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


HOW THE WOUNDS WE'RE RECEIVED
At the first discharge OF Nobilng's gun the
Emperor received seven shots in the right forearm
and wrist and five in the head ana face. but the
principal portion OF the charge was stopped by his
helmet, which Is completely riddled. BY the second
discharge he received about twenty shots in the
lett upper arm and shoulder and six In the neck.
The folds OF his thick military cloak deadencd tho
effects Of the charge
DANGER OF THE WOUNDS IN THE ARM
LBY CABLE TO THE HERAID,1
LONDON. June S. 1878
telegram from Berlin to the Pan Mall Gazette
says the Emperors condition is as satisfactory as
the circumstances win permit. His wrist is CON
sderably swollen, and the free OF either OF his
hands is impossible. q dangerous injury to the
artery Of the upper part OF the arm being feared.
DESPATCH FROM THE CROWN PRINCESS
rhe German Ambassador at London this after.
noon received despatch from the Crown Princess
OF Germany, reading rs follows 81 nave just seen
the Emperor lie has no fever and no pam. His
left arm Is much swollen. His other wounds arc
healing.n
THE PAIN DOES NOT sUBsIDE.
The Daily 7eieOraph's Berlin despatch says the
pains 10 the Emperors arm do not subside and
cause anxiety.
THE WOUNDS HEALING, BUT THE SWELLING
UNDIMINIsHED.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD
BERLIN, June 8, 1878.
Mo fcI, lar In
this morning =
"After good night the Emperor feels stronger
The wounds In his head and several OF the wounds
In the arm are already healing. The swelling OF
the right arm Ii undminlshed. There are no
symptoms OF fever, but the patient has not much
appetite"
FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS CONTINUE.
An ofiicial bulletin from the palace, timed half
past four r. NJ, says favorable symptoms continue
and the Emperor's appetite has somewhat Inn
proved
A SLIGHT CHANGE
An Official bulletin timed nine p. NJ. reports the
Emperors condition as iollows:-''The tempera-
iurc Of the right forearm has slightly increased,
out there Is no pain or lever"
THREE WEEKS oRDEAL
The Posts Berlin special says:-"The physicians
think that the crisis In the Emperor's condition
will not have passed until three weeks"
PUBLIC FEELING.
The excitement in Berlin and throughout Ger
many does not abate. Every organized body in
every town and the newspapers in Germany and
In very many other parts OF Europe have given
public and strong expression OF horror st the deed
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.
A domiciliary visit was paid last evening to the
Social Democratic Workmen's Institution. The
residences OF the propretors and that OF the man.
ager Of the Institution were also searched and all
their papers and letters seized
ARREST SUPPOSED ACcoMPLrcEs
Three arrests have been made OF parties believed
10 be accomplccs OF Ncbiling In Chcmnitz, Posen
and Brunswick.
THE ALLEGED SOCIALIST CONSPIRACY.
special despatch from London to the Berlin
Post reports that on Saturday last London detcc-
tivcs informed the British government that there
was great agitation among the socialists aud I'M
portant events were imminent
INCREASING EVIDENCE.
The Standards Berlin despatch says:--"Evdonce
Is increasing OF the existence OF plot to assus-
sinatc the imperial family. printer at Poscn has
been sentenced to tour years. Imprisonment Tor
using offensive observations with regard to the
Emperor"
REPRESSION TIIREATENEp.
The sem-oilicial Provincial Correspondence &C
cuses the socialists OF planning the attempt on
the Emperors life with the object OF striking
-. anu states that the government " III ask Par
lament for the necessary means to protect So
eicty -
BEWARE OF FALSE REPORTS
The North German Gazette cautions the public
against trusting any reports except those given
In official bulletins and declares all other state
ments unauthcntic.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND ExAGGRRATIoN."
Tho North German Gazette says the rumors that
the Crown Prince has assumed the regency are TO
be attributed to misunderstanding and cxaggcra-
tion.
TO REPRESENT THE EMPEROR.
1t Is expected that an imperial decree will
shortly be issued empowering the Crown Prince
Frederick William to represent the Emperor In the
TRANSACTION OF public business.
SoBiLISGs CONDITION
DR.. MODELLING continues unconscious.
SAVED FOR THE HANGMAE.
Later accounts say DR.. Nobiling was operated
upon on Tuesday, and there Is now some prospect
OF Keeping him alive.
THE SOCIAL DANGER ovERsHADowrYo EVERY
THING THE PUBLIC AsTouNDED
TpY CABLE TO THE BERALD.1
LONDON, June s, 1873
A Berlin despatch to the Times says the subject
Il the Congress has become matter OF indGer-
ence and even the Grosscr Kurirst calamity IL
hardly spoken OF In the presence Of the ATTEMPTED