Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-19
THE EMPEROR'S LIFE.
His Recovery Exceedingly
Doubtful.
MANIFESTO BY BOULANGER.
RuSsia'S Attitude to France-Rou--
manian RiOts-Irish
Matters.
Associated Press Dispatches to the H.aA1,

BERLIN, April 13.-9 L. M.-The im-
provement in the condition of tho
Emperor continued yesterday EVEN
ing, although his fever increased .
little. The Emperor had tolerably
good night. His sleep was somewhaf
interrupted by coughing. The fever
has not yet disappeared.
AN ABsCEss THE TROUBLE.
The consultation held by the ply
sicians this morning showed the EN-
peror's condition less satisfactory than
yesterday, but better than last even
ing. Feverish symptoms were indi-
Gated last evening. The Emperor'a
temperature rose to 80 degrees Selsius.
To-day it had fallen to 3S As degrees.
During the night DR.. Hovells inserted
wide canula. The physicians have
again sounded the Emperor's lungs
and found that they we're not affected.
This strengthens the opinion that an
abscess has formed in the trachea.
There was
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On the streets to-day, owing to the
circulation of the report that the
Emperor intended to drive to Berlin
from Charlottenberg. There was
much disappointment manifested ON
the rumor proving groundless. The
Emperor appeared at the window at
Charlottenberg Castle at 12:45 P. NJ.
and was enthusiastically greeted by
the crowds that had assembled.
NO CHANGE OF CONDITION.
At 3 80 P. M.-The following official
bulletin has been issued: The EN-
peror had fairly quiet night. O.her-
wise his condition is unchanged, the
fever continuing.
At l :12 P. NJ. the condition of the
Emperor was almost the same as it
was yesterday. The physicians held
o consultation this morning. Bis
marck visited the Emperor at II
o'clock.
At / Pm. the condition of Emperor
Frederick had changed for the worse.
His life is considered in danger. The
tube in the Emperor's throat was
skilfully changed by DR.. Howell with
out assistance, The new tube gave
the Emperor much relief. He bears
his illness admirably, and, in spite Of
all, takes the greatest interest in State
affairs.
FEVER GREATLY INCREASED,
The Emperor spent few minutes
at the window about 5 40 P. NJ, after
which the fever greatly increased.
DR.. Mackenzie fears blood poisoning.
A general consultation of doctors and
lung specialists will be held to-mor-
row. At 7:30 P. M. the Emperor's
condition is neither better nor worse.
Intense anxiety prevails.
REVIEW BY THE CROWN PRINCE.
The Crown Prince slept at Berlin
last night. This morning he re-
viewed the troops in Templehofer
fields. He was enthusiastically greet
ed in Unter den Linden, where the
troops defiled.
AN OUTSIDE VIEW.
LONDON, April ia dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
from Berlin, timed p. NJ says: The
condition of the Emperor is less satis-
factory. 1t is reported that blood
poisoning has supervened and that
his temperature has increased. The
hopeful feeling Of the morning has
been replaced by a feeling of despond-
ency.
PARIS, April 1S.-The Gaulois says
that at the request of Empress Vic
tora the French doctors Jean and
Fanuel and the English doctor Evans
will proceed to Charlottenberg to ex-
anime the Emperor.
FRENCH SPECIALISTS VIEWS.
PARIS. April 1S.-Last week the
German Embassy at Paris was asked
to indicate French specialists who
were thought worthy to examine the
Emperor. Doctors Pean and Jauvel
were selected and their names sent
to Berlin, but since nothing further
has been heard regarding the matter.
To reporter of the Temps,
DIR. Jauvel expressed the opin-
ion that the Fmperor's malady
was soft cancer, which spreads
rapidly destroying itself and the organ
it attacks. He advises that it bo
treated with picnic acid. He thinks
it is too late to try the incision of the
larynx, which is the only certain cure,
but on examination he might change
his opinion.
1t is denied in Berlin that French
specialists have been summoned to
examine the Emperor's case. oa