The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-29


the Emperor is attended by Drs.
Mackenzie and Krause and that he
is safe and will reach Berlin in
fairly good condition.
THE EMPERoR's JOURNEY.
A bulletin issued at st. Reno
this morning reports that the EN-
peror, believing himself thoroughly
fit for the journey, finally decided
to proceed.
During his interview with King
Humbert at the railway station at
the San Pier Arena this morning
the Emperor exhibited unusual ami
nation. Several times he tried TO
speak, but failed; but he kept up
conversation by means of small slips
of paper, upon which he wrote with
pencil.
The accession OF Frederick Will
liam to the imperial throne tends to
strengthen the hopes that peace will
be maintained.
San Reno, March 10.-Emperor
Frederick III. passed good night
and felt extremely well this morn
ing. He drove to the station at 8
o'clock, accompanied by Empress
Victoria, to take the special train in
waiting to convey him to Berlin.
The largest crowd ever seen in San
Reno gathered to witness his de-
parture. The Emperor was enthu-
siastcally cheered by the crowd,
and he repeatedly bowed his ac-
acknowledgements to their greetings.
The Emperor entered the railway
carriage without assistance and then
turned and assisted the Empress to
enter. The municipal authorities
and number of civilians were OH
the platform, and the Emperor
raised his hat in response to theil
salutations when he reached the
| platform. He looks we'll, with the
exception OF his complexion, which
is somewhat yellow.
Berlin, March 10.-The regency
of Prince William is already practi.
cally at an end, and an invalid Kai.
ser sits on the throne Of William
of Germany. Those who profess to
know do not believe that we have in
this fact further guarantee Of
peace, but against the well-knowr
pacific inclinations of the new En-.
peror we have to set the considera.
| ton that he has not half the weight
with Russia that was possessed by
his father, and Russia is after all 8
much more dangerous factor in Eu
ropean politics at present. If thu
new Emperor was not an invalid hi
would he more aggressive. Ii
home affairs he never sympathize'
with the autocratic tendencies c
Prince Bismarcl's regime, and
credited with desire to COME
upon Germany proper parliament
airy system. In these views he i
encouraged by his noble wife, ant
for this there is no love lost between
that lady and the Chancellor.
1t must be said that the journey
Of the new Kaiser to the capita
gives rise to profound anxiety. Der
lin is VIGOROUSLY cold in winter, ant
early in the week there were tire
or four feet of snow in the streets
If DIR. Mackenzie could have ha,
his way in the matter the Kaise
would not have gone further mort
than Wiesbaden, where the climat
is mild and genial. The circum
stances of the moment, however
outweigh all maxims of prudence
and there will be great reason TO
congratulation if the new Empero
comes scathless through the grea
experiment he is about to make il
the interests of public duty. A
any rate he will put off the success
sion of Prince William, the impetu
Gus cavalryman, to the imperia
purple as long as he can.
Court interest is becoming cen
tered in the question of the corona
ton and the position of the nev
Emperor toward Prince William
In the messages coming from tn
Emperor to the officials here, hi
son, Prince William, is studiousl
ignored and his name not mention
ed. Among the orders issued to
day it is directed that the oath G
allegiance be taken by the troop
without delay, that the Ministers G
State proceed to Betenfeldt to-mor
row to receive the Emperor, AN
that no reception be held until afte
the funeral.