The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-04


purely political He hates the Emperor
because his popularity prevents the extern
sion of socialism.
HIS RECOVERY DOUBTFUL.
Nobsling's recovery il despaired Of. Al
though rumors Of his death are premature
dissolution is liable to occur at any mo-
ment Two balls entered his head, causing
a conclusion to his brain. He remained
conscious until fvo o'clock last evening.
when his mind wandered.
STARTLING DISCLOSURE.
He peremptorily refused to name his ac-
completes. A startling discovery was made
last night, which has greatly alarmed the
military and the officers of the government.
After the arrest of Modelling letter arrived
for him. dated Paris, from prominent Sc
cialist lately expelled from Berlin and who
afterward visited London.
BLACK CALLS UNTO RED.
The letter proves that there exists wide
spread conspiracy against the life of the
whole royal family, especially the Emperor
and the Grown Prince. The excitement
among the officials throughout the country
is intense, although this discovery is kept
from the people.
The aspect Of the streets is entirely
changed from that which is familiar to
Berliners. Thousands still throng around
the palace anxiously inquiring for the latest
news regarding the monarch's health. All
are perfectly quiet, speak only in subdued
tones and avoid all noises.
HANDLED WITHOUT GLOVES.
Some suspected accomplices of Modelling
have been arrested. The culprit gives the
impression of having great energy and
strength Of will. During Long and,
it must be confessed. by no means gen.
tie surgical operation he did not utter
any sign of pain. He sat perfectly calm
and motionIess while the doctors were
probing, cutting and sewing up his head.
HIS cALxNEss.
He remained perfectly cool and reserved
during the judicial inquiries. He appeared
moved only when confronted with his aged
mother, and cried bitterly.
ARRIVAL OF THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS,
BUT THEY ARE NOT ADMITTED TO TIE SICK
nooM-vNor SO HOPEFUL.
[Bx CABLE TO THE zInALD.1
BERLIN, June 3-Midnight.
The Crown Prince and Crown Princess
arrived at fifteen minutes past ten tonight,
and Immediately fastened to the imperial
palace, but the physicians in attendance
fearing the effect Of the excitement upor
the patient, forbade their entrance to th'
sick room.
NOT so MUCH HOPE
Apprehensions increase that the EN-
pcror's constitution is terribly shaken, and
that it will be incapable Of enduring the
great shock produced by the wounds
Fever has not yet appeared. although much
anxiety is felt.
ABOUT TO ABDIcArE.
am able to state on good authority thai
the Emperor William entertains serious
thoughts of abdication, or Of asking thai
the Crown Prince be appointed temporary
Regent.
ANXIOUS YRIESDs
Despite the lateness of tho hour large
crowd still fingers around the palace.
ARE raiRE AccoMPLIcEs?
In reference to the report that Note
ling, the nssailant Of the Emperor. had
accomplices, the North Gernaa Gazette says
that when his mother visited him in prison
he denied receiving anything for tho deed,
and answered negatively when asked If tho
lot to commit the crime fell upon him.
CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS REGARDING DIR.
xoBELlSo's CONFESSIONS.
tpr CABLE TO THE HsRALp.1
LONDON, June g. 1873
The statements made relative 10 DR. Nobcing',
confessions arc contradictory. The specials 10 the
Times and Daily Ners alcge In opposition TO Other
dispatches that Modelling owned having been sc
Iected by lot, drawn BY consprators. to shoot the
Emperor.
PRINCE BISMARCK.
Prince Bismarck has arrived ut Berlin
MODELLING RrroRTHD DEAD
The Daily Teieraph's despatch from Berlin says
a report IL current there that DR. Modelling IL
dead This report Is uncon1rmcd from any other
sourccl.
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