The Portland daily press., 1895-03-26
FOREIGN INTbLLIGENCE.
Bismarck Received Congratulations
Of d Visiting Delegations Yesterday.
BIRTHDAY GIFTS ARE ARRIVING
BY THE TRAIN LOAD.

The Late Riots in Madrid Have Had a
Demoralizins Effect-Furtber Agita-
ton in Behalf of the Armenians-New
foundland Delegation to Consider
Federation.
FreGirichsruhe, March 25.-Prince Bis
marck received the members of She Prussian
Diet and many members of the Reichstag
| today. The members of the Frussian lower
| house were the first to arrive, and they
were welcomed by Count Herbert Bismarck
| who asked them to wait at the station for
| the arrival of the members OF the upper
house. In the meantime General Count
| Won Waldersee. grouped a small circle of
distinguished persons abnut him on the plat
| form. Count Won Waldersee called for
some bi-metallists to complete his group.
Doctor Arendt, the eminent exponent of
| bi-merallism, was dragged before Court
| Won Waldersee, who placed him in position
and the group, which included DR.. Stoeck-
| er, was photographed. Suddenly there was
| cry of bismarck comes," and to the in
tense surprise of all tho ola Chancellor ap-
| pes re on the platform quite unexpectedly
ana contrary to programme. The Prince
| was attired in his full generals uniform
with cuirass and helmet. He walked erect
! and with firm step, and he was attended
| by his chief forester, Won Lange and Count
Stolherg. Every body rushed towards him.
and the Prince said in loud tone: Gen
/ tlemen, welcome to Lauenberg." To some
of the nearest to him, he remarked, thigh
| hats and white ties are unwonted sights in
the Saxon forest. We are rural here
| lIOP x 1eiusc hYlid. n mann haP Of he
l-andtag, said 10 the Prince: THE mem-
| bers of he Reichstag have not yet arrived" !"
"What,''g said the Chancellor ''are they
permitted to Gomez" This remark created
great laughter. just then the train con-
veying the members of the Reichstag ar
rived and Prince bismarck was driven to
the castle, the members walking. The en-
tire delegation assembled around the ter
race facing the lawn, and Count Stolberg,
Herr Won Koeller. the Prussian minister of
the interior, ana ex-President Won Leve-
tzow, walked through The castle to he ter-
race where each made short speech of
congratulation to which Prince Bismarck
replied in clear voice. The Prince said
in part: ''The Diets ought to take large
interest in the foreign policy, and they
ought to discuss what is known about the
|
and what he does in the Federal Council
| the Budget forihe salaries Of foreign min
listers always offers chance for debating
the foreign policy. This would tend to re-
yive the national feeling in the Empire.
which is not, OF late, manifesting itself SO
strongly as could wish. There is no doubt
that there are people who labor under the
erroneous impression that there are two
/ to nd ind 6auf
Berlin There is hut one for the foreign
| policy. which is intended BY the Constitu-
tion which ought to be imperial. 1t has been
distorted by bureaucratic malpraotioes from
its original intention. l am sorry that
can not take a part in the management of
affairs" Here the ex-Chancellor was in
terrupted by shouts of $50 are we,'' and
| with wave of his hand Prince Bismarck
continued: mo, am not we'll enough 10
cooperate you practically. fHurrahs and
CRIES OF yes, you are. But my IDEAS are
win you perhaps 'hore than IS proper Tor
an olo man IKE ihyseH. cannot help my
gen. ! ohhho' uri'e away "hal mas oecome
haoltual interest through lie long work.
| | cannot now XpresS my feelings better by
irnnYessiny Won esnecjallv van rnannbars of
Tue h'n tag' tnal seu must hoic 1ast TO the
| Hallohai 4UOd anu ie1Aolubef III ItuSSla,
that we do not follow Brandenburg or Prus-
sian policy, but the imperial German poll
cy. In this sense call upon you for three
cheers for the kaizer.
/ The cheers were given heartily. and wban
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| quleC ""s ieeeo iinoe DisiAarch auoeo :
| II very much wish my house were able TO
receive YOU an 40 sues.s' out .hefe Is no
s4 t,,4 for ha,,,,, - - -
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nh ooro1ndino ramarbs oe ~ ch.
callor ware oraered with ,anobter and ha
eas 1,ohao, ,,tti, - l'na -e
fetlieo lor iehohoon Win the pfesloeh1s OF
the bodies represented. Counts William
ana heroeft blslhafok and connt Won
ns'm Haa a,eo NV nrosen+ nh
W. si'o prssl thnae uepa',es uepaf'eu
lor 'neii hoines vn 'nree special tra'ns.
Aoaas Oh PRESENTS.
sBerlin. March 25.-The Freidrichsruhe
railroad station has been decorated with
avergreens and banners TLa fastivities
LII ,on,orrow nd ,.s. ~
nil4d 9ni phem aaaots 'asl ioi t"o weiss -,
hirIhuay llesen's are arriving from an
cigars furniture silks, furs and concert