Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-08
IT PLEASED THE KAISER.
Emperor william Welcomed With Enthusi-
astic Cheers at Munich.

MUNICH, Sept. s.-The Emperor Of Germany,
upon his arrival here last night from the scene
of the Austrian army maneuvers, was received
with the utmost enthusiasm and respect. As
the imperial train approached this city tens Of
thousands of voices greeted it with cheers.
Emperor William. apparently satisfied with
the warmth Of his reception, quickly
alighted from the train as it drew
up alongside the carpeted platform and warmly
embraced and kissed Prince Luitpold, the
regent of Bavaria, who, accompanied by n
numerous suite. including the ministers of
state was in waiting to receive the imperial
traveller. The emperor then inspected the
guard of honor, which had charge Of the rail-
road station, and expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the smart and soldierly
bearing of the troops.
WELCOMED TO MUNICH.
As the emperor was upon the point of leav-
ing the station he was met by the burgomaster
of Munich and other municipal officers. The
burgomaster, after short speech Of welcome,
presented him with an illuminated address en-
pressing the satisfaction OF the citizens of
Munich at the visit OF the ruler Of Germany to
the Bavarian capital.
The emperor, in thanking the municipal all
thorities tor their welcoming address. said that
lie desired to assure them that lie would leave
Munich with pleasant memories OF his sojourn
among the citizens. The emperor also re-
marked that whatever might be said of his ac-
tiyity it was due to a sense Of his proper duty
and obligation TO the empire.
! Referring to the peace of Europe Emperor
| William said that lie would be grateful to his
high allies if he was supported in his efforts to
/ preserve peace
CHEERING THE KAISER.
! Tie streets leading NJ 20 The castle were
| arched and festooned with flowers, unstintingiy
/ hung With flags and banners and most bril-
liautly illuminated Every window along the
/ route was flied with enthusiastic Eavarians,
who heartily and Loyalty cheered the young
kaiser who came i'll such friendly diplomatic
! manner as their guest and not as Emperor of
/ Germany" TO witness the maneuSers OF the Ba-
varian army. The regent and the emperor
were also heartily welcomed and applauded by
the throngs lining the streets and occupying
every point from which the procession could
| be viewed with advantage.
| About the royal castle an immense crowd of
people gathered. and there the same ell
| Enthusiastically royal reception was accorded 10
| the imperial traveller and his host. The cheer
| ing continued long after the emperor, Prince
f.uitpold and their suites had disappeared with
| in the castle gates, and from one end OF Munich
| to the other could be heard the explosions of
| countless rockets and other fireworks. In fact
to such an extent did the good people OF Mu-
Mich carry their loyal welcome that after the
emperor had retired to his apartments in the
| castle their renewed demonstrations caused
| him to crafty them by appearing several times
| upon the balcony of his reception room and
bowling, smiling and pleased, to the cheering
| crowds below.