Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-01
GErsrIAN-AMERICAv.
carl Schurx Honorabiy Received
I'm Herlin.

I'm Herlin.
BERLIN, April 30.-A banquet was
given at the Kaiser Hotel last evening
in honor of Carl Schurz. Count Her
bert Bismarck, several members Of
the Reichstag and other distinguished
persons were present. Professor
Gneister, in proposing the health Of
Schurz, said: As a popular orator, as
leader OF brigade In the Civil War,
as Senator and Minister in model
administration, Schurz had always re-
mained the same true man. Schurz
replied: !" / stand here as a simpl5
American citizen of German birth.
We OF German birth in America en-
tertain for our extensive common
wealth love as for a bride, which,
however, does rot diminish our affec-
ton for our old mother. We greeted
with great ethusiasm the completion
and union OF the and Fatherland
under the leadership Of the
brave Hohenzollern race, ard the
manner in which the Imperial Cham
cellor raised himself like a colossal
figure in all the worlds history, above
all the statesmen Of his time, placing
Germany as power OF the first mag
nitude in the family of the nations,
while utilizing his victories in main
tanning peace among the people
of nEurope. The preservation
of a friendly understanding be-
tween the German Fatherland and
the American Republic is dearer to
the German-Americ than anything
else. If differences Of opinion with
reference to commercial interests
should occur, it is to be hoped that
wise measures on both sides will over
come them in the course Of time.
Chapman Coleman, first Secretary
of the United States Legation, made
a speech, in which he referred to the
united relations always existing be-
tween Prussia and America as being
| further developed under the Empire,
to the advantage of both nations.
Coleman was followed by Count
Herbert Bismarck, who, in the course
OF his remarks, gave assurance OF the
increasing endeavors OF the Imperial
Government for the furtherance oil
reciprocal friendliest relations be-
tween the two countries.
Mr.. Schurz will shortly be received
by the Prince.
DIR. BERGMAN RESIGNS.
BERLIN, May Professor Berg
mann wrote to the Chief Marshal re-
questing to be relieved from attend
ance on the Emperor on the
ground that it was best tha
the patient should not be
treated by two physicians un-
able to agree. The Emperor approved
Prof. Bergman's course and the latter
| withdrew from the case. The Empe
ror is somewhat feverish this morn
ing He RECEIVERS his strength very
slowly.
DIR. Bardeleben, Director of tn,
clinical surgery department of Chart,
Hospital, will replace DR.. Bergman
in attendance upon the Emperor.
Republican state Convention.
SACRAMENTO, April 30.-The prin
Icipal hotels are crowded tonight will
delegates to the Republican Stat
| Convention, which meets tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. All the repre-
sentatives are here except those from
the northern districts. They will pu
in an appearance during Tuesda,
forenoon. The scenes about tn
hotels, especially at the Colder
Eagle, are animated, but it ID har'
to find out the exact programme G
the Convention. 1t is probable tina
an organization o. will be effected in tn
afternoon and then adjourn to Z in th
|evening, when an effort will be mad
to push the work through during tn
night. An Associated Press represent
lative interviewed number OF tn
most prominent delegates this even
ing and learned It was probabl
that the delegates to the Chicae
: Convention will be uninstructed
4 The general desire is that four dele
. gates at large be selected as early q
possible from geographical location
and not with regards to population
r There has been considerable speculi
: ton as to whether the conventio
' woul make Congressional nomin,
(, tions, but it is now the gener,
. belief that none will be mad
Q because no provision was mad
1 for IL in the call of the Central Con
!, mittee. The name of Marcus ]
d B1ruck is mentioned as probab
n secretary Of the State Central Cor
' miitee. M. M. Estee will probab
e be the choice OF the Convention i
chairman. San Francisco del
y cation, Napa, Solano, Alameda al
p contiguous counties will favor hin
9 Governor Waterman has ordered tn
" the Assembly Chamber be han
y somely decorated with the Americ'
Q flag at bis expense.