The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-02
williams Great Ovation.

williams Great Ovation.
Emperor William had a great, pop
ular ovation at the annual review of
the Berlin garrison on the Tempel-
hoff parade grounds on Thursday
last at the Pottsdam review on Fri
day.
The empress, accompanied by Count
Phillip Of Flanders, brother of the
King or Belgium. in a fine turnout
drawn by six white horses. was pres
ent at the Templehoff review with a
number of princesses, the whole Of
the diplomatic corps and the leading
members of the aristocracy.
Emperor William rode past the en-
press, with drawn sword, at the head
of the second regiment of the guards.
The American colony turned out in
large numbers.
Emperor William has ordered a. rep
etitiOn in his presence, of Rubensteln's
musical drama "ChristuS' which had
Just had its first performance at Bre-
men. The repetition will be given at
the new palace at Potsdam.
On Monday last, Emperor William,
with his own hands. pulled out the
first loose tooth of tiny Prince Oscar
and the latter is making a birthday
present of it, in a handsome casket. TO
his English governess. The little
prince was born July 81, 1888.
Threatens the King.
The king Of Saxony, during the past
six months has frequently received
menacing and scurrilous letters, some
of them threatening his near death by
dynamite.
has been discovered at Dresden IN a
youthful laborer Of unfavorable ante
cedents. His confession duplicates
others and the handwriting in the let
ters indicate that ait least six persons
must have aided in this composition.
Three more arrests have been made
since Tuesday.
The socialist press has recommended
the publication of official documents
marked confidential"
One document printed in circular
last week by the war department to
the commanders of the various army
corps, directing that the socialist re-
cruits should be kept in the guard
corps and that all such conscripts
should be carefully watched IN order
to prevent them from making prose-
lytes in the army.
.'Tyhe Great Chancellor"
The table which Emperor William
has ordered to be placed on the Bis
marck door in the precincts OF the
university of Cottingten, arrived yes
terday. 1t is inscribed:
'~ro the great chancellor-Wilhelm
III
he works in connection with the
Elbe-Trave canal were inaugurated
with much ceremony yesterday at Luz
beck. The imperial secretary OF state
for the interior, DR.. Won Boetticher,
the minister of finance, DR.. Miguel,
the minister of public works, Herr
Thielen, and General Count Won Wal
dersee were among the officials pres
ent at this function.
The annual international exhibition
of art was opened in the Glass Palace
at Munich today by Prince Luipold,
the prince regent. All the princes and
princesses of the royal house Of Ba-
varia were present.
A meeting of the -Westpha-
liam Syndicate of Coal Mine Owners
held at Essen yesterday adopted a res
olution to prolong their agreement for
another five years.
Preparations are now being made for
an industrial census throughout Ger
many on June IA, the first census of
this description since 1882. The CEN
the industrial population and further
shifting of the population from the
east to the west. One item on which
statistics will be collected is enforced
'dleness, its duration and cause.
Won Caprivi.
General Won Caprivi, the EXCHANGED
or of the German empire, removed
permanently yesterday to his nephew's
estate near KrosSen.
When the news of the death of Wal
ter @. Gresham, the secretary of state
IF the United States, was received
lere, the flags on the United States
Embassy and the United States consul
general were half maSted and the