New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15

PUBLICATION OF TIE OFFICIAL PRO
GRAMME.
FREDERICK RESOLVED TO AWAIT THE ARRIVAL
OF THE CZAREwITCH.

FREDERICK RESOLVED TO AWAIT THE ARRIVAL
OF THE CZAREwITCH.
Berlin, March 14.-Emperor Frederick Is greatly
pleased At the Czarewitch's intention to come to
Berlin to attend the late Emperor's funeral IIc
said that if the Czarewitch was unable to arrive
in time, in consequence Of the snow, he will post
pone the funeral until Saturday.
The official programme for the funeral is pub
hshed this evening At IL a. m. the bells Of
churches will begin tolling, and at the first peal
the officers of state and all functonares charged
with special duties will take their prescribed
positions around the coffin. Count Stol-
berg Wcrnigerodc will stand where rests the I'm
perial sccptrc; Minister Maybach, by the I'M
l.orioi vrp, Minister ScheIlendorf by the
sword Of state; Minister Friedburc, by the great
seal Of the Empire; Minister Lucius, by the col
lar Of the Order OF the Black Eagle; Minister
Won Boettichcr, by the electoral crown; Ministers
Won Gossler and Won Scholz, by the Prussian state
sword.
General Won Pape, ms commander Of the corps
Of the Guard, will hold aloft the Imperial stand
ard ut the head Of the coffin on either side Of
him standing Generals Count von Lchndorf and
Prince Won Radzlwill, with their aides-de-camp.
Delegates from the Prussian, Bavarsn, Saxon,
Wurtomburg and foreign regiments of which the
deceased Emperor was honorary colonel will as
sumo stations ut the foot of the coffin. In ac-
co1dapce with Emperor Williams last wishes,
the service in the Cathedral will be conducted by
Dr. Koegel, who will be assisted by the Cathedral
clergy.
While prayers are being pronounced over the
BODY the infantry outside the Cathedral VIII hre
three volleys. The colin Will then be raised from
the dais by twelve senior colonels who Will bear
it TO the fvneIal car and place it thereon. The
procession through tho Cathedral will be led by
the Court Chamberlain, Count Won StolbergWcr-
nigerode. On either side of the coffin Will walk
tie Pussian Ministers, bearing the regala and
imperial insignia, escorted by two staff officers and
twelve captains Immediately behind the coffin
will come General Won Pape, carrying the imperial
standard, accompanied by Generals Count Won
Lchndorf and Prince Won Radziwill Eight staff
officers Will lead the horses Of the funeral car.
Four knights of the Black Eagle. Generals Won
Blumcnthal, Won Treskow yon Obernitz, and Won
der Goltz-will hold the corners of the pail The
baldachin over the coffin will be upheld by other
generals
The Cathedral organ viii continue playing
willie the imperial and royal mourn
ers take their places in the procession
The coffin will be carried from the Cathedral to
the Siegessale, the mourners following on foot.
Emperor Frederick wrote on the programme that
he would walk Immediately behind the coffin, but
his physicians will advise him against doing so.
Prince Bismarck will carry the Imperial stand
ard, General Won Motke the Imperial sword,
and Minister Fredberg the Imperial globe. Start
! ing amid the tolling Of bells, the procession will
cross the castle bridge and pass through Untcr
den Linden TO the Bfandenbcrg gate. At the
| Segesalee the members Of the imperial family
will enter carriages and proceed to the Charoten-
berg mausoleum. There the regalia will be with
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Treasury. The canopy over the coffin will be
lifted of; eight lieutenants will assume charge
Of the horses and four captains will take the
nlaccs of the Knights of the Black Eagle pail
bearers.
A wealthy baron has paid 500 marks for n
window in the Hotel Bauer from which to view
the funeral procession and 500 marks has been
/ paid for q small balcony
IL is stated that Emperor Frederick has given
/ TO Fricdburg his own Black Eagle ribbon which
he had worn for thirty years.
Ii has already been decided to erect two monu-
ucnts to Emperor William. One will be an
equestrian statue AT the Pariser Platz at the end
: Of Untcr den Linden, as a companion to that OF
Frederick the Great, and another WILL be erected
In front Of the Palace. Besides these. column
will be placed Oh the Siegessaue, on the honigs
platz r.,
o. m 20 10 r. m, il is estimated that 100000
persons may file through daily to view the LIN
Pcrors body.
STEAMER ASHORE AND FIVE MEN DROWNED
London March 14.-The Belfast steamer Gagorm
Castle is ashore near Drimore. The master and 1--WE
men have been drowned.
VIOLENT STORM IN GREAT BRITAIN.
London, March IA violent snow storm prevails
throughout England, Wales and Scotland
|
FEARS OF AN INDIAN UPRISING.
st. Paul, Mimi, March IA Winnipeg, Manitoba,
| dispatch to "Tbe Pioneer Press" says; "Ihat an
Indian outbreak in the far Northwest territories Is
near at hand, Is tie prevailing opinion among the
| settlers along tho North Saskatchewan
"The Herald" published at Battle Fort, says, editor
tally: at will DO remembered that after the uel
ihe Indians atrihuad hg failure 70 the tact