The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-05-28
BIG PARADE TO THE KREMLIN
WAS SUCCESSFULLY CAR
RIED OUT.
ROYAL PROCESSION At MOSCOW
Royal Highnesses Galore Took Part in
the Event-Streets PicturesQuely and
PrOfusely Decorated-NOt
to Mar the Proceedings.

cZarina made their triumphal entry into
this city this afternoon amid the thunder
of batteries of artillery, the Changing of
countless bells and the cheers of vast
multitude of loyal Russians and equally
enthusiastic visitors from all parts of the
world. Probably never in the history of
nations has there been such an assem-
blage of people Possibly the gorgeous
scene may never be repeated in it's grand
entirety.
At 2:30 p. IN. there was a laundering
of the cannon coming from the direction
of the Petrovoski palace and the living
mass of men and women gave a great
sigh of relief, for it was the sign that the
car had started on his journey to the
Kremlin.
The imperial procession was headed by
a squad of mounted gendarmes, led by Il
master of police.
After the police came a portion of the
cars bodyguard and squadron of Cos
sacks of the guard. The rest of the pro-
cession was as follows:
On horseback, two by two, came the
delegates from the countries subject to
Russia, their strange, attractive costumes
alone furnishing material for columns of
descriptive matter.
Deputations of the Cossack populations,
almost as attractive in costume as the
delegates who proceeded them; repre-
sentatives of the highest nobility on
horseback, led by the marshal of the
nobility of the district of Moscow.
A chamberlain on horseback, followed
by sixty Wallets on foot, four runners and
four negroes of the imperial court in gala
livery on foot.
Fifteen musicians of the imperial or,
chestra on foot, followed by the leader,
the latter on horseback.
The imperial huntsmen on horseback.
Twenty-six huntsmen on foot in gala
livery.
The chief of the imperial equipments,
followed by the chief of the imperial
veterinary, both on horseback.
Two grand masters of the huntsmen in
a gala phaetOn.
The grand masters of the ceremonies
of the coronation, carrying the insignia of
their charges in a siX-horse gala phaeton.
The arch-grand master of the ceremoh-
les of the coronation i'll phaeton drawn
by six horses, bearing the insignia of his
charge.
Twenty-four gentlemen of the chamber
Oh horseback, two by two, preceded by a
master of the ceremonies on horseback.
Twelve chamberlains on horseback,
two by two, preceded by master of
ceremonies, on horseback.
An officer of the imperial tables and
two equeries ON horseback.
-Four officers of the household in IA state
carriage, drawn by six horses.
The marshal of the court bearing the
insignia of his charge in a state phaeton
drawn by six horses.
Four high officers of the court in state
carriage, drawn by six horses.
The members of the council of the EN-
pire in state carriages drawn by SIX
horses.
The grand marshal of the court in a
state phaeton drawn by six horses, bear
ing the insignia of his charge.
A squadron of the regiment of cavalry
of guard of the Empress Federe Marie
FordovoD.
A squad of the czars regiment ON horse
back.
His majesty, the car, on horseback,
followed by the minister of his household,
the minister of war, the aids-de-camp,
general commanding the military house
hold of his majesty, an aide-de-ca camp
general, one of his majestys aids-de-
camp and other generals.
The grand dukes Michael. Alexandra
vich, Boris Vlademorivich, Andrew
Vlademirovich, Alexis Androvich, Dimi-
tri Constantinovich, Nicholas Nicolae-
vicm, Peter Nicolaevich, Michael Nicolae-
vich, Nicholas Mikhaelovich, Alexander
Sergius Mikhaelovich, the
Princes Eugene Maximilanovich and
George MaXimilanovich; the Duke of
Leuchtenburg, the Princes Alexandra
vich and Constantine Petrovich and all
the important foreign princes present on
horseback.
The aids-de-camp general of the car,
a number of generals, the aids-de-camp
of the car, the general attached to their
imperial majesties as well as their aids
de-camp and the military suites of the
foreign princes, all on horseback.
Her imperial majesty, the czarina, and
her daughter, the Grand Duchess Olga
in the imperial carriage,
by the imperial crown; the
vehicle drawn by eight horses and each
horse led by an equerry of the imperial
stables and having at each door of the car
rage a grand equerry on horseback.
The imperial carriage was preceded by
IN officer of the imperial stables on horse
back, two pages walking on each side of
he box, four Cossacks of the chamber
n state uniform marched on each side
If the vehicle and it was followed by six
pages of the chamber and two equerries
If the court stables, all on horseback.
Her majesty, the eX-Empress Alexander
Neodovna, in a state carriage drawn by
light horses. each horse led by an equerry,
preceded by an officer of the imperial
ia bles on horseback, having pages right !
nd left of the box and gauarded by four
Jossacks in uniform.
The vehicle was followed by six pages
f the chamber and two eQuerries of the |
curt, all on horseback.
Her majesty, the Queen of Greece, her |
imperial highness, the Gand Duchess |
Inastasia Mikhaelovna, the Grand |
Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwer her
imperial highness, the Grand Duchess
Iaria Alexandrovna, Duchess of Sake
,oburg and Gotha and her imperial
ighness, the Grand Duchess Marie Paw
INA, in state carriage drawn by six |
orses, each led by an equerry and hav-
lg equerries on horseback to right and
1T of it, Wallets on foot on both sides and
Dllowed by two pages of the chamber
nd two equerries on horseback.
Her imperial highness, the Grand
duchess Elizabeth Mavikoevna and her
nperial highness, the Grand Duchess
lilitza Nicolaievna in a state carriage
rawn by six horses, led by equerries and
scorted by pages, equerries and Wallets
n foot and horseback.
RICH PRESENTS TO THE GEAR.
Constantinople, May 21.-The sultan's