The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-06

few signs OF resiessness Although still suffering
from the effects OF his wounds, the pain caused by
them has been considerably alleyiated The physi-
clans this morning were less reticent than usual
ana spoke encouragngly Bulletins are still sent
out at intervals, in order that the people may be
kept informed about tie condition OF their
sovereign.
on THE TRAIL OF THE CoNsPIRAToRs
Nobiling continues In about the same state as
heretofore The discovery OF his relations with
certain unknown consptrators has determined the
police throughout Germany to ferret them out.
The club rooms used by tie socialists for their
meetings are being thoroughly ransacked, and
there Is every reason to believe that some impor-
tant discovery viii shortly be made Editors OF So
ciastic journals have been arrested and the publ
cation OF these papers in,erdictcd The police are
also aSalling themselves OF the services OF private
detectives and spies who win give the socialists
great deal OF trouble
THE CROWN PRINCE AS RECENT.
An important decree, nominating the Grown
Prince Frederick William as regent has just been
proclaimed 1t is not yet known II the Emperor
contemplates abdcating although rumors to this
effect current In the capital. The Emperor has
signed the decree proclaning the regency, to
which Prince Bismarck has affixed his countersign.
This step may seem more important than it is, al
though 1t has created considerable excitement and
comment.
..rNsER FRITZ
The Crown Prince, Frederick William Nicholas
Charles VINO is the eldest OF the Emperor, was
born October 49, 1881, and was married to Mary
Louisa, Princess Royal Of England, who was born
IN 1s4o.
SPY on SOCIALIST ?-NEw LIGHT ON TIE PROB
ABLE MOTIVES WHICH PROMPTED NoBILING's
CRIME.
A statement of q startling nnturos was yesterday
made 70 HERALD reporter by Mr.. Jonas, the manag.
Ing editor Of the rots' Zeituna, which sccms to re-
cvc the socalistic party Of all responsibility Tor tho
last attempt 10 assassinate tho German Emperor So
far from having any connection with tho socialistc
party the mans history seems to point to connoc
ton OF NOS very honorable character with the gov
crnmenss OF Prussia aud Franco. II Is well known
that during the reign OF Napoleon Ill no effort was
spared TO tho services OF clever foreigners
siding n tho French capital 10 act AZ nioachIrds
secret police agents, 10 watch and report on tho
dongs AID saying OF all classes OF people. Tho Ger
man government on It's side by means scrupu-
lous 10 It's OF persons Of similar character, and
many those agents did not TAIL to turn tho lessons
OF trcachcry and violence they woro taught by thor
employers 10 their profit.
xoDIIIxG RECOGNIZED.
"a well-known German gentleman continued Mr.
Jonas. "has Informed me that he know the assassin
Nobiling at Paris, IN 1870, that no had him
frequently at the Caf6 Badc, on the Boulevard do
Strasbourg whore a number OF young Germans
In tho habit meeting and discussing tho events OF the
day. Nobiing at this uno about TWEEN ~ -four
years of age, and acting correspondent Tor
some German Newspapers. lie was very well edu-
Gated ard spoke French with quito remarkable
nuency. Al that time he hnd neither sympathy nor
afiiation With tho socaiistc party nor was he known
TO those win whom associated except IN hts char
acter OF newspaper correspondent Hc was person
OF elegant manners and moved 10 good society, and
seemed TO DO in the possession OF considerable means
LIVING IN PALACE.
"rhc same conditions seem 10 surround him IN
Berlin. When no shot ut tie Emperor nc was nvng
In palace belonging to the great German Publisher,
Schaecr, now better known AS Won Scu;cierVoit, tho
name he has assumed snco be has been received INTO
tho ranks OF the nobinty In tins hts presents
strong contrast 10 that Of Hoodci, who undoubtedly
ut time connected with the socaiistc party,
though he had been expelled from II. But there IS
not the slightest proof that MODELLING ever did belong
TO the socialistic movement or had any sympathy
with It lie comes OF a comparatively wealthy family,
winch possesses considerable estates Bernbraun
There Is however, taint OF hereditary madness in
W.
years ago by shooting himself through the head
Tho real secret or the alleged wonderful nrmness OF
tho dying murderer tho fact that lie has aliia-
ton with the socialists, ana therefore cannot betray
them Behind his silence thorc Is more than people
Imagine. IL not the socials who have ythng
gain by the death OF Emperor william, but quite other
people. Every ono IN Germany knows that the Em-
peror 10 little but 1gufohcad Tor bismarck and
othors except en- one question:, and thero Is only
party who could have anything 10 gam by his deAth
WHO WOULD PROFIT.
"What party has this intcrcstfv
III Is not the socaiistc party. The TACT IS The only
persons who would be served by tho death Of Emperor
William tho enemies OF Russia. They would DO
the only gauers SHOULD tho old Kaiser die. His
luton TO MS nephew great no would
not plunge Germany into in support
OF RussIa. This Ia altogether the result OF personal
affection and bivalrous fcei OF gratitude
10 the EMPEROR Alexander Tor keeping Austria quiet
during tue Franco Prussinn struggle. While Bismarck
and tho Grown Prince would, no doubt, 90 groat
way to serve Russia, 50 lar as using diplomatic
Influence Is concerned, they would stop
short Of plugging Germany into war. IL Is not long
sincc military circles Berlin greatly excited
by n statement made by the oid Emperor during
vicw the effect that In no case would he emperor
william) leave hts nephew, The Emperor Of Russia,
in iurcn. lf the Emperor William out Of tho
way Russia could longer depend the support Of
Germany, because II Is not her Interest that Russia
shouId allowed her ambitious projects
HAND REDf
sThen you think MODELLING - moro likely TO havo
boc., agent parties hostile to Russia than
OF an sociastic conspiracy"
have m object In wishing to kill the Kaiser, who
known to BIO very Kind hearted OLD
man. n he were TO die tomorrow he would
be sucoocded BY tho Crown Prince, who
ability repressIve measures would be adopted
against us which would rctard our progress aud post
pooc tho triumph OF our party. But with tho death
OF Emperor wiiiam Russia would oso the support Of