, 1888-03-10
At Other Places.

'oENDON, AIaiSh q. luSo II az hdll
mast generally throughout England on
account of the death OF Emperor VIII
liam. At HIS this morning Prince
Henry of Battenburg conveyed a message
from the queen to Count Won Hatzleldt,
German ambassador, expressing her mai
esty's sorrow at the emperor's death.
Balls which were to have been held at
Dublin castle tonight and st. Patrick's
day have been postponed. The excite
ment of Yesterday has been renewed and
tie German embassy is besieged by call
ers.
Flags on public buildings were placed
at half mast and a notice of the emperor's
decease was posted oil the bulletin boards
of the newspaper offices. Large crowds
gathered about the newspaper offices and
many were the expressions of sorrow and
regret. The queen has sent a telegram of
coincidence to Berlin and to San Reno.
COPENHAGEN, March 9.-In the reich
stag the president referred to the death Of
the German emperor. He said: al
though with the Danish people painful
recollcctions are associated with the name
of the powerful sovereign who has just
passed away, this will not prevent us
from the duty of recognizing a man of
worldwide reputation and it isto be hoped
that the past wounds will be healed by
the growing peaceful understanding be-
tween the two nations" He referred to
the illness of the new emperor in sympa-
thetic terms.
ROME, March 9.-The chamber of
deputies will adjourn as a mark Of re-
spect for the dead emperor. The general
impression is that there will be no change
in the political situation SO long as Prince
Bismarck lives.
SAN RENO. March 9.-The crown
prince and princess of Germany will leave
San Reno Immediately for Berlin. The
crown prince passed a fairly good night.
During the early part OF the night he was
restless, but slept better afterward.
PARIS, March 9.-Presidcnt Carnot
has sent a telegraph message of condo
lence to Frederick William at San Reno.
NJ. Hourcns, minister of foreign affairs
went to the German embassy and tele-
graphed to NJ. Herbette, French embas-
sador at Berlin, to present his condolences
to Bismarck. All members of the French
| cabinet called andlnscribed their names at
the German embassy.
ROME, March 9.-ln the chamber of
deputies to-day Prime Minister Crispi
said that the ties connecting the Italian
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identity of the interests they defended
and the objects they had achieved, caused
Italians to feel deeply the death of EN-
peror William. He proposed that the
president interpret the sentiments of the
nation and that the chamber give express
sion to their sympathy with stricken
Germany. and their good wishes for the
new emperor.
The prince of Naples and Genvialc,
minister of war. will go to Berlin to at
tend the funeral. The pope sent dis
patches last evening and early to-day ask
ing for news of the emperor. When the
death of the emperor was announced his
holiness sent a message of coincidence to
Berlin.
BRUSSELS, March 9.-The king and
queen of Belgium left here on their way
to London to attend the silver wedding of
the prince and princess of Wales just be-
| fore the news Of the German emperor's
death had arrived.
VIENNA, March 9.-The reicsrath has
adjourned because of the death of the
| German emperor. All subsidized the
aires have been closed.
LONDON, March 9.-The queen was
dressed in deep black when she took her
carriage exercise in the gardens of Buck
ingham palace. Her face bore a very sad
expression. All officials of the palace and
servants are dressed in mourning. The
prince of Wales, in deep mourning, visited
the queen at 10 O'Clock and again at noon.
The court has been ordered to wear
| porrpinu for a month.