The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-09

disturbed. No one ventures TO speak freely
in extcnuation of NObings crime; but in
private men say the country is ripe for
republic. France, now under Republican
rule, is prosperous, rich and happy. Ger
many, under the empire, is poor, depressed
and wretched. Worse still, the alliance be-
tween the car and the emperor is danger
Gus. Germany may find herself dragged
into war with which slie has no concern.
She is kept with her hand on her sword
and her people, with many of whom it is
difficult to get bread to eat, are, compelled
to maintain an immense army. The popu-
larity Of the crown prince is nothing COM
pared with that Of the emperor, Should
the latter die, republican revolution might
be attempted.
GAINING STRENGTH.
BERLIN, June THE emperor's strength
is increasing. The swelling Of the right
arm is subsiding The condition of the
other wounds is normal. There are no
symptoms of fever.
IN THE INTEREST OF ORDER.
The ministry Of state is considering
measures for the immediate interest of or.
der and public security and also what
measures shall be submitted to the Federal
! council.
POWERS For PROTECTING THE DYNASTY.
BERLIN, June THE National Gazette,
the organ of the Liberals, says: "lf the
government comes before the Rcichstag
asking extraordinary powers TO protect the
| dy aasty and country, we are convinced that
such powers will be readily granted by a
majority of the Rechstag, the government,
of course, accepting the responsibility for
the necessity of such powers and their con-
tinnal application
NOTION OF DISSOLUTION.
BERLIN, June Prussia yesterday sub
mittcd to the Federal council motion
signed by Bismarck, proposing dissolution
of the Reichstag. The motion points out
that in view of a second attempt on the life
of the emperor the governments response
blity for the maintenance of order does not
permit them to rest content with having
merely introduced former abortive anti
socialist bill, but they cannot count upon
another bill which they intend to introduce
meeting with better success in the existing
Reichstag The government, the motion
says, does not wish to restrict any free and
legal movement.
THE LATEST.
An official bulletin at 6 80 says that the
emperor slept calmly during the afternoon
His appetite has not improved. Remem.
bcring that to-day is the anniversary of his
fathers death, he was in depressed and
plOstratc condition.
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Nobling again attempted suicide, but
was prevented by the guards.
Four students have been arrested charg
ed with completely In the attempt to assas
sinatc the emperor.
1t is asserted Germany has invited tn,
Powers to consider necessary measures fo
checking tie conspirators located abroad.
STATE OF CONFEDERATION.
LONDON, June "A special from Berli
states that Il dissolution of the Rcichsta
is as good AS accomplished the assent q
the Federal Council being certain. TIL
Liberals are in state of CONSERVATION
The government will, pending the new cleo
tions take the most extreme measures al
lowed by the law to meet the great Socia
crisis. 1t appears that state of siege ha
been under discussion, but VII not be pro
claimed at present,
A soldier has been stabbed at DantziC
and sentries fired upon.
A Paris correspondent asserts that Prime
lIohcnlohe, German Ambassador to France
will be second plenipotentiary of Germany
to the Congress.