The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

Belief that Frederick HI Wan Not Ltys Be
yond the Coming Week.
BERLIN, April 19-The Reichsanzeiger pub
fishes the following bulletin. dated last evening:
The Emperor's fever has again increased. His
praon Is faster and his general condition less salts
factory MACKENZIE
LExDEs KRAUsE
The Emperor felt more tired than usual last
evening and retired to rest before o'clock. &c
is believed that the growths hitherto confined TO
the larnyx have extended into the trachea. The
Emperor respiration is much faster and his fe-
yer has considerably increased He passed
fair night. under the circumstances. His fever,
weakness and quickened respiration continue.
According to trustworthy Information, the
cravest fears entertained OF speedy fatal
ending of the Emperor's disease It is appre
hended from his present condition that death
will ensue within a week
1t is understood that the doctors, at their con-
sultation, this morning. agreed that the condi-
ton of the Emperor had become more favorable
during the night To-day his fever diminished
and bis general condition is better It is deemed
necessary that he remain in bed.
900 p. M.-The Emperor has not left his bed
to-day Most distressing accounts of his suffer
ings current tonight 1t is reported that
he said to Chaplain Koegel to-day: "You pray,
chaplain. for my preservstion; rather pray tor
my release
The Emperor perseveres in the transaction OF
business, and does not cease to write concerning
his work. His writing is so illegibls at times
that the Empress is often summoned to decipher
it in order to him the annoyance of writing
it over again.
The Reichsanzeicer publishes the following
bulletin, time $50 P. NJ: ron the whole, ths
Emperor is less feverish than he was yesterday.
In the course of the day a rather large quantity
of pus has been discharged. The patients
breathing is now more quiet"
At midnight the Emperor's condition was
more favorable. The fever was lower, and his
respiration easier.
This morning Emperor Frederick wrote on
slip of paper that he felt much better. He ats
a fairly good breakfast and wanted to get up
but the doctors would let him rise. The
fact that the doctors cannot find evidence of
affection OF the lungs in way proves that the
lungs are not affected. The results of the oper-
alton of tracheo.omy render it difficult to dis
cover symptoms of lung disease. The intel.-,
hitting fever and the quick respiration
are symptoms strongly in favor of DR.. Macken-
zie7 belief that the Emperor is suffering from
pysemia. There is large crowd continuously
watching the castle. By special wish of tbs
Emperor, the public were permitted come to
the iron railing of the first courtyard, where,
this afternoon for the first time the official
bulletins were fixed. The doctors, on leaving
the palace. We're eagerly piled with questions.
EupresS augusta arrlNeo az the phlace at MIC
night, and remained at the Emperors bedside
for half hour. The other members of the
family visited him toward evening, when he felt
fairly comfortable, and read, and worked, ard
slept little.
The doctors held a consultation at $50 and
agreed that the Emperor was better. The dis
charge which occurred this afternoon gave him
much relief. The patients breathing lie free
and almost normal. 1t tends, however. to prove
that DR.. Mackenzie's diagnosis of abscess in the
trachea was correct Tbs progress of the pyfe-
mia the symptoms of which are very slight,
shows signs OF increasing The rumor that
DR. Beremann yesterday discovered indica-
ton that cancer is forming is not confirmed.
1t is reported that preparations for the marriage
of Prince Henry and Princess Irene, of Hesse,
are to be hurried. and that the wedding will
TAX MIA in few "A