The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-20


was that OF Capt Bettini, whose body was half
burned before 1t was recovered.
CITATIONS TO BISMARCK.
No Statesman In Recent Times Has Evoked
Such Enthusinsm.
VIENNA. June 19.-Bismarck's journey from
Friedrichsruhe to this city to attend the we'd
ding Of Count Herbert and the Countess Hoyos
has been remarkable for series Of demon
strations such as have been accorded to no
other Continental statesman in recent times.
The Prince and Princess arrived here at 10 80
o'clock this evening. At o'clock the streets
near the station were crowded with men and
women. Nearest to the entrance to the station
were about 5000 students. among whom were
conspicuous the members OF the Young Ma
tional German Society. A double line OF po-
lice was drawn up before the station to keep
them back. and squad OF sixty had been as
signed to the special duty Of guarding Count
Herbert Bismarcks carriage and keeping
clear tho approach to it
As the Princes train rolled into the station
the crowd gave a great shout and the students
began cheering. but were checked by the
police. who had instructions from the highest
authority to suppress as much as possible all
noisy demonstrations.
Wnen tHe FRINGE anu tEluCeSS emerged from
the station. however. preceded by Count Her.
bert, enthusiasm swept the vast crowd like a
whirlwind The shouting and cheering were
irrepresslble. and. after few vain efforts. the
police let the demonstration take its course.
The students swung their hats and handker-
chiefs. waved flags at the bowling ex-Chan-
cellor. and filled the air with cries Of "Hoch
Bismarck" Hell Bismarck" Welcome to
Vienna" Long live the Chancellor" "Hoch
the greatest German" DC.
For Eve minutes Bismarck stood in the car
rage. lifting his broad brimmed hat. smiling.
and waving his hand to the surging crowd.
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almost impossible. The thousands choked Up
in the streets two or three blocks di slant began
waving SinS coats. hats. and handkercHisis. The The
students in front were pushed nearer tho car
rage and the police could not crowd them
Several students broke through the line OF
police and. clamberng up on the carriage.
and In q minute q score Of hands were over
both sides OF the carriage and hundreds were
He was deeply touched and delighted. He
young, gentlemen." and waving his lett hand
Finally Count Herbert .interfered shouting
that his father was tired from tho tourney and
Tying to r rea the Prnce
Then the students endeavored to unhitch
the horses from the carriage. 80 that they
tination. the Palliy Palace they were stos ped
only BY Prince, Bismarck,s repeated motions
ed slowly through the crowd the students fell
IN behind and began singing Die Wacht am
The throne Joined 1.-THE chorus and thou
street toward the palace All the way up fr ON"
German anthem. without pause or wavcrinc.
while the shifting crowd In tho streets and the
people In the windows cheered and appluuded
At tho Palfry palace the scenes at the station
were repeated with Increased ent husiasm.
cHanceioT. and scoFes Of stdents tr aS eE 10
force an entrance into the .yestibule. The
p9s up sttey eT
After several had been wounded and twenty
Cheers upon cheers were given for the Prince
The students arrested it Is Tndsrstood VII
that they had to. take such heroic measures.
and say that only the utter e., imposstbity OF
led them to draw their swords and take stu
DesEateheS from Dresden show, that the
welcome here. Bismarck arrived at $3.50
O'Clock. The railway station was decora ed
with flags and flowers. and before It stood
great triumphal arch. at which the Mayor and
City Council awaited the clty's guest.
Benin the double line Of police vast crowd
stretched across the square and back into tho
streets which approach the station. After the
Mayor had made speech OF welcome and
Bismarck had answered briehy. the Prince
and Princess drove TO the Hotel Adams. The
streets through which they passed were illu-
minated. AMI decorated with flags. and cheer
ing crowds filled the sidewalks.
Between and 10 O'clock 10000 members OF
Dresden societies. led by body OF corps
students in full regalia. marched by the hotel.
bearing banners and torches and shouting for
Bismark. After Bismarck had reviewed the
procession al! the societies gathered before
the hotel. while chorus Of 1000 sang in the
old mans honor
Bismarck was moved almost to tears by the
singers from the hotel balcony he twice, drew
hand tenderly on his wife's shoulder
The wedding of Count Herbert and the
Countess HoyOs will take place in the Swiss
Evangelical Church. The Crown Princess Ste
FAME will be one Of the ropresen tatlves OF the
imperial house who will attend 1t. The state
mcnt that the bride is n Roman Catholic lis err
roneous Her father, Count Georg Hoyos. is
q Roman Catholic. but she herself is Prot
estant