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Show TELEGRAPHIC KMI'EIIOR HII.MAn. Why He was Shot 1 he Dcs-erntf Dcs-erntf Pimm oi" tU Lorouenn t utuuaaulHtn. A Wuruicg to HoaarrliH. Tli German Emperor Appoint Ap-point the Crown I'rluee Itejjent. DAHISQ COXSriRACY. New Yort, 6. Tribune's Berlin: It ia difficult to obtain authentic information in-formation concerning all the ramifications ramifi-cations of the conspiracy, but the following statements may be taken as being approximately correct. The present condition of Europe hne given hope to the revolutionary leaders, who for a long time have been waiting wait-ing for a favorable moment to strike la decisive blow. Intense discontent pervades Germany, but there was European war. In the glamor ol military and dynastic iriumpha, the wrouga of the people are lost eight of; even the sufferers by war would be dazzled by the victories, or cowed by the display of military strength that would everywhere be made. It was, atcordingly, deemed necessary in secret councils of the revolutionary leaders, to strike a blow Ibat would alarm the crowned beads, and cause ttom to retreat from their purposes. It is believed that at the consultation of revolutionary leaders there was a discussion as to which sovereign should be chosen as the victim. Victoria Vic-toria was ruled out because she waa a woman, and because it was said by an English member of the cabal that il the revolution were euccessfully started on tbe continent, England would feel it as well under a queen as under a republic. Humbert was proposed pro-posed as well; also Alphonso, but it was agreed that they were inaiguiG-cant inaiguiG-cant victims. Nuiniog was to be done in France. She ia republican cw and will be communistic lo morrow. Germany was chosen for the field of action, and the emperor was, by necessity to be the viciim. Il will not be long, it is thought, ere tha whole details ol the conspiracy will be made known. aUhnnh it m nuid th authorities are now disposed to keep everything very secret. THE EMPEROR'S CONDITION. The emperor's condition this morn incr is generally satisfactory. He now occupies a room fronting on Unter JJtn Linden, and learning that measures were to be taken to prevent noise in the neighborhood requested that the pitB.ige of carriages ou the opposite aide cf iho avenue ai.d . through Opera square be not inter- iered with. He is very cheerful aiid 1 his rapid recovery is confidently expected. ex-pected. At tbe first fire, the eruperoi received seven ahouj iD the right forearm fore-arm and wrist, and five in tbe baud and fice. Hia helmet is completely riddled. By the second discharge lie received about twenty Bhota in the le It upper arm and shoulder, and six in tbe Deck. The folds of his thick military cloak deadened the effects of this charge. The shot are numbers four an five, German standard. The excitement throughout Germany does not a Lint:1. Every organized body in every iowr, or newspaper, in Germany, and iu vt-ry many other parts of Europe, bae Igiven public and strong xpreseion cf i .iie horror of the deed. The social democratic workmen's institution been vibited and searched by police and all tbe p ipers and IcUiird .seized. 'I' ne following bulletin wa-s issued at 10 to day: ''Altera good night, tbe mperor feels stronger. Tiic wounds iu the head and several cf th w muds in the arm are already hrainu; the aweilincjjl the right arm i ui.Liuiiin-isl.fd. ui.Liuiiin-isl.fd. ihere are no symptoms 1 lever, but tbe patient has not much appetite." Three arrests have been iade ol parties believed tj be accomplices o! Nobeling, in Gbemuiu, l'uwen ai.d Brunswick. EEOENCY PROCLAIMED Berlm, 5. A decree has been i&euid proclaiming a regency, and nominating the crown prince, Fred-crick Fred-crick William, as regent. The decree de-cree is signed by Emperor William, and countersigned by Prince Bismarck. |