Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-05
TOUCHING SYMPATHY.

the palace of the Crown Prince, was kept clear |
by the police to secure perfect quiet. Their |
services were scarcely necessary. The crowd |
was quiet and patient to a touching degree.
1t seems that after the shooting Of the empe. |
ror Sunday, when the enraged populace broke |
into Nabeling'a. apartment he fred twice at
them, severely wounding Haeltfeur, an inn |
keeper. The crowd, seeing him bleeding, sup
posed he was the assassin, fell upon him, and !
he was so roughly handled before the peo-
pie discovered their mistake, that his life is
despaired of. After the second shot Nabeling
shot himself. He was instantly seized and
placed in prison van. As the driver passed
rapidly through the archway at the entrance of
the house, his head struck the arch with such
violence that his neck was dislocated and he
died almost instantly.
The examination of Nabeling cannot be con-
tinued on account of his precarious condition
ROME, June 4.-The Pope has sent dispatch
to the Emperor of Germany, expressing his
regret at TIE atrocious attempt on his life.
NABELINa SELECTED BY LOT.
BERLIN, June 4.-Dr. Nabcling admitted an
earnest sympathy with the Ultramontanes and
Socialists, and that he had accomplices, and
though he had no. reason to spare them, he
would mention no names just then. The Office
of shooting the emperor devolved on him by a
drawing of lots, and he believed it would be
to the public interest were the head of the
OtaIc w NC removed Inc town CONTINUES In q
state of the greatest excitement and affection.
The crime will produce grave consequences.
CONDITION HOPEFUL.
LONDON, June 4.-OHicial accounts of the
emperor's condition continue favorable. The
German embassy here has received telegram
stating the emperor feels much less pain. The
doctors thought it unnecessary to publish
bulletin at o'clock this evening, as the pa
tents condition was unchanged since the is
suance of the bulletin this morning. There
are, OF course, apprehensions about tho
strength of one SO aged as the emperor to rally
from such shock. 1t is on this account that
the physicians have not attempted to extract
the remaining pellets which are lodged close to
an artery in the wrist fearing Inflammation
and also that further loss of blood would occa-
sion serious enfeeblement. The crown prince
and princess visit the emperor hourly.
DoM1c1LIARY VISITS.
BERLIN, June 4.-The emperor was able to
be removed to another bed to-day. The police
have made domiciliary visits to the residences
Of schapari, Rockous. Most and Auer. editors
of the socialist Berlin Free Press, and confs-
Gated various documents. Search is proceed
ing at Elbenfeldt, for the workmen who on
Sunday morning last stated that an attempt to
assassinate the emperor would be made that
afternoon.
MARTIAL LAW.
AGRAM, June 4.-The Gazette of this place.
states that Austria has proclaimed martial law
oa the Schovonian-Bonat frontiers, in conse-
quence of outbreaks of Bosnian refugees.
STILL LATER.
LONDON, June 5.-A Berlin dispatch says
symptoms of fever in the emperor's case are
| not expected before tomorrow. The wounds
in the emperor's face are already healing. he
is cheerful and has already expressed a wish to
leave his bed.
LOOKING AFTER THE SOCIALISTS.
LONDON June 5.-A Berlin special says the
Reichstag will probably be summoned again
shortly, and if it again refuses to pass an anti
| socialist bill, it will be dissolved. Berlin
correspondent says a cabinet council to-day, at
which Prince Bismarck presided, decided to
| await the result of the emperor's wounds be-
fore deciding upon measures to be adopted
against the socialists. The correspondent adds
that this decision seems also. to dispose of the
rumors in regard to a regency. It is
! believed large number of socialists have re-
Gently came to Berlin. The authorities are
| taking precautions against any outbreaks The
richer classes are exceedingly uneasy and fear
trouble, especially if the government, as antici
| pated, attempts repreesive legislation.
PARIS, June 4.-The French government has
offered to aid in the discovery of socialist.
mere WIN Wnom lr. NaDellng correspondent.
NABEL1Na UNCONSCIOUS.
LONDON June ga Berlin dispatch says DR.
Nabeling has been unconscious since his SECOND
examination Sunday evening. 1t appears tina
Nabeling's father and sister died mad.
RUSSIA FIRM.
LONDON, June "A st. Petersburg dispatcl
says despite the large section of public dlstrus
in the result of the congress, there is no indi
cation Of the governments wavering or wish
ing 10 retract.
A correspondentatVie reports Gen. Tod lie
ben has modified his proposition, heretofor
published, promising to withdraw by the sec
ond week of July if the Turks evacuate Shum
la and the outlying works of Varna, ant
will only send detachments beyon,
Tchataldja. The Turks will probably refuse
POPE LEO AND GERMAN SOCIALISM.
ROME, June 4.-The pope has directed Car
dinal Fanchi to dispatch urgent instructions t
the Catholic clergy Of Germany to use ever
effort to prevent the spreading of socialism
His Holiness also had long conference on tn
subject with Cardinal Ledochowski, Arch
bishop of Posen, to obtain exact information
relating to the socialist party in Germany.
INTERNATIONAL POSTAL TREATY.
PARIS, June 4.-The international posta
treaty has been signed. All the changes adopt
ed look towards uniformity of charge
throughout the world. Except in the Indi
and trans United States services are uniform
Separate proposals concerning the use of e,
change letters with declared value, and q
international money orders, are adhered to onl
by the group Of countries composing the cor
! tinent Of Europe. Book packets of two kile
grammes can be sent throughout the poate
union. The right of Japan to control her ow
postal service entire is admitted in principl,
The British and French postoffces are to
shortly removed from the Japan postal unior
The treaty is to take effect in April. 1875
Switzerland continues administrator of tt
postal union with the international bureau .
F Rome.
Il TURKISH MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June An imperial ord,
has been issued appointing safvet Rasha gran
vlzier and minister of foreign affairs vice 4,
: chat and Phosphore; Mastapha Pasha, minist
der recommends the ministry maintain ira
guilty and the security of all classes of ci,
zens and cultivate friendly relations with fo
eign powers.
The British channel squadron has arrived
Crete.
LATER AND BErrEa.
BERLIN, June An official bulletin issu
OF 10 o'clock tonight says the emperor b
been free from pain this evening. Duringthe d
he has repeatedly slept calmly and taken not
ishment with some appetite.
= FRESH DEMANDS FOR THE roRTREssEs.
LONDON, June 5.-A dispatch from Consts