Evening journal., 1891-07-06
GUARDING THE EMP PEROR
England Fears He May Be In
suited or Injured.
ANARCHISTS UNDERsURvEILLANoE

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Germany IL Much Pleased at Great Brit
aims Hearty Welcome to the Kaiser,
and the Meeting Is Believed 70 he
Pregnant with Political Significance.
LONDON, July The police are taking
extraordinary precautions for the security
Of the kaiser. Several Of the best detec-
tives at Scotland Yard are watching at
Windsor for any signs Of anarchist plot
ting. There is no doubt that every for
eigner in London known to have been
identified with anarchy OF socialism abroad
Is closely watched and followed by police
officers on special detail The Berlin de-
tectives, who are here to look out for the.
kaiser, have given the London polica valn-
able points as to the identity Of refugees
heretofore unsuspected Of any connection
with political plottings abroad and who
had been supposed 70 be ordinary foreign
ers pursuing their trades peacefully, and
who had come TO England in order to inn
prove their circumstances.
Fears OF Insult.
There is, however, little apprehension
that harm is meditated against the kaiser
by any one. What Is most feared is insult.
and this the police are determined to pre-
vent. In the present temper Of the people.
however, IL would be dangerous for any
one to insult the kaiser, as the multitude
Is enthusiastic for him. The kaiser aud
kaiserin are surrounded wherever they go
by their glittering retinues, the profusion
or gold lace, plumes and decorations throw
ing even the trappings of British royalty
into the shade The authorities are also
much more careful than in the case Of
British royalty to keep the people at a
distance. The kaiser and the kaiserin are,
however, profusely polite, and have rather
won the popular heart, already well in
elined, by not being what I.ondoners call
too foppish.
British Volunteers at Waterloo.
Secretary Of War Stanhope has issued
an appeal 70 employers to allow a holiday
20 their employees who belong to the Vol
nnteers on Saturday next, in order that
the meeting at Wimbledon for review by
the kaiser may be on as impressive a scale
as possible. The report that the kaiser
had spoken deprecatingly OF the English
volunteers is positively denied though the
denial did not come soon enough to pre-
remarking that II il had not been for the
British Volunteers at Waterloo there
would not have been much Of Germany
left for the kaiser
The Kaiser's Goodness.
There are many comments concerning
the significance of the kaiser's GOODNESS III
greeting the Duke OF Edinburgh on his ar
rival Mt Sheerness. While he showed great
cordiality toward the Prince Of Wales, ths
Duke OF Connausht and the other royal
ties who were on hand to meet him, he
conferred only formal shake Of the hand
upon the Duke Of Edinburgh. It is be-
lieved that the emperor's treatment Of the
duke was due TO the suspicion that the
latter prompted the Duke Of Coburg to as
sumo an unfriendly attitude toward ths
German imperial government It is also
said that the kaiser attributes the luke
warmness Of his reception in Russia to the
hostile influence Of the Duke aud Duchess
Of Edinburgh.
The Emporor's Little Error.
The English naval officers who wera
present 70 welcome the emperor were
amused at a blunder made by the imperial
visitor on entering Sheerness harbor with
his yacht in hosting his flag as a British
admiral at the fore instead Of at the mail-
mast, where the imperial standard of Ger
many remained The Prince Of Wales
rallied his nephew upon his novel depurt-
ure in naval etiquette whereupon the
| kaiser evinced astonishment, having becn
under the impression that he had followed
| custom, whereof he is q rigid adherent.
In the evening Nine. Albani, nssiste,l by
the choir Of the Chapel Royal OF St.
George, sang before the queen the en-
peror and empress and other members OF
the royal family at the castle. Ia the
afternoon the bands Of the Second Iighs
Guards and Scots Guards played selections
on the east terrace Of Windsor castle In
presence Of the queen, the empress and
other members of the royal family. The
emperor inspected the Second Ifrht
Guards and the Scots Guards at the Vic
| toria barracks, Windsor
Accompanying his majesty were their
royal highnesses the Princes Of Wales and
the Dukes Of Edinburgh, Connaught and
Clarence. The royal party afterward at
tended divine service at Trinity church
with the regiments. Rev. Arthur Robins
referred to the self denying lives Of Chris
tian record, mentioning General Grant,
Count Won Motke, General Gordon aud
Father Damien.