BISMARCK'S ANGER WITH THE EMPEROR.

Evening Post, Volume LXVII, Issue LXVII, 30 January 1904, Page 13

BISMARCK'S ANGER WITH THE EMPEROR.

Somo interest is taken hero (says tho London Standard's Berlin correspondent) in a story about tho lato Prince Bis- ! marck's dismissal by tho Emperor Wil- | liam, which is related by Herr Schwanet; Tho dispute between tho Emperor aud Bismarck, it will bo lemcmbcrod, had its ! origin Jn the Chancellor's* reception of Dr. WindUiorst without the Emperor's knowledge. Herr Schwaner says : — ' "Tho discussion led to such acute- difference of opinion that it seemed almost impossible that Bismarck could lomain a member of tho Government any longer. i In his anger ho had even gono &» far as to raise an inkstand agaiu&t his Imperial nuurter. Although Herr Maximilian Harj ilen does not say anything about this in his account of tho crisis, the Emperor related tho incident to his friend, King Al- | bert of Saxony, who told it to Herr Moritz yon Egidy, from whom I heard it. I I toll it now for the ilrht time publicly, in , order 'to put tho legends leyurding the ungrateful treatment of the founder of the , Empire in a proper light, and I mention , name 1 * that will immediately disaim nil suspicion as fo the authenticity of the story."