Evening journal., 1892-06-20
OVATION To BISMARCK.
Vienna Goes Wild Over the
vssn Iron Chancellor.
TIE IRISH FACTIONS FIGHT AGAIN.

Aaothor Terrible Battle Near Tralee. In
which Five Men Are Fatally and Doz-
ems Painfully Injured - military and
Police Temporarily Routed.
VIENNA, June co. Bismarclls journey
from Friedrchsruh to this city 10 attend
the wedding Of Count Herbert and the
Countess Hoyos has been remarkable for a
series Of demonstrations such as have been
accorded 10 no other continental statesman
in recent times. AS the princes train rolled
into the station crowd Of 5000 students
began cheering but were checked BY 6,e
police who had instructions from Vie highest
authority 10 suppress as much ~ possible
all noisy demonstration Whom the prince
and princess emerged from the station,
however, preceded by Count Herbert, en-
thusiasm swept the vast crowd ike a whirl-
wind. The shouting and cheering were
irrepressblo, and after a few vain efforts
the police let the demonstration take it's
course The students waved flags at the
bowing ex-chancellor and filled the air with
cries Of "Hoch Bismarck" "Iong live the
chancellor "Hooh the greatest German"
etc.
bismarck Deeply Touched.
For five minutes Bismarck stood in the
carriage lifting his broad brimmed hat,
smiling and waving his hand to the surgng
crowd, and occasionally shouting. "rhank
you, gentlemen. You have my gratitude
and appreciation for this honor. / thank
YOU heartily
BY tde time the party was ready to start
/ the crowd was 50 dense as 70 render prog
ress almost impossible Several students
broke through the line Of police aud clam
bering up on She carriage shook the Old
mans hand. More followed, and in min
ute a score of hands We're over both sides si
the carriage and hundreds OF others were
reaching forward towHd tho ex-ehancelor.
He was deeply touched and delighted hc
grasped every hand, repeating; 81 thank
you, young gentlemen" and waving his
hand toward the men at a distance. Finally
Coult Herbert interfered, shouting that hi,
father was tired from the journey, ans
pushing back from the carriage those that
were trying TO reach the prince.
Then the studeats endeavored TO unhitci
the horses from tho carriage so Riat the,
could draw the Bismarck party to their des
tination, the Phny palace. They wor,
stopped only by Prince Bsmsrck's repeate,
motions thst they should desist As thl
cGriage passed slowly throsgh the crow,
the students fen Ia behind it snd com
meneed singing, "Die Wsehs am Rhom
The thr0ns joined in the chorus, and a thlu
sand or more followed the students up la
street toward the pa3ase.
Fought to Approach Him.
AT the Pslh,y palace the sce~os st the st'
tion were repeated with increased enthr
siRsm. llen and women fought TO approsc
the ex-chancellor. The police we're povei
less until they drew their swerds and beaa
cutting right and left in the crowd.
'tAftcr several had been wounded an
twenty OF more arrested the students fe
: back. Cheers Rpon eieeH we're given II
'the prince and princess and then the crow
dispersed The police regretted that the
, bad to take suck heroic measures, and o.
: that only ths utter impossibRity Of pgotsc
o ing the priRce and Princcss othsrFiss L
. them % draw their swords ana toks "a
G students into custody.
4 Dispatches from Dresden show that I'll
i reception OF Prince Bismarck in that cit
Z was hardly less remarkable than his we
! como here
! The wedding OF Count Herbert and n
o Countess Hoyos viii taks place in the swi
r Evangelical church The Crown Prince
= Stefanie viii be one Of the represontnnv,
p Of the imperial house who viii attend it.