Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-09

Foreign News.
LONDON, July 6.--The emperor ol
Germany arose early this morning.
After light breakfast he left Windsor
castle an horseback, accompanied by
the Duke Of Connaught and brilliant
stan, to visit Elton, England's most pop
ular school After bracing ride the
4 emperor reached Eton's parade ground
and there found well equipped, bright
looking body OF collegians, about $40
IN number, drawn up In line for in
spection. As soon as the emperor ar
rived at the head Of the line the E.on
volunteers presented arms In the most
soldinrly, precise manner. causing the
emper ~ to smile with approval. As
the la Is brought their rifles to the
| present the Eton school band struck
up the national anthem and the crowds
IN the neighborhood cheered most
heartily.
After the last note Of the anthem has
died away, the young amateur soldiers
We're put through the manual Of arms
and other exercises. The youngsters
marched past the emperor, who sat on
horseback, surrounded by staff officers.
The lads marching was worthy Of high
praise and evidently greatly pleased the
imperial guest Of England. After the
march, the Eton volunteers again
formed IN line, and, at preconcerted
signal gave three ringing cheers for the
emperor, in which greeting they we're
joined by everybody present, among
whom were crowd OF Etonians OF the
past and present The emperor was ev-
idcnily much pleased with this portion
Of his days enjoyment.
When the cheering had snbsided the
emperor rode to the front OF the line
and bowing 70 the young volunteers,
praised the manner in which they had
gone through their drill, which he said
was performed very creditably. The
emperor added. II am very much
pleased with what | have seen OF you.
II you are ever called upon to draw
swords in earnest, hope you viii do IL
in q good cause and that you will show
the same pluck and spirit which have
always distinguished British soldiers
The emperor afterwards inspected
the college buildings and seemed 10
take much interest in the manner in
which the Eaton lads we're housed,
taught aud fed.
The Elton lads, after tho parading o
the volunteer corps, asked for permis-
sion TO draw the bridal carriage of the
Princess Louise OF Schleswig- -Holstein
nnd Prince Aribert of Anhalt through
Eton, after the ceremony this evening,
when the newly married couple will be
on their way TO Cliveden.
The Standards Berlin dispatch says
that Emperor William will not have
time to make a Scottish cruise. He will
90 direct from London TO Edinburgh,
aud will embark at Leith on the l4th
inst. for Norway.
The Right Hon. Edward Stauhope,
secretary OF state for war. has written
letter to the newspapers in which he
appeals 10 the patriotism OF employers |
to give volunteers in their employ |
whole holiday, In order to enable the !
mon to make brave show al Wimble. |
don on the occasion of the review OF the |
troops hy Emperor William.
THE KAIsER's SUNDAY.
Emperor William arose early at (,
Windsor yesterday morning and took a
ride before breakfast. After breakfast |
be visited Victoria barracks and in
spectod the Lilo guards and the Scots
guards. He was accompanied by the
prince OF Wales and the dukes OF Car
snce and Connaught. The cmporer at
tended service at Trinity church and
after luncheon, served in the banquet
Ing hall OF the castle he went out Of the
east terrace OF the castle TO listen to the
guards band The table service was 0
massive gold plate used only on special
occasions.
The emperor and empress were taken
10 Cumberland lodge by the Prince
and Prime sss of Wales in the afternoon
20 see Prince and Princess Christian.
4 family dinner party was held late in
he afternoon and the day concluded
With sacred concert in st. Georges
lall.
1t is said that the emperor has
hanged his mind and will be present
It the Wimbledon review as previously
lrranwed