Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-12
THE DEAD HERO.
His Remains Removed to
The Cathedral.
MoURNFUL PROCESSION.
Emperor Frederick Arrives in
Germany-He is Warmly
Greeted.
Associated Press Dispatches to the Hr.A1D.l


Associated Press Dispatches to the HnRA1D.1
BERLIN, March 11.-All the mem-
Der Of the ministry left by special
train at :15 this afternoon to meet
Emperor Frederick as he returns
from San Reno. The special train
conveying the royal party arrived at
Munich this morning and their ma
iesties met with sympathetic recep-
ton at the station. The Dowager
Empress Augusta, last night received
Prince Bismarck who had previously
passed some time by the side of the
dead Monarch. After the interview
Bismarck visited Prince William.
Another requiem service was held
to-day, attended by large number
of distinguished mourners. 1t has now
been decided to remove the remains
OF the Emperor to the Cathedral to-
night, where they will lie in state
from noon tomorrow. The public
will be admitted.
A POST MoRTEM HELD.
Professor Hartmann assisted by
Doctors Won Lauer and Thumann.
conducted the post-mortem examina-
ton of the Emperor's body to-day.
They found calculss the size of
pigeons egg, which must have caused
intense pain.
The remains Of the Emperor have
been transferred to the Cathedral.
The coffin was carried on the shoul-
ders of eighteen soldiers of the body
guard through the vestibule of the
palace, where it was handed to Z
number of non-commissioned officers.
The streets were lined with double
rows of soldiers, every tenth man
holding torch. The funeral process
sion was headed by squadron of cui-
rassiers. These were followed by de-
tachments Of foot guards and q nu-
merous train of servants Of the impe-
rial household.
THEN CAME THE COFFIN.
The Grown Prince and other princes
followed, and the cortege closed with
detachment of cavalry. The tLrong
on the streets was dense.
THE WILL OPENED.
The late Emperor's will has been
opened. 1t directs that his body shall
be inferred, dressed in field uniform,
with a gray military cloak over his
shoulders, and field cap
on his head. Upon the body
are to be placed the decorations
Of the Order of the Black Kagle and
Iron Cross of the second class, the
cross of the Russian Order Of st.
George and the war medals Of 1914,
1854. 1866 and 1870, and the Hohen-
zollern medal of 1S49.:
WELCOMING EMPEROR FREDERICK.
Prince Bismarck and all the minis-
ters met the Imperial train at Leipsic.
The approaches to the station were
filed with an enormous and enthus-
iastic crown. When Prince Bis
marck entered the saloon to greet the
royal party, the Emperor stepped
quickly toward him and repeat
edly embraced him. 1t was no
ticed that the Emperor stood
quite erect with the Empress
by his side. The Emperor also greet
ed the Chancellor most warmly. The
Ministers were then presented, after
which the Emperor appeared 1T the
window of the carriage and bowed to
the assembled multitude, who greet
ed him with the greatest enthusiasm.
ARRIVAL AT CHARLorTEsBERa.
CHARLoTTEsBURG, March 1.-THE
Imperial train arrived here at IL 80,
having been delayed by Z
severe snowstorm. The Emperor and
Empress were greeted by the Grown
Prince and his wife and Prince
Henry of Sake -Meinengen. The
Emperor and Empress Immediately
alighted and proceeded through i
pavilion profuselv decorated with
flowers to their carriage. They were
driven direct to the castle along .
route densely crowded with people,
who manifested much enthusiasm.
The Royal Princesses. with Prince
Bismarck and suite, continued their
journey.
ST. PETERSBURG PAPERS
To-day agree in expressing the wish
that the Emperor Frederick will con-
tinue the friendly policy of the de-
ceased monarch toward Russia. The
official Messenger and Iavalide Russe
publish articles with mourning bor-
ders, and paying warm tribute to the
memory Of Emperor William.
f,.-.t
RUssIA's MOURNING ORDERS.
The whole army, by special order
OF the Gar, will wear mourning for
four weeks, and regiments of which
the dead Emperor was an honorary
colonel, for five. weeks. On the
day Of the funeral the whole
army will wear full mourning and
the use of bugles will be prohibited.
The Kaluga regiment will continue to
bear that name. Its vacant honorary
colonelcy has been conferred upon
Emperor Frederick, who has also
been appointed titular commander a
the St. Petersburg Regiment q
lGrenadiers.
military Movements.
ODESSA, March 1.-THE authorities
of railways aentering at Kiev have
received orders from St. Petersburg to