The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-02

to Prince Bismarck alluded TO the lat
ter as the creator OF German unity.
Emperor Francis Joseph. OF Austria,
Ia. among those who toleSrapRcd their
eongratulation. to the prince to-day.
A depu,n,ion OF 1000 students from
n. different universities OF Germany
proceeded to the castle at . o'clock this
afternoon.
The general public was not admitted
TO the castle gardens whore the recep.
zion va, held, bu, Thousands OF persons
gathered in the meadows on the other
side oil tho stream overlooking the gar
dens. At 1850 p. IN. the band OF the
Fourth regiment OF Foot Guards took
up position in the garden opposite the
palace aud played the Hallelujah
Chorus from the Messiah, announcing
the approach OF tho s.udents process
.ion. Tho terrace was then occupied
by Prince Bismarck, his family and
ihelr numerous guests.
THE STUDENT RECEIVED.
Al l:30p. m. the students procession
vas perceived vending its way to tho
castle through the trees. and when il.
emerged upon the triangular space un-
de! the terrace i. presented strikinglv
brilliant spectacle, the sun clistening
on the drawn swords OF tho students
and displaying to advantage the gor-
Seous gala uniforms OF the various corps,
consisting ot white brcechcs and gaunt-
isA and silk aud velvet doubles, many
colored sashes and caps oEnamented
With ostrich feathers.
Prince Bismarck appeared on the ter.
race q: LAO p. m.
At the moment the Prince's stately
form was recognized by tho students
and the public there arose mighty
cheer that re.cchoed far and vide, and
ihe students c!Rshed their swords to-
Te.her In the mir. Prince Bismarck
's.ed his helmet and stood bowing uu.
!. the cheers had subsided.
The spokesman OF tho students dcpi.
tatlon, Bruch, theological stident OF
The Uniyer,ily OF Bonn, thou asceudcd
tho tribune and conveyed to Prince Ei4.
inatck tho congratulations OF his follow
hnt"nts, representing thirty uniyOrsi.
t'', in a few well chosen words, md
concluded with presenting TO the Prince
Ia address and requesting him to ac-
esp! " birthday present Il handsome
Mi,s oi marble, iron. silver and gold,
Nth symboicaI figures and surmouutcd
Win the German eagle.
Prince Bismarck having inspectel
and admired tho monument, advanced
10 the hs1H4;raIc aud amid renewed
yneer replied to tho address OF tho stu.
"enn' "t Tho cH.chancellor spoke for
,"out ,t '%en:r minutes, clearly aud dis.
,.H"s'y' ul! with less forco md point
s..n st.n rhoa addrGwing tho delegations
VI '"s 'e'ch'i7S and luudtaS n week ago.
BI+INpcI's SPEECH.
l" 'he c'lri9 Of his remarks, Prince
EHmarck said:
'out masters paid ms Il tribute of
,s,nno"'cd"amcnt IN Of tho past, (reiurring
Wv ''''' oi tho uulyOr8ity professors
,i,'"'n2ji yonr greetings arc to mo
,,TIm TtS' oi tho tuture-that until tho
ii"aun'"' i" OF tho ncxt century, when shull
,o's i"V' been dcaa YOU will continue
"t'cr tllo saine ieoIin.s which you
"'oriamed to.iRy. What t;nrm,n Ia
s,'I9cn Is,. ,i about in his youth he noyor
''I au, uH,fop nItoseshor IN his mature ago,
."o NAT to fight hard battle, for our
a.'na' y,.' ihnependcnco. Tho prologue
b,,, 'mo ''ol,teln war. We had to Gun.
,,m. =" Tug Austrian war in order to ar.
J ,rJ ~ y definite ontontc with Austria
I,,,i. NJ, 70 poaln, so TO spoak. judicial SOP.
nm" "'I'n I'I from hor. Altar Snnown every
| L,.nW L,. .pfe'AW war with France. /. was,
W.I TeVH'' advisable not to undertake.
bn ~ a war too soon, but to wait until
b,I b ''l'a oil tho north German union
W.. w. po"h duly garnered. After that
NM, moro was talk that in Gyo yoars
"' Aao!'Isr war would follow. Tha.