Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-12
CAR AND KAISER.
They Exchange the Outward
Forms Of Courtesy.
THE POPULACE NOT EXCITED.
Bismarck Improving His Oppor-
tunity-He Sticks to the
Visitor Like Leech.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
BERLIN, October IL The Gar arrived
in Berlin this morning. He was received
by the Emperor, and the two embraced
repeatedly. Afterwards the Gear turned
to Bismarck and shook hands with him.
He also held brief conversation with
the Chancellor, and subsequently enter
ing carriage, they drove to the Russian
Embassy at fast trot the entire dis
lance.
Statutes were fred and the streets we're
plentifully decorated with flags and
bunting, but the crowds did not cheer as
the Gear passed along. Emperor Will
liam took his departure from the Russian
Embassy after remaining there few
minutes. Bismarck remained and held
a conversation with the Czar lasting
twenty minutes longer.
Emperor William returned to the Rus
sian Embassy to attend a dejeuner given
by the Russian Ambassador. Count
Schouvalof welcomed the Gar, and
called for three cheers for His Majesty.
There was hearty response. The Gar,
speaking in French, toasted Emperor
William. The two EmperQrs conversed
animatedly during the repast.
In the afternoon the Gar drove out in
an open carriage. surrounded by cavalry.
He visited the ex Expresses Augusta and
Victoria. On returning to the Embassy,
the Gear retired for q short time for rest
and quiet.
At 230 o'clock Prince Bismarck ar
rived, and remained in conference with
the Gar until o'clock. The Chancellor,
upon leaving, was escorted to his carriage
by Count Schouvaloff, The Russian Am-
bsssador.
A dinner in honor of the Gear was
given this evening in the hall at the
Schlcss. The Gar eat between the EN-
peror and Empress, facing Prince Bis
marck. The Emperor, in toasting the
Gear, said: II drink to the welfare of my
honored friend and guest, the Emperor
of Russia, and to the continuance of
the friendship which has existed be-
tween our houses for over hundred
years, and which l am resolved to cher
ish as Legacy from my ancestors"
the Gear, replying in French, thanked
the Emperor for his friendly sentiments,
nhu Ot~uh w LID WcllhI0. Il6U
to Prince Bismark, the Gear raised his
glass and drank to the Chancellor, who
stood up, emptied his glass and bowed
deeply. There was similar exchange
of courtesies between Emperor William
and the Russian ambassador. Ex-Em-
press Victoria will give a dinner in
honor Of the Gar tomorrow.
Tonight the Gear attended gala per-
Torrance at the Royal Opera House.
The Gar sat betse the Emperor and
Empress. The Grand Duke George and
members of the German royal family
were present. At the conclusion of the
performance the Gar and his son re.
turned to the Russian Embassy.
LONDON, October II The Berlin cor.
respondent of the Daily NeaUs says: The
Cars toast at the banquet was couched
in the fewest possible words. which we're
hardly audible. The impression pro-
duced was like a cold draught. The
presence Of Prince Bismarck at the
opera house caused a sensation, as he
had not attended an opera or concert in
twenty years previously, not even being
present on the occasion of the celebra-
ton Of the late Emperor Williams Goth
birthday.