Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-22
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LoNDoN, March 2l.-Iniurios received
by the Queen Saturday by slipping upon
the stairs Of the Palace Of Windsor,
while descending to take carriage for
Q ride, now turn out to be more serious
than was at first supposed. Il is be-
lieved abe will be confined 70 her room
some time. At the time of the accident
her majesty and the attendants thought
but little Of it. The Queen, after re-
turning to her room and making exam
nation, In order to ascertain the extent
Of her injuries, determined to carry ont
her intention and take drive. On re-
turning, when attempting to leave the
carriage she found abe was unable to
do 20, and had to be assisted by attend
ants, who found it necessary to carry
her to tho room Of her majesty. Physi-
CLANS were at once summoned, and upon
examination found her knee badly
swollen and inhamed. Much uueasiness
prevails throughout the city consequent
upon her condition, Crowds stand
about the bulletin places. eagerly watch.
ing and asking for news. A great num-
Der Of business men post up notices of
their absence at their places Of business,
and have gone to tho clubs. newspaper
buildings and telegraph Offices to await
news. Tho newspapers all sent special
correspondents to Windsor and made
complete arrangements for bulletins.
The Houses Of Parliament are crowded,
and the streets in many places blocked
With crswds Of laboring people Who
have Knocked of work in their anxiety
TO keep informed. II il not believed BY
those having access to authentic infor-
1~~t h. - lot = ~
solutely dangerous in themselves, but
vanoed ago Of Her Majesty, and know
ing In what delicate condition her health
has been for som time, some dangerous
complications may arise from them.
A bulletin has just been posted which
announces that the Queen 10 constantly
attended BY full corps Of royal ply
sicians. The crowd surrounding the
bulletin il 50 great that those in the
rear could not make it out, and de-
manded reader, when . man mounted
pile Of paving stones and cried out
the intelligence. When the man mo-
toned ia. make bis first utterance, the
entire crowd, which was composed al
most exclusively Of workin9men, un-
covered, and was still. The bulletin
produced the most evident impression.
The bulletin announced tho knee upon
which her majesty had fallen had be-
come greatly swollen, and every effort
il being made 10 confine the swelling.
LONDON, March 2l.--Jt il announced
that the Queens physicians have au-
thorized the statement to be made that
Her Majesty 10 In no immediate danger.
This statement il coupled with infor-
nation that Her Majesty may, however,
be confined for an indefinite time TO
come. Il II understood that the Queen
10 suffering quite a. much from exhaus-
ton, produced By her determined 40
ton In taking long ride after she re-
oeived her injuries, for the purpose Of
disAbusing the public mind Of the inn
peeaaion that che Was hurt. This fcrti-
tude II tbs theme Of conversational COM
ment, and workingmen SEEM TO glory In
talking about what they call the ssbra-
very Of the Queen"
$50 p.m.-A bulletin reports the
Queen resting comfortably, and pbysi-
clans claim 20 have entirely succeeded
In oonQuerinQ al those elements in the
oase which might have proved trouble
some.
A DoaA NoAse0an.
Right Hon. Sir George easel, Master
of the RollA 10 dead.
Lenden yeseA
Loapoa, March 0.-At meeting Of
The Cabinet ct Windsnr, yesterday, Lord
CAxiinefocd took = eat BY the Isosd
Pre1ideut Of the Counoil, In place Of
Lord Spencer, reaigned. Lord Curling
ford Win also assume the duties Of MIN
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