Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-12

general was present. The Russian War
Office now permits freer men
ton Of the movements of
troops. For instance the Warsaw
dispatches to-day stated thst there have
arrived st that city four regiments of Cir
cassisn cavalry en- route for the Pincrief
and Kielce districts. At Michalowi z,
nesr the Galician frontier, immense bar
racks have been raised. An order
from st. Petersburg directs the
execution of the plans for the
mobilization of part Of the field artillery
on the Austrian side. There is an in
crease in the number Of recruits and
officers for the landWehr. Large pur-
chases of Krupp guns have been made and
enormous war contracts for provisions
and ammunitions Of wGr have been exc
cuted. For the time being snow block
sde on the railway liEes In Galicia has put
a stop to
THE TRANsITaoF TROOPS
and provisions are accommodating at the
depots on the German side. The most
significant feature is the extension OF
strste gic railways on the eastern frontier.
The Cologne Gazette estimates the cost
Of the WORK st 100. COG. 900 marks, while
other estimates make It reach $50, 000, 900
marks.
The Berlin Post states that there is
feverish activity st Spsndan where the
men in government toundries are COM
PEELED to work over time.
The condition of the Crown Prince sb-
serbs the national interest. The official
bulletins give but scant Inform ton
and the doctors are universally reticent
in response to private inquiries. To-
days bulletin, which states that the
Crown Prince passed good night and
feels very well, did not relieve the gloom
of Berliners who crowded In front of the
palace in silent masses, waiting to giv9 8
sympathetic sslutation to the Emperor.
The private advices from San Reno do
not quite support the official report.
Authentic details Of the operation dis
close the fact that 1t was hurrledly de-
cided to perform 1t
UNDER CBLORoFoRM.
The operation lasted twenty minutes.
DIR. Bramsnn passed the night beside
the patient, Drs. Krouse and Horall be-
! ing in attendance in an adjoining room.
The last words the Crown Prince
spoke were addressed to the doc
tors, bidding them share his cour-
age. Since the operation he has
written few words expressing his sense
of relief and ease. He passed part Of the
to-day in an invalid chair reading. The
Crown Princess and her f,mily seem more
cheerful today. The Princess visited
him and stterTard played lawn tennis 81
Villa Ormon6.
The discussion ss to the real nature Of
the Crown Princess ailment has been re-
| nv Rarnrpanta mic n
RENO Is expressly for the purpose Of re
latest phase Of the case. Mean
been consulted since the first indication
of the mslsdy, continue to hold the opin-
ion that the disease is cancer, associated
with perishondritis. The Grown Princes
life nay be prolonged under favorable
conditions for two or three years
without the operation of the lsrynx
The Emperor and Prince Wilhelm
were intensely affected pending the re
suit OF the operation. Prince William
did not sleep throughout Thursday nigh
and proposed TO instantly depart To-
San Reno, but Prince Bismarck opposed
1 this sep on the ground thst 1t would ado
to the public excitement and the sense o.
danger. The Princess William who II
now near confinement j ined in the effor
to induce him to remain IN Berlin. Tit
Princes illness has had fatal effect OIL
Berlin society. All the fetes that usually
mark this climax Of the carnival season
and sll the balls and receptions have beer
stopped.
At the annual subscription ball ct tn
opera house on Thursday, nobody danced
and, after dreary promenade, the hous
was emptied.