Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-12
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
THE CARS VISIT,
Welcomed to Berlin by
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Emperor William.
MISSIONARY WORK IN KOREA.
The Pan-American Excur-
sionists in Albany.
4 HORRIBLE DEATH IN MID-AIR.
Hymnal Revision Before
the Episcopal Convention.
IA HORRIBLE DEATH IN MID-AIR.
THE CARS VISIT.

THE cZAR'S VISIT.
He and Emperor william Embrace
Each Other-The People Fail to
cheer as the Gear Passes Through
Their Decorated Ssreets-The TWO
Emper0rs Toast Each other.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Gear arrived here
this morning. He was accompanied by the
Grand Duke George, his second son. En-
peror William, several of the royal princes,
Prince Bismarck, Count Herbert Bismarck
and a number of generals and court officials
received the Gear and Grand Duke at the
Lehrter station. The Gear and Emperor
William embraced repeatedly. After their
greeting was over the Gar turned to Prince
Bismarck and shook hands with him. He
also held brief consultation with the cham
cellor. The members of the Czar's suite
were then presented to the suite Of Emperor
William, after which the guard of honor de-
fled before the Czar, the band playing the
Russian national hymn. The party then
proceeded to the state carriages which were
in waiting and drove through the Branden-
burg gate across the Koenigpl atz and to the
Russian embassy.
As the Imperial carriages passed the
Brandenburg gate the artillery began firing
salute of 101 guns. The streets along the
route were plentifully decorated with flags
and bunting, but the crowd which had
gathered did not cheer as the Gear passed
along,
Emperor William remained at the Russian
Embassy to attend dejeuner given by the
Russian ambassador. Count Schouvaloff
presided and two others and all their attend
ants were present. Count SchouvaloH rails
ing his glass welcomed the Gear and called
for cheers for his majesty. There was a
Alexander Regiment played the Russian
national anthem. The Gar speaking in
French toasted Emperor William. The two
emperors conversed animatedly during the
| repast. Emperor William left the embassy
al 1890 p. m. In the afternoon the Gear
drove out in an open carriage surrounded
by cavalry. he visited the e1-Empresses
perial yachts Derjerva and Czrina have left
Kiel, returning to Copenhagen.
On returning to the embassy the Gear
| rested for time. At 4:30 O'Clock Prince
Bismarck arrived and remained in confer-
ence with the Gear until 6 o'clock. The
chancellor upon leaving was escorted to his
| carriage by Count Schouvaloff, the Russian
ambassador. A dinner in honor of the Gar
was given this evening in the white hall of
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The Gear, dressed in the Uhlan uniform, sat
between the Emperor and Empress, facing
Prince Bismarck. The Emperor in toasting
| the Cxar said:
drink to the welfare of my honored friend
and guest, the Emperor of Russia, and to the
continuance of the friendship which has sub
sisted between our houses for over a hum
bred years and which am resolved to cher.
ish as q legacy from my ancestors.
The Gar, replying in French, thanked the
Emperor for his friendly sentiments and
| drank to his welfare. Turning then te
Prince Bismarck 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 ambas
sador. Ex-Empress Frederick will give g
dinner in honor Of the Car tomorrow. The
invitations are limited to royal personages
Tonight the Gear attended gala per-
Torrance at the opera house. The second
part of Wagner's "Rheingold" was given,
followed BY the "Coppelia" ballet. The
Gear sat between the Emperor and Empress
Grand Duke George and members of the
German royal family were present. In the
interval between the opera and the ballet
tea was served in the royal box. At the con-
clusion of the performance the Gear and hit
son returned to the Russian embassy.