New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
BISMARCK'S SOCIAL DUTIES.
HE MAKES SEVERAL CALLS IN VIENNA
DIsAvowAL OF THE PURPOSE OF SEEKING
OFFICE IN FUTURE.

A DlSANOWAL OF IHE PUkrOSE Or cI>Lhi-''
OFFICE IN FUTURE.
Vienna June oO.-Prnce Bismarck was rather
faugued to-day from his journey TO this city lie
rested until the afternoon. when, accompanied oy
Count Herbert Bismarck he drove TO the home OF the
Hoyos family. where he and the Count LETT thcir
cards. Prince Bismarck then called at the Foreign
Office but found that Count Kalnoky. the Imperial
Minister for Foreign Affairs absent. Thence the
ex. Chancellor drove TO the German Embassy, where
he had conversation lasting ten minutes "th thc
Prince OF Icuss, the German Ambassador.
In the course Of the afternoon numerous deputa
tions of an-Semitics and National students called
at the Palny Palace and left their cords for Prince
Bismarck. More than twenty students we're wounded
last night by the sabres Of the police when the ohcers
repcled the large crowd Of students who storncd the
gates OF the palfry Palace. Twelve Of the leaders
have been arrested for the part they took In the
affair. To prevent repetition OF the d'sorder' the
authorities have closed the WallDerstrasse. IN which
the Palry Palace stands, 10 all persons not authorized
to enter the thoroughfare, and strict guard VIII
be maintained at point until Prince Bismarck has
taken his departure.
Count Kanoky paid a visit TO Prince Bismarck at
: O'Clock this evening
The Bismarck IIoyos and Kalnoky families and the
English Italian and Russian Amba ssado;s among
the guests Mt a grand solree AT the Pary Palace this
evening The students Choral Society afterwai1 serc-
naded Prince bismarck who, after thanking the stu
dents expressed his pleasure at the firm friendship
existing between thc academic youth OF the two
empires, which he said he hoped would continue
forever and prevent any return 10 The state or things
that existed the beginning Of the century lie con
Guided by proposing three cheers for German art and
science. which he said had firmly knitted the Germans
Of tho North and south.
Dresden. June oO-A verbatim report Of the remarks
made by Prince Bismarck in reply TO the enthusiasts
greetings extended 20 him In this city while on MS
way Vienna GscloscS extremely important passg :
Replying to the address presented to him by me
municipal dcputation, the Prince expressed himself
in n which sets at rest the reports that he is
aiming % procure his restoration TO olicc. In the
course Of his remarks Prince Bismarck said !
recognize in this splendid reception appreciation OF
my person in the past. hold no official position In
the present. shall ever again do 80. represent
a chapter Of the past that Is closed forever
A man who recently visited Prince Bismarck at
FREDERICKSBURG described him pale and fatlgued and
aged looking lie moved YEARLY. and his enort TO
maintain his former powerful frame erect wac PAIN
fully visible. His breathing painful and Irregular
Princess Bismarck Jed the conversation, repeating 10
the Prince the words Of his visitor the eXChaIccllor
Increasing deafness rendering this necessary The
Princess also helped her husband with her much
reader memory.