The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-06-19

new emperor, calls his protest against the at
tributing of warllle intentions to him. 1t be-
Iieyes that the protest was sincere and was in
splred 10y bismarck, and expresses the hope
that William ii. will continue to accept the
councils of the chancellor. 1t concludes:
"As long as Bismarck lives the peace of
Europe will not be threatened by Germany
more than it has been during the past ten
weeks"
WHAT ITALY THOUGHT or THE EMPEROR.
ROME, June 15.-Signor Crispi prime min
lister, announced the death of Emperor Fred
erick to the chamber of deputies today, Bv
unanimous vote the chamber adjourned until
Monday out of respect for the late monarch.
Signor CriSpi said that the demise of the en-
peror must be regarded rs great calamity
The deceased ruler was the constant friend of
Italy and her dynasty. He had labored long
for Italian unity we'll as for the unity of the
German states. His life was guarantee of
peace, which he hoped would not be endan-
gered by his death. Signor Bianchesi, presi-
dent OF chamber, said he thought he uttered
the feelings of whole Italy in expressing pro-
found regret at the death of the emperor. 1t
was resolved to telegraph the speeches of
Crispi and Bianchesi to Berlin. nt
CoNDoLENCE FROM SPAIN.
MADRID, June 15.--The death of Emperor
Frederick was announced in congress by Prime
Minister Sagasta. Seniors CanovaS and Do
minquese eulogized the dead monarch, and
the house by a unanimous vote, adopted a res
o!utlon expressing sympathy with the German
imperial family and the whole German people.
The queen regent sent touching message of
coincidence to Empress Victoria, The German
embassy is Hooded with cards.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-mtelligence Of the
death of Emperor Frederick was received by
Secretary Bayard this morning by cable
message from the United States legation at
Berlin. The secretary Immediately informed
the president, and the following telegram was
sent to Berlin:
DEPARrMESr OF STATE, WASHINGTON. D. C., June
10, 1Sss.--Pendleton, Minister, Berlin; The pres-
dent desires you to make eXpr, ssions through the
foreign Office of the respectful sympathy felt through
out the United States for the German nation in the
loss OF their emperor, who has ut last yielded to
death with such lofty courage and calm resignation
to the divine Decree. BAYARp
BERLIN June 16.-Emperor William IL has
issued the following general order to the
army:
While the army has only ius discarded the out
ward Signs OF mourning for Emperor King William
will ever live in all heats il has suffered fresh
and heavy blow by the death of my dear and warm
" loved fither This is, indeed, serious and sor-
rowtul time i'll which God decree places me at the
head of the army. 1t is from deeply moved heart
address my irft words 10 my army, but the confi->
nG Which Sn Go S'R win cs SIP me- n'o is m b@Se
ably strong for know what sense of honor
and duty my glorious ancestors have implanted in
the army and know in how great measure this
feeling has at ali times been manifested in the
army. Firm and invincble attachment TO the war
lord IS an inheritance handed down from father to
son, from generation to generation and in the
way Irefer you to my grandfather who stands fresh
In your memories as the personifcaton of the glor-
ious and venerable war lord, such rs could not
be more finely conceived, or in form more
speaking to the heart. l refer you to my be-
loved fathsr, who crown prince already won
place Of honor in the annals OF the army and to the
long line of glorious ancestors, whose names shine
brightly in history and whoe hearts beat warmly
for the army Thus we belong to each other, and
the army, thus we were born for one another AMI
thus we will stand togetherin an indissouble bond
i'll peace or in storm, as God may will it.
You will now take to me the oath of fidelity and
obedience, and l swear ever to remember that the
eyes OF my ancestors look down upon me from the
other world and that shall one day have to render
an account Tor tie glory and honor of the army.
lSlgnedl WILLIAM.
Dated FriedeFichskron.
A similar order was addressed to tho navy.