The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-06-06
GERMANY.
NOBLING's CONDITION.

NOBLING's CONDITION.
BERLIN, June 4.-Thc examination of
NObling cannot be continued on account
of his prccarious condition.
ACCEPTED.
BERLIN, June Al! the cabinets accept
the invitation to the congress to meet in
this city on the 18th inst
WAITING FOR TIDL .
|, Last night many thousand people throng
ed the 'hborhood of the palace, waiting
for bulle, rs Of the Empcror's condition,
The space from Chariot s,.asse to the
palace of the Crown Prince was kept clear
by the police to ensure perfect quiet. Their
services were scarcely necessary, as the
crowd was quiet and pa, ,cnt to touching
degree.
FATALITIES ATTENDING NOBr 'YG's SHOT.
BERLIN. June At seems that after the
shooting Of the Emperor, Sunday, when the
cnragcd popuacc broke into Nobling'S
apartment he fired twice at them. severely
woundng Ilolt.cuer, an inn-broker. The
crowd seeing him bic ody, sup..o d he was
the saSsiH and fell upon him, anG he was
so roughly handled before the people di
covered their mistake that his ZEE is DIES
paired of. After the second shot Nobling
shot himself, He was instantly seized and
placed in prison van. As the driver pass
ed rapidly through the archway at the en-
trance of the house his head struck the
arch with such violence that his neck was
| dislocated, dying almost instantly.
ADMITS
DR.. Nohling admitted earnest sympathy
with the UltumontainS and Socialists He
had accompliccs, and though he had no
Ic Son to spare them, would mention no
name Just then. The office of shooting the
emperor dcvoIycd upon him by the drawing
Of lots, and he believed it would he to the
public interest were the head of the state
removed.
EXCITEMENT.
The town continues in the greatest cx-
citamcnt and affection. The crime will
produce grave consequences,
CHANGING HIS BED.
DuRLTN June 4.-Thn emperor was able
to he removed to another bed to-day.
THE Police
have made domicliary yi>its' to the resi-
denccs of Schapira, RackonS, Most and
Auor, editors Of the Socialist Berlin Free
Press and confscatcd various documents.
Search is proceeding at Ebentcd for a
workman, who on Sunday morning last
stated that an attempt to assassnatc the en-
! pcror would he made that afternoon.
| FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM IhE NrrROR.
LONDON, June, 4.-OfiCial accounts o.
the cmpcrors condition continues favorable.
| Tue Germ ambassador here has received a
telc- am stating that the emperor feels
much less pain. The doctors thought it
unncccSs0,j to publish bulletin at )
o'clock this evening, aS the patients con
dition was unchanged since the iSSuan"r of
q bulletin this morning. 1nerc are, of
course, approximations about the St"cns III of
one 50 aged rs the emperor TO rail- from
such shock. 1t is on this account that
the physician, have not attempted to en-
tract ne rcma'"'ng bullets, which are
lodged close ts an artc., in the wrist, fear
ing reclamation and also that further loss
Of blood would occasion serious cntccblc.
mcnt The crown prince and princess visits
'hr emperor hourly.
THE ENIrET or At Ten OtnOCK IA, NIGi.I.
BERLIN. June l.-lhc Official Bullc,'"
issued at 10 O'Clock tonight, says the en-
pcror has been free from pain this evening.
during the day he has repeatedly slept
calmly, aud has taken norr'srment with
some appetite.
symptoms Of fever in the ompcrorS case
are not expected before Tomorrow The
wounds in the cmpcror'S face are already
healing lie is cheerful and has already
expressed a wish 10 leave us bed
MODELLING UNCONSCIOUS.
LONDON, Jme4 "A Berlin dispatch says
Dr. Nobing has b n unconscious since his
second examination Sunday evening. zap
pears thoi Noblmg's father end sister died
mad,
AWAITING RESULTS.
a Berlin special says the RtichstOg will
probably be Summoned again shortly and if
it a%ain refuses to pass an anti 'ialist
bin it will he dissolved.
LOOKING AfrrN1nE soc N'NlS.
\ Berlin correspondent says the cabinet
council '-dNy at which Prince Bismarck
presided decided to await the result of the
Empcror's wounds before deciding ON
measure to be adopted against the Social.
ISIS. lac correspondent adds that this de.
csion seems to dispose Of rumols in regard
to regency. It's believed II large num-.
Der of Socialists have recently come to Ber-
i'm. TheNuhol,lcs are taking precautions
against any outbreak, The richer classes
are exceedingly unelsyrHd fear oublc cs-
pcclOlly if the Government us anticipated,