Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-04

wa WV W. ihhheheihb b' u'etni"ht -
q document prepared by the Porte. assert
ing that tho hurried signing Of the treaty
was forced upon Turkey by the Grand
Duke Nicholas. who, at every delay for tho
purpose Of discussion, threatened to march
on constantinople.
Condition OF Emperor william.
New York. juno i.-The Herald. cable
says the court physician still hopes for the
complete recovery Of the Emperor. hui
owing to his advanced years. 9 fatal TO
lapse Is possible. The royal patient took
some bouillon at midnight. and after thai
slept comparatively we'll. Tho room was
darkcnod and tho sufferer was secured per
feet quiet. SO great was tho sympathy Of
tho entire populace that all vehicles avoid
ed the n~eighborhood. and tho vast crowd
Of people who kept vigil before the palace
was rs silent as though they stood In the
sick room. To-day his wife and daughter
knelt at tho side Of his couch and offered
prayers for the Emperor's life. The scene
was one never 10 be forgotten. and the ply.
sicians and nurses Withdrew 10 IN ante
chamber. In recognition Of the sacred
meas Of tho moment. The Empress
has not left his bedside. All the
sovereigns Of Europe, including Mac.
Mahon. have Geographically expressed
the deepest sorrow for the Emperor In his
aniiction. President Hayes cabled kind
words Of sorrow and sympathy early In the
morning. Queen Victoria has requested
that three bulletins DO forwarded TO her
daily. The Gar has requested hourly an.
nouncement regarding the progress Of his
imperial friends recovery. His Majesty
LOST much blood during tho surgical oper-
ations. whrreupon the physicians abb
stained from further extrsctions. Thir.
teen grains OF shot still remain In tho
patients body. Eighteen shot pierced the
Emptror's helmet. II the assassin hal
used buckshOt. or even No. I, instead OF
No. . shot. the death Of the Emperor
would have been unavoidable.
BERLIN. June 3-Midnight-The Crown
Prince has arrived. but Is not allowed To
seo the Emperor. There Is now not so
"n.or .a,,or.iv thinl. M sbdic,iinu. ar
n.s;n, ,Lo Grown pri,ca Recent A
large crowd still fingers about the palace.
NEw YORK. June 4.-Ths Tribune.
cable on the Emperor's wounds says IL
pellets struck tho wrist, making Q painful
and dangerous wound. Ice has been
placed on tho Emperor's arms from tho
hand IN thu sboullcr. thus relieving him
somewhat.
BERLIN. Juno At seems thst after
the shooting Of the Emperor. on Sunday,
when tho enraged popnlace broke into
Nobeling's apartment. be- fired twice at
them. severely wounling Holtfeur, an inn.
keeper. The crowd. seeing him bleeding.
supposed that he was the assassin. aud fell
upon him and he was 80 roughly handled
before the people discovered their mistake
that his life Ia despaired OF. After the
second shot, Modelling shot himself. lie
was instantly seized aud placed In tho
prison van. As the driver passed rapidly
through the Arehway ~ the entrance 70
the house. his head struck the arch with
such violence that his neck VA dislocated
and he died almost instantly.
DoME, June 4.-Thc Pope has sent a
dispatch W tho Emperor Of Germany. OK
pressing his regret at tho alrocious attempt
on his life.
The i"Sitatfou TO she Congress-
LONDON, June 4.-Following IL tho text
q, Aha o.rm.n not, of ipyit,tion 10 tbo
congress-;