New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-30
THE REICHSTIG REJOICES.
THANKS FOR TIE ESCAPE OF hMfEhoi
WILLIAM AND CAPRINI.

THE KAISER BELIEVES THE ATrtMlIS ~ DE-
THE WORK OF \ MADMAN-pAN0ESo's
CHARACTER OF THE COX SENT
TO THE CHANCELLOR
Berlin. Nov. 2a-At the opening OF me h'''nS-
tag this afternoon Herr Won lFNe'"'"' wy
president, expressed the indignation iei' u! "i'"-
Golf and all tbe members Of the House. without
regard to party feeling. at the das'ar"iS At
tempts to assassinate the Emperor anu '"""
cellor Won Caprvi by means oi lhier""' ma"
chimes He said he thanked Coo 'hat "e""e'
the Emperor nor the Chancellor hau Dee" III
iured All the members except the Socialists
rose from their seats and s'ood u"'" u"
finished.
Chancellor Won Caprivi and Major Eo'heSer'
his aid. were received by Emperor William at
the New Palace Potsdam to-day. MaJo' '''
never told in detail all the facts he knew III re-
rord .o tho informal machine sent 10 the Cnah-
ceIlor His story in all respects agreed with
that told by the representative of the ''n'eu
pross ON Monday Major Ebmeyer receiver
the naclagc and started to open H. N"''V''s
something which resrmbled powder dropping AZ
he was removing the wrappings. he turned 'hc
parcel over TO the police who. after SOAKING !.
I'm wafer made a cautious investigation anu
discovered that II was an Internal Waohlne. =,
The Emperor. after listening I" tne So, go,
that the whole thing was the WORK Oh d . 1,
man He added that h. In no. way lurI , ,,
France with the attempted outrage 'hous" VI"
package was sent from Orleans. ,hot b,s
Major Ebneyer told the Emperor tnit , IL
wife was present when he began In unuo l''e
nackage The Kaiser congratulated MIN upon
the escape of himself and his VINE. ,
Even the Anarchists of Berlin have espresso
their dsapproval Of the attempt on the 'nan.
ceors life They held Il meeting laS' iisn'
ard declared that the Anarchists were III no
wav connected with the outrage. Inc 'nal'-
, color il was ernphatically said. had no ehc"ie9
among the Anarchists.
| Herr Forester. the rihe-maker ana eNpioSiNc
exnert who was employed by the ponce 10 eA-
amIne the box sent to the Chancellor. has ma
! character Of the machine. II was s'at'h -
| terdav that Herr Forester believed 'ha' NV
ruhher hands which were 50 arranReh 's !"
force the hammer down upon IN" cap "'i' no.
sufficiently strong 10 cause the cap 10 "Np'"'e'
oven had the box been opened he SAYS t'u''
that a closer cXamna ton r"NeaIrn 'hs -" -.
| the mechanism would hay. worked had ,h'
| hnx baan opencd and he adds that tie cartridge
| In tho box contained enough nitro-glycerin" |"
| have killed whoever opened the box ana 10 nave
| greatly damaged the Chanceilerie
/ paris Nov 2g.[The German Embassy mas ho'
! been instructed To COMMUNICATES WIN .h' III ~,
! Government concerning the packages and let
| tors from Orleans IL is expected that tn"s'
! ,vil, h. sent 10 the French police. The hu'
! Hou,long Orleans. where the letters apparently
,yare dated does not exist and nobody named
! Dechanteau can be found In IN" city me
nersons who posted the revolutionary pih'a'"s
! in orleans are believed To have sent the iniethd
,n.cbires The police think that these persons
came from London. and merely passed through
! Orie