Evening journal., 1892-02-27
QUIET REIGNS IN BERLIN.
The Young Kaiser Proves Him
self a Plucky Monarch.
he BOLDLY FACES THE POPULACE

Almost Unattended He Rode on Horse
back Through the streets and Was RE-
ceived with Cheers He Said He Would
Lead the Soldiers n Necessary.
BERLIN, Feb. g7.-The storm has appar-
fntly blown over and law and order has re-
sumed It's sway in this city. The undnunted
kaiser determined to brave it out, too, for
accompanied by single aid-de-camp, and /
preceded only by two mounted policemen,
he left the palace on horseback, passed at
leisurely pace through Inter den Linden
and rode 10 and around the Thiergarten, re-
turning 10 the palace as he had come. On
his return TO the Sohloss from his ride in tho
Thiergarten the people gathered there gen
orally cheered him, as they had done in the
Thiergarten, and he replied by a smile Of
recognition He was pale as be is naturally
always pale except when in the flush Of ex-
cessive exercise OF Indulgence, and those
who have studied his appearance say that
the pallor Of his countenance in face Of the
exciting events proves his self command. IL
is said that when be was approached on the
subject of ordering out the garrison, he re-
piled:
when the soldiers 60 win lead them"
The Kaiser Has Grit.
This he uttered in tone Of decision,
which put a stop 20 further inquiry and car
ried the conviction to the military that the
army would be used as a last resort and
that the kaiser would send his troops 20 no
danger he was not willing TO face himself
No one doubts the personal courage Of the
I huf 90 hfu luf
and mother. The general opinion is that he
would show himself on occasion brave even
10 rashness, and would not hesitate 70 play,
as he once said, King Richard 10 the peoples
Wat Tyler
His riding out almost unattended is mon
toned az showing both his courage and his
faith in the attachment OF the people 70 his
house. Notwithstanding the socialist pro
paganda there is a deep, underlying senti.
ment among the masses Of loyalty 70 the
Hohenzollerns This is especially strong in
Brandenburg, among the descendants Of the
ancient residents, who are still the suhstan
tial element of Berlin. OF Konigsberg and
Frankfort-on-the-Od society. The new
Of the demonstration against the palacl
called ont a multitude Of the substantial
citizens and these gave hearty evidence, b.
cheers, Of their fidelity 10 the kaiser an,
their appreciation Of his courage in goinI
unguarded among bis subjects
The report Of the kaiser's ride sprea
through the city and had more infuenc
than the police in allaying and oonciliatin
the populace. The sidewalks Of the Unite
den Linden were thronged with compac
crowd to witness his return. The cheer
were without groan or hiss to mar theI
until a point was reached whore about II
socialists were gathered in a mob. AS th
kaiser approached, with his aid riding a
, a short distance behind, the mob Of socia
lists jeered and groaned.
! More Socialists Cut Down.
The kaiser remained majestic and cree
Never had he presented an appearanC
\ more like that Of his soldier grandfathe
! He seemed not 20 hear jeer OF groan ,
a TO give the slightest attention "a the polio
n with drawn swords, rushed 70 the spot m
q threw themselves upon the socialists III
4 latter seemed unprepared for an attac
d They had apparently calculated that thei
would be no Interference with them und
the presence Of the kaiser. A few Of the
stood stubborn for a moment, resenting I
a epithets the assault Of the police Th'
, they tried to escape. The police cut the
Il them down with their swords, not hlliI
: any, but wounding several slightly. Tho
1 who appeared to be leaders were seized an
! hurried away TO prison on the charge
n lese majestic.
II The instant the disturbance was pass
u and the cheers renewed the kaiser dropp,
the mask Of impassiveness and again shove
by'his manner that he recognized and Z
teemed the plaudits Of the people.
% Nearly all the police force is on duty,
y on reserve at a moments call, only tho
= who were injured OF exhausted in yeste
Il dey's struggle being excused. The police
a not interfere with people unless they see
"A bent on mischief OF express sympathy wi
~ the outbreak In such cases the offende
IL are either arrested or ordered instant
N home The total number Of arrests ma'
during the two days is 200 and sixty perso
are known 20 have been wounded. Mar
Of the slightly wounded are supposed
have made their escape and 10 be in hidii
Il with friends.
The kaiseris said to be angry, not so nut
), with the mob as with the authorities
!. Berlin for having been found unprepare
Il is expected that he win call them, fro
:, burgomaster down, TO a severe account