New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
BISMARCK Lea YES BERLIN.
A GREAT POPULAR DEMONSTRATION OF RE-
GARD AT HIS DEPARTURE.
TO TAKE UP HIS HOME AT FRIEDRICHSRUHE-
COUNT HERDERT'S SUCCEssoR-THE
LABOR CONFERENCE ENDED.

TO TAKE UP HIS HOME AT FREDERICKSBURG
COUNT HERBEETs sUCCEssoR-THE
LABOR CONFERENCE ENDED.
Copyright; 1890 BY the Ne,c York A"Oetdted Pre-"
Berlin March 29.-Prncc Bismarck left Berlin to-
day for Friedrchsruhc, his country seat Yesterday
he visited the Imperial nausoeum at Charcttenburg,
in which lies the body of Emperor William l, ana
placed wreath upon the colin OF his ola Master
Prior TO his departure from Berlin today, PTlncc
bismarck paid farewell visits to the royal princes.
Later the day thousands of persons gathered IN the
Wilhclmstrasse and along the route TO the railway
station to witness the final scene in the Bismarck
drama. Wearing the uniform OF the Cuirasscrs,
Prince Bismarck left the palace Of the Chancellor az
s p. m and entered open carriage that stood III
waiting
AS soon as he appeared he was greeted with stormy
enthusiasm The windows OF the houses In the
vicinity were crowded with spectators. The entire
route was a sea Of waving handkcrchels. The crowd
was 80 dense that the eX-Chancellor's horses were
compelled walk the entire distance from the palace
to the station. There was continuous roar oil
cheering. Following the Princes carriage came
another carriage occupied by Princess Bismarck ana
other members OF the family. \ third carriage was
filled with members of the American Legation.
A number OF other carriages filed with friends anu
admirers of the Prince closed the procession.
When the party arrived at the station a squadron
of cuirassers with band, formed a guard OF hoioI
All the ministers and diplomatic corps ana te coui'
and state officials waiting 10 bid farewell 10 tho
Prince and there a great mass OF people OUTSIDE
the station Great heaps of bouquets for the Prince
and Princess were piled in the waiting rooms, WHICH
we're gayy decorated IN honor OF the OCCASION fhce
Bismarck in a hearty voice. bade all farewell MI
Phelps the American Minister, and Chancellor Won
Caprivi being among the last 10 shake hands with hl
Many tears shed. and 1t was altogether an
affecting scene AT b 40 the train started. amid
band.
IN connection with the regard cvinced by Prince
Bismarck for Mr. Phelps, It IS worthy OF houce uat
last Tuesday the Prlcc denied himself 10 all ohcTa'
and received the Minister at private audience Ihey
spent a large part CT the afternoon In discussion.
the object OF which has excited curiosity here Rumor
says that the Prince made careful statement OF
recent occurrences. with view 10 tho
future The real history Of tho
Chanceorship crisis Is still wrapped in mystery. which
the Emperor shows no intention of unveins.
COUNT HERBBRTS SUCCESSOR.
The appointment Of Baron Marschall BiebcIstc'n as
Foreign secretary OF state has not yet been galettcd
but the appointment Is regarded as definite The
Baron who was born in le42 has been Public Prose
cutor, and has been in the military service,
although he has had long career In the Reichstas
lie is good dcbater and has represented Baden III
the Bundesrath since 1883. He is an aiable man and
a favorite at He has strong tendency toward
State Socialism
1t is stated that the Emperor accepted Count
Herbert Bismarck's resignation With the greatest
lucticc, Prince bismarck trained nobody cA'
cept his thoroughly in his policy and IDEAS. 80,
The final sitting OF the Labor Conference was he'd
today. Minister Berlcpsch made "a loIv address.
He said he believed the delegates had arrived at dc
cisons which would form the basis aud develop the
Of protecting and securing the material and moral
welfare OF the wOrhingmen. In conclusion INC
Minister conveyed 10 the delegates the EmpeD1r's
warmest thanks. The address was greeted
with loud applause Sir John Gorst thanked the I'm
peror for summoning the Conference, the
Issue for which had been cXtsa0rtnarily gratifying.
After other delegates had thanked Baron Won Bcr-
lcpsch the conference formally closed.
TO WELCOME THE AMERICAN NFLEMEN.
The municipal authorities organizing grand
formal reception 70 the American rihcmcn, with an
evening garden festival and commers" 10 close the
meeting. A trip will be taken the Rhine "
Ruedesheim ard Bingcn, where a two days rifle meet
ing will be held.
MRS PHELPS MEETING THE PRINCE OF WALES
At the last state concert Mrs. Phelps. wife of the
American Minister seated among the wives Of
the Ambassadors. The Prince Of Wales asked Sir
Edward Malct the British Arnbass sadOr, 70 present