The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

uratc s1ntii / ~ L lie affse iI a. Z >
rar.; ,,.l Prince i, ilianl. i,feas.ias.esi aiiA
he ea,arss sn.s his cllileiraii. and tssnts
transa.ssd business 3ssmar.kss oral re-
4,ort oecupieg several Aears. n The ai-
ser-,oon tie rniseror siinosi - issi'. and
.aa,inucd working until ofenins. oera-
sioaaliv adsressisl- his attendsris HIS
ye;ce j aul.slle, b,f yery hasrse- it.s
,.l,rsic.ans ans satisfied with his eonai-
ton The EnpaTor VIII take The oath
according 10 fha PHissiga Constitution.
in the presence of the oi'eFa.a'is and
a.. uascrilans. - Caarioiienbuss on Sat
uriay
The president aa.l tice-pFesideni % me
two elsanlbers to-day received isie oral fe-
rort from 5eneral wiaierfeld and afier-
wards were received in auiieace by Els-
marcE and Count yoa Molske-
The Vienna lliear Ziuag announces
that in letter 10 Count x lnoky, Bis
marck wrote; "It isesaine.sily consoiiag
,osse the deep root which tie friendship
between tie two menarciiies has taken
in She sylnpaillies Of peoples 50 closely
anie3. Oar neighbosins empires sfon-
.anssas expresioa o. warm sTripainy
ar.is teGes 10 tie strong ties q friend
ship that aaitc the tgo peoples The
tvo empires are indissola5:e, bee-uze
tbev rest ulon the imHH,abie basis q
community Of inteFes;a, traditions anc
sentiments i.r more than upon .orfn.il
treaties
Count KalnoSy in reply sa'; j rs
highly Important for both empires, II
tuaih thc saprcsae consolation iof me
faius tha lhennon Of theeaipires shall
continue under Frederick, ihe august
ana worthy successor Of The great de-
,anel inoaageh, anl o4uai'y tie friend
5f Austria monarch and people.
Attac cathedral 10 which the body @.
EBpefor William lies q continuous stream
Of people lo-.lsy passed over the bridge
which affords % siew Of tie ca,aiaiqua.
70 person was allowed T. stop on tie
bridge. Prince William stood for an hour
sapsriateudiug the aranesacais and
rigin- ;he duai onleFs during which
time iay sa'vart guards da corps VITA
Gae features aud dressed 10 snowy uni-
forms and helmets, bearing silver eagles,
F. al men picked from tAe arst families IN
the land, laid coral Wreatils "a the feet
Of lhe dead emperor, and then knelt and
reci,cd short prayer Prince William
ordered that tie tAieb white eel, almost
completely eonoeaiias ilo csnpcror s face
be removed. This Nas replaced alerthc
guards had taken ihe.r iinsl iaok 1T the
dead. TIE same thing was aiterNard
dome when coutiu-ents Of emperor VII
liam's flyor.te regiments were present on
. the same clraad.
il IS po.ted tla. ll,e ompcsof's pro-
clainaliou wil be promulgated ia Alsagc
and Lorraine with She following head
ing: We, FIeleHck, Emperor of Ger
many. in the naaie Of Coale.ieraJed Ger
many
The reichstag. at iis next sitting viii
adopt vote OF thanks to foreign pallia-
ncnts in return lor their expressions Of
sympathy sent to the German imperial
f,mi.y.
Nest Of ,he older generals and iieid Of
aocrs Of the German army, many OF
whom we're Eicadsaaa comrldesin arms
ofibe late emperor, wlso reflsed 20 sane
ton their fctirement, VIII soon be put ou
half pay and retire lrom active service.
f The officers Of i'le Hassars headed hy
CsJwn Prince William, visited the Ca
/ thedral atnoonand aied before tac body
Of the dead emperor. TIE influx ot
+ strangers into DE city isvery great.
/ Osiag 20 the immense crowds wishing
+ 20 vieg the remains Of Emperor William
( tle time for Che admission TO The public
has been cxtenlcd.
Bismarck IS very sick, and neither he
nor Emporor Frederick willbe able % at
tend ,he late emperor's ian5Fal.
Itis sid that Bismarck and other mem-
bers u the German cabinet VIII resign
according 70 an arrangement entered into
during Emperor Williams reign.