Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-09
GERMANY.
The EmperOr's Condition Continues
Fav0rabie-Public Feeling Tend
ing Toward a Republican
Form Of Government
Other News

BERLIN, June THE ministry of state is
| considering measures for immediate adoption
in the interest of order and public security,
| and also what measures shall be submitted 10
| the federal council.
PUBLIC FEELING PROFOUNDLY DISTURBED.
LONDON, June THE following facts and
rumors show the state of public feeling in
Germany: The editor and a messenger of a
! newspaper at Glauchart have been arrested
for the publication of socialIstic writings A
committee has been formed in Berlin to pur-
chase the house at No. Is Inter der L nden,
and to convert it into place of religious wor-
ship. Numerous manufacturers have re-
solved to discharge all their workmen at
tending socialist meetings. Between twenty
and thirty persons have been arrested IN va
rious towns for expressing regret at the fall
ure of Nobling to kill the emperor. At Bruins
wick and Barmen, men have been arrested
CHARGED with telling of Nobling's attempt
The Hamburg police closed a socialistic
meeting. At Wilhelm Haven men have been
arrested charged with predicting beforehand
the KONG With, ln would strike the Grosser
Kurfuerst.
Such, says the Berlin correspondent of the
Times, are the incredible statements now go-
ing the rounds of the German press. Some
newspapers announce that Nobling's condI-
ton has improved, and that there is some
prospect of his recovery; but the story of the
surgical operation Is false, and so also seems
to be the circumstantlal account of mis- ad-
mission, IN the presence of his mother and of
the police, about his accomplices and of the
drawing of lots to determine vino should I'M
dertake the emperor assassination.
The National Gazette says that when Mob
hng's mother reached the PRISON, he was al
ready unconscious, and he has been so ever
since.
A person who knew Nobling intimately at
Halle, says that he has often had fits of in
sanity.
The Kiel Gazette says that, while at Dres-
den, Nobling was suddenly seized with the
idea that he had found the solution of the
eartern question, and started for London,
declaring his determination to submit his
plan to the British government
The London Telegraph says: 1--WE have
authority to state that the rumors about
Nobling's connection with the socialist con-
spirators In England, and about the part
taken by the English police in communicating
the alleged fact to the German authorities,
are entirely baseless. There is some evidence
that Nobling was an extreme social demo.
Graf, and that he had made arrangements
which precludes the presumption of any pre-
meditated plan to shoot the emperor. The
Scotland Yard detectives have a letter, writ
ten by Nobling two days before his attempt
against the life of the emperor, which shows
that no such purpose was then present in his
lin, as we'll as the London police, is that
Nobling, though in perfect possession of his
reasoning faculties. suffered himself to be-
come the creature of passion and diabol-
ical impulse. They discredt altogether the
story Of drawing lots. Another significant
fact u.s. there were a dozen empty beer glasses
on Nobling's table when the crowd broke
into his room, which, the servant says, he
had never seen there before.
THE EMPERoR's WOUNDS.
BERLIN, June THE shot in the left arm
of the emperor include one buckshot. which,
on account of its size, may have to be ex-
tracted, while the smaller shot will be allowed
to remain. 1t is untrue that Nobling has
been operated on.
THE NATIONAL ORGANS OPINION.
BERLIN, June THE National Gazette,
the organ of the liberals, says that if the
government comes before the reichstag ask
ing TO- extraordinary powers to protect the
dynasty and country, we are convinced that
such powers will be readily granted by ma
jority OF the reichstao, the government, of
course, accepting the responsibility for the
necessity of such powers and their cor stltu-
tional application.
PROPOSED DISSOLUTION OF THE REICHsTAG.
BERLIN, June Prussia yesterday sub
mitted to the federal council motion signed
by Bismarck proposing the dissolut ion of the
relchstag. The motion points out that, in
view of a sec md attempt on the life of the
emperor, the governments responsibility for
the maintenance of order does not permit
them to rest content with having merely in
troduced former abortive anti-soclalist bill,
but they cannot count upon another bill
which thew intend to introduce meeting with
better success in the existing reichstag. The
government the motion says, does not wish
to restrict any free legal movement.
HE SLEEPS WELL.
BERLIN, June An official bulletin at
half-past nine O'Clock this evening says: The
emperor slept calmly during the afternoon.
His appetite has not improved. Remember
ing that to-day is the anniversary of his
fathers death he was In a depressed and
PROSTATE condition"
NOBLING MAKES ANOTHER EFFORT TO
SHUTTLE OFF.
Noblipg again attempted suicide, but was
prevented by his guards. Four students have
been arrested, charged with completely in the
attempt to assasslnate the emperor.
1t is asserted Germany has invited the
powers to consider the necessary measures for
checking conspirators located abroad