move an ADDRESS on
iMonuay expressing the sorro" Oh ohe En-
haCion.
THE COURT IN
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LoTd chamberlain Is III communication
with the court at Balmoral upon meas
.res regarding the period OF public MOURN J
inc Tn the mear time nrenarations ba yo
10. $500 fon CO. Iii anaaa.ao.o s
oooppea o"Hs "n" eon'
mournino win he PROLONGED for fbe Same
as ior son Oh Tue queeh' Is
NOT
PARIS, June 15.-President Carnot to- !,
day telegraphed a message OF sympathy to ]
the new German Emperor and the cabinet
members left their cards at the German
embassy.
THE PARTISAN PRESS,
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Inc : i
,ava tr;brts To his manly Qualities andGb- +,
al neace. Loving disnos;tion The Tonns I
flor en,og;z;,o the docaa sod saws. n ,
lear future will show whether the benign {
influence which he spread around him during
his too short reign are destined to survive i
The Journal des Debats, referringto q
5he new Emperor, recalls his protest against
sttribating warlike intentions to him. It'll
the protest was sincere and in
by Prince Bismarck, and expresses b