Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-26
RETURN IN TRIUMPH.
,,, IN Horor Of Blsmarck'5 En-
trance Into Berlin.
,rs GERMAN PEOPLE JUnILASr'
,s.,irr scenes as the Ex.Chaucellor
Enters the Capital aud
the Palace.

. nl|HI ever hhA me-
..,,sty n city than that accorded TO
..,, Bsmarok today. Ever since
a.. ,oopciliallon with the emperor
ia. been apparently a new man,
..meauor has entirely changed.
,.b.. bsen happy aui light.hearled
nn,,rIy aud he has greatly gained
,.gstsfai health and strength.
me family az Ffledrohsiuhe was
.,a, early aud an air Of Ioyousn,ss
INVADED tho household, The prince
~ The train for Berlin ct
"a o'clock this morning accompan-
IA BY Count Herbert Bismarck,
,nt Doctors Schweiuener and Chrya'
,sasf Tho whole neighborhood
,o,ped ou, to cheer the "man Of blood
md iron, o. he left the castle. Blk
Young girls presented him laurel
y,o,.h Inscribed, "happy Journey"
.,t prccr.iei his carriage 10 the station,
.i,rving tl1Wtfa In the way, while the
,rvl, which lined the way gave cheer
~, cheer Tor the veteran statesman,
o. Inc piat'orm Of tho Magdeburgcr
t,tftvete the yellow cuirHesufs, the
- he loved 10 well aud whose uni.
'o,m lac vote on 20 many notable occa-
,Isly. lie seemed greatly pleased Win
ibe reception accorded hin by his
,svpsmen. lie shook hands with
many WIN crowded around his ear
f,ee. Finally when comfortably
,siei the train pulled out amid plnud'
lnand good wishes Of the multitude.
ihe tain, the cnglne, the station and
sl siatlons glong the route were ghiiy
etconlrd anu everywhere On route
PEOPLE turned out eu mptsu to signify
ihelf affection tor tho iron chancellor.
TIE HStRANcE IN nERLiN.
In Berlin itself the streets were soon
packed with people bent on seeing the
pflnctis return after tour long, bitter
jsap Of practical exile.
Tue emperor intondud TO welcome
him In person al the station, but, ~
the last moment no was Obliged 10 send
trRfrts, ~ hr wa compelled 10 meet
theiking Of shxony ~ the same hour nj
another station. The city was lAvishly
decorated In honor Of tho occasion anu
lafgo stands were efeclcd nj dupirahle
points along the route ifIm the LthTe
station 10 the royal palace. While tue
sfowds on Unler den Linden were
sailing i0f the princes ARRIVAL they
iuddenly taw tho emperor returning
from the Thiefgnrlcn, and cheefed
him innilcally In testimony OF their
appreciation OF his successful efforts at
reconciliation with tue great chancel-
l9r. 10 fact, nothing which the en-.
Isfof has done tinco he ascended this
thiuut has towon the affection Of the
people ~ this. His reception was en-.
llrly Unprecedented and he was owl.
ssnty delighted, bowling aud smiling
90 oil sides,
Before noon large Assemblags Of
1hlluguishtd officers and public
,1lclali specially detailed Tor the pur-
fose by command OF tho emperor,
ttgau 10 assemble vt the station, In
dl1ing the headquarters statl the
ghltis VI civil ana military cabinets,
Al 10 fulluuilofm. Soon alter Prince
Henry u Prussia, "A brother Of tho
Emperor, with his brilliant staff rode
iolhe station. IL required the utmost
tiofls OF a large police nud military
ioice 70 maintain room for tho digni-
hfle'i 70 great was tho crowd at the
ta,lou.
Btniatok's train arrived at y. M,
aud a. soon aa the crowd saw his we'll
known face at tho window, II set up n
g'sa, shout which the waiting throngs
IN The streets took up anu bore away
With n thundeiOus roar 10 the very
gates Of tho palace.
AZ Bismarck stepped from the car
be was met by Prince Henry and con.
sueltd 10 the royal carriage, shaking
hlnds with many officers on the way,
Hany Of whom, especially the Veter.
.nS were yiHibly Affected at seeing
am once more IN the city which
.e had done Nv much 10 create. AZ
Bismarck emerged from the station he
angieeisd by storm OF hOchs which
pltad away I'll II was repeated at
plnlt miles away. IL was reception
sh'eh no man could fall to be- proud
VI Then, led by n detachment of
tllia,slets, tbs journey TO this palace
lgan 70 the accompaniment OF Ger.
lAn cheers which firmly shook the
a.u'e' From tho windows along the
Nlle and from the hands OF the
lNhefed multitudes showers Of flowers
NNe thr wn Into tue carriage,
II passed, while tho faces
many Of the shouting Der.
Hleh we're wet with tears, In owl.
s'lee OF the genuinenoss OF the wei.
vlAe 10 the iron chancellor. Bis.
ullieA was evidently deeply moved by
,lesptciacle 10 which he has 40 long
s'sh stranger. Arrived at the
pI'Aoe, Prince Henry aud the
sapstoPs guest passed between
lines OF honor Into tho palace
ueie tho emperor received HE
,hers and gfandlnther's friend and
WW4,.,u counselor with the great est dis
bbIIeuon ani utmost cordiAlty. Later
an,nAIeA lunGhpu In the omper0r's
nn,aIe rooms with the emperor and
lht Magdehurger cuirasiers, Bis.
RlalVh's OLD regiment, were brought to
un Iof Tue purpose aud placed on
sHa'u over the nparlm nls In thu
pAee assigned TO him. After
,pteWAiek had entered the palace,
tht people remained near, singing,
~ Wnrht am Rhein,D aud other
,l, u,9le songs aud iubilatlng 50 enlhu-
,,5 'nnAllly mat the emperor, empress
IN, bismarck were frequently COM
49, 10 appear at the window
g'oIgheul the afternoon. Later In
tmI way Chancellor Caprlvi aud other
n 1',lAla called ami loft cards for lis.
ma Haet bismarck received n visit
NV. 'ne loyal princes. He then
paw lhs rH'emurGss. At pm. he
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