The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-04
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
BERLIN, June 2-While the Emperor
was taking drive this afternoon, some
shots apparently proceeding from a
house on Avenue Inter Den Linden
was fred at him. The Emperor was
wounded in one arm, and also on the
cheek by q buckshot and small shot.
The would be assassin is DR.. Nobling
occupying apartments at No. Is. Inter
Den Linden Avenue. When his door
was forced open, he fired upon and
wounded the hotel keeper, and tried
to commit suicide but was secured. The
emperor's personal attendant jumped
into the carriage and supported him
until the carriage reached the palace.
The Emperor was conveyed to q bed
and several grains of shot extracted,
causing great loss of blood. The
Emperor suffered great pains, but he
never lost his consciousness. At seven
o'clock this evening 10 serious appre-
tensions were felt as to his condition.
VIENNA, June 3--The Lower House
passed a bill relative to the amount
to be contributed by each section of
monarchy towards the expenditures of
the so called common affairs, whereby
the most essential point of the Austro-
Hungarian compromise is disposed of.
BERLIN, June 2-The following is
taken from the official accounts az
published i'll regard to the attempted
assassination OF the Emperor. Nobel.
ing fired twice with double barrelled
gun, the Emperor received about sc
small shot in the face and head, both
arms and back. His general condition
is reported as better this evening. I'm.
mense crowds from all parts of the
city tEronged into the Avenue Inter
Der Linden, upon the news becoming
heralded.
The assassin is Carl Edward Nobel
ing, a native of Kalleno, near Birncs-
aum. aged 32, he is a resident of Berlin
doctor OF philology, all agriculturis.
and an habitue of the Democratic Soci-
alistic clubs, and q quantity of arms
were found in his apartments; he fred
on the persons attempting to arrest
him with revolver and then inflicted
severe wounds on his own head. He
confessed his crime but obstinately re-
fuses to state his motive. He is at the
Hospital station Of Molkenmsrke
police district attended by his mother
and daughters. Later kilograms say
that Modelling confessed that he had
cherished murderous designs for eight
days because he considered the En-.
peror's removal would be a benefit tc
| the public; he declared that he favored
socialism and had attended socialistie
meetings. Some accounts say Nobel.
ing is supposed to be dying. 1t is known
that few days ago Modelling unsuc.
cessfully applied for Government EN-.
ployment.
LONDON, May Officers of the
German ironclad Koenig Wilhelm de.
clare that the collision was caused by q
failure in her steering gear.
A dispatch from Dublin announce,
the arrival there at two o'clock thi.
morning of l27 passengers from the
steamer Idaho. They spent the re.
maiuder of the night q. the railway
terminus. The passengers are ex pected
in Liverpool tonight, together with
the Idahos crew.
BERLIN, May 3.-The condition OF
the Emperor continues satisfactory
The effect OF the news that another
attempt had been made on the life Of
the Emperor was the signal for an
Astounding outburst of public feeling
which went far beyond the manifesto.
tions made on the previous occasion, a,
Nobeling's attempt exceeded that o,
/ Hoedel in seriousness of its results. A
vast crowd ssmbled around the palscs
aud forced its way into the building
and it only dispersed en- receiving sat
isfactory news of the Emperors condi-
ton. and q warning that their Iowa
manifestations might aggravate suffer.
! ing from his wounds. An official bull.
etin issued from the palace at s:3a
this morning reports that the Emperor
| passed q Quiet night. Pain from his