The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-05
LATEST FOlsEIGN.sEWS.


| The ASSaSSsla ti0ra---IwO Deaths.
BERLIN, June At seems that after the
shooting of the Emperor Oh Sunday, when
the cnraeed populace broke into the apart
ments OF NobelgeD. he discharged two
chambers OF 4 revolver at them. Herr
Soltfeur and the inH-keeper were shot and
severely wounded. The crowd, seeing the
latter bleeding, supposed be was the assas-
sin and fell upon HIM with fury. The un-
fortunate man was SO roughly handled be-
fore the people discovered their mistake
that his life is despaired Of
After the second shot, Nobcigeu turned
his weapon against himself and tired again,
the charge taking effect in his head. He was
| instantly seized and placed in prison. AS
the driver OF the van drove rapidly through
the arclWay at the entrance OF the house,
his head struck against the arch with such
violence that his peck was diSlocated, and
the man died.
CONDITION OF THE EMPEROR.
| BERLIN. June AT midnight the condi-
ton Of the Emperor was satisfactory. Some
Of The shots in his arm have not yet been
extracted. The doctors decided to leave
thcrl to work their way out for fear OF
causing Inflammation.
The statements relative TO Dr.. Ncbc!i-
gems confession are contradictory.
DR.. MODELLING MAKES STARTLING DISCLOSURES.
BERLIN, June DIR. Modelling was
known while in Dresden rs an inotfcnsiVc,
quiet, ard diiieent student, OF highg-culti-
waited manners. but was Il pronounced
| Democrat.
LONDON. June 4.-The ImeS'S Berlin
correspondent says that before losing con-
seriousness Modelling was examined by the
public prosecutor and Judge or inquiry in
the presence OF his mother, who had been
summoned to identify the prisoner. Head
mitted that lie earnestly sympathiZed with
the U!tramontanes and Socialists; that he had
accomplices; and that though he had no real
son to spare them. he would mention no
names Just then. He owned that the office OF
shooting the Emperor had devolved upon
. him by the drawing OF lots, and he declared
it would be to the public interest were the
head OF tae State to be removed. The Ger
man public have. therefore, to confront the
terrible possibility OF the existence of a So
cialist conspiracy TO take the Emperor's
life. in which men of rank and cul-
lure are concerned. The town continues
| in 4 state OF the greatest excitement
and affection. Whether committed by an
| Ultramontane or Socialist, or madman-a
point about which reports diticr-the crime
will be sure to produce grave consequences.
The examination OF Modelling cannot be pro-
ceeded with on account Of his prccarOus
condition. A letter has been found, which
shows that Modelling correspondent with
German Socialists and Democrats in Eng
land.
THE EMpEROR'S CONDITION.
BERLIN, juno 4.-The Emperor William
was able to be removed to another bed to-
day. The police have made domiciliary
visits to the residences of Schapirg, Rackow,
Most, and Aver, editors Of the Socialist Ber-
lin Free Press, and coniiscated various doc
uments. The search is proceeding at FL
berield for the workmen who on Sunday
morning last stated that an attempt to assas-
snate the Emperor would be made that af-
ternoon.
England.
LONDON, June 4.-Ihe Times, in 4 leading
article, says "The Government deserves
very great credit for the clearness ST view
and firmness with which they have adhered
to the principle OF free discussion OF the
| treaty OF San Steiano. Their success will
have the legitimate effect OF enhancing the
authority with which this country will enter
upon the coming discussion"
The Times approves the selection Of
Lords Beaconstield and Salisbury, and says
it will certainly conduce to the dispatch OF
business and add weight to the conclusions
OF the congress, and that it is, i'll spite OF
some disadvantages, probably OIL the whole
the best thar could have been made.
Disrmeii.
LONDON, June 4.-The Daily Neaos's st.
Petersburgh dispatch says Lord Bcacons'
fields appointment as representative to
the congress causes satisfaction here. Some
| ,I,,t -, CIT aft nj m
will necessitate collective action, as pro-
posed by the Berlin memorandum.
Franco.
VERSAILLES, June 4.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day General Borel, Minister oil
War, refused to disavow the actions of the
brigadier OF gcndarmerie, whose proceed
ing had been offensive, and left, declaring
that he would not accept situation obligins
him to pay attention to such complaints.
Rome.
POPE LEO SENDS REGRETS TO BERLIN.
ROME, June 4.-Pope Leo has sent q dis
patch to the Emperor OF Germany express
| ing his regret at tho atrocious attempt or
the life OF his Imperial Majesty.
1HE POPE AND SOCIALISM IN GERMANY.
The Pope has directed Cardinal Franch
to dispatch argent instructions to tht
Catholic clergy of Germany to use every
effort to prevent the spreadingof socialism
His Holiness has had q conference on thu
subject with Cardinal LedochoWski, Arch
bishop Of Posen, to obtain exact in9orma
ton respecting the Socialist party in Ger
many.
ALL THE CABINETS ACCEPT THE INVITATION
BERLIN, June 4.-All the Cabinets hay'
,, accepted Germany's invitation to the con
!. greSs.
Affairs In the East.
sTATE.OF FEELING IN coNsTANTlNoPLE.
i LONDON, June 4.-Adyices from Constan
4 tinopIe indicate q better state OF feeiih
: there and the subsistence Of the recent eS
e Icitement and anxiety. The successful cor
$ clusion OF the negotiations for the congress
) has taken q great burden of anxiety frol
the public mind.
I, Consols touched higher prices here yes
r terday than they have reached at any tim