Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-10
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Nrw YoRx, August l0th.-The fune-
raj Of Kilduf, the workman who was
murdered in Brooklyn last Saturday
while interfering with non-society men
in their work. was hsld yesterday. He
was considered the leader OF the Plas-
%tersr's Union. and tbs excitement over
his death was intense.
The German Government rs. The
Catholics.
NKw York, August 10th.--A letter
from Berlin, on tho attempted assassi-
nation Of Bismarck by Kaufman, con-
tains the following
The very first step which the Govern
ment takes is to open an attack on the
Catholic party. Tho private residence
OF Christop Joseph orcma, assistant ed
itor Of the Berlin Gernania, was searched
by the police, who confiscatei letters,
manuscripts and SOM pamphlets. The
next visit Of the police, seven in num-
Der. was 10 the House Of Legation,
and Counsellor vankehler, Secretary OF
the Mayence Catholic Union, and their
booty was considerable, about eighty
documents, letters and circulars. with
names Of members Of the Society, being
found. On the same evening, Herr Van
Kehler's work-room was searched, and
the search repeated on the following
morning. The place of meeting OF Ger
man members Of the Gesslen Verein
Union, Journeymsn Of the House OF
Vicar, Spiritual Counsellor Muller,
Father Of the Catholic Societies in Ber-
lin. were searched, and these police In
QUESTIONS were followed by a temporary
closing Of the Catholic Societies in Ber-
lin. 1t is stated that membership Of the
Catholics Gesslen Unions in Germany
is 80, 0OO, besides these, hundreds OF
other societies, such rs Catholic Adult
Societies, Catholic Young Mems Socie-
ties, University Societies and Societies
Of Women and OF Children. The con-
nection OF Father Hauthaler with the at
tempted assassination is given as fol-
lows: He desired to see Bismarck. He
was in Schwiniurth, and not having
much money, yet bent on seeing the
Chancellor before returning home, he
paid a flying visit to Kissengen. He
arrived at early morning. and since Bis
marck does not drive out until l O'Clock,
he had some hours to spare, which he
spent in walking up and down the pave
ment in front OF the Princes house.
In his perambulations he got into con-
versation with Kullman, who said
he was DESTROYS to seo the Prince
aud they talked together at intervals, at
last at one O'Clock the crowd grew larger
and Bismarck's carriage was expected
every moment. Kellman stood on the
pavement opposite Bismarck. Pastor
Hanthler found himself in what he
thought a bad position Oh the other
side. Tho wagon Of the Prince drove
out Of tho yard. Han,hler, thinking he
had not a moment to lose, and being
exceedingly short-sighted ran across
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the road and was slightly trippcd up in
the middle Of the road by his long coat
and the Princes coschman had to rein
up suddenly to prevent an accident. Al
this moment the shot was fired. Haul
thler knew by intuition in what a crit
ical position he had placed himself, and
therefore his desire to get away as quick
ly as possible. When Hauthler left the
course the Justice accompanied him as
far as the railroad depot, in order to
prove to the outside world the old mans
innocence.
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