, 1888-04-19
The Ex-senator VIII be Buried
at His Old Home on Satur-
day Next.
Generous Words From Former
Associates in the Senate.
Emperor Frederick's Life Still
i'm Jeopardy.
MRS. coNKLINo AND HER DEAD.

MRS. CONkLIN0 AND HER DEAD.
New YORK, April Is Mrs. Conkling and
Mrs. Oakman were kneeling at the bedside
of Roscoe Conkliug when he died, and Mrs.
Conkling had her hands clasped in his.
She left the rom when the face OF the dead
Senator was covered and went into her own
room and fell exhausted ON the lounge. .--.
THE FUNERAL.
Funeral services will he held over the
dead senator's remains Friday morning in
Trinity chapel, West Twenty fifth street
Rev. Morgan l.. Dix will oiliciate as-
sisted by other clergymen. Friday after
noon the remains will be taken by special
train to Utica, whete funeral services will
also be held in 'Conklings late residence
previous to internient. Later II was decided
that the funeral services in Utica be held in
Calvary chapel Saturday afternoon, instead
OF al his residence. The pali bearers selected
are. Judge Shipman. Abram 5. Hewitt,
s. l.. NJ. Barlow. Clarence A. Seward,
Manton Marble, Senator Jno. G. Jones,
Senator Dan Cameron, VIM. J. Wallace,
Walter ), Church, and Isaac III. Bailey.
Thi' morning the body was enbalmed by
the undertaken and placed in the casket.
The United States circuit court the city
court and other courts adjourned to-day
ont of respect to the memory of Conkling
Addresses ut euogy were made by several
judges and lawyers. 1t WAS Tumured that
Conkling suffered from internal troubles
and tbat sine. his death an abscess in the
btOUldCu uhu Oecu uIsCDNeTtu. bT. DdThtT
said there was no truth in such rumors
that Conklings organs were healthy, and
that he died from exhaustion.
HE HAD FRIENDS.
The interrient will be at Utica, where the
principal funeral service will be held next
Saturday. Short services will be held in
this city for the purpose of accommo dating
the many friends In the city aud from
Washington. In this city and Brooklyn
flags are flying at half mast over the city
halls and other public buildings. A thons-
and or more'telsg, ans and letters OF con-
dolence have been received.
EsTiMATts or CoNKLIHa.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.- Among the ut
terances Of prominent public men concern
ing Conkling are the following:
Postmaster General Dickinson: He
left strong impress of his masteriul
personality, his vigorous intellect, his
purity, aud his patriotism upon the history
OF his country"
Secretary Villas: "Senator Conkling de-
serves to live long in the grateful memory
of his couDtrymen for his lofty integrity
and the purity of his official life and char.
acter "
Senator Jones. of Nevada: IL never
knew man better equipped than he for
senatorial duty. and IN my opinion, no
man better qualified for that duty has en-.
tered the senate in half a century.
Throughout his long public career he pre-.
Secretaries Whitney and Endicott and
Attorney General Garland spoke in similar
terms OF praise.
Secretary Farchld is relative of Conk.
ling's by marriage, and will attend the
funeral.
Senator Allison "Conklpg was one OF
the great characters of our country. distin-
gnished tor his intellectual activity and
force"
Senator Sherman III had the highest
1t III!
acter of Senator Conkling. l never knew
anything of him but what was honorable,
pure, and honest"
senator Edmunds: HE was one of the
most brilliant and able mel l ever knew"
The Emperor's Condition.
BERLIN April 1S The improvement in
the condition of the emperor continued
yesterday evening. although his fever in
creased little.
10 a. m.-The emperor had a tolerably
good night. His sleep was somewhat in
terrupted by coughing, and his fever has
not yet disappeared.
II :26 q. m.--The condition of the en-
peror is almost the same AS yesterday. His
physicians held a con.ultation this MORN
ink. Bismarck visited the emperor at IL
o'clock The crown prince slept at Berlin
last night, and this morning he reviewed
the troops In Tempethofer field. He was
enthusiastically greeted In Inter Den Lin
den, where the trOops detied.
THE PHYSICIANS IN COUNSEL.
The eonsu ltation held BY the phys icians
this morning showed that the emperors
condition was less satisfactory than yester-
day, but better than last evening. Fever
ish symptoms are indicated. Last evening
the emperor's temperature rose to 80 de-
grees Cent. To-day it has fallen to 3S As
degrees. During the night DIR. Hovels in
serted wide camilla The physicians have
again sounded tho emperors lungs and
found that they are not affected. This
strengthens the opinion that an abscess
has formed in the trachea. There was q
great stir on the streets to-day owing to the
tended'to drive to Berlin from Charlott' II.
burg. There was much disappointment
manifested on the rumor proving ground
less. The emperor appeared al the window
at Charlottenbnrg castle at II: As. and was
enthusiastically greeted by the crowds that
had assembled. Bisinarck's visit this
morning lasted an hour. The bundersroth
to-day voted TO eXpel from the country
Bernstein, editor OF the Gothelthar. the
publisher and two sub editors of the So
cial Democrat.
NO CHANGE.
The folio wing otiical bulletin has been
issued The Emperor had fairly quiet
night; otherwise hi, condition Is unchang-
ed, the fever continuing.
LATER--FnR THE WORSE
The condition. ot the Emperor Frederick
has changed for the worse. His lie is con-
sidered in danger.
NEITHER BETTER NOR WORSE.
The emperor spent a lew minutes at the
window about 8 40 y. M, AFTER which the