The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-11
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WALES.
London, December 0-Noon.-Thl
first Official bulletin received from Ban
dringham to-day says the Prince slep
little during the night, but exhaustion
has not increased, and the general con
diliOn oi the patient Is somewhat more
favorable, The feeling on Change Il
better this morning in consequence o.
this statement, but unofficial adviCes from
Sandringham continue gloomy and repre-.
sent that the case is hopeless,
Steamers Idaho and India arrived out
LONDON, r. NJ, December 0.-The
following bulletin has Just been posted
at sandriDgham The Prince passed the
morning more TRANQUILITY. The fe-
brile paroxysmS arc subsiding, and
there Is no increase of exhaustion. Prin-
cess Beatrice and Prince Leopold, the
youngest sister and brother and all the
children Of the Prince, have been called
and are Fastening to his bedside at San
dringham. The Duke of Cambridge has
already gone there In response to a tele-
graphic summons. The Arch Bishop Of
Canterbury Fequests the clergy u pray for
the recovery Ofthe Prince. The excitement
Is intense now that there Is no CLEAN of
hope.
LONDON, December Gil =. M.-The
latest official bulletin, dated Sandringham,
10P. NJ, says: "The Prince has slept
since noon, but there Is no improvement
In the symptoms. Many public dinners
and other projected festivities have been
postponed In consequence of the Princes
illness.
Twenty.eight ladies have been matricu.
lated in the University Of Edinburgh dur
Ing tho present term. anna
Sir Charles Dixie informed the depula-
ti0n which presented him an address that
he should postpone the delivery OF his
public lectures until he had addressed
his constituents at Chelsea.
The strike Of the telegraphers Is beCOm-
ing general, extending through all the
large cities. II threatens 10 cause much
Inconvenience.
The Echo says that France will soon re-
nounce her commercial treaty with Bel
gium.
LONDON, December 10-9 A. M.-Sir
William Jannuer and other physicians
In attendance upon the Prince OF Wales,
have lust issued bulletin stating that
his Royal Highnoss passed q quiet night.
The pfostratiOn, however, still exists, and
the grave symptoms Of the disease under
which the Prince is suffering have not In.
creased.
LATER.
SANDRIaHAM, December 10-NoOn.-
The Prince of Wales passed the morning
TRANQUILITY, and his general cOddition Is
now somewhat more satisfactory than
yesterday. The bullets Is signed by all
the physicians attending the Prince.
LONDON, December 0.--The Prince Of
Wales prOatration Is due TO homorrhage
ulcers In his intcstincs. lis feared that
ono Of his intcstines may be perforated
In that case he would die suddenly by
collapse, like Earl Chesterfield. u.
LONDON, December 10-11 +. M.-The
physicians in attendance upon the Prince
of Wales have just issued the following
bulletin:
SANDRGNOHAM, December 10-10:30 r.
M.-Thc Prince has been restless during
the evening, and there Is no abatement Of
the dangerous symptoms Of his disease.
The low condition OF the Prince causes
the most painful anxiety, and intense ex::
citcment prevails throughout London and
Kingdom. ..I
SGNDRINdnAM, December 11-l:30 A.
Prince OF Wales has slept u
little, but there is no change In tho symp'
toms Of his disease.
LONDON, December 11-5 A. Mt Is
manifest from tho active sympathy every.
where and the prayers for the Prince Of
Wales that symptoms Of death are very
and that oil hopes Of his recov-
cry lave been abandoned The Queen
and Princess Alexandra are bearing their
fatigue well and the latter hardly leaves
the sick room.