The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-20

London. June 19.-Never in the history
of England has London so strikingly
shown itself the heart of the world as it
does tonight-the eve of the jubilee. At
all times the busiest hive of the human
race, tonight London is crowded to its
innermost door by a stuDendous gather
ing of strangers representing nearly every
race under the sun and nearly every
country found upon the map The COM
mon object of this crowd-participation in
the greatest historical pageant yet Wit
messed in the history of the British en-
pire-gives tone and complexion to every
minute OF time. to every thought and
| action. There is nothing in mems minds
at this hour, from the highest prince in
the palaces to the lowest sneak thief
| in the streets but the jubilee.
1t is Impossible to pass along any OF
the crowded thoroughfares without every
! where remarkinS the two predominant
! notes of the occasion. the world desire
to honor Queen Victoria and the proud
| wish of her subjects in doing so 10 I'M
| pressively demonstrate the strength and
vastness of her empire me streets,
| hotels and stately mansions OF the west
| end are crowded with the great VINO nave
| already come TO honor the queen Whlle
| barracks and bivOuacs in and around the
| metropolis are thrOnged with soldiers IN
every uniform known 10 British ADMINS
! tration-frOm the head-hunting Dyacks
I BOrnfO
/ of Australia. India ana AFRICA, lott
I soldiers from the West Indies, Za9tlchs
/ from Cyprus to the Stalwart representa-
! tiVeS OF military government under Our
! S.adv If the SHOWS SUCCESSFULLY il IS
/ a rare Kaleidoscope picture OF races, men
and creeds. = vivid panorama OF the
| marcS of that empire upon Whlcn, as
! Daniel Webster said. the sun never sets.
/ The -ir is alive with expectancy. thou
sands upon thousands or flags ana pan
| ners float in the evening Dseeze. the
/ decorations which have easily cost =
/ million of English money are IN place,
myriads of lights are glowing or stand
/ self-content-
THE FOREIGN ENJOYS.
The Est of notabilities. guests of the
/ queen who are gathered in London TO-
1 night to offer congratulations from the
nations of the earth. is long and lm9os-
/ ing 1t includes. on behalf of the United
! States. M Whitelaw Reid. proprietor OF
/ the New York Tribune. with General
/ Nelson A. Miles 10 represent the army,
| and Rear Admiral J. n. Miller the navy,
| with their aides The sister republic,
| France, has sent an extraordinary ms
! sion headed by General Davoust Duke OF
| Auerstadt, grand chancellor OF the Legion
of Honor and grand nephew OF Napoleon
/ famous general. Marshal DaVoust Two
| generals of division accompany the
marshal. one of whom especially repre-
sents President Faure. tOGether with a
/ staff of brilliantly uniformed officers. and
! NJ. Crozier. chief of the Protocol mon,
/ representatives of its sovereiEns accom-
/ panied BY a regiment of princes. dukes
and titled people The emperor OF 1Ier-
many has for his after ego Prince AlDeIJ
! of Prussia. Prince Regent OF BRUNSWICK,
with a staff of eight general omcers- IN
tegral portions of the kaiser empire are
represented by Duke Albert of Wurtem-
berg: Prince Rupert of Baveria, grandson
of the Prince Regent. and a ine2l de-
/ scendent of the stuart Dynasty Prince
J Frederick Augustus. duke OF SaXony; the
Duke ard Duchess OF SaSe-CoDIrg ana
GOtha accompanied by the hereditary
prince ard Princess Beatrice; the Grand
Dukes ard Duchesses of Hesse and
Micklenburg-Strel and the heTeditary
prince and princess Of Misunderstanding
enburg. Russia mas delegated 1eI coinl'.i-
ments to her imperial nlgnhesS thss
Grand Duke Ser2lus and the Grand
Duchess Elizabeth FeodrOwna who have
brought with them large SUITE OF
ha bifilees of the cars court. The AustrO-
Hungarian empire is present in the person
of the Archduke Francis Ferdtoand. helr
presumptive to the throne. He IS accom-
panied by princely encourage. and Italy
contributes their royal hlghnesSeS the
Prince and Princess of Naples. ard "A
suite of ten-all of whom are tonight at
Chesterfield house. that house OF famous
Turning to the minor powers and eoun-
tries further afield. Sweden and Norway
have an interesting representative IN tan
Prince Eugene. fourth son of King oscar.
Roumania appears IN the person OF us
ruler Prince Ferdinand. ACCOMPANIED py
his princess and their suite Bulgaria, It's
prince and princess; Montenegro, It's
Crown Prince panilo. and Servia NJ
MiiatOvich. Belgium sends Prince
Charles de Ligne; the United NtherlandS.
the Counts Van Lynden and Bylandt. and
tiny. trivial Luxembourg. its hereditary
grand duke Adoiph William Charles
Augustus Frederick. accomoanied by
Baron Won Grunstein. the Grand Ducdl
Chamberlain. From the Iberian peninsula
there has arrived II. r. H. the duke Of
Oporto. brother of King Carlos. and from
SDain the Duke of Sotomayer- Switzer-
lands sympathy in the rejoicing Is SHOWN
by NJ 5ucart. former president OF the
The Orient. loving a pageant as Orient
ais do contributes bountfuHy 10 the Drill
liancy of the occasion in ENJOYS whose
every appearance 5 dehSht 10 the
thronging crowds. Turkey. flushed with
the wire of Greek defeat, has entrusted
Ottoman homage to the hands OF Murin
Pasha grand master of ceremonies
Egypt sends the khedive's brother. Prince
MOhammcd Ali Khan. who is accompanied
Khan: Siam the Crown Prince Mahit;
Japan his imperial highness. Prince
Arisugwe and large suite. the most
conspicuous member OF which IS the
MARQUIS Ito: COrea his excellency Min
Yong HOan and a suite OF yellOw-faCed
gentlemen with almost unspeliable names
imposing array of 70 celestials led by
Chang Ting Huen. the emDerorS envoy
The Hawaiian islands are represented by
Mr.. s. NJ Damon
States do not swell the list of the titled
but they are eminently represented
President D:az has deouted Don Antonio
Mier Y. Oelis. Mexican minister to
France. to attend on behalf of the re-
public. the Greater Republic of Central
America has appointed Signor Medina,
Gustemala's representative is DR.. Cruz.
and Don Demetrio InglesiaS has arrived
from Costa Rica. South America leads
ian minister to Great Britain as repre-
Senting the erStWhilc empire, Ecuador has