The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-01-31


could help but feel proud at such well
come, and at such evidence of a strong
hold upon the hearts of the people.
Prince Bismarck was the first 10 enter
the imperial carriage. and he took a
seat on the right of Prince Henry Of
Prussia, who followed him into the
vehicle. Then, the way being led by the
detachment of the cuiraSsers, their bril-
liant accoutremnts and armor glittering
and clashing most musically as they pro-
ceeded, the prince started for the palace
followed by another detachment of
cuirassiers. The carriage and the cav
airy started a a slow trot, most en-
Enthusiastically cheered by the crowds lin
ing the streets.
In the Palace.
In the palace Emperor William received
Prince Bismarck with great distinction,
surrounded by a brilliant staff of off,
GERS of the highest rank. The welcome
which the emperor extended to Prince
Bismarck was extremely cordial, and it
was evident that the prince was much
touched at the heartiness in the emper-
ors manner The three eldest sons of
Emperor William were present at the
reception. At 1:45 D. m. luncheon was
served in the emperor's private rooms,
where only three covers were laid-one
LOT the emperor, one TOT Iiit tiHpIeSS
and one for Prince Bismarck. The en-
Dcror Wore the uniform Of the Silesian
Cuirassiers.
The Magdeburg cuirassiers. Prince Bis
marck's regiment, have come 10 Berlin
by the emperor's order especially for
this occasion. and a detachment Of this
splendid cavalry regiment was placed on
guard in front of the apartments as
signed to Prince Bismarck. After lunch
con Prince Bismarck retired to his own
room for rest and Emperor William
went for a ride. Prince BiSmarck's ar
rival at the castle was followed by an
enthusiastic succession of demonstra-
tions on the part of the people. Thou
sands Of people packed the square in
front of the castle singing the national
anthem. ''Wachtam Rhien," and
Deutschland Ueber Allies
The confusion was so great that the
emperor and empress, the young princes
and Prince Bismarck repeatedly ap-
peared at q window, bowling in response
To- the manifest tions. which continued
throughout the afternoon At o'clock
Chancellor Won Caprivi. followed by all
the secretaries of state. called a the
castle and left their cards for Prince
Bismarck.
The HOmeward Trip.
The train taking Prince Bismarck back
TO FREDERICKSBURG left this city shortly
after $50 y. IN. Emperor William ac-
compared the eN-chancellor TO the rail-
road station and they were escorted
from the palace TO the depot by strong
detachment of cuirassiers and by all the
members of the general staff as well as
by NUMBER of generals. At the Lei
heite railroad station, the emperor warm
ly shook Prince Bismarck's hand at the
door of the carriage. which was 10 con-
Vev him back TO his home.
The same scenes Of enthusiasm upon
the part of the populace which We're
witnessed during the passage Of Prince
Bismarck from the railroad station TO
the palace upon his arrival here were
repeated during the passage If the
prince and emperor from the palace 10
the railroad station.
Upon parting with Prince Bismarck,
Emperor William repeatedly kissed the
veteran upon both cheeks. and after the
latter had entered the railroad carriage
the emperor turned to Count Herbert
Won Bismarck and addressed few
words TO him, the first in a long while.
The emperor then continued his con-
versation with Prince Bismarck, who
leaned out Of the carriage window. bare
headed, in order TO converse with his
majesty
This exhibition Of good feeling be
tween the emperor ana prince called
forth loud cheers from the persons as
sembled i'm the depot and then the
whole assemhiage joined in singing
''DeutSch EuDer Allies
AS the train drew out Of the depot
there was a perfect storm Of ''hOchs,'
to which applause Prince Bismarck
smiled and bowed.
Count Herbert Won Bismarck and
Count William Won Bismarck. as well
as Or. SChWeningcr accompanied the
Y.rirgpp hack FriadpTlChCTlDp
Dozens of large bouquets OF flowers
were placed in the princes carriage
before it drew out of the depot En-
peror William was loudly cheered upon
leaving the railroad station and on his
way back 20 the palace
In the Reichstag.
During the course of debate on a
question regarding the commercial treat
les in the reichstag today Baron Ham
merstein declared that between the con
servatives and Chancellor Won Caprivi
there was an unbridgeable gulf on ques-
lions of political economy and social
politics.
Herr Ploetz declared that the conserv-
atives opposed Chancellor Won Caprivi
ON good and tangible grounds and that.
on the other hand, they hold that the
agitation of the radicals against Prince
Bismarck was disloyal and that it was
a glorious exploit WItu tIlllct DlSlildECh
defeated the radicals. This day" said
Herr PloetZ, in conclusion. has laid
the seal on the princes political action
and has proved that Prince Bismarck
enjoys not only the confidence Of the
emperor but of the whole German peo-
pie" loud and prolonged cheers)
The Berlin bourse committee re-
jected a proposal to close the bourse to-
day in order to enable all of its mem
bers TO witness the arrival of Prince
Bismarck at the capital
BERLIN, Jan. 27.-(Copyrighted 1894,
by the Associated Press 1.-THE thirty
fifth birthday OF Emperor William was
celebrated today throughout Germany
I'm a most elaborate and enthusiastic
manner and with a display Of regard
for the emperor which has never before
been manifested.
The people OF Germany, in addition to
celebrating the emperor's birthday, have
today been celebrating the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his entering into the
Prussian army. and. above all, they
have been celebrating the reconciliation
which has taken place between the en-
perOr and Prince Bismarck
Emperor William was born in Berlin
Jan. q, 1859, and succeeded to the throne
on the death of his father. the late EN-
perOr Frederick, on June 10. 1888.
The SplendOr and enthusiasm with
which the birthday was this day cele-
brated has never been surpassed in Ber-
lin during the present reign.
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