The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
ROWN PRINCE AND THE REGENCY.
Tracing the Conspiracy in
the Capital.
PROBABLE DEATH OF THE ASSASSIN.
Sentiments in London and Rome Re.
garding Socialism.
Icy CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

[By CABLE TO TIE HERALD.1
BERLIN, June 4. 1878.
The Emperor slept six hours last night,
but looks very pale to-day. He was re-
moved to another bed this morning. His
exhaustion has somewhat increased, but he
is perfectly conscious. Both wrists are so
swollen that the use of his hands is no lon
ger possible.
THE REGENCY scHEME.
His physicians have ordered that the EN-
peror shall be guaranteed the utmost quiet,
therefore the interview this morning with
the Grown Prince and Crown Princess was
very short The Emperor requested Prince
Frederick William to discharge the routine
business of royalty, as was announced in
these dispatches last night would be the
case.
CABINET COUNCIL.
The Crown Prince, however, strongly
protests against the idea of regency, and
up to the hour of sending this despatch has
not changed his mind. IA Cabinet council
has assembled this afternoon under the
Presidency of Prince Bismarck.
ON THE TRACK OF THE CONSPIRACY.
The police have made domiciliary visits
to the residences of Schapira, Rackow, Most
and Auer, editors Of the Socialist Berlin Free
Press and confscated various documents.
The search is proceeding OF Elberfeld for
the workman who. on Sunday morning
last, stated that On attempt to assassinate
the Emperor would be made that after
noon.
PREPARING ron THE THRILL.
The Judge charged with the preliminary
inquisition received to-day tho helmet,
cloak, shirt and uniform that His Imperial
Majesty wore on Sunday. They are oil
besmeared with blood and pierced with shot.
NoBuINo WILL PROBABLY DIE
MODELLING is still alive, although perfectly
unconscious. Prospects of his recovery
exist, but madness is feared, owing to the
dreadful shock which his brain received
from the pistol balls which glanced off his
skull. e-..
THE INVESTIGATION DELAYED
The examination OF MODELLING cannot be con-
tinucd on account OF his precarIous condition
DR.. Nobiing was known while In Dresden as an
inofensive,, quiet and dlligent student OF highly
cultivated manners. but was pronounced DEM
ocrat
USGENERoUs TREATMENT BY THE MOB.
When the enragod populace broke into Nobillngs
apartment on the Unter den Linden he discharged
two chambers or q revolver ut them. Herr Holt.
ieur, an innkeeper. was shetland severely wounded.
Ihe crowd seeing the atterbleeding supposed he
was the assassin and Tell upon him with great fury.
The unfortunate man was 80 roughly handled be-
lore the people discovered their mistake that his
life Is despaircd OIL
DRivERiXILLED.
After his SECOND shot Nobiling turned his weapon,
against himself AMI nred again, the charge taking
effect in his head lie was Instantly seized ana
placed In prison van As the driver OF the van
drove rapidly through the archway ut the entrance
OF the house his head struck against the arch with
such violence that his neck was dslocated and the
man died.
FAVORABLE CONDITION STILL CONTINUES.
An official bulletin issued at ten O'Clock to- night
SAYS the Emperor has been free from pain this,
evening During the day he has repeatedly slept
calmly and taken nourisirment with some appetite,
sGRIEr oP.THE POPE.
Pope Leo sent o despatch from Rome to thet
Emperor expressing his regret at the atrociouss
attempt on the life OF Ills Imperial Majesty.
THE POPE OPPOSED TO SOCIALISM.
The Pope also directed Cardinal Franchr to de-
spatch urgent instructions TO the Catholic clergy
OF Germany to use every enort to prevent tho
spreading OF socialism His Holiness has also.had
q long conference on the subject with Cardinal
Ledochowski, Archbishop OF Posen, to obtain exact
Information respecting the socialist party in Ger.
many.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS nrcRrvED.AT LONDON RE-
PORT YAvonAnLE CONDITION TIE onuAr
Spectre THAT ovgRnAEos oERMANY.
[pY CABLE TO THE HRRALD.l
LONDON, June 4, 1875
The oflcal accounts OF the Emprors conditions
continue favorable. The German Embassy here
has received q telegram, stating that the Emperor
feels much less pain. The doctors thought 1t un-
necessary to publish n bulletin ut 1--WE O'Clock