The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-11
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.


REPUBLIC.
pARIs, August 10.-Prlnce Hohenlohe,
the German Minister, has informed the
Duke De Cazes, Minister Of Foreign AZ.
fairs, that Germany intends TO recognize
the Spanish Republic.
L C0RIRtution has adVices from Spain
which represent that Don Alphonso was
preparing to make q fresh attack on
Terreul.
The Attempt on Bismarck's Life
RetallaIed By tho Government.
NEW YoRK, August 10-A letter from
Berlin on the attempted assassination Of
Bhmarck by Kaufman, contains the fol.
lowing: The first step which the Gov.
eminent takes Is to attack the Catholic
party. The private dwelling Of Christie.
phef Joseph Cremer, acting editor Of the
Berlin GermdnGd, was searched by the
police, who conhscAted letters, manu-.
scripts, and some pamphlets. The next
visit Of the police, seven in number, was
to the house Of Legation Counsellor Won
Keller, Secretary Of the Mayence CSth0.
lie Union, and their booty was consider.
able, comprising about eighty documents,
letters, circulars, names Of members oil
the society. On the same evening Herr
Won Kehler's work room was searched,
and the following morning the place Of
meeting Of the Berlin Catholic Gessellen-
Vrein Union OF Journeymen was searched,
and the house Of the Wears spiritual
counsellor, Muller, the father oil Catholic
societies in Berlin were searched, and
these police inquisitionS have been follow.
ed by temporarily closing the Catholic
societies Of Berlin. One authority states
that the number Of members Of the
Catholic Gesellen Unions in Germany 10
BE- $4,000. Besides these there are hun
dreds Of other societies, such as the Cath.
Ole Adult Societies, Catholic Young
Mems Societies, University Societies and
societies Of women and children. The
connection oil Father Hanthaler with the
attempted assassination Ia given as fol-
lows: He had desire TO see Bismarck:
he was in Schweiniurth and not having
much money was yet bent on seeing the
Chancellor. Before returning home be
paid a flying visit to Kissengen. He ar
rived there early in the morning, and
since Bismarck does not drive out until /
o'clock he hsd some hours to spare, which
he spent In walking up and down the
pavement in front Of the Princes house.
In his perAmbulations he got into con-
yersation with Kullmauer, who too said
he was DESTROYS Of seeing the Prince,
and they talked together at intervals.
At last, at one o'clock, the crowd
grew larger and BismArcks carriage was
expected every moment. Kullmauer stood
on the pavement opposite to BiSmarcks
house. Pastor HRnthaler found himself
in what he thought bad position. On the
other side Of the street the wagon OF the
Prince drove out Of the yard. Hanthaler
thinking he had not moment to lose,
aud being exceedingly short sighted, ran
across the road. He was slightly tripped
up in the middle Of the road by his long
coat, and the Princes coachman had 10
rein up suddenly to prevent an accident
At this moment q shot was fred. Han
thslcr knew what critical position he
had placed himself in, and therefore 1t was
hls desire to get away as quickly as pos
able, When Hanthaler lett the court the
Justice accompanied him as far as the rail.
road depot in order to prove TO the out
eide world the old mans innocence.
MEDICAL PRIZE.