St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-03
Young Kaiser William Affec-
tionately Rugged by His
August Grandma.
Albert Edward and Other Big
Wigs Receive Him at
Portsmouth.
Nothing Is Too Good for the
Monarch Who Ill-Tpeated
His Mother.
All England Excited Over the
Trial Of the American
Borgia.

LONDON, Aug. brilliant sunshine
and cool breeZes prevailed at Ports
mouth this morning. The preparations
for the reception of Emperor William of
Germany were completed at an early
hour. The town was handsomely dec
grated, and the people were in holiday
attire. An enormous flotilla of craft,
consisting of war ships and private YES
sells, covered the harbor, while the shore
was densely crowded with people. The
German imperial yacht HohenZollern,
with the emperor on board, steamed
slowly toward the harbor. The Prince of
Wales,o on board the royal yacht Osborne.
started down the harbor to meet the
emperor. When the Osborne ap-
preached the Hohenzollern. the Prince
of Wales signaled hearty greetings to
the emperor, who responded in a
friendly way. The two yachts then
passed through lines of ironclads
and proceeded to Cowes. All the war
vessels were trimmed with bunting, and
as the yachts passed the yards were
the emperor landed at Trinity pier.
where the Prince of Wales. who had
alreaded landed, babe him welcome.
The emperor and suite and the Prince
of Wales then entered carriages, and,
accompanied by military escort, were
driven to Osborne, where the emperor
was received by the queen. Emperor
William has been appointed all honor
airy admiral In the British navy.
ENGLAND'S SYMPATHY COMMENDED.
BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The North German
Gazette, commenting on Emperor Will
Jams visit to England, refers to Great
Britain's sympathy with ruler who is
indefatigable in the interests of peace,
and says: THE Spithead review will
show the two nations the magnitude of
the forces at their disposal in the great
task Of civilization undertaken by
Europe in the remotest quarters Of the
globe. England's sympathy with En-
peror William marks the close relations
and the community of interest existing
between the two nations"
PLANS OF THE KAISER.
At the conclusion Of the naval dis
plays at Splithead, Emperor William
will leave for AlderShOt to witness the
military review, arriving there on
Wednesday. He will return to Osborne
in the evening to pay farewell visit to
the queen, and will rejoin his fleet on
the following day for his homeWard
voyage. The emperor's proposed visit
to the sultan occasions considerable I'M
easiness in st. Petersburg, where the
reports of immense war preparations
on the part of Turkey have already had
the effect of quickening Russian Sensi-
bilities. Unless some satisfactory eX-
PLANTATION is given by Turkey of her
warlike attitude. it is extremely doubt
full if Emperor William will care to as
sumo the risk of offending the car by
visiting Constantipople at this time.
KISSED BY THE QUEEN.
LONDON. Aug. AIT Osborne house
the queen received Emperor William on
the terrace and kissed him on both
cheeks. Cowes and Osborne house were
Illuminated this evening. Many thou
sand lights were displayed aboard the
vessels in the harbor, and the effect was
splendid.