Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-03
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO AssAss1sArE EMPEROR WI

parently proceeding from house in the ave-
nue. Under der Linden were fred at him. The
Emperor was wounded in one arm and on the
cheek by buckshot and small shot. The would
be assassin is a DR.. Nabeling, occupying apart
ments No. 10 Under der Linden. 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 per-
sonal attendant jumped into the carriage and
supported the emperor until the carriage
reached the palace. The emperor was con-
veyed to bed and several grains of shot ex-
tracted, causing great loss of blood. The en-
peror suffered great pain, but never lost con-
seriousness. At o'clock this evening no seri-
apprehensions were felt as to his condition.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS OF THE CRIME.
BERLIN, April 2.-The following is taken
from official accounts and bulletins published
in regard to the attempted assassination of the
emperor: Modelling fred twice with double
barrelled gun. The emperor received about
thirty small shot in the face, head, both arms
and back, but this evening his general condition
had improved in a satisfactory manner. I'm
mense crowds from all parts of thu
city thronged into the avenue Under der
Lindon upon the news becoming known.
THE ASSASSIN.
ia Carl Edward labelling, a native of Rollno,
near Bernbaum, aged 80 years. He is a resi-
dent of Berlin, doctor of philology, an
agriculturalist and habitue of Democratic
socialist clubs. A quantity of arms we're
found in his apartments. He fired on the
persons attempting to arrest him, with a
on his own head. He confesses
the crime, but obstinately refuses to
state his motives. He is at the hospital station
of the Molken Market Police district, attended
by his mother and daughters.
THE ASSASSIN CONFEssEs.
BERLIN, June "A strong escort Of mounted
police barely suficed to protect Modelling from
the mob when going to the hospital. There
was rumor current that the assassins name
was Ludwig and that he was religious fanatic.
This, however, seems to be based on the fact
that file of the Ultramontane journal Ger.
mania was found in his room. A late
telegram says Modelling confessed he cherished
murderous designs for eight days, because be
considered the Emperor's removal would be q
public benefit. He declared he favored social
ism, and had attended socialistic meetings
Some accounts say Modelling is supposed to be
dying. 1t is known that few days ago Nobel
ing unsuccessfully applied for government EN-.
ployment.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
LONDON, June I'm consequence of DR.
Nabeling's attempt to assassinate the Emperor
of Germany the Crown Prince Frederick
William and wife started for Berlin.
THE CONGRESS.
VIENNA June Count Andrassy informed
the Hungarian delegation that he had received
positive communications that the congress
would assemble on the 18th of June. The fac
that Germany had issued invitations was ia
vorable sign that the basis on which the con
| Qre6S had heen m W. al aH1yo >+o<
| by Russia and England.
| LONDON, June 2.-Papers usually credited
with official information say, it is believed tn,
| government intends to announce to parliamen
Monday that an understanding relative to tn,
congress~has been reached and invitations hav,
| been issued: The Post announces that Lords
Beaconsfeld, Salisbury and Russell viii
represent England. The two former intend tc
| embark Thursday, probably on man-of- war
| with an escort.
| REFUSED BY MoHAMMEDASs.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, June 2.-In consequence o
the failure of the Porte's commissioners t
pacify the Mohammedan insurgents, the Rus
SLAMS and Bulgarians have attacked their posi-
lions, but have been everywhere repulsed, eS
cept near Ortakeni. The Porte has prepared
memorandum for the congress, declaring it wa
hurried into signing the San Stefano treaty b
Grand Duke Nicholas, at each pause in the ne
gotiations, threatening to advance on Constan
tinople.
EXTRAORDINARY COMPROMISE.
VIENNA, June 2.-The lower house has passe
the bill relative to the amount to be contrib
uted by each section of the monarchy toward
the expenditure for the so-called commo
affairs. Thereby the most essential point Q
| the Austro-Hungarian compromise is dispose
of.
| THE FRENCH DERBY
PARIS, June 2.-The French Derby was wo
to-day by Insulaire, with Clercher second an
Stathonder third. Thirteen horses ran.