Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-07
lN EURUPE.
=. ympsror Enjoys Greater Fresdsn
fh' tram the Worst symptoms Of
his Dire Malsdys
.,,st,cn OF the Pan slavist Party
Berlin Omcial Circles.
Gable Letter.
v rMPxROR's CHANCES.

Gable Letter.
-ux EMPERoR's CHANCES.
,.n,.. MAY 5-The Emperor's sleep
a usbroken for several h. urs toward
Hn .,,1g 1t was the best sleep he has
"o aS for many weeks and he awoke
ell1yi. rIth 8 good sp petite and in good
Hou ',s = He asked the physician II he
sph,d be able to enjoy the open air,
wouiu the doctors, after holding. =
Dui .,,.tiop. decided in the neg
eohsT The Emperor dined with
sh's sI and this afternoon took q long
hs i Nd sleep for considerable time. His
fe res. remains almost normal
Nmp ss Mis- fever hiss abated. His inquie-
tHUus ,sosrding the slowness Of his return
tuas ,ensth does not lessen. His attempts
o. o. ".ik Yesterday and to-day revived his
" Wv, Ne.kness. He could not wa!k
u. through be WAS able to stand Coca
wy ssmspp.Iy. The danger is that In the event
s, I.Hs recurrence Of the powers of resist
o. y, ,educed TO a minimum there will be
a w." for him to survive long The
IV,.jonm coanula now used has been
n.,,ivs relief, as during The nights since
p s..s frst inserted the Enperor's Cts OF
n"ahirg have decreased. % THURSDAY
Tmnsror had ive attacks of coughing.
Es;co reouired cleansing OF the canula.
vaa,e-dsy he b ID only three suca attacks.
n" does no more than is necessary Of
ss,,rsl work and relieves the tecium by
.s,ngI1g mis- apartments. He is
-sosIed from his bed room to
,so S,ll under the cupola where he re-
, ' oral reports; thence to his study
~ .s he spends some time reading, and
.ssnce 10 his ed room where he rests.
Ms g udition is certainly credit TO DR..
Mackenzie aud everything indicates that
tbe Emperor has again entered upon
nsyind of comparative freedom from the
rorst symptoms OF the malsdy which has
Stberto been followed by Increasingly
s.ngerous symptoms. DR.. Mscker zie
vIII mot take holiday until the Emperor
"a .hle to venture into the open air. The
esther grows warmer osily. A tent
viii he erected in the Schloss for the
Pnneror's especial conf r. which Will be
bis first plsce of rest
TIE CROWN PRINCE,
though absorbed in MS extensive duties,
oouters with the Empress daily, sp.rt
from his visit to his father. This mark. d
change in the Crown Princes demesnor
was an Incident with the visit Of Q leen
Yjctorls, whose success in concinatIng
him proves to be more enduring than was
anticipated The Crown Princes attention
4 10 the details Of military mst.ers is evinced
10 an order TO the br gade under
/ biz command IS to what tunes the bands
shall hencetorth play on march. They
must not be borrowed from Others, but
must be old time tunes played when 60
Ing to war or on triumphant return there
from. Above sill he recommends the march
GRnterifg Paris" the "0riginsl March
and the 81 lhnfriedberg March"
The marriage of Prince Henry and
4 Princess Irene of Hssse, which was fixed
4 ir this month, has been postponed until
JAY.
j Th6letIrn of Prince Bisnsrck's rbeu-
n,tism Ass shown the ACCESSIBILITY Of an
early resort to Ems, but the condition of
The Emperor still forbids his leaving his
B post.
AFRAID OF RUSSIA.
q The resurrection Of the Panslayist party
In Russia has rewskened alarm In official
circles. The Czr's reinstatement of
Ganersl BogaudsDoch Ia his former po-
iitiOn in the Russian service is not an
l:Olsted proof the open adoption of an
offensive policy is approved. The Cars
ussnt tolthereyiVal OF the Slsv sssocia-
atn', closed ten years ago under an
siics OF the late Car, has been OBJ
timed. General TchendeIcuf will be-
come the president OF kindred aseocia-
lion, the so called HSiav Com.
nittee OF Charity" with General
!gnitisf as presidents, will affiliate, thus
Ntaiug formidable battery. The
sFoWsd aim is to incite instructions
among the SlAy people and Increase agits-
uon until R1ssia comes into possession |
q Constsntinople. II Is impossible that
ne sudden temperance of the three |
lofenost men Of the Slavophil party is
este concordance. General Bog ,nodo |
'ens system might have been due to the |
Ilaence OF his interview with the Czar,
=" Simultaneous with the appearance Of |
SIounoerds and Igoatieff there Is warn.
wy Oh coming tempest In the uumistaka-
Wv ieTlvsi OF the hostility Of the Ger
ohclal press preceded by |
instinct change In attitude |
%TrHnce Btsm.-ck toward the Car The |
sspsae Gazette suggests that Pan
ssa'Na mas grown Eightier than the Gar
sei, and may force his hand and |
, s..s oim to enter into d .hting alliances
a fFarcs. The Official Gszette Of Ber-
~ a'eIprets the position il 8 similar
wy Ills believed that the war party
conveyed the Cz.r that the next |
,slsn ELECTIONS will return war minis
s;., s.a mat R1ssi. ought to be ready to |
pirate with France.
D, THE EMPEROR sTRoNGBR.
s,,aHlN, Msy s. The Emperor is |
s..sts! TO- dsy. Though his fever hss
sstu, the doctors do not expect 1t will |
''''ide entirely.
sustrelin.