Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-23
FREDERICK THE SAME.
eusen Victoria Leaves Florence fol
BsrIia-Yicseriz and Emperor
Joseph of Austria 20 Meets
yhsral Allowance Settled Upon the EN-
press Vicsoria-Preparati"ns for the
Reception of tho Queen.
Gable Letter.
copyright by Associated Press.
gOW MUCH LONGER.

~ tificult breathing preceding the dis
charge OF pus this morning the Emperor
v-ote on q slip Of psper, "How much
,,nger of tbisP" For tae first time since
tSo AMI crisis set in the sufferer Yester-
G.v and today displayed signs OF rest
To:s,eas and an irritable temper,
Questioning the doings Of the doctors anf
sI,ta1d.nts and giving concentrating
o,ders, The fever does not show signs
~ sb.ting, his temperature for the day
oreT,ring iG2. 10 Fahrenheit. The ques-
e,osythe Emperor put is in everyoody's
md and the attendants and doctors are
.ss.iIed on every hand with the inquiry:
H9ow much louger?" The physicians
,ra studiously silent, but it is permitted
10 be known thai the Empsrof's lie may
be prolonged for two weeks though any
moment may bring the last phase
nj tae maladY, desth oy sufoca-
lion, The Empress Victoria watches
closely at the Emperor's bedside, cur
failing the interviews with other mem
hers of the family. She will not permit
spy official 20 have access to the En-
neror unless he especially desires 1t. To-
dsv the Emperor was able 10 write long
note 10 Prince Bismarck which it Is sur
missed was for presentation to the
Ministerial council held this afternoon
over which the Crown Prince presided.
I'M long interview between the Crown
Prince and his father and mother on
Thursday the Emperor referred to the
positlon Lof the Empress
AFTER HIS DEATH.
Prince Bismarck and the Empress appear
to have become recouciled, snd the Chan
ceIlor never fails, after leaving the En-
neror, to hold long conversation with
the Empress. A report is current, which
obtains crederce, that the council OF MIA
listers has already discussed the terms Of
the proclamation to be issued by the
coming Emperor. The E npress Augusta,
the Grand Duke aud Duchess Of Baden and
the Duke and Duchess Of Ssxe-Melnin-
gen came to the castle this afternoon and
were permitted to see the Emperor fer s
short time. The only report made to- day
was tast Of General Won Winterfeld.
The North German Gazette tonight
states that the discharge of pus is some
what diminished, The Emperor's appe-
tite is not great, but he consumes a suai-
Gent quantity OF specially prepared food.
His brain remains clear and his capacity
for business
IS NOT LE5sENED.
The North German GaZstte proceeds to
comment on the Enperor's exceptional
courage during his illness. The paper
states that wcile conYersing recently with
the Crown Prince, through the medium of
pencil and paper, he wrote: "Learn to
suffer without complaining. That is all
teach thee"
The Gsz tie also records the Emperor's
reply to General Won Blumenthal's letter
hoping Tor his speedy recovery. "My
tu3ar Blumenthal; csn hardly bear 1t any
longer"
Professor Leyden on returning to Ber-
lin tonight reported that the patient was
quieter. Queen Victoria during her visit
here will pass all her time IN Cnsrlotten-
burg Palace, except when she goes out to
drive or to attend the reception which
will be given in her honor by the Crown
Prince in the Berlin residence. Her stay
in Berlin Is certain to be marked by pop
ular absteution from any notice Of her
presence. The papers which predict q
mob demonstration against her are utter
ly on. of thought with the Emperor and
the people. All classes from the highest
to the lowest share the common
steered their way through the circum-
stances attendant upon the Emperor's
illness with more regard for personal gain
than for Germsn interests. This impress
sion is supported by consistent chsin Of
facts. It has become conviction since it
has been ascertained what is the nature
of
THE SETTLEMENT UPON THE EMPRESS
arranged during the current week. Be-
sides 100000 marks allowance as
widow of the Emperor, the Empress
acquires right OF succession to the EN-
press Augustus residence as fixed BY
the will of the Emperor William.
This is small matter per Sc, but when
taken in cor junction with the bafa I'd
lntrigues to oyerturn Bismarck it gives
the masses settled sentiment of antip-
sthy to both victorias. Still the people of
Berlin are not the mob If Paris. Foreign
papers are talking as If extraordinary
measures were necessary to protect the
Queen against the people of Berlin, but
they entirely mistake the habitusl self
respect OF the people who are too self
respecting and well bred to show
sny dlsrespect to the Empress or
her mother. Should any evil-minded
person attempt to insult the Queen
during her visit to Berlin the citizens
would be spt to make 81 example of him.
In connection with the discussion of the
Imperial family relations and the English
oias Of the court party, certain papers
write as II the nstloual enlightenment
EXTENDED TO THE ENGLISH PEOPLE.
This is sheer absurdity. Public opinion
IS directly against the Victoria party as
having baneful influence on the German
policy, but he's no feeling one way or the
other towards the English government or
people. When the events surrounding
the last few days of the En-
psror are revealed 1t will be fully
proved how justiiable the German senti-
ments have been.ESome few papers,
notably The Hamburger Nachrichten, have
exceeded decorum in publishing state
ments msligning the Empress and the
english doctor, but the press as 8 whole
has been respectful and guarded IN refer
ence to scandals. The Conservative pa
pers now readily admit that the treat
ment Of the English doctor is probably
right. For instance, the Schlesirhe lie
tung Conservative says so far &c non
medicos can Judge, DR.. Mackenzie pre-
vented sn extremely dangerous opera
COn, He has nrassrvpd the Dstient's life