Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-25
ALFONSO ILL.,
THAT the King OF Spain is
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~, glrq Alfonso is dead.
q iiss MS PARTICULARS KNOWN.
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i sTo,hlng can be learned from
|at :. confirm or deny the report,
|adi,l s,cf t1at stocks declined per
p 1sr MAJ city Is taken IN some quar-
l1t ~ :nJ,cato that something OF an
h y charicter has happened 10 his
Hmlus king Al'o $50 showed unusual
vs.. IN me discharge of his duties.
.lse'9 ,,v WAS A CONSERVATIVE.
1f,nso first showed some signs
ME- srshaI fever in the spring
q rear and during four weeks
~ ailiug, but was not III
p@ ue carried on his accustomed
N babits, hunting, shooting, riding,
, I'm NJ military maneuyers and re-
SUI I'D above all. being unccasing Ia
ntIon TO state aud military affairs.
manner at one time the physicians
Il 4. ~ recommending his majesty to
n 1-serond water cure at Batgln, and
'ssrated from the royal family
y mmmer, as the cholera wa,
N Semovia, two leagues from
ser quarters OF royalty in La
when the king returned to
an account Of the Curoliurs affair
Nh sypd cuuluess that went great
avert serious conflict, but he
# seems, deeply, the painful and
"a positiUn In which
III srgNtNY nan PLACED Nm.
N ,bonl the same time he caught cold
81 ~ Casa de Campo at the royal resi-
"a Z ont.lde of Madrid, where he was
q some Young horses with Duke
IA the lord chamberlain. Since
"a middle OF September the king has
Z snd from return of his old
Z ,srAal fever and then from iuuigcs-
"A He was laid up for about three
n I'd and his physician, DR.. Campon,
n sde him presiding at the council OF
(, slers for that period. King Alfonso,
4 rs usual tenacity in the discharge of
" duties,
RETARDED MS RECOVERY.
4. insisted on receiving his ministers
Z otber persons in his room at the
& sce. Or. Campon successfully stopped
s. catarrhal fever, and he speedily be-
!. NJ so far Conyalcsccnt as TO preside
n his cabinet council Aweek ago, TO
MI all doubts as to his recovery, the
drove In a close carriage with Queen
.sllstns through the principal streets OF
Hdrld. The king looked pale and Il
IN thinner. pr. Campon and the
IN surgeons then said King Alfonso's
y lth inspired them with
no APPREHENSION WHATEVER
Ssis majesty would only consent to take
~ Of himself, and, for instance, spend,
(, e did last year with good results, a
bath OF the royal hunting seat Of
Niardo, near Madrid. The king, how
X. again failed to take the advice OF
n Physician,
llonso XII, king of Spain, was born
g, 1867, and was the son of Queen
~ Il and the Infantc Francisco. lie re-
WI ID his education Mt the military acad-
"a q WOolwick, England. On Dec. 20,
) De was proclaimed king by Gen. Mar
ID gCampos. On Jan, 9, 1876, he landed
hi Barcelona and took com
~ Z Of the army. He mar
Princess Maria dc las Mercedes
& ary %, 1878, became a widower the
year, and afterward mrried Arch
hess Marie Christina OF Austria. Maria
& as Mercedes, offspring of the second
|stOl, Was born September /, 1850.
aIlE SPANISH MINISTER INFORMED.
fiHmSGTON, Nov. 24,--Latc this after
'tfn the Spanish minister received q
''16 sent by the minister of foreign
|'4irs at Madrid, stating that the kim
.N las night stricken with violent
kOrder Of the respiratory organs anC
"a III. The cablegram was sent from
Rllrid this morning.
NO1 DEAD,
+ 0SDoN, Nov. 2t.-The reported dealt
|4hlng Alfonso created a great sensation
m. Later adyices from Madrid, how
|f \ show that the king is not dead, bu
Ronsly III. eight physicians are in at
lance on his majesty.