The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-13
KAISER AND POPE.
The German Emperor's Visit
to the Vatican.
THE TOAsTs OF THE M0NARCHs.
Signor Crispi's Telegram to Prince
Bismarck-A Riot in Mis-
souri,.

ROME. October 1.-THE Pope, sur
rounded by the court, received the Em-
peror, who bent his knee to the Pope,
whereupon the Pope invited the En-
peror to seat beside the throne. The
suits having been presented, His Holt
ness rose and led the way to the polla-
gialla where he had private interview
lasting twenty-three minutes with the
Emperor. On returning, procession
was formed and the museums visited.
Emperor William walked beside Car
dinal Rompolli. Next came Prince
Henry and Cardinal Sinistere. The
palatine guard and dignataries of the
ponti6cal court followed. After leaving
the museum the party inspected 81.
Peters, thence the visitors returned to
the quirinal.
HERBERT BISMARCK AND cRIsPI.
This evening Count Herbert Bis
marck visited the foreign Office, where
he had an interview with Premier
Crispi in regard to questions In which
Italy is specially interested.
Shortly after the visit to the Vatican
w Sonl q mChSdS O IT,
questing Signor Crispi to come to the
the conclusion of the interview the EN-
peror with his own hand decorated
Signor Crispi with the grand Gordon of
the Order of the Black Eagle.
HUMBoLT's TOAST.
at the state banquet at the Quirinal
this evening, King Humbert in toast
said: 1t is with deep pleasure and
fervent gratitude that l here salute in
the royal residence, in the capital OF
Italy. the Emperor King William II.
of Germany. The presence in Rome OF
the head of great nation and glorious
dynasty, with which | am connected by
ancient and steadfast friendship, is
fresh pledge that the alliance
between US will conduce to the peace
of Europe and the welfare of our peo-
pie. drink to the health of my august
guest. His virtues give me confidence
that it will please God to YOuchsafe him
q long and glorious reign. drink to
the health of the Empress, the Queen
and of the German army, that bulwork
of Germany's glory"
in Germany saying: "From the bottom
of my heart thank Your Majesty for
the warm words you have addressed to
to me. Your allusion to the alliance
which we have inherited from our
fathers find in me strong echo. Our
countries, guided by great sovereigns,
won their unity by the sword. The
analogy between our histories implies
a perpetual agreement between our
people for the maintenance of that
unity is the surest guarantee OF peace.
Our relations have found their merit
and appropriate expression in the mag
nificent reception which Rome has &C
corded to me. / drink to the health OF
Your Majesty, of the Queen and of the
valiant Italian army"
CRIsPI TO BIS.
Premier Crispi telegraphed to Prince
Bismarck as follows: "In the midst of
the enthusiasm with which your august
sovereign has been received, my deeply
moved thoughts address themselves to
your highness. l would that the echo
of the plaudits that resound in Rome
could reach and tell you how much the
Italian people love Germany and appre-
ciate the friendship of nation which,
aided by your counsels, has become so
great and glorious. May our union
ever be thus cordial and intimate for
the glory of two dYnasties-the welfare
of their people and the peace of
Europe" Prince Bismarck replied: II
thank you with all my heart for
having thought of me at a time
when your excellency is present at
the meeting of our overeigns. Your
solemn expression of cordial friendship
between the two nations and conscious
ness of having labored to consolidate
our mutual friendship, constitute a
connecting link very dear to my heart
between the brilliant festivities in Rome
end this lonely dwelling which your ex-
cellency did me the courtesy to visit
two months SINCE"