The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE ls7s-QUADRUPLE SHEET


comes all Immediate danger. His physicians have
defnitivcy resolved not 10 extract the shots stll
in the Emperors body by inclson.
TO VISIT HIS UNCLE
The Car OF Russia has announced his intention
OF visiting his imperial uncle, the KAISER. on his
way to Ems where his arrival is expected In the
beginning OF the coming week.
THE DAYS BULLETINS
An official bulletin timed ten O'Clock last even
ing said :-"Ths mornings favorable stage OF the
Emperor's condition has continued throughout the
day. He slept well during the previous night and
has now no pain and no fever
Must LEAVE BERLIN.
A despatch from Berlin 10 the Pail Mall Gazette
last evening said that the physicians IN attendance
upon the Emperor are ANXIOUS TO have him re-
moved from Berlin lie will probably 60 TO Babels-
berg next week
THE PARLIAMENT TO BE DISSOLVED.
The HERALD's Berlin correspondent also an
nounces that the general elections for the Relchs
tag win be appointed for the middle OF July The
present Parliament will certainly be dissolved dur
ing the coming week.
STRENGTHENING THE POLICE.
The Berlin police corps has been strcngthed By
200 new men, The dread OF socialism Is growing
every hour. NJ ess.b ~ ,- .1.,....
THE REIcHsrAG now WILLING.
The Tines Berlin correspondent says:-"lt Is
morally certain that the Reichstag would have
passed a bill Of more definite wording than the
one thrown out before IL an extraordinary session
had been convened. The government at first In.
tended to adopt this policy, but finally determined
on dissolution
WHAT THE NEW BODY MUST DO
The new Parliament is expected to meet soon
after the election, or about the LIST OF August.
During the electoral period the Federal Council
will draw up bills to be submitted to the German
Pariamen. They will comprise not only
measures against socialdcmocratc excuses l ut
also bills relative to the economical policy OF the
government Pending elaboration and adoption
OF these Legislative measures the administration
viii be occupied in enforcing existing laws ami
regulations, 80 far rs they may apply to cases
affecting Individual liberty OF travelling from place
to place.
MILITARY VIGILANCE
The military authorities OF Germay are adopting
extensive precautionary measures and the GUS
tomary Whitsunude burroughs have not been
granted.
ACTIVITY or THE POLICE.
Several houses In Berlin were searched by the
police yesterday AID many persons arrested. Herr
Most, socialist member OF the Relchstag, mas
been sentenced to six weeks imprisonment Tor
persistng In addressing meeting at Chemnitz
after the Police had declared 1t closed.
Furnishing DISLOyALTy.
Eight persons were tried In Berlin yesterday Tor
using disoyal language IN speaking OF the Emperor.
Seven OF the prisoners were sentenced to from
i've years. to eighteen months imprisonment
Judgment was deferred In one case.
NEW YORK AT HENLEY.
The Columbia College crew OF New York arrived
at Henley on Monday night, without stopping in
London They found the Red Lion Tavern ul, and
secured quarters ut the Royal Hotel. They took
their first pull on Tuesday afternoon in their
cedar boat The new boat and strange water put
them at considerable disadvantage Their first
run the course rather disappointed the boat
men who witnessed 1t. Since then, with many
changes in the boats rigging, they have made
great improve ment, and the river men loud In
praises Of their style II any fault Is found IL is
that they are too light
THEIR PRACTICE.
The crew goes about two and q halt miles each
morning. and afternoon, which distance they win
probably not increase much No other crew Ia ex-
pectcd for fortnight, until which time they will
have the boathouse to themselves. Alter that
time the boathouse win be very crowded and In
convenient The crew have not yet made their
entries but they expect to be In both OF the four
cared races. II is stated that the Camb ridge four
Will consist Of men VINO were IN the recent Unlver.
sity race.
CHANCES CT SUCCESS.
The Oxford crew, It Is believed, win be composed
OF new men. They are expected to arrive in q
fortnight. The represe natives OF the thames
Rowing Club are not expected until the day
Of the race. The Co.umbias are In yigor.
GUS health, the voyage across the Atlantic did
them no HARM and the change OF climate has, as
yet had no III elect upon them. They are much
pleased with their quarters and treatment. Much
interest Is manifested ut Henley anu In that neigh
borhood regarding the Columbia crew, and their
rowing Is greatly admired.
NEW FEATURE OF THR COTTON STRIKE
A special despatch from Manchester to ycster-
days ran Man gazette says-'A gentleman Is in
Liverpool to-day VINO has been deputcd by the
employers or North and Northeast Lancashire
to open negotiations with American steam
ship companies with q view Of bringing over
large number OF English cotton operatives
fom America large number who emi9rated arc
willing to return to England In consequence OF tho
great reductor~ln wages there. Means win be
found to pay the expenses OF passage"
ALMOST HALF A MILLION.
Michael Stcll, o spinner OF bradford, has failed.
His liabilities are $4,000 (s42o,O0o)
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