New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
THE KAISER IN MUNICH.
urIroNEp WITH THE UTMOST ENTHUSI-
AsM TO THE BAvARIAN CAPITAL.
u.xrNe HAPPY RESPONSES TO TWO ADDRESSES
OF GREEuNG-wHY he MAKES so
MANY JOURNEYS.


,,r,nh Sent s-The Emperor Of Germany,
mon his arrival here last night from tne , scens
- ,bs Austrian army manoeuvres, was received
",.t the utmost enthusiasm and respect As the
,mncrial train approached this city tens oil thou-
nAs of voices greeted it with cheers. Emperor
uiniam annarently satisfied with the warmth
:, his recention. quickly alighted from the tram
:, drev nm alongside the carpeted PLATFORM ana
,rr,,v embraced and kissed Prince LuitpoId' the
psrent Of Bavaria, who, accompanied by hu-
-aeo,s s,i,e including the Minister of State. was
e. waiting. The Emperor then inspected the
- - 80 honor which had charge of the railroad
Station. and expressed himself as highly pie'S0"
81 ,be soldierlv bearing of the troops
A. tho Empcror was upon the point OF leaving
.Aa s,o+;on be was met by the Burgomoster OF
Mrricb and the other municipal officers Inc
pnrromoster. after a short speech of welcome pre-
son,ed him with an Illuminated address expressing
ao.iSfoc,ion of the citizens of Munich at his
visit. .;oI o,,+l,or;
-. said that he desired 10 assure them that ne
,rould leave Munich with pleasant memories Oh
IL soiourn among the citizens. lie adueu lhaI
,batever might be said of his activity IL was due
q his proper duty and obligation TO the Empire
poforring 70 the peace of Europe, Emperor Will
lam said that he would be grateful to his high
lilies IL he should be supported IN his efforts
70 preserve peace
The streets leading up TO the Castle were arched
and fe,tooned with flowers, prOfusely hung WIN
eaos and banners. and brilliantly Illuminated
rrorv window along the route was filled with
enthusiastic Bavarians, heartily and Loyalty cheer
inc the Young Kaiser, who came as their gueS1'
"a NOT as Emperor of Germany" 10 witness the
msnoeuvres of the Bavarian army Inc hegeh'
and the Emperor were also heartily cheered by
tbe throngs lining the streets and occupying every
mint from which the procession could be viewed
with advantage.
About the Royal Castle an immense crowd OF
n4oule had gathered and there the same enthusl-
ss1c reception was given the Imperial traveller
and his host The cheering continued long after
tho Emperor Prince Luitpold and the suites had
disappeared within the Castle gates. Countless
rockets and other fireworks were set OIL. After
the Emperor had retired to his apartments in the
Castle the renewed demonstrations OF the cltzens
caused him to crafty them by appearing sew
eral times upon the balcony of his recepuon-room
and bowling, smiling and pleased, to the cheering
crowds below
At the Town Hall to-day the Emperor; reply
ing TO an address of welcome rendered him on
behalf of the citizens of Munich, said snail
give your city a warm place In my heart, II ohly
on account Of the many tokens OF devotion mann
tested by the citizens of Munich toward my grand
father and toward my father, Whlch ore guardn-
tees of your loyalty" 49,
The Emperor closed his speech by calling for
cheers for the CITY of Munich, which were readily
and enthusiastically given by all present.