New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
WILLIAM II AND BISMARCK.
WHAT PROMPTED THE EMPEROR'S OVER
TCRES OF FRIENDSHIP.

MESrs-DEATH OF Az OLD DIPLOMAT
SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS MARRIAGE.
tBY GABLE THE TRIBUNE,
cepwiyhi, 1898 By The Tribune A''oe'a'on
London. Sept. 25-From an Official friend In Der.
lin I hear that the Emperors coneiliatory tele-
cram, to Prince Bismarck was purely spontaneous.
though the unfortunate estrangement between him
and the ex-Chanceor had certainly formed the
arhtect OF previous conversations between His
Majesty and the King of Saxony as well as En-
peror Francis Joseph
II is equally certain that the Grand Duke Of
Baden has pronted by the opportunity OF frequent
intercourse with his imperial nephew, during the
late manoeuvres in Alsace--orraine ana elsewhere
I'm south Germany to represent TO The Emperor
the satisfaction that would be felt by all the ma
ton at a reconciliation between HIS Majesty and
the Prince; and If there are two men In all Ger.
many who have more influence than any others
over the young Emperor those TWO men are the
Grand Duke of Baden and the King OF saxony.
T, xas IN the latter II may be remembered, that
the late Emperor Frederick. before his death. con.
fded the personal care OF his eldest son III most
especial manner and it Is known that the emperor
on more than one occasion mas aPpeaeu 10 and
been guided by the sagacious eouhSe' VI ming AL
bert. For His Majesty contrary to the generally
received oninion of him, is by no means imperv-
Gus to the advice or others
Al the same time, while thus predisposed to acts
of generosity by the illusrious personages above al
| Iuded TO- il was the Emperor himself who seized
tho opportunity presented by the ex-chanceiors
serious illness at Kissngen 10 take the first step
toward reconciliation. This entirely accords with
the impulsiveness of His AIajesty's character But
,bare was still another contrbutory element in the
matter While In Metz and Strassburg MS magma
ton had been impressed anew, in most VlVid man.
ner by the merits of the whose policy had re.
stored Alsace- Lorraine to the Fatherland ana graf
itude got the better of his grudge
Again on going to Austria and witnessing the
srIendid army which Prince Bismarck had placed
at the dlsposaI OF Germany, his heart softened
and went out TO the author OF the triple Alliance
Thus the psychological moment, as far as tne En-
neror was concerned synchronZed WIN rr"ce
Bsmarck's physical ailment; ana accoruinsH ifoih
cuens TO Kissngen sped His Majestys magnani-
nous message which rendered him more popular
with his subjects than he ever was pelore'
!, ,ov, remains for Prince Bismarck to take the
rext stem but he Is said to have remarked 10
friend who counselled him to concliatofy courses
decentralization II you like, but freedom OF speech
for me- all the same" AS for his late Illness IL was
really touch-and-go with him.
The Duke and Duchess Of York are 10 leave
Rraemar on Monday next. They Will traVel ny the
ouaeu's messengers train and stay over night az
tho Roval Hotel prlnce's-st., Edinburgh on Tues
dav the Duke will receive the freedom OF the city
| They will afterward proceed 20 Wynyara Park'
where they will be the guests or lord ana Ld'y
Londonderry Leaving Wynyard on Wednesday they
will travel by special train to Fairfield House near
York where they will be the guests Of Mr.. ana
ure Vvner on Thursday morning the Duke and
! Ducbaes will drive to York and proceed direct 10
the Mansion House. where tho freedom or INC Guy
will be conferred. on Friday the Duke ana Duchess
are TO leave York by the midday express Ihey are
TO be at St. Jamess Palace from OCTOBER 10 H.
when they will go TO sandringham and they nave
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stay In town.
RCMANTAN HER
The accouchement of the Crown Princess Oh
Rumania Princess Marie OF Edlnpursh j. eNP'0'SN
to take place in November
THE AUSTRIAN HEIR PREsUM?TIvE.
The Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria who
IL the presumptlve heir to the throne has peeh on
tour around the world during the last year ana IS
TO leave New York his return TO Europe on octo-
| Der H. He will return to Austria through England
/ and IL is understood that be is to pay VISIT 70
the Queen at Balmoral, and that the frlhce OF
| wales Will entertain him either at Marlborough
! House or at Sandringhan The Arehduke VIII
| probably be invited by the Queen TO stay AT 'ldr-
enco House during his visit to London. as BucknS-
ham Palace is in the hands OF workmen'
THE AyDREAs HOFER MEMORIAL
The Emperor Of Austria proceeds early on Thurs
dav next TO Innsbruck to inaugurate with much
| soemnty and ceremony a national monument 10
| Andreas Hofer Mount lsel, which the sculptor
! Natter completed just before his death The whoe
Tyro is TO be en- fee for three days: thousands OF
marksmen are to march past tie statue of the hero
| in their picturesque costumes. while the Passers,
Hofer's native gen will provide a guard OF honor.
THE DEATH OF COUNT BYLANDT
The death Of Count Bylandt will be sincerely
la,nented by very wide circle of friends, for he
was great favorte in society and extremely
| popular among his colleagues OF the diplomatic
| corps. of whom he was the doyen and was also
rersona grata at Court. He was Il very able man,
| an admirable raconteur and renowned for the eX-
| ceUence Of his conversation. Count Bylandt had
been in the diplomatic service OF the successive
sovereigns of the Netherlands since 1870, and for
| TWENTY-FIVE years had been Minister TO London,
where he did good service in negotiating the treaty
| by which the Borneo boundary disputes were
settled. lie was for several years Minister ID
Berlin and the intimate friend of Prince Bismarck
! for whom he entertained a profound admiration
lie hal been in failing health more than year.
50 that his death was not unexpected.
FRENCH HOSPITALITY FOR TIE RUSSIANS
The French are determined that the Russians
shall have no occasion to complain OF lack OK
hospitality when their squadron visits Touon
Everything is to be conducted az nearly as
possible the same lines as when Admiral GerVaiS
and his fleet were received at Cronstadt some Two
years ago. \ large number of officers VIII be IN
vited to Paris. there enjoy various entertain
ments, but by the rules OK the Russian service
none of the men are ever allowed to remove TO
a distance from their ships. The Grand Duke
Alexis was consulted this subject during
his visit to Paris but could not consent TO any
alteration of the regulations At the banquet at
the Champ de Mars it is significant that not
single speech is to be delivered and the invitation
list is 10 be carefully restricted.
WHO WILL BE ylCEEOY or INDIA
have reason TO believe that Mr.. Gladstone
favors the appointment OF Lord Darlington To DE
Viceroy OF India. Last year Lord Darlington had
the refusal of the Lord Lieutenancy OF Ireland
MISS NELnIE MURpHY's MARRIAGE.