Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-25
Germany.
RUSSIA AND THE CENTRAL ALLIES.
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BERLIN, March 24-rhe situstion be-
tween the central allies and Russia re-
mains unchanged. TIE only alteration
arises from 8 visit OF the King OF
Roumsnia to Vienna, which has re-
suited in q def1ite treaty under
which Austria pledges herself TO resist
any Vlolstian of R2umsnian territory.
leading ofi:ers Of the RlumaDisn army
who are strongly pro-RussiAn are about
TO be removed and will be replaced by
German or Austrian fficers.
THE EMPBROR's DECREE
OF March 81, authorizing the Crown
Prince william 10 represent him in the
transaction Of state business, Is now
recognized as tantsmount to the
creation Of coregency. Be-
exists which gives Crown Prince William
fuller powers in the event Of the Emperor
suddenly grown worse. Both were OBJ
,tained By Prince Bi marck dur
ing his interview with the
Emperor at ClarlottenburZ. An
incident of one of the interviews is
told By Prince Bismarck himself, and is
IS follows: While talking to the Emper-
or thespGin from swollen burns in 2. ince
Blsmsrck's legs WAS SO severe that 1t
made him cry oriS The Emperor rose
and lifted Bismarck's limos into the
couch and wrapped them around.
Regarding the real state Of
THE EMPEROR's HEALTH
Il is difficult to obtain authentic informa-
ton. The bulletins isr ued are utterly
unreliable. OF his private life what is
known il that he IS able TO taEe little
daily exsrcise In the orBngery and heated
conservatory at Charlottenburg, and that
he receives family visits ard listens TO
reading of iii ;ial reports. BE does not
move out OF rooms thSt are beyond GER
tain temperature and he cannot receive
public deputstlC n, it being feSred that
snyidisturb nee might pre- cipitste crisis.
DR.. MacEeIz le does not leave him
more than h4f 80 hour at time.
THE FEELING AGAINST DR.. MACKENZIE
is S5sting. In letter written by him t"
q friend, q doctor in SiettiD, he says:
TIT is impossible for me to rectfy
the numbsrless fslsehoods con-
corning my duties toward the
Em9erOr. YOu GIN understand that the
storieJ about trscheO,omY are entirely
false. Ali did during this operation WAS
to watch my patients pulse. I was the
first to congratulate my colleague, DR..
Bramapn, on the success of the operation,
which WAS Il cted under my pressing de-
mand, being convinced OF its urgency"
A medical consultation las been held
regarding the condition of Prince WILL
lam, who is suffering from otitis media
purulentS, disorder not dangerous In
Itself, but & symptom Of general Ill
heslth. He has been advised il the work
OF the regency permits, tn take tour in
the spricg to Scotland or Norway.
The Empress Victoris held
A GRAND COURT RECBPTION
to-day at which Processes, ministers,
diplomats and sll the members of the
Buudesrath were present.
During the week the bourse has shown
notable improvement all along the line.
especially favored, rising about 8
msrks daily. The annual reports OF the
Reichsbsnk and the Leading private banks
are sll good, and snow the country to be
in happy huancisl condition. Bank
shares are now booming, st an advance
Of from 5 to 10 marks. Three
leading ilint stock banks, the
Diseonto Gaselschaft, the Deutches Bank,
and the Bsrliuen G,sslschAtt are the most
ly bought. TIE Discouto GtselscAft is
reported TO have sold out all its Russian
stock snd to be buying Ameri-
Gun securities. The Deutches |
Banks operations are chiefly in
American railroad stock, while the Han.
del Geselsch,it goes in for loaIs of a
miscellaneous kind. To-dsy's business |
on the Bourse was exceptionally active |
for Saturday. The lead ny foreign Sc
curities closed 8 higher; st. Petersburg |
exchange at 164 SO and rouoles at 1e6 80. |