New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
BISMARCK IN BERLIN.
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were waiting their coming. All saluteu Prince
Bismarck as he entered the room. 49,,
The Emperor was exceedingly anxious that tue
racontion should pass of without a hitch. III
was announced yesterday that he wousG 90 10
day to the Anhalt station to receive the hlhg oi
Saxony. He did not go, however, put reinalheu
in the castle to make that the arrange
ments for the Princes reception were p,opeIiS
carried out. The King OF Saxony aiter ms az
rival drove to the barracks Of the uhlan ,uaIus'
where he took luncheon. At II O'CLOCK the EN-,
peror went out driving. He was loudly cneereu
by the crowds In the streets through WHICH hc
passed.
THE PRINCE HIS ONLY GUEST AT LUNCHEON
Luncheon was served In the Emperors private
rooms at las o'clock Covers were laid for only
three persons-the Emperor. the Empress ana
Prince Bismarck. After the luncheon the Prince
withdrew 10 the rooms set apart for his use IN
order TO repose for "A short time. Before ne re-
tired however, the Emperors sons were pre-,
scented to him. In front OF the rooms Gcrup,e pre-,
bv the Prince there were placed n uouple To"
of sentinels from the Guards Cuirasslers:
While the Prince was resting, an imnrnsc
croed gathered in front OF he palacS, th
natrIotic hymns Hell dir I'm Sicgerkranz, i'ie
Wacht am Rhein' ard "Deutschland uper
Allies" This was kept up ui'ul .nr rod a.
a window and snilingiy bowed To the crowd. WHO
AT once went almost wild in their deinonstrat9hs
OF delight. Tho weather was me ana ho.ii'.s
occurred during the day to mar the Joyousness
Of the occasion
cApRIvr CALLS on BISMARCK.
All the Ministers. including Chancellor Won
CsnrlvI left their cards for Prince Bismarck.
DR. Won HJt;ichcr Secretary OF the Imperial
Home Office was TIE first Of the Ministers TO
my this courtesy AZ O'Clock Chancellor Won
caprlyi vas announced He had an interview
With the Prince lasting three-quarters OF an
hour. ~,
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The Emperor and paid her short Visit one
pressed him 10 stay longer ia B"tlln, pnt Prince
Bismarck begged To be permitted t. ioiio" ms
physclan's advice, and return 10 his nome TINS
evening" As the cx-ChanccOr left Empress
rreGerci,'s palace. the people. who were deiseiy
ma ssed in front Of the building, broke through
the police lines and irici 10 unhitch me h'rseS
harncssed % the Princes carriage. purposInS
Themselves To- draw him bacl to The castle. Inc
police. however prevailed upon th"n 90 iorrso
their Intention The crowd was - thick that
f. was impossible f.r the horses - 70 faster
than a slow walk. ana as the cariiaG" moved
along the crowd surgel forward with IT, every
body Joining In singing patriotic songs.
AZ Gas O'Clock dinner wIe served In on" OF the
rooms set apart for Prince Bsmarck's Use.
Mn. covers were laid Thcsr present were
Emperor William. King Abort q SaX9ny,
Prince Henry four officers Of the ScydIIt2
Cuirass'arS md the two Eisnarcts
Tho wife ~ the British Consul here s'nt an
enormous bouquet II lilies ~ The valley 20 dec
orair Hlsmare'ts rooms at the Castle. The
yiul-ts others gave roses or hlds ana lilacs.
A. previously arranged. Prince ismarcks stay
I'm The city was short At ten minutes after
this evening h. started from the palace
ON his return 20 Friedrlchs.un. Throughout
the entire tine - his visit he was treated with
tho most distinguished consideration. and moth
ing was i.ft union" which could contribute -
the pleasure Of his visit
ESCORTED EY TIE KMsrR TO us TRAM.
= little after : o'coci. The state coach drew up
III the main entrance OF the palace. Accom-
panying 10 was a whole squadron 81 the Carlcs
in Corps. for the Emperor Intended TO snow
every honor 10 the Prince. and had announced
that he would accompany him 10 the station.
At exactly 10 O'Clock the Prince appeared.
leaning on the arm of tie Emperor, and together
they entered the carriage. Then amid the
biarc 81 trump'ts. the drive to the station be-
gan The crowds still fingered along The
streets. AMI repeated cheers were given as the
Emperor and The Prince AMI the military 'a'-
| alcadc swept along
The i.aia Tor Frioirlchsruh ~, the station
n 10 O'Clock. When the Emperor ana the
| Prince entered the royal wIitnS-rOom His
| Majesty threw his arms about the Prince and en-
bracrl him repeatedly. Count Herbert Bismarck
| ana Dr Schwcining"r followed the Emporors
| carriage IN closed coach
- the sfation the Emperor watched Prince
| Bismarck with noticeable soiictulc. supporting
! him by lh" arm "a they went down the ten
steps To the platform. As NE Prince entered
| tho station the crowd outside sang national
| songs and shouted stay vith u.s. Come
| again sOou,' and similar cries. Prince Bis
| rnarck did not seem fatigied when he LETT the
| city. As his train drew out of The station he
| stood ~ the window, salrtinS the Emperor In
| military fashion
| At about 4 O'Clock in the afternoon Emperor
| William. accompanied by his suite. rod" through
| Inter-ien-i linden. which was filled with people
| for IT'S entire length. His Majesty. who cele-
| brates the anniversary Of his birth tomorrow.
| received an enthusiastic greeting. Tonight
most q: the llumlnations prepared IN honor OF the
Empcror's birthday were displayed.
| The Italian Ambassador remarked to-day to
| another diplomat that to-dGy'5 meeting between
the Emperor and the Prince was a historical
| event OF the first magnitude.
\ dcpiitatlon Of the cuir?ssler regiment. Of
| which Prince Bismarck was today appointed the
| head gave dinner this evening IN honor OF the
| Prince.
| contrary 10 the general understanding. the
| ReichstaC did not adjourn to-day TO celebrate
| Bismarcks coming during the debate on the