Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-18
TIE TWO EhPBROPS.
The Nsw Emperor William II. Ex-
pected 10 Issue an Address to
the People OF tuesday.
An Autopsy Held Over shs Remains OF
the D;sd Fmpfr,r-PsbNs Sens'.
ment In FAyor OF Ii.
tke LaryrK Completely Destroyed by Can
GER" Imposing Ceremonies Epasied
at tbs Cathedral ia Bsrlin.
ALL EUROPE KxPRCrASr,

; BERLIN, Jlae II The 1r.t full decls-
Eation Of the new Empe-cT's policy is now
understood as taking the form OF an ad-
dress to the Prussian psople which is ex-
oected to be issued on Tuesday. The
R-ichstsg will be .ummcued to meet June
20 10 receive the message, and shortly
tf.erWard the Emperor william H. will
formally tske the oath according to the
constitution before the Llud,ag. Specu-
L. ion has been already DUsy regarding
the tenor Of the Emperor's address, to the
people. Officially nothing is known CT
!ts character. Prince Bismarck held a
conference to dag with the P.us sian Min
lstrY onG Afterwards Obtained Al audience
with the Emperor william II. The i'm
preston in minister 81 circles Is that the
address will be brief, that it will be ex-
p!lcl. upon the Enperor's desire to msin-
tsin psrce snd cuardsd upon the subject
Ct the relations between
THE CROwN ANp THE PEOPLE
The remeins OF the Emperor Frederick
we're placed il CO flu Tonight, and then
carried to the cstsfs qGe which hsd been
erected IL the jasper gallery. TIE ccffla
is identical with that IN which
The Emperor William l. wss buried.
Count Won Moltke visited The mortuAry
cham1er this ST eraoOn Later he WAS
received by the imperial family.
AN AUTOPSY.
Professors VircnOW, Walden and
Bergman vent to the palace st the re-
quest OF the Emperor william and re-
usined fo7 hours. Their presence gave
rise 70 SO accurate report thas the En-
peror william had ordered post norton
examination TO be made. Al.hCuga The
ncp ar,,-l-
II, the pubic feeling in Berlin d'stlnc ~
favored the holding OF such an tIamina-
ton, and the supposed abandonment OF
me plan caused revivsl OF the excite
ment against DR.. Mackenzie, who was
charged vito omlttipg an autopsy ia Or
der that he might prevent final autlora-
i've report as TO the rue malsdy from
which the Emperor died, Besides the
doctors VINO conducted the autopsy,
Count Won S5olberg Weruigerode,
Court Chamberlain, remained during
the examinati n which proved the exis-
Ience Of g cancer. DR.. MackerZie's
friends state that he concurret Ia the
GOlding Of the p)s.-m0r.em. They also
say that he knew the character Of the dis
esse from sE early psrIod, but took tle
best course possihls with the patient.
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral service was resd in the
jasper gallery b. lJDaplsin Ko, mig At
he hesd of The bier bl.Ca bsid4clla has
been erected, while sround the cStsf.lque
sre numerous footstOOls. ince and
Princess Henry personally superin ended
the arrangements. All the members OF
she Imp5rIal family were present al the
services. The transfer OF The reAains to
0eir fnsl resting place will take place on
Mondsy NOR ming. Among those who
nave slready arrived to attend the funeral
are the King OF SaxonY, the Grand Duke
of Hesse and the Duke CT SAKE
Weimar. Prince Bismarck has received
the following telegram from Signor
Crispi, the ItsIisn Prime Minister;
"Tne misfortune tnat has betsllen your
country has also plunged I.sly Into
mourning. Though 'oreseen and dreaded
for q long time, the end. 30 tragic in its
simplicity ana grandeur, IS cruel blow
to Cur government, VINO hss
LOST A TRIED FRIEND.
The Ita!isn nation, which saw in Fred
erlck sympathetic and veneTated per-
sonlfcat:oE OF the generous German la
ion, is faithful. ally OF your government.
The King transmits an expression # MS
pref, uad sorroW together with his ardent
WiSuSS 1Ok LIE prosperity ~ diiC Lew E4A-
peroI's reg. Accept my personsl sfsur-
anCe CT sincere sYmgstry in your SORROW.
Il needs all the strength Ct mind his
3iganess has given So naay proofs OF to
Dear with fortiiude tucl painful losses
occurring ct such short intervals.
Sir Edward M>let, British Ambassador,
to day handed Count Haroett Bismarck
letter frrm Lord Sili=burY, expressing
he refouLdsgriet fe.s by Qleea Vict1-
ia when sne received TIE news Of tae
death OF the Emperor, whom she so
dearly loved.
The Emueror William and the Empress
Augusta Victoria Will presently reside
in the marble palsce, where the Emperor
to-day, received reports CT C unit Won
Stolberg Werlegrode, Count Gutenberg
and other ministers. TIE Berlin Press
a yet refers only in : suggestive way Is
ne political result of the ascension 81
Inc Emperor WlllisR to thu throne. TIE
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