St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28

and united work are to be devoted alone
to the greatness Of the fatherland
The ShortneSs OF the visit of Prince
Bismarck to Berlin does not interfere
in the slightest degree with the import
ance Of the event.
The schools, both public and private,
throughout the empire. after the prin-
clpals and directors had delivered ora
lions to the pupils i'll honor of the
OCCASION,
CELEBRATED THE HOLIDAY.
All the cabinet ministers. public Off
Gals, judges, municipal officers. mem
Gers or the reichstag and diet, numerous
societies, especially the soldiers assO-
Citations, in addition to prominent pri-
vate citizens. gave dinners this evening
in honor of the event.
The day was also celebra ted in the
principal barracks of Berlin, where the
soldiers were feasted by their officers
and were afterwards given night off.
The majority of the soldiers, however,
attended soldiers balls, which were
given ut all the barracks, and in which
the officers of the different regiments
also took part.
The Lokalanzeiger has dispatch
from its correspondent at FriedrichS-
ruhe, who has had an interview with
Or. Schweninger. Prince BiSmarck'S
physician, who is quoted as saying that
the prince retired tn rest Immediately
afterhis return to the castle last night,
and that he slept until IL O'clock this
morning.
According to the interview with DIR.
Schwemnger, Prince Bismarck stood
the fatigueS OF yesterday in really
wonderful manner.
COunt Herbart Won RicmarcL altar
accompanying his father back to Fried
rlchsruhe, returned to Berlin by the
midnight train in order to be present at
today'S feteS In honor Of the birthday of
Emperor William. The Lokalanzeiger
correspondent also says that the letter
OF invitation which was conveyed to
PRINCE BISMARCK
by Col. Won Moitke, the emperOr;S aide.
de camp, was in Emperor Williams
own handwriting. 1t was datad sun
day, the correspondent adds, and filled
three pages.
In connection with Emperor Will
lam's birthday the semi-ofticial Reich
sanzeiger publishes tonight cabinet
order addressed by the emperor to the
minister of education, and announcing
his majesty'S intention to offer an an
nual prize of 1000 marks for the pro-
motion of the study OF classical art
among German artists. The subject of
the competition will be selected each
year by the emperor, who will present
the prize to the successful artist OH his
majesty's birthday. The subject chosen
Tor the current year is the restoration
of Roman head now in the Berlin
museum.
HE Post learns that EmperOrWilliam
has presented Prince Bismarck with
some cloth i'll order that the latter may
have made a gray military overcoat,
such as his majesty wears himself.
Herr Krupp. in honor of the birthday
of Emperor William and the latter's
reconciliation with Prince Bismarck.
has presented the town of Essen with n
sum of 100 marks, which will be de-
voted to founding CHART able institu-
ton. With the emperor's permission,
this institution will be called "rhe
Emperor William III. and Prince Bis
marck institution"
a gala dinner was given at d. m. in
the castle. All the royal birthday guests
were dined in the Ritter-Saal, or old
throne room, which contains the tall
and massive silver column which was
presented to the emperOr's grandfather,
William l., by the German army and
navy officers in 1867, in honor of the six
tleth anniversary of his admission to the
military service. The marshals and
high attendants were banqueted in the
adjoining picture gallery, famous for its
portraits and scenes Of recent events in
the empires history.
An elaborate performance of opera
followed the Teasing, supplemented by
a noteworthy programme of tableauX
vivants. under the direction of Prof.
Won Heiden. The entertainment opened
with the second act of Spontinis' opera
of "Ferdinand CorteZ."
The tabeaux were divided into six
acts OF living pictures Of historic scenes
under the HohenZollern dynasty. The
first picture represented Eector Fred
erick with the Brandenburg army in
the bitches before.
The second represented Frederick
William l. mastering his recruits on the
banks of the Spree. The third picture
portrayed Frederick the Great before
the battle of Leuthen. in which, on Dec.
8, 1857, he defeated the Austrians.
The fourth picture represented the
meeting of Frederick the Great with
Joseph of Austria,
The fifth was that of Frederick Will
lam Ill. addressing the people at
Breslau.
The sixth represented the present en-
peror surrounded by his regiment at
Potsdam.
The dialogues were delivered by two
heralds. Five hundred picked soldiers
performed in the tableaaX. the text of
which was written by Prof Taubert.
The Prince OF Wales has been ap-
pointed la suite TO the First regiment
of dragons, known as Queen Victoria's
regiment.
ROME, Jan. 27.-The Riforma saws
that Premier CriSpi sent a cordially
worded telegram to Bismarck on his
reconciliation with the emperor, and that
Bismarck replied with telegram of
equal warmth thanking Crispi for his
kindly sentiments.
The Italia Miitaire E'Marina refutes
the runners about the increase of Italian
troops on the frontier, and says that it
is authorized TO declare that the frontier
garrison will be called upon to maintain
order elsewhere.
The same journal gives list of the
troops returning from Sicily, where
$4,000 infantry still remain. The rumor
OF an increase OF duties ON cereals is
untrue. Public confidence is being
restored, and deposits in the savings
banks of Rome exceed the Withdrawals.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-The Prussian
standard was hoisted over the German
embassy in this city today. There were
numerous congratulations ana calls
The royal family sent their greetings to
Berlin.
Pope on the Poles.
ROME, Jan. 27.-The report is con-
firmpd that tho mono in odCIitio,, r. hi,