The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-03

the hourly bulletins that are. sent out an
nouncing the Emperor's condition.
IN GOOD CONDITION.
A bulletin published in Berlin at mid
night, announces that the Emperor has
slept. asked for water,u beef tea and wine,
and convcrsed affably with his physicians
HURRIED LEAVES TAKING.
In consequence Of Dr.. Nobeling's attempt
to assassinate the Emperor of Germany, the
Grown Prince Frederick William and wife
have started for Berlin.
THE NEWS IN NEW YORK.
VIEWS or PROMINENT GERMAN CITIZENS RE-
GARDINo THE ATTEMPTED AssAssiNATIoN-A
LEArING SOCIALISTS OPINION.
A prominent German, OF radical opinions, who has
only recently back from Faiherand, aud who. IN
view OF his probable speedy return. desired that his
name be not mentioned gave IN interesting Wow OF
the probable which led TO the present 0feadt
Tie socialistc Of the last thirty ycars led
by SUCH. men as Lasallc, Schultze-Delitzch, Kari
Blind and iostcrcd by the republicans OF the type OF
Dr. jacobs, said he had boon always underost imatcd
time the discomfort with the political condition
OF the Empire among tho lower classes had
been greatly intensified In bitterness by the
hard timos, which even w.rse In Germany than
In tho Unitcd States Upon the nceis Of tho Franco
German and The indemnity of 81. COO Geo. 600
followed Of speculation and extrava-
cameo In Germany strongly resembling thai
witch prevailed ia this country during the
war but exceeding It in It's extent Tho
"Gr0ndungs schwin del"-tho "promotion" OF
hundred sham enterprises and speculative papor
pauos-whcn led TO such terrible financial crash
In Berlin years ago, carried and suffering
into thousands OF tumilies Since then tho destitu-
ton in Germany, and moro especially in PRUSSIA,
hal been something frightrul. In Berlin tho
cjcctmsnt OF poor people from the crowded tenement
houses nonpayment OF rent had been, In several
casos accompanied by bloodshcd; for not only tho
police but tho troops enforce these cjecmcn,s
with their bayoncts as against the popuIaco who
openly dofcndcd the poor tenants to tho last degree
81 nave travelled considerably IN Europe said the
HERALD informant, .'and nowhere l many
empty houses 10 let so much overbuilding, over,
specializing and general pros,ratlon Germany
and particularly In Northern Germany. Tho brilliant
victories OF Moitke and Bismarck have given Ger
many splendid military prestige, but after all It is only
whlicd sepolchrc. The indemnify Of 81 0O0 QUO
Instead or relieving tho thousands Of orphans and
widows deprived OF their broad-winners or promo,-
ing Industry and labor, werc used for military lor-
Aoations and o.hor military purposes, VOL
as Tor q reptile fund.- called
tRcptilien fund.-. employed by Bismarck 10
corrupt the German press Instead Of loosening
the roins tho dcspoc mitarism hich has crushed
out Tho Industrial and agricultural progress OF Ger
many, they havc been oven tghtencd since Tho war;
The wnolo machinery and tho entire OF tho
a nj h0i nj ed her
gems tho peaceful puryuit OF prosperity must sub
serve purposes oil tho hishost military develop
mcnt possible"
All this, he continued had mado the socialists and
rods probably desperate. and seeing To the Emperor
the gr .at powerful embodiment OF this autocratic
and detestablo mitarsm Il wohdef that their
bullets wsro aimed at his heart for Il not he
| who, In 1913, allowed tho people OF Berlin 10 DO
| moved down by his arliiicrys " possible
| that this Modelling had acted upon his impulse
but tho probability that the assassination Of the
Emperor well prepared by tho radical socialstic
societies aud tho revolutionary elements OF Germany
who had found IN this thcorctic enthusiast cheerful
| tool for their desperate work. IL was not at
| all Impossible that this first move would be
| followed by a popular uprising, which might again
give rise TO tho bloody scencs 0! 1850. Tho army
probably strong enough 10 quel such AZ uprising,
out 10 any the interior disturbance OF pcacc
OF tho Empire could only DO haugnt with DISASTROUS
| rc.ults 10 tho already oppressed German people.
Mr. LcLz, editor OF tho AiLyrnseinc Zeitung (lato
Demokyan. . German republican daily, published
In this ciiA stated tnat tho communistic party In
Berlin 70 very large. only two weeks ago the CON-
muniss marched 10000 strong at the funeral OF
Drcntcl, ono Of their leaders, who died ~ prison
This occurred fe~ days after tho recent attempt
on tho Emperors life. stiii, the majority OF Bcrn's
workingmen have no sympathy with that class,
wn.cn 10 chiefly composed OF Foreigners. There arc
no lees than 10000 French iaborcrs In tho German
capital. and The number Of Poles least cqu lily
largo
There exists" he said, mo such thing rebel
iious feeling among tho Gcr,nan- They are Intensely
loyal 10 tho Housc oi hohcrzolcrn. and all casscs
regard tho Emp ror William child does It's
iatner. The unity he has created for all Germany
has cndcarcd him 10 nil OF his subjcc cas-,
aad 10 has raordinary strong hold
upon tho affections OF mo middle classes
Nevertheless, there cxSts throughout Germany
Just iccing OF discomfort brought about by the
hard times. the large sssndsae army, the heavy
taxes, aud tho fact thai standing tho mi.
ards received from France the country has p
psfcd o. late, mas tended 10 inerca.c tn,
uneasy feeling nov prevailing to m extraof.
nary extent ms feeling has aIio been kept aivo
by ,wo political parties both Of which endc
ing TO amciiorate the condition OF the no pie but
which ~ tho manner u their proceedings
are Numerically opposed 10 ono another
one party composed OF commun SITS.
pure aud SIMPLE lacy are mostly isreign-
ers or OF foreign origin. maze great deal
u nose aud tho bad o. business generally has
bscn a grea, lover their hauds 10 increase as,ia-
ton. The other party. caiici iho pr sorea psri -
composed Of cduciici Gcrmans. al socialists, who
arc icd by the prof 81 the aGvcrillcs. This
parry sbnors revelation and assassnstson aud they
dcsirc TO lmrsove ,Lc condition tho people
through the enactment Of better laws rhis class =
very loyal the Emperor and ~ very ,nnaen.ai be.
sides. Tho governments even, o. certain occasions.
has taken counsel and advice nom the leaders 81 this
socialist party. la certain districts Of Sax.
ony, where no vo1ycrs reside Ia large
Observation-Disclosures h1xn unaAA