Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-08
TURBULENT TIMES,
GERMANY IN II PANICKY CONDI-
TON.
The Condition Of King Willamette Abate.
ment In the Excitement Much Alarm
Felt-Tho Congress Prospects.
THE Es1pERon's CONDITION.

keIt-1ho Congress PrOspeCts.
THE EMPERoR's CONDITION.
BERLIN, June THE shot left in the arm of |
the Emperor include one buck shot, which, on |
account of its size, may have to be extracted, |
while the smaller shot will be allowed to re-
main. 1t is untrue that Modelling has been |
operated upon. The Emperor's strength is in
creasing. The swelling of the right arm is
snbsiding. The condition Of the other wounds |
is normal. There are no symptoms of fever.
BERLIN. June An official bulletin at $50 |
P. NJ. says the Emperor slept calmly during the
afternoon. His appetite has not improved.
Rcmem bering that to-day is the anniversary of
bis fathers death, he was in q depressed and
p'ostrate condition.
FOR ORDER AND SECURITY.
The ministry Of state is considering meas
ures for immediate adoption in the interest of
order and public security, and also what meas
ures shall be submitted to the federal council.
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS.
BERLIN. June THE National Gazette, organ
of the liberals. says: ''If the government
comes before the Reichstag, asking extraordi
nary powers to protect the ministry and coun-
try, we convinced that such powers will be
readily granted by majority of the Reichstag,
the government of course accepting the re-
sponsibility of the necessity of such powers
and their constitutional application"
AFRAID.
Vienna correspondent says in consequence
Of dread of socialism, Russia's present policy
seems to be to make peace quickly.
THE ALARM.
A special from Berlin says the dissolution of
the reichstag is us good as accomplished, the
assent of the federal council being certain.
The Liberals are in state Of CONSERVATION.
The government will, pending next election,
take most extreme measures allowed by law to
meet the grave social crisis.
1t appears a state OF siege has been under
discussion, but will not be proclaimed at
present. soldier has been stabbed at Dantez
and sentries fired on.
REPUBLIC
New YORK, June IA special from London
says: Private letters received from Berlin speak
of the public feeling as being profoundly dis
turbed. No one ventures to speak openly in
extenuation of Modelling crime, but in private
men say the country is rife for republic
France, now nnder republican rule for seven
years, is prosperous, rich and happy. Ger
many, under the empire, is poor, depressed and
wretched. Worse still. the alliance between
the Gear and the Emperor is dangerous. Ger
many may find herself dragged into war with
which she has no concern. She is kept with
her hand upon her sword and her people, many
of whom find it difficult to get bread to eat,
are compelled to maintain an immense army.
The popularity Of the crown prince is as moth
ing compared with that of the Emperor.
Should the latter die a republican revolution
might be attempted.
The RIPENING FOR REVOLUTION.
LONDON, June THE following facts and
rumors show the state of public feeling in Ger
many:
The editor and manager Of newspaper at
Glachare. has been arrested for the publication
of socialistc writings.
A committee has been formed in Berlin to
purchase house No. IS, Inter der Linden, and
to convert it into place Of religious wor-
shin.
Numerous manufactures have determined to
discharge all their workmen attending social
istic meetings.
Between twenty and sixty persons have been
arrested in various towns for expressing regret
at the failure of Modelling to kill the emperor.
At Brunswick and Baimen, men have been
arrested charged with telling before hand Of
Nobeling's attempt
At Hamburg the police closed a socialist
meeting.
At Withelms Haven a man was arrested
charged with predicting day beforehand that
King Wilhelm would sink the Grosser Kur-
furst.
Such, says sthe Times Berlin correspondent,
are creditable statements going around the
German press.
NoBELING's REPORTED CONFESSION CANARD.
Some papers announce Nobeling's condition
| is improved, and there is some prospect of his
recovery, but the story of a surgical operation
is false and SO also seems to be the
circumstantial account of admissions in the
presence Of his mother and police about his
| ~, - re 1,<
who should undertake the assassination of the
Emperor.
BERLIN. June 7.-Nobeling again attempted
suicide, but was prevented by guards. Four
students have been arrested, charged with COM
| plicity in the attempt to assassinate the en-
peror. It is asserted that Germany has invited
the powers to consider the necessary measures
for checking conspirators located abroad.
| INSANE.
The National Gazette says: When Modelling s
mother reached the prison he was already un-
conscious and has been so ever since. The per-
sons who know Modelling intimately at Halle
say he often had fits of insanity.
The Kiel Gazette says: While at Dresden
| Modelling was suddenly seized with the idea he
! had found the solution of the Eastern question
and started for London, declaring his intention
to submit the plan to the British government.
NOT PREMED1TATED.
| The London Telegraph says: We have au-
thority to state the rumors about Modelling
connection with tie socialist conspirators in
England and about the part taken by the Eng
/ lish police in communicating the alleged facts
! to the German authorities are entirely baseless.
| There is some evidence that Modelling was an
extreme social Democrat. but both the German
| and English police possess evidence that he
had made arrangements which negative the
| presum ption of premeditated plan to shoot
| the Emperor.
DIABOLICAL IMPULSE.
The Scotland Yard detectives have letter
written by Modelling two days before his at
tempt against the life of the Emperor William
which shows no such purpose was then present
in his mind. The view taken by the police Of
Berlin, as well as the London police, is tba
Modelling, though in perfect possession of hi
! reasoning faculties, suffered himself to becom,
| the creature of passion and diabolical i'm
pulse They discredit altogether the story O
drawing lots. Another significant fact is tina
there was dozen empty beer glasses on No
beings table when the crowd broke into hi
room, which the servant says he had neye
seen there before.
AGREEMENT REACHED.
LONDON, June TIT is said England an
Russia have come to preliminary agreemen
with regard to the terms of treaty. Coun
Schouvaloff is taking st. Petersburg informa
ton relative to Great Britain's wishes whic
) will enable Russia to decide about the instru,
) tions to give her plenipotentiaries.
THE GRAIN TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, June IA leading grain circul,
SAYS the wheat trade at the British markets
inactive. but the decline Of prices has bee
mostly arrested by nnfavorable reports
Engli- b crops, and holders offer less pressingl
Lower grades of American wheat slight
higher.
MISCELLANEOUS.