Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-22


pGfGr Williams prgclGmations have Ssh
cold silver thryu2hou. France"
: lie NA;ionsi ssys: "Ghey will eleCtrif
ne world. Taey srs the uttsrancts NJ
II thG pastor, bat TIE slayer Of the Pee
pie"
MT FOND CT MOURNING.
BERLIN, June IS -rHa Cologne Gszett
has r2lin signarzsd lis If. TIE lssu
announcing the Enpe.oI'I dea,h his
only nSrrow back boEter, ST.
since then the paper has rot appeared il
mourning All the other p&pers sppea
IN mCurriI e daily.
TAKEN TO THE CHURCH.
POTsDAM, June Is Al 9 o'clock Z. n
the 0el!s weIe ,uled and the ministers
VINO were TO tffi iiate 8. She Emperor.
funeral took theit places sroun1 the ccf
dl IL the palsCe. The choir sang the
hymns, "SOr, Thou Calest Me {,
Higher joys" snd "Jesus Is My Trust ,
rue chaplain blessed the corpse and tn
! mourGers, SfieG which he choir sSrg the
! Eymn, "If I'm to Die" Tie comEnn
deEs Ct the Twelve regiments CT winch the
lsta Emperor WAS chief then Carried tie
cCfit4 to the hetrse. Eight ma DIS theI
! tCuk tde horses by the bride ana the pro.
CSsS.On started Tor The church.
| SERVICES IN WESTMINSTER.
London, June lS.-FunarAl services Ia
memory Ct Emperor Frederick VIII be
leld TINS atternoun II Westminster A5bey.
Places hive been reserved fer diplomats
and members Of the House Of L1rd5 and
Hou3e CT Commons
THE COFFIN CLOSED
P0TsDAM, June 18.-A second service
oyer the remains Of the Emperor Wss
held at Friede,ic5skron castle last even
iEg. DR.. Koegie, the court chaplain, Of
dclsted. Emp ror William and the
Empress, the D01ager Expresses Vic
.oIia AID Augusta, all the members CT
the German imper 81 aud the royal fam
lies and the entire household were pres
enJ. At the close OF the service
tie coffin was closed in the
presence Of the Emperor, Count Won
Stolling Werniger1d, Court Chamberlain;
Dr.. Ffedoerg, Prussisn Minister of JUS
tlce, and others who had been hidden TO
The ceremony and WAS then plsced on The
same bier used st the funeral Of En-.
peror Willism.
At s:15 O'Clock this morning Potsdsm
WAS In mourning and emblems OF grief
were to be seen everywhere. AL the
way from the castle 10 the church where
the funeral w6s TO take place torches and
cTesse!s were seen Illuminating with
.heie ptl.id fi.mes the morning light. The
troops whica were to take pSrt in the
funeral Ceremony were Glready mus
teTirg. Taey comprise the entire
garrison at Po:sdAm and portion
of the Berlin and Spandsu gsrfisons,
Eaey consisted IF one com 1iaed infantry
att.liom, TWO combined csv8lry squzd-
r0ns, two coz oi1ei batteries OF artillery,
3 reg m mt OF the Guard, corps from
Berlin and similar combined bct.alio.s
sud batteries from Spandau. A. 1880
O'clock the troops
ASSUMED THEIR POSITIONS
and the various disaiEarles, Populations
snd warriors ASSOCIATIONS proceeded 70
their places. TIE ceremonies ss the
c4slla ocgan with the hymhs.
As the last sytains died away Chaplain
K2esel erose and offered prsyer. TIE
coffil was then removed from the castle
and placed en- the funeral car, the choir
meanwhile singing ~ Know That Ny Re-
deemer LivetQ" Tue procession Wss
then formed acd moved to the churcn.
After the service Chaplain Koegel pro-
ceremony. Before leaving the widowed
E npress bent over the c1ttin and took a
solemn flreWell look at her desd hus-
ba1d's face.
WILLIAM TO THE PRUssIAEs.
BERLIN, June 1S-EmpsroF William
hiss Issued proclamation to the
people. Ia 1t his msjesty says: 1.-THE
grave has scarcely closed over Emperor
William I, before my father, Frederick, is
called away. Emperor Frederick
bore hard fste ard showed heroic,
Christian resignation. He remained
aithful to his ki2gly duties in the
fw months allotted to MIN, and
exhibited ell the noble qusll-
lies OF his victories il the battle field
AID will be remembered as long SIS Ger
man hearts continue to beat. have taken
the govern MT ut, locking to the Kiag OF
ali Kings, aud pray God Ike my father to
be z just and lenlent Prince, 10 foster
piety and the fear Ct Coz, to guard the
the pesce. to promote the Welfare OF the
lsnd, 10 be e helper CT the people and
to be firm guardian Of right,
snd to progress in my kipgly duties in
anson with Inc people. who, in good AID
evil dsys, Esya ssood tue to their king.
| count upon the people oe1rg conscious
CT my purpose. MySeolf fl .elce Is derived
ON tais and God viii lend strength and
wisdom 10 the aischarge Of the kipg!J Of
1 -ss.fof the weltsfe OF me fstherlsrd.
BISMARCK NOT PRESENT.
8 BERLIN, June Is = Prlica Bismarck
Isl aot, - lie intended doing, attend the
'6n eral CT the Emperor. &c Is 50 ex-
q ust6d by the excitement which he mss |
Recently undergone that ne Is compelled |
sASsss, ard the Emperor expressly com |
nshdet him 20 spare himself from attend-
ng the fuaeTsl.
RULCGY FROM HUNGARIA.
PKsTE, June 1S-In the Hungarian
Delegation to-day Herr Smokls, presN
lett, eulogized the late E pperor Of Ger
many sld said he hoped EN- oeror William
Will piouslY adhere to Emperor Fred
rick's Traditions and remain equally En-
'eror Francis Joseph's faithful friend and
lily. Herr Smokla said he trusted the
les Of friendship and alliance between
and Austria were indissoluble |