The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-10

LONDON, July Especial After
breakfast at buckingham palace this
morning the emperor, accompanied by
a few members OF his personal suite and
some Of the gentlemen OF his English
guard of honor, mounted horse and pro-
decided to Hyde Park. where the imper-
ial visitor and his compani ons enjoyed
the pleasure of mile and a half cantcr
along historic Rotten Row The pedes-
trlan path and its numerous benches
furnished standing and sitting room for
n largo number of persons who had re-
ceivcdsan mixing Of the proposed i'm
perial ride.
The kaiser rode spirited animal, the
management of which afforded him an
opportunity of exhibiting his superior
Craftsmanship.
Compliments were heard on all sides
as the Eml error, with graceful force.
steadily held the FESTIVE horse lust q
neck ahead of the foremost animal of
his suite, and at the same time acknow-
lodged with courteous inclination of the
head the respectful salutations of the
onlookers. Tho ride was evidently.
kccnly relished by the Emperor and his
followers.
Later in tho day the Kaiser granted
audience to Populations from the various
German, social and benevolent societies
of London. In each instance formal adj
dresses were made by tho chairman of
the visiting socities, to all of which tho
Kaiser made brief responses.
When the formalities had been dis
posed of both the Kaiser and kaiserin
conversed with the members Of the
populations, as special reception was
accorded number OF officers Of tho
German reserve army who are now in
London and who appeared in the full
dress uniforms of their military rank.
TO each OF the officers tho Kaiser spoke
n word of friendly greeting.
The German warriors were followed
by deputation from the anti-slavery
society, the chairman Of which read an
address to Kaiser William, in which the
monarch was urged to use his powerful
influence in bringing about the suppress
sion OF an infamous rattle in human
flesh and blood. In response to the ad-
dress the Kaiser evinced a thorough
knowledge of the subject matter. He
referred in energetic terms to the inhu-
mainly of tho African slave trade and
tho suffering OF their unhappy victims.
The Emperor, however, declared that he
statement that for every slave VINO ar
rived alive at tho coast ten died on the
journey thither from the interior of
liraats.
There also waited upon the emperor
and empress dcputation from Fish
mongers hall who presented an address
on behalf of their ancient guild. The
Kaiser cordially thanked the Fish
mongcrs for their courteous and kindly
address and then spent few moments
in conversation with the gentlemen of
the delegation. among whom was the
Prince of Wales, member of tho
society, and who rs q special mark of
respect to the Kaiser had accompanied
them on their visit to buckingham.
PARNELLIrEs DISCOURAGED.
DUBLIN, July o. Special THE Par
nellite press is very much detected over
the result OF the parliamentary election
in Carlow. The Frecmans journal de-
clares that there is no more chance for
ireland obtaining homo rule than there
Is of her getting the moon. The paper
adds the electors have abandoned their
independence for the British parlia-
mentary party
The Dublin Express, Conservative,
says that the English will learn from
Carlow tha5 the Irish tenant farmer
when not actuated by insane land hum
ger, is puppet in the hands Of the
Roman Catholic priests and unfit to be-
an elector.
The National Press, Mccarthy vito, saws
the Carlow men dealt the death blow to
the faction Of Parncll from which there
Is no longer any peril.