Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-30
ABOUT BISMARCK.
Row the Old IEan LooIHs and Acts
Alter His Rest.

Row the Old Ram Books and Acts
Alter His Rest
Gastein, Aug. 27-rhe news
of Prince AlexnnGers kidnapping fell
here like a shell. 1t was only generally
known on the evening OF the 22nd,
though Prince bismarck had already
had the secret locked in his bosom for
forty eight hours. To blm the news was
to this ex tent "a surprise, that though he
was aware that Prince Alexander's days
OF rule were intended to be number
ed, he dad not knOw the methods which
would be resoTted to III securing his re-
tIrement. 1t iB believed here that the
means employed were too revolutionary
60 meet BIsmarcks S approval, but moth
iug pleads 30 eloQnently ior pardon as "a
fAlt accompii 5u5 Il so soon done Tor,
why begunf You VIII have from other
points dIspatches as TO the boomerang
that has followed sooner than the news
comes here, so 1 drop the prince. met
Prince Bismarck the day before he lett, Mt
the shooting gallery where man named
SchuioH was exhibiting a new model
magazine gun. a certain commouop
| among the oyslunders heraiaed tue ar
rival OF the chancellor, who, dressed IN
black. with blgh beaver hat, was rather
| striking IN a village where every one
| sports the Iyrolese low crowned nat and
| feather. He was accompanied by his
secretary, his servant and one OF those
enormous bio oJdhonnds which the
| klatteradatch, nicknamed "Reichshun
| No. 2, III rendering ser vice to the chan
celor which the latter is popularity sup
posed TO render to the empire. The
great man looked full OF life and vigor.
| dis partial rest at Kisslngen and here
has done HIM good Not line OF his
tac showed that the startling news from
! Bulgaria had shaken him. He watched
| Schulotf, the best pistol shot IN Austria,
| shoot, and after pralsing the latters
| pistol practice at the astoulshingly long
range of 400 yards, ne tried his hand at
that distance a couple OF times himself
after resting, for Il am" he observed, "a
little ont OF breath from the fast walk
ing He then took the pistol from
Schulof, peculiar Kind of cne, breech
loader, carrying long metallic cartridge
and placing one arm across bis baoE
Prince Bismarck raised the weapon with
the cool air of man who has been
youth
A FLASH AND A REPORT.
The bullet strikes the target, about
four feet square. The performance ii
repeated. And this time the bullet
strikes the black, which fact is trIum
; phantly announced by the boy on watch
near the target. who hoiets the tiag. The
/ chancellors nerve is certainly all right
whatever lager or champagne may have
done to his liver. His figure Is whgi
| one 80 seldom sees III q mali OF his age
athletic. The twenty-seven pounds o.
flesh which DIR, SehwenInger took from
a him have not come back, When he bow
! he does not bend his body forward as ht
takes off his hat, but throws it back
: with sudden jerk, and then reassume!
the perpendicular. This idiosyncrasl
I may be the result of an unbending habi
!, of body corresponding to that of will OF
of his bullet-proof vest. The chancello
5 took some time to examine the repeat
? ing rifle, which differed only IN som
f minor d9tails from others of its kind
g The inventor made some good practic
with it at 400 yards, and then as Bis
marck gave the command, Schulof fire
: ten cartridges into the magazine il
/ about as many seconds. When th
chancellor became visible amid th
cloud of smoke, he smiled and sal,
dryly: "It is getting worse for th
y cavalry every year. Still, he added, 81
: tnkes o good deal of lead to kill man
O / remember one case in the Baden reyo
! ution of 1884 when 5000 shots were fire
! and Only one mAn killed"
g The prince then called Hyl, his al
II erdant, and whistled to the big dog
r and with bow that included ell pre-
ent, started out. The next morning b
left for Berlin.
), His cure was not copaplete for
: came here on August End and rested
l. few days after his bath, so that he coul
e not have taken the twenty first de ri
is ner. The poor chancellor had his bait
ing interrupted at Kissingen and the
here.
:, Count Beusll has arrived, having wal
~ cd at Salzburg until Prince Bismarc
le whose greatness so completely oee
W shodows his. and whom be little lo7e
should have departed. lie looks BIZ
10 and does not seem to relish the me-
from Bulgaria, nor indeed do any of Il
OF Austrians. who like Prince Alexand'
le The Austrian emperor. too, looks trii
a melancholy. During the few days
Ia his last visit, the empress Elizabeth,
80 tween whom and the German chancell
20 little love is lost, generally arranged b
re walks and drives so as not to meet hi