The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1894-03-01
PEACE RElGNS AGAIN.
William and Bismarck Are Good
Friends Once More.
OR, FOB THE FIRST TIME, wHIOH9


- Rismarok WMl Never 10 Chancellor
Again. nut tho Emperor WIZ Mako q
PlaOo High Up In His Councils for the Exs
= chancellor and This Groas Leadoy's Inhu.
2 enoo VIII Soon Again 10 Folt.
+ FREIDRIcIIsRUH, Fob. 21.--The visit
Of tho emperor to Prince Bismarck, and
the complete reconciliation between
these two groat personages will long be
the talk Of Germany.
The emperor was warmly welcomed
t at the railway station by Prince Bis
marck, who, after an exchange of cor
dial greetings, escorted the emperor
through double lines of enthusiastically
; cheering people to the castle.
The emperor, upon entering the castle,
gave his arm to tho princess and led her
upstairs to the drawingroom. Dinner
was begun at once. Twelve covers we're
laid. The emperor had the princess on
his right and the prince on his left.
Politics were not touched upon during
the dinner. The emperor chNtted pleas-
antly with the prince and princess en-
tirely upon general subjucts-the storm,
his children and the recent explosion on
the battleship Brandenberg. The en-
| poror's spirits have been depressed con-
siderably by tho sad accident on tho
ironclad, and he expressed his grief
freely. Flo also mentioned the recent
bomb explosion in the Hotel Terminus
cafe, Paris, and In Greenwich park,
London, saying that last week was a bad
week.
Then tho emperor inquired after every
detail OF Princ0 Bismarck's health.
The dinner was the emperor's regular
plain hunting fare, with brook trout,
wild boar'G head and pheasants. But
the wines were most elaborate. The em-
peror tasted and drank Of nearly every
thing, but ate and drank little
The dinner lasted from to 7:45. Then
the emperor rose and led the princess
into the drawingroom. The suite fol-
lowed. -.
The emperor and the prince seated
, themselveslat small round table in a
| corner. Cctfee, liquor and cigars were
served. The emperor smoked cigar
and Prince Bismarck smoked his pipe, a
y small oil lamp with red shade stand
ing botwoen them-there is no gas OF
; electric light at Friedrichsruh. They
n thon, for the first time, conversed alone
7 for ovor half an hour animatedly
u Princess Bismarck and the emperor'f
h suite strolled about the adjoining apart
ments.
) 1t was genorally noticed that tho em
poror, throughout the visit, was very
serious. Although not exactly i'll, ht
o looked pale and far from woll.
At o'clock tho emperor rose, bade {
cordial goodby to the prince and prin
u cess, and left, requesting the prince not
n to accompany him to the train. Prince
Bismarck, however, followed, resting
u on tho arm Of Count Moltke, and waited
6, till the train passed away.
When tho train started the emperor
E was looking. out Of his car window. Eli
\. waved his hand to tho prince and &C
knowledged the cheering of the crowd
= but his face wore no smile. Colorles
g and storm were his features.
% The prince walked back-pensively
is of course.
= Nothing positive can yet be learned
" on the subject Of the emperor's privat,
II eonyersation with Prince Bismarck
-. Still, the information obtained justifiel
the assertion that the emperor spoke OF
t. various political matters, notably the
course to adopt in case the Reichstaa
- rejects the Russian treaty. From hints
II given. it may be stated that the emperor
Il. asked the prince and princess to visit him
~ during tho spring Mt Potsdam.
,h The reconciliation is now complete.
- and Bismarck's influence will soon be
H. felt again. But he will never again be
st chancellor. although he could be if he
-, wished to. The emperor will probably
IT, create an entirely new Office for him at
n an early date.
4. Vnillnnts Daughters Guardian Arrested.
=. PARIS, Feb. S1.-Acting under orders
from the minister Of the interior, the
y police throughout France are engaged ir
J. making extensive raids upon the haunts
>: Of anarchists. A large number Of ar
rests of mon known to be anarchists, o,
&. suspected Of sympathizing with them
If have been made. Among those takeI
into custody Is Sebastian Faure. Faur,
C. was appointed by Valiant. tho anarchis
T. recently executed, guardian of his young
To Talo tho Kearsnrge's Plaoe.
Colon, Feb. 21.--Her Majesty's Ship
y Cleopatra, has arrived here on her way
T. to Greytown, in Nicaragua, where sh
lie will protect the English and other for
, eigners who have interests there. TIL,