Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-06

rHG KAISER lat THE BARRACKS
SQUARE.
Going 10 Church. - "Christians" II
soldiers uniiorms.-A Golden
Lunch Concerts.
ny Teiouhph 10 the SEwsi
WILLIAM IN ENGLAND.


l.oSDON, July 5.-Thc Tincs aud
Standard emphasize the fact that the
Emperor upon the occasion ~ this his
third visit 10 England, IL tile guest Of
the nation A. well ne the court. These
newspapers also pfate upon the friend
ship existing between the two nations
which they any amounts TO a tAcit
alliance. The Standard adds that Il
can only be- Of advantage 10 the peace
" the world that II should bc known
that any conspiracy against the atablli.
~ Of tho existing European systcm
would 10 met 10y the union Of Eng.
lands naval aud Gormany's military
strength.
"ro proclaim this fact" the Stan.
ddrd continues, outlets neither
humiliation nor injury upon any state
sharing our regard for public treaties
aud for peacu.n The standard then
proceeds ~ defend the Immense armn.
ment VI Germany on the ground that
no other method VI lnsurlng peace IL
known, saying. at 10 for the dis.atia.
fled countries to dlsarm: peace loving
countries aro ready to follow"
INSPECTING TROOPS AND oofSa 10
CuuRcu.
LONDON, July D.. Emperor William
rose early today aud took short ride
He returned 70 breakfast with the
Queen aud royal family, aud immc.
diately afterwards started In n earring,
for the Victoria barracks, accompanied
by the Prince II Wales, The Dnko OF
COnnAught aud tho Duke u Clarence
The Emperor was IN the undrcas
uniform " the Cofps Guard hcIcckod
with Prussian orders aud worc plum
ud helmet. The Prince of Wales wa
IN the uniform ofa colonel Of tho Llf,
Guards. IL belnga scni-stntc occasion
only the military attaches Of the Ger
man embassy and the English en-
baHsy attended. Tho Emperor follow
cd his royalties. The carriages u IA,
| party were proceeded by mountcl
| police aud outridcr. TN arriving o.
the barracks square the Emperor fOunt
the Life Guards drawn up In line, will
the Scots Guards Ia tho rear. II,
shook hands with the commnndinl
officers, aud then inspected the troops
passing up and down ia. lines nh,
infinitely scutinizcl the equipment o
i the soldiers.
THIS over, tho troops cacortol III,
royalties 10 Trinity church.
fhc Emperor occupied tho royh
| pew, other royalties and the rncmbufp
Of the Emperor's snd Queens house.
holds occupied pewn Ia tho rear. Tn,
Guards band played Mcndcl-sohui
march while tho royalties were enter.
Ing.
The sermon was delivered by IN,
| Queens chaplain, Arthur Robinson
who referred 10 sulf.drnying lives aud
Christian records, mentioning Genera
Grant, Count Won Moltkn, donorn
Gordon aud others. The services over
the congregation stood while the royal
ties left, the Emperor mud the royal
party driving back 10 the castle. Will,
the Emperor was at Trinity the Queen
Empress aud Princess Beatrice droy,
10 The private chapel nj Ffogmorr, ut
tended by tho ladies Of the household.
At luncheon the German Emprrol
aud Empress met the bride aud bride
groom ~ tomorrow, Prince Albert OF
Anholt and the Princess Louise o
Seh,cswig- liolsioln. The great tRhl,
was laden with massive gold plate
which the Queen pcrmits only 10 b,
displayed on special occasions.
After luncheon the Queen and tn,
imperial party listened 10 u concert by
the Guards band, after which tho EN-
pofor aud Empress and the Prince aud
Princess Of Wales drove 10 Cumberland
lodge 10 visit tho Prince anu Princess
Christian, returning In time for dinner
The day wis concluded with sacred
concert In -. Georges hall. Tho Elm.
peror and Empress personally eongra.
tulated tho principal FoloistF.