The morning call., 1894-01-27

from Leheite station TO the royal pala ce.
While the crowds on Inter den Linden
we're waiting for the Princes arrival they
suddenly saw the Emperor returning from
ride in the Thiergarten and cheered him
frantically. in testimony of their apprecia-
tion of his successful efforts at reconcilia-
ton with the great Chancellor. In fact
othing which the Emperor has done since
he ascended the throne has so won the
affections of the people as this. His re-
ception was entirely unprecedented, and
he was evidently delighted. bowling and
smiling on all sides.
Before noon a large assent blage of dis
tinguished officers and public officials,
specially detailed for the purpose bv COM
mand of the Emperor, began to assemble
| at the station. including the headquarters
| staff and chiefs of the civil and military
cabinets, all in full uniform. Soon after
Prlnce henry of Prussia, brother of the
Emperor. with brilliant staff. rode TO the
| station. and it required the utmost efforts
of the large police and military force to
maintain room for the dgnitaries, so
great was the crowd at the station.
| Bismarck's train arrived at ! P. NJ, and
as soon as the crowd saw his well-known
|
which the waiting throngs in the streets
took up and bore away with thunderous
roar to the very gates of the palace. As
Bismarck stepped from the car he was met
BY Prince Henry and conducted to the
royal carriage. shaking hands with many
officers on the way, many of whom.
| especially the veterans. were visibly af-
fected at seeing him once more in the city
| 5ah hah huAd dDn
as Bismarck emerged from the station
he was greeted by storm of ''Hochs u
which spread away till it was repeated at
points miles away. 1t was a reception
which any man might have been proud of.
Then, led by a detachment of cuirassiers,
the journey to the palace was begun. tC
the accompaniment of German chez ers
which fairly shook the houses. From the
windows along the route and from the
hands of the gathered multtudes shower:
of flowers were thrown into the carriage
as it passed. while the faces Of many o
the shouting Berliners we're wet with tear
in evidence Of the genuineness of thei
J welcome to the Iron Chancellor. Bismarck
was evidently deeply moved by spectacle
, to which be had so long been a stranger.
Arrived at the palace Prince Henry ant
, lines of honor into the palace. where tn
{ Emperor received his fathers and grand
3 fathers friend and trusted counsellor wit
3 the greatest distinction and utmost cord
ality. Later Bismarck lunched in til
EmperOr's private ro oms with the EmpeI
or and Empress only. The Magdebur
, Cuirassiers. Bismarck's old regiment
was brought to Berlin for the purpose
D and was placed on guard over the apart
= ments in the palace assigned to him.
After Bismarck entered the palace tn
, people remained near singing ''D!e Wach
{ am Rhein" and other patriotic songs, an
3 jubilating so enthusiastically tha
1 the Emperor. Empress and Bismarc
were frequently compelled to appea
. at the window throughout the AFT
ernoon. Later in the dav Chancelo
Caprivi and other officials called and lef
their cards for Bismarck. Bismarck ais
received visits from the royal princes. III
then visited the ex-Empress. At p. N
he gave a dinner to ten distin guishe
guests. including the Emperor, Empires
and King of Saxony.