The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-11
Fitv TO the police that MS guest would appear
whenever was necessary,

whenever " " a. necessary.
''BRoTHER" OF KULLMANN's.
the last plot against the life OF the Chancellor
was unearthed 50 we are told. q few days ago,
IN telegrapnic form :-'rhe police have secretly
communicated TO Prince Bismarck the fact That
lie, and beg they may be informed whenever ne
intends 10 Walk or drive out in distant parts OF the
Thlergarten Park" very remarkable paragraph
TO publish, when 1t is known TO every Intelligent
person that both the Emperor and Prince Bis
marck nave eacn dozen detectives at their per-
sonal command, some OF which follow them
wherever they go. But that the Princes life is IN
danger there can be no ooubt. ! wonder
mat ne can sleep at all. Kulmann mas, it appears.
many friends willing to carry on his unfinished
work. lew days ago very curious letter was
his prison at Wurzourg. The letter was without
date or place rhe postmark was Pesthl, but
signed Gottrled fletcher, OF Rhenlsh Prussia, who
enclosed 1t TO Kuilmann's advocate, Attorney
Gerhard. OF Wurzburg, in the following style:-
To v THE , ESTEEMED DErxspER or KuLLnAss:.
Obeaieny
beg to give him the letter unopered
THE LETTER TO KCLLMANN
was opened however, and reads as iollOws:-
Brother KuILxAss-Do not lose courage. Thy com.
you failed in accomplishing it, perhaps may succeed.
VIII ye es plan T @ n to
thy prison wait only FORA favorable mSmens Have
hear from Your 9"'S courage succgsso sson
Leaving these Berlin police plots on one side,
however, We have the revelation in yesterdays
rumors OF which were spread abroad about the
TIME OF the kulmann af1air. In september, 1873,
at a time when the episcopal pastorals mentioned
10 the hooks the religious prosecutions IN Ger
many, French archbishop received the following
anonymous letter. dated September 9, 1873, bur
without any place ~ ,r,nu
take most the rsedpm to make the fG
creature who after bringing France to ne verge OF de
religion knows bounds and think is about time 70
Shall Strike the monster provided you believe that God
VIII forgive me for hs ~ 1bs Of hs 'er
The means and The monsters short viii be ended
etE5s the as fna fs nA II to
act desire ior this his good work 0S wiz
TOUR chdren and 20O for myself to enable me to carry
give me his sum France and our Sacred cause viii be
revenged before the close 1873 In order that
the following manner. rhen follows ssiliully ar
Monsignor my devotion the sacred
second letter followed, asking what decision
had been taken, enclosing photograph and name
aud address, Ducnesne POnceiet. Rue Leopold, in
Seraing.
THE ARCHBISHOP
forwarded the letters ana contents to the French
government, which lost no time in informing
Belgian police then took up the matter. They
found at the above address an intelligent me-
chanIc named Duchesne. married and with chill
dren and on comparing some OF his letters with
those sent TO the Archbishop proved that he was
the would-be assassination. Duchesne was then
watched by the police. Shortly aterward ne was
about starting journey toward Germany,
when he appears to have been warned by COM
rade arriving from Germany that his plans were
known. This is all Prince Bsmarck's organ COM
municates OF the affair to US. 1t then goes on TO
moraze on the SIN OF the uitramontane clergy
exciting their 1ocks TO such things, and concludes
with thanking the Archbishop for the 'Ioyal
course he TOOK in the affair."