New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14


4, Of coughing and there considerable heEGr.
T ps cn PesSr go w SPONGE Ss
quickly of and tried to push the tube into anua ao s wp
wss clear that instead Of enisrss Tho air passage u
sS s" S Il Rs e ss sn
what ID technically known false passage
As' \. NJ sI aorssS S By wi @ ou
$ss1s mi 4 s ls .ssS
ssSs s ia s 5 S. s b s. nSn h
Gn asked that s sS be who cn vas o i
operation, perhaps enlargng The wound but the En-,
brs%a ssys cd i az ars'F
at yielded the case into the hands OF his as
ssnt and ile young ssrssos taking pUas Ws
the greatest ease into The itachea-
sER0MANNs bUTcHERY NEVER FoRGoTTBN.
Half an hour after the Professors departure the
Emperor sent for me and asked, why did Won Berg
mann put his finger into my throat," His Majesty
then went on to say II hope you will not allow
Professor Bergmann to do any further operations
on me.s
hAv VS. the honor q continuing n attendance Your
Imperial Majesty II Professor Won Bergniann Is to be
permitted to touch your throat egainn ;..,o,, -.
N. Ven Ss ssS T g Els p
vented him from showing any resentment and oven
m d that gssaaST "a m R S
mains as to Ike opinion Of His Majesty on This sub
s%saFsd death ss'ss%Sd r. #0t IA S ds
as we'll as myself had noticed the sfansencs OF his
manner on bis arrival / could MT see anything in
hs 4 h wound
I true that therc we're some ersnatlons r9nn ,
ever to Interfere Wifi the passage Of tfe canua 49,.
Bergman, who professed to attach such extreme i'm
portance to the use Of anseptcs should not nave
snser' into the iTaohsai wound II appears, however
according 10 Won Bergmanns recent assertion that no
sssess was anasdb tx a Of u being able e
the TISSUES Of the neck though had occasionally
heard Of the accident happening to young operators
RANDOM sTABB1NG WITH TUBE
The next day, April &c. my worst fears were con-
nrmed The temperature remained at about the same
level 1902 degrees TO 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and pus
began to be discharged In abundance from tho lower
part Of the wound. On pressing over the front Of
he neck and carrying the hand upward matter could
an abseess had already formed front Of tie ichea
where the canuis had been pushed In by Won Beggann
The pus certain to burrOw downward toward the
chest and it only likely that nearly the whole
Of the front Of the neck Mould Be nO
the sruc lures round about The irschea, gradually
undermining the august patients strength and leading
Sy too sl ns S rfEsr be
was In no way the natural result Of the disease Ii
attributable solely to the ipjurT done few days
ssiea ss vS2 b. B'rs"'nn' random ''''ns with an
In view Of the serious aspect which the case was
assuming thought Il rieht to inform the Emperor
a Be II qs9. e %,Ss1 s5s la s s sn4
matters to settle IT would be advisable for him to do
The Emperor received this communication with his
usual perfect celmness and shook me warmly but
gravely By the haad. saying sl0wlyi
al am much Obliged to you for telling me hope
n6ssd Oa hs is a hs sa' "a pause after
the word BETTER as If he we're thinking aloud
The report circulated yesterday regarding the
theft Of cipher code from the Emperor's room
indicates that the Chancellor's game of surveil
lance over the ex-Empress which ceased by order
Of Emperor William after her surrender of Fred
ericks papers, will be renewed. A watch will be
kept over her partisans and her movements in
Guiding her proposed visit to Windsor.
The Progressist press are using the Gefcken
and Mackenzie revelations as basis for hostile
criticisms. They will be suppressed.
TROUBLES THICKEN AROUND BISMARCK.
Meanwhile Prince Bismarck is having bad
time. He is suffering from a renewal of his
attack Of govt in a serious form, partly arising
from worry. The reports to his health are
causing the greatest anxiety to his family, and
it is said that bis condition will probably oblige
him to retire from public Affairs within few
months Whatever his condition may be, how
ever, he does not cease working
During the week there has been deod Of CON-
munications between FREDERICKSBURG, Rome and
Vienna. Prince Bismarck also directs the Geflcken
inquiry, and has been IN correspondent
with Herr Won Bennigscn, Herr Miguel and othe.s
on the Landtag elections, and has held conference
with Herr Won Bocttichef vice president Of the
Prussian Council of Ministers. his indomitable
spirit surrounding ply steal pa H. The Progressist
a UpSPFNe0lv
rebuked by the official press. The PrOgressists
overlook the fact. well known in official circles,
that Emperor Williams experiences in Vienna and
Rome ha We riveted him closer than ever 80 Bis
marck. whose policy has made linn feel heIplessly
dependent upon the .guidan9e Of the Chancellor.
The schadenfreudes Of the PrOgressists over
Prince Bismarcks advertisements is going beyond
judici0us bounds and may lead to ievhsion Of
feeling among numerous section of the people
now inclining to blame his whole lne OF domestic
policy since the appearance of FfederIck's diary
Popular feeling certainly SIDES with Drs Berg
mann and Gtfhardt against Dr. Mackenzies
asp,rsions yet the Pfoeressist papers select the
most offensive passages for prominent comment
Emperor Fredcriclys autograph Bergman hat
mich schcht behaudelt" is made the theme of a
German sentiment. The Congress of Naturalists,
in session Mt Cologne, have already adopted a
vote Of censurc of Dr.. Mackenzie and the mem
hers of the various Betlih institutes-clinlcal
pathological and observation-disclosures everybody as
ISOLATED with the medical profession, condemn the
English physician Ills accusations, even if true,
are considered an outrage OF professional de-
corum
PROGRESS OF THE GEFFCKEN INQUIRY.
The Gefcken trial moves slowly. The prose
cution have been tafiled in their search for the
original diary, though they have secured the
COPY from which the Gefclsen extracts were
made Il Is In the handwriting of person
named Krug now dead, who was official Of
the Court and was for eighteen years in the
service of tie then Crown Prince. Krug accom- |
"a .Jto Dri pyG nj
acted rs his amanuenSis. His widow has three |
volumes. of memoirs of the Crown
Prince written by Krug, embodying the passages |
IRON THE niary publishHl In The :" Deutsche
Rundschau" -
The inquiry hinges upon the question: Does
Oe1Jcken speak the truth when he says he got the
diary from Frederick with his permission TO pub
lish it, did he procure copy through krug or
other person belonging TO Empress Fredericks
who has been instructed from Leirsic to conduct
the inquiry, is trying to discover whether