New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
BISMARCK UEBER ALLIES.


pcrity. Bismarck mufiied his throat and descended
from the terrace. Five bands struck up march
with a terrible crash of brasses. and the torch
bearers began to file past
The Prince stood half an hour at the foot Of the
terrace. watching the parade. All the torch-bear-
ors cheercd him. and occasionally group from
some Hamburg singing society would slacken thslr
pace and give him sanza from the new birthday
song. About $50 women carried torches and most
OF them threw bouquets TO the old Chancellor.
Count Herber collected the flowers. while DR..
Schweninger saw that the line of firemen formed
around the Prince was not broken by any Of the
hundreds who pressed forward for the purpose of
shaking hands
Green and red lights were burned Throughout
the Saxon Forest The park was wildly umi-
mated as the procession wound along the road
under the trees and around the pond The wealth
er could not have been more proptious. There
was clear sky and ma gnhcen, moon.
Before retiring for the night, Bismarck appeared
again on the vcranda and thanked all for their
kindness. He begged indulgence for Withdraw wing
50 early. Age and infirrnity he said, were his ex-
cuses. Amid cries of sympathy cheers. a burst Of
music from the bands and shouts Of "Auf Wieder-
sehen" the old man waved his hand and went into
the house with Or. Schwcningcr and Count Her
bert. The eXcursionists were taken back 10 Ham
burg in fourteen special trains.
kilograms Of congratulaton have been received
from Emperor Francis Joseph, Count kalnohy'
King IIumbert and Premier Crspi.
THE KAISER GIVES A BISMARCK DINNER
Berlin. April 1-Emperoy William gave his Bis
marck birthday dinner in the White Hall Of the
Old Castle. Among those present were the En-
press Chancellor Prince Won Hohenlohe. Prince
Alexander Won Iohcnlohc. the Prtnccsses Won
fIohenohe. the high officials Of the Court the
members Of the Federal Council and many naval
and military officers. The President and Vice
Presidents Of the Landtag were there as were
also Freiherr Won Buol. President and On spain.
Second president If the RcichStag. Herr
Schmidt the Radical First Nic"Presdcnt OF the
Rechstag declined his invitation.
The Emperor and Empress received their
guests with unusual graciousness At the din
ner the Emperor gave the toast. TO lbs serene
Highness, the Duke Of Lauenburg. Princ" Bis
marck." The Emperors hurrah for the old
Chancellor accompanied with flourish OF
trumpets and cheers from the guests. At
o'clock the imperial party went with their guests
To a special performance at tn" Royal Theatre.
The Empress sent a long mossi e. 10 Bismarck
this morning. The sultan expressed his con
CALCULATIONS through the Turkish Ambassador.
Most II the public buildings and a large mum
Der Of private buildings IN Berlin cx-
and ilumnations ar" To- be- seen In all directions
this evening. This morning there were fties in
honor OF Prince lflSinlrCk IN AL ~ the H''nNNlS
At Stuttgar, last night GOO pupils Of the higher
schools bearing torches. marched IN procession
around the monument to Prince Bismarck.
Al Kissingen a procession. including the city au-
thoritics. with flags and banners. marched around
the Bismarck monument upon which they placed
wreaths.
The "Rcichsanzciger" Official Gazettcl SAYS:
The numerous proofs o. love End stem %hicn
the gratitude which Is felt for his immortal merits
TO God wherever Germans dwell May the Nations
great son 1--we many wears to rejoice 10 see more anu
the glorious hero!
The Emperor will & 70 Kicl on "Wednesday to
witness the launching II new cruiser which Is 70
be named Bismarck
The warships and merchantmen In the kiel and
Wilhemshaven harbors were dressed with flags
all day.
The Berlin sculptor. schaper designed me!al
upon the Hamburg Senate's commission. depict
ing Bismarck 81. George In cuiTas-i"r uniform
The medal was presented - the Prince today
Copies Will be struck AMI sold
1t Is reported tonight that Schmidt abs"nt"i
himself from the court banquet in Difference 70 nc
unanimous resolution of his party.
CELEBRATIONS IN OTHER PLACES
Hamburg. April The bismarck fetcs u yes
terday have been repeated this evening with re-
doubled zest The banks bridges. state buildings
and most u the private houses hav" been ablaze
with candles and electric lights since o'clock.
The streets are filed with merrymakers. All Ia"
societies which aid not 70 to Friedrichsruh are
having Bismarck dinners. Bands % music parad"
the streets and patriotic songs are heard from
every hail and plac" of public r'S'rr
The students who visited Friedrichsruh to-day
gave Bismarck carved beer barrel inlaii with
gold and silver and bearing In relief. portraits n
the Prince In his eighteenth and eighteen years
Cologne. April THE ciy Is gayy decorated
with flags. bunting and flowers The bismarck
statue was covered with wrcaths last night. and
the city is Illuminated tonight.
Leipsic. April 1.-The rev statue OF Prime" bis-
marck I'm the Augustus I'atz. was unveiled AT
midnight. The square and the surrounding DIS
trict OF the city were Illuminated with electric
lights A procession comprising several thousihd
persons paraded tn" streets.
Munich April IAN immense festival III honor
Of Prince Bismarck held last night IN III"
Odeonsaal 4 poem eulogistic Of the ex-Chancel-
lor composed by Paul iieyse the great German
novelist was recited by Herr Possart The
reatcst enthusiasm prevailed. To-day IN" city
was profuscly decorated with flags, banners etc.
and this evening "A public demonstration 81 HON
age to Prince Bismarck was held In the K0nigs-
platz All OF the Bavarian towns hay" been
sending their cOngratulation to Prince BisIilarck
by telegraph.
Augsburg celebrated the day with the utmost
enthusiasm The streets and public and private
buildings are decorated. grand gala perform
ance was he'd in the Stadt Theatre. schooi
childrens celebration In the Rathhaus. ana
demonstration Of citizens in the SiadtSaften.