The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-17

sort, who allowed her to read much OF MS
diplomatic cores spondence. Apart from
it she had the services Of the most thor
ough masters, the whole making her edu-
cation even more complete than would be
supposed. But apart from her political
knowledge she has decidedly domestic
and her house is one OF unity
and happiness
SAN RENO, March 9.-News of tho EN-
peror's death reached San Reno officially
at nine in the morning. Count Rodolinski
deciphered the telegram and commune
Gated it TO the Crown Princess. The doc
tors were just paying their morning visit,
and were informed of it. The Crown
Princess was much moved and broke
into tears, and soon after commune
Gated the news to the Crown Prince,
who was greatly affected, but the loving
words of his wife and daughters
soon soothed him. The Crown Prince re-
manned in his room, and the Crown Prin-
cess wandered for some moments in the
garden sobbing bitterly. The new En-
peror and King of Prussia will take the
title of Frederick, dropping his second
Christian name of Wilhelm of Prussia. He
will be King Frederick I'LL, Frederick tho
Great having been the last who had borne
this appcllation, and being known as
Frederch ii. of the German Empire There
have been since its formation by Charlie
magne, or Karl Der Erste, as Germans call
him, already been three Emperors styled
Frederick. two of whom belonged to the
House of Hohenstaufen, the first having
been Barbarossa, while the third sprang
from the Austrian House Of Hapsburg.
Should the new sovereign, therefore, fol-
low on in direct line he will be Frisder-
ich III. of Prussia and Friedrich w. OF
| Germany. His Imperial Majesty is ex-
| pected to arrive at Berlin by Sunday even
| ing. Both he and the Empress Victoria
| will stay at the castle at Charlotten-
| berg where preparations are being ac-
| lively made for their reception. The new
Emperor telegraphed Bismarck to-days
sin this moment of deepest mourning for
the death of His Majesty, the Emperor and
King, my beloved father, / express to you
as we'll as the Ministry Of State my thanks
| for the devotion and loyalty with
which you have all served him, and /
reckon upon all your support in the difi-
| cult task which has devolved upon me.
leave on the morning of the 10th for Ber-
lin"
SAN RENO, March 9.-The Emperor has
been busily occupied in reading and reply
ing to the numerous kilograms he has re-
ceived from all parts of Europe. He ex-
presses himself as quite ready for the
Journey to Berlin. He has refused to take
short cut through the gardens OF the
Hotel Mediterranee to the railway station
in order to avoid the town, because, he
SAYS, the people would be disappointed.
His departure, however, will be Of a semi
private character, as tho public is to be
. excluded from the platform. Dr. Macken'
zie is taking the greatest care in regard "a
the warming of the carriages.
The fact Of the Kaiser's death upon the
financial centers was discounted by the
false reports of Thursday, and the prompt
. proclamation Of the Crown Prince as EN-
peror contributed to the restoration 0i
. confidence every where.
! BERLIN, March 10.-The North German
Gazette halls the new Emperor as the gal
liant leader in the war, benevolent protec
! | tor in works OF peace, brilliant model o
, all the domestic virtues and best ftted t.
, be the champion of the idea of Nationa
j Empire, which will find him its most glo
, rious representative. In this spirit tn
whole nation renews its oath of fallegianc
q and amidst its deep sorrow halls him viii
the cry; "Long live the Emperor"
Among the many rumors circulating II
the German Capital concerning the nev
i
mute Prince William to act for him In Stat
y matters upon his arrival at Berlin.
I 1t is expected that one Of His Majesty
first steps will be the granting OF amnest
n to political offenders.
The Crown Prince becomes Empero
g without any formality beyond the ordir
a ary. The new Monarch will not perfori
i. any act of government until his predecei
r sor is buried, or until he has taken oat
to support the constitution.
s King Humbert upon receiving tel
d gram from Prince William announcing th
IF death OF Emperor William, immodiatel
sent a telegram of sympathy to the ne
II German Emperor, who replied that no WI
70 greatly consoled in having King HUI
y bert's sympathy.
Emperor william left 500 100000 mari
II In cash.
!. There 10 no hope Of the ultimate reco
cry Of the now Emperor from biz Aro
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