The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany Immensely Disturbed
Her Condition cOntrasted with that
ofFranoe.
Alliance with Russis Deprecated.
Wholesale Arrest of Socialists.
Terrible Mine Explosion in Lam
oashire.
Ai...k.. - hH:.n.. KiIIad
Alliance with Russia Dspreoate
Large Number Of Miners Killed.
GERMANY.

LONDON says: frlvAte letsers receiVeu
from Berlin speak Of the public feeling
as being profoundly disturbed. No one
ventures to speak openly in extenuation
Of Nobling's crime, but, In private, men
say the country Is ripe for republic.
France, now under republican rule for
seven years, is prosperous, rich and
happy. Germany, under the empire, is
poor, depressed and wretched. Worse
still, the alliance between the Gar
and the Emperor Is dangerous. Germa-
ny may find herself dragged into the war
with which she has no concern. She is
kept with her hand upon her sword, and
her people, many Of whom find 1t difficult
to get bread, are compelled to maintain an
immense army. The popularity Of the
Crown Prince Ia as nothing compared
with that Of the Emperor. Should the
latter die Republican revolution might
be attempted.
THE EMPRRoR's CONDITION.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE shot left In the
arm Of the Emperor include one buck
shot, which on account Of It's size, may
have to be extracted, while the smaller
shot will be allowed TO remain. II is un.
true that nothing has been operated on.
The Emperor's strength is increasing.
The swelling Of the right arm is subsiding.
The condition Of the other wounds are
normal. There are no symptoms OF
fever.
ORDER AND PUBLIC sEouRIrY.
The Ministry Of State is considering
measures for immediate adoption In the
interest Of order and public security, and
also what measures shall be submitted TO
the Federal Council.
PECULIAR REMARKS.
The National Gazette, an organ Of the
Liberals, says: II the government comes
before the Reichstag, asking for extra
ordinary powers to protect the dynasty
and country, we are convinced that such
powers will be readily granted by ma.
jority OF the Reichstag, the government,
Of course, accepting the responsibility for
the necessity OF such powers and their
constitutional application.
PUBLIC FEKLIS6 IN GERMASY-ARREsrs
OF socIALIsrs.
Lospos, June THE following facts
and rumors show the state OF public
feeling in Germany:
The editor and manager OF news.
paper at Gruchan has been arrested for
The publication Of socialistic writings.
A committee has been formed in Berlin
to purchase house No. IS, Under der
Linden, and to convert It intea place Of
religious worship.
Numerous manufacturers have re.
solved to discharge all their workmen
attending Socialistic mi etings.
Between twenty and thirty persons
have been arrested In the various town.
for expressing regret at the failure Of
Nobling to kin the Emperor.
At Brunswick and Baimen men have
been arrested charged with telling be.
forehand Of Nobling's attempt.
At Nomburg the police closed Social.
ist meeting.
At Wilhelmshayen man was arrested
charged with predicting day before
hand that the Koenig Wilhelm would
sink the Grosser Kuriurst
Such, says the 1imsi Berlin CORES
pondent, are the incredible statements
now going the rounds Of the German
press.
Some newspapers announce that Mob.
lings condition has improved, and that
there Is some prospect of his recovery;
but the story Of the surgical operation is
false, and so also seems 10 be the circum.
stantial account OF his admission in the
presence Of his mother and the police
about his accomplices and the drawing Of
lots TO determine Who should undertake
the assassination OF the Emperor.
The National Gasette says when Nobling's
mother reached the prison he was uncon.
scious, and has been so ever since. Per.
sons who knew Nobling intimately at
Halle say he often had tits Of insanity.
The Kiel Ga.eite says while at Dresden
Noblipg was suddenly seized with the idea
that he had found solution Of the East.
ern question, and started for London de.
claring his determination 10 submit the
plan TO the British government.
The London Telegraph says: We have
the authority 10 state that the rumors
about Nobling's connection with the So
cialistic conspirators In England, and
about the part taken by the English po-
lice in communicating the alleged facts
to the German authorities are entirely
baseless. There Is some evidence that
Nobling was an extreme social Democrat,
but both the German and English police
possess evidence that he had made the
arrangements with the negative preSump-
ton Of any premediated plan to shoot
the Emperor,
The Scotland yard detectives have 4
letter written by Nobling, two days be.
fore the attempt against the lie Of the
Emperor, which shows that no such pnr.
pose was then present in his mind. The
view taken by the police Of Berlin, as well
As the London police, is that Nobling,
though In perfect possession OF his reas-
oning facilities, suffered himself to become
4 creature Of passion and dlabolical i'm
pulse. They discredit altogether the story
Of the drawing lots. Another significant
fact ID that there we're q dozen empty beer
glasses on Nobling's table when the crowd
broke into the room, which the servants
say they had never seen there before.
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