Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-24
MUCH SIGNIFICANCE
Attached to a Present Sent by the Kaiser 10
Prince Bismarck'.-Germany Is Delighted al
the Reconciliation.

the heCOnchldu0n.
BERLIN, Jan. 24-Colonel Won Moltke
called at Friedrichsruhe and presented
Prime Bismarck with bottle OF old
wine, sent 10 the ex-chancsllor by the
emperor. The wine was accompanied by
an autograph letter, in which the EN-
peror congratulated Prince Bismarck
upon his recovery fr0m his recent attack
OF influenza
The greatest Importance is attached in
this city and throughout Germany TO the
reconciliation between Prince Bismarck
and Emperor William, as announced by
the present Of "A bottle of wine and by the
princes determination TO wait upon the
emperor in Berlin after his birthday. rs
pecial attention Is paid 10 the effect which
the reconciliation will have upon the in
ternal policy OF Germany. as IL is now
declared that Prince Bismarck Is also in
full accord with Chancellor Won Caprivi
and with Baron Marschall Won Bieber-
stein, the imperial secretary OF state for
foreign affairs.
The reconciliation, a announced, has
served to increase the popularity OF the
emperor Of his chanS,llor and of the
government
The effect OF the reconciliation between
the emperor and the ex-chancellor was
most marked There was general rise
in stocks and bonds and "A much stronger
and more healthy feeling on all sides
The newspapers hail the announcement
OF the reconciliation as the happiest event
which has happened for "A long while One
OF the results of the reconciliation is that
preparations 10 celebrate the emperor's
birthday on Saturday next have been
multiplied, and that this event will now
probably be made the signal for "a general
outburst of patriotic enthusiasm through
out Germany.
The excitement Is not confined TO
political circles; in the army, among
the bourgeoisie, among the clergy,
among the aristocracy and among the
peasants. here, there and everywhere,
all ranks and all ages rejoice 90 hear
that there is no longer any angry
feeling between the ruler OF the German
empire and the great servant of the coun-
try, who has done so much for Germ0ny's
strength and unity.
Count Won Moltke arrived at Fried
richsruhe Monday morning and drove
out with Prince Bismarck and dined
with him. The best of feeling was dis
played on both sides.
Prince Bismarck is said to have been
much affected by the kind messages con-
veyed To him by the emperor's aide-de-
camp. The emperor's aide-de-camp re-
turned TO Berlin bearing an autograph
letter from Prince Bismarck to the en-
peror. In which the iron chancellor
thanked his imperial majesty for his ex-
treme kindness and thoughtfulness and
assured the emperor that he prince Bis
marck) would be most pleased TO wait
upon his majesty after the latter's birth
day celebration.
The agrarlans, who relied upon Prince
Bismarck's support against the Russian.
German treaty, are downcast and sp-
parently convinced that there is no longer
much strength in their opposition to this
measure. In the reichstag. the statement
Of Herr Kardorff, Imperialist, who said
that the existing distress could only be
relieved by the protection of national
labor, which, he added, Prince Bismarck
initiated, was greeted with loud cheering,
and loud and prolonged ~fplause was
occasioned by Herr Kardorff's announce
ment that he felt the greatest satisfaction
at Prince Bsmarcks impending journey
to Berlin.