The morning call., 1894-01-27
HIS OWN AGAIN
BisrnarCk'S Return to
Berlin.
THE CITY WENT MAD.
Great Rejoicing at the
Reconciliation.
CHEERS FOR THE KAISER.
One Act of Williams Approved
by Germans.
HONOR TO THE OLD CHANCELLOR
Even the Man of Blood and Iron
Was Touched at His Kind
Reception.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-The Hersld's
Berlin correspondent cables: "Unser Bis
marck kommt" was the single thought of
Berliners to-day. From the earliest hours
the whole city was afoot ana Inter den
Linden was black with people. The Thisr-
garten was thronged and the whole route
from the Branden burger Thor to Lehrter
Bahnhof was crowded with an excited
mass of spectators all eager to catch the
first glimpse of the lrOu Chancellor.
e.. Every minute special trains arrived from
Dresden. Hamburg, Munich, Stuttgart,
Jena and Koenigsberg. which cities
seemed TO be pouring their population in
10 the capital. Hundreds of street veaders
drove a roaring trade in souvenirs of this
historical day in the way of portraits.
medals and rosettes.
90 On the official side nothing was left un-
done TO give eclst to the occasion. Along
the line of the entire route thousands OF
police on foot and on horseback were
stationed, but their task was easy as the
crowd was in the best of temper.
They had all come to acclaim Bismarck.
:Unter den Linden was a mass of flags
The university, the Cafe Bauer. the Cafe
Ronache and all the public buildings and
private residences from the royal castle to
the Brandenburger gate disappeared IN.
der red, white and black banners.
The weather was splendid, "Bismarck L
- weather." they called il. Prince Henry OF
Prussia was particularly we'll received as
he drove TO the station. There the crowd
WAS enormous.
a few minutes after the whistle of the
approaching train was heard and
"Achtung, Gewehr ubeT," the order given
TO the escort. announced the arrival of the
Prince.
When the well-known uniform Of the
.Cuirassier Regiment appeared at the win
dow of the saloon carriage the scene beg
CARED description. Ladies, officers, minis
ters, everybody wanted to be first to clasp
BismaTck's hand. Shouts of Here's Bis
marckr' Here's Bismarck made the
station resound.
The Prince appeared to be deeply moved
His appearance outside the station wat
the signal for repetition Of the scene thai
had taken place inside, and Ia spite Of the
officers the crowd massed In the wide space
surrounding the Bahnhoff and rushed for
ward cheering vociferOusy. Ladies of tht
highest rank in society forgot their dignity
and joined in the demonstration of en-
thusasm.
Prince Bismarck and Prince Henry of
Prussia occupied closed gala carriage
Count Herbert Bismarck, in plain clothes.
followed in the second carriage and DR..
Chrysander in the third. The carr iages
were preceded and followed by half q
squadron of Cuirassiers of the Guard.
When the procession entered the city
proper the reception reached its height
The whole Parisen Platz was black with
an excited mass Of humanity waving
handkerchiefs and hats and shouting
"Hoch, Bismarck Hocb. Bismarck! p
till they were hOarse. For a few minutes
the procession could hardly proceed.
When it reached the corner of Wilhelm
street the scene was revealed with shouts
of "Hier Bleibeu." At the Schloss the
Prince was received with sovereign honor.