The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC
THE QUEEN's:sPRAIN.
The Affection Of the British
for. lheIr Monarch.

New York. 2I.-A London special
says: The injuries received by the
Queen, IN Saturday, by slipping upon
the stairs Of the palace at Windsor, while
descending the stairs to take her carriage
for ride, now turn out more serious tnan
O. first supposed. It is believed she will
be confined to hen room some time. A.
the time OF the accident her msjesty aud
attendants thought but little OF it. The
Queen, after returning TO her room and
making an examination in order to as
certain the extent of her injuries, deter
minel to carry out her intention and
take drive. On returning, when at
tempting to leave the carriage, che found
she WAS unable to do so, aud had to be
assisted by attendants, who found it
necess Ary to carry her TO her room. Her
mEjesty's physicians were at once sum-
moned, and upon examination found her
knee badly swollen and infamed. There
is much unessiness ii the city consequent
upon her condition, Crowds stand
about the bulletin places, eagerly watch
ing and asking for news Great numbers
of business men post up notices Of abb
sence at places Of business, and have gone
to the cubs. newspaper buildings and
telegraph offices TO await news. News
papers have Gil sent special correspon-
dents to Windsor, snd made complete ar
rangeme nts for bulletins. The Houses of
Parliament are crowded. The streets in
msuy places ale blocked With crowds Of
lsboring people VINO have Knocked off
work in their anxiety TO Keep informed.
Il is not believed by Inose having access
to authentic Information tnat The Queen 3
injur les are absolutely dapgel Gus 10
themselves, but ne universal fear is hat
owing to the advanced age of her majesty,
and somewhat delicaLe condition IN
which her health has been for some time,
dangerous co APPLICATIONS may arise from
them. A bulletin just posted announces
that the Queen is constantly attended by
full corps Of royal physicians. The
crowd surrounding the bulletin is go
great that those in the rear could not
make it out, 6nd the demand for a
reader was made. A man mounted q
pile Of paving stones and cried the intel
| ligence. Wken the man motioned to
make his fret utterance, the entire crow d
which was almost exclusively composed
Of working men. uncovered and was
still, The bulletins produce the most
evident depression. A bulletin an
bounced that the knee upon which her
msjesty fell became greatly swollen, and
every effort was being made to con6ne
the swelling.
London, pm, It is announced thai
the Queens physicians have author zed
the statement to be made that her majesty
is in no immediate danger. The
statement is coupled with the informa-
ton that her mSjesty mSy, however, be
confined for az indefinite time to come.
1t is understood the Queen is suffering
quite as much from exhaustion pro-
duced by her determined action in taking
a long ride after she received her injury
for the purpose Of disabusing the public
minds Of al impression that she was
hurt, as from the consequence of the
wound itsRlf. This fortitude is the theme
lOf universal co.'s ment, and working peo-
lple seem to glory in talking about what
they call the bravery Of the Queen"
A 4:30 pm. bulletin reports the Queen
resting comfortably and physicians claim
to have entirely succeeded in corquerinR
ali those elements of the cause which
might have proved troublesome