St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-13
GERMANY REJOICING.
The Rapid Recovery of the
Crown Prince Causes
Much Surprise,
And the Hope Is Revived That
He May Yet Completely
Recover.
Russia Continues War Prepa-
rations--France Doing AL
most Nothing.
An Enthusiastic But Orderly
Socialist Meeting--Wolves
on a Tear.
Copyright Cable to the Globe.

Copyright Cable to the Globe.
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The remarkable
vitality displayed by the Crown Prince
Frederick William, in his rapid recovery
from the effects of the shock of the
operation performed upon him last
Thursday, has caused great rejoicing in
Berlin, and expressions of congratula-
ton were general in the public resorts
of the German capital throughout the
day. The physicians of the crown
prince expected that he would be
obliged to remain in bed at least a fort
night, and the public were prepared to
believe that the expectations of the doc
tors were by no means singular, in view
of the circumstances. Hopes are now
revived that the crown prince is on the
road to complete recovery, despite the
contention of the German physicians
who originally attended him that he is
afflicted with cancer of the most malig-
nanant type, A dispatch from San
Reno says the crown prince left his bed
this afternoon, and remained out of it
several hours, meanwhile sitting or re-
clining in his room. He expressed him.
self as feeling we'll, and his lively de.
meanOr seemed to confirm his state
ment.
Private kilograms from San Reno, re-
garding the condition of the crown
prince, are less reaSsuring than the of
ficial dispatches. 1t is stated that a
tendency to fever had been developed.
DR.. Bergmann, however, who visited
the crown prince to-day. signed bulle-
tin to the effect that he was thoroughly
satisfied with the treatment and prog
reSS of the patient.
A Berlin evening paper, referring to
the crown princes malady, states that
the appearances which would neces-
cancer have not yet been observed.
The tracheal tube first used has
been exchanged for a shorter
one. DR.. Schroeder, of Vienna,
does not think that DR.. Berg
mann was summoned to San Reno to
operate on the larynx, an operation
which he considers now out of question
if there has been any unforable change.
Further development of the disease, he
says, may be postponed for a period
granted by nature, but the condition
of the patient would still be critical in a
sense and the slightest adverse circum-
stances would have very bad effect.
THE WAR OUTLOOK.
Russia still continues her military
preparations on the Austrian and Ger
man frontiers, while the military of
France OH the frontier of Germany has
perceptibly relaxed within the last two
weeks. Until quite recently France has
devoted great deal of attention to the
training of horses for cavalry service,
but that work has now ceased alto
gether to the myStificatiOn of everybody
except the minister of war, who gave
the order for its discOntinuance. Re-
ports received through Vienna sources
represent that there is even more activ-
ity on the part of Russia ON the Galician
frontier than was observable a month
ago, but of course these statements, in
view of the channels through which
they come, must be regarded as not al
together trustworthy. 1t transpires
that the emperor of Germany strenu-
ously opposed Prince BiSmarck's con-
summation of the Austro-German treaty
of 1879, and only gave his consent with
expressed reluctance upon the chancel-
lOr threatening to resign rather than
abandon his intention to conclude the
compact.
The Post denies the current rumors
that negotiations are on foot with the
object of inducing England to Join a
FrancO-Russian alliance. 1t is rumored
that the Bulgarian army is about to be
mObiliZed. The Russian government
threatens to sever her diplomatic rela-
tiODs with Turkey if the porte per-
siStS in its expressed intention of send
ing Kimail Pasha, the present Grand
ViZier, as Turkish commissioner to
Sofia. The Bulgarian government con-
tends that the treaty of Berlin provides
for a Turkish commissioner in Bulgaria
in certain contingencies and claims that
to deny Turkey the right to send one is
tantamOunt to asserting to Bulgaria s
assumption of independence.
Prince LObanOff, the Russian am
bassadOr at Vienna, in conversation
with several diplomat, on the Bulgarian
question, declared that Russia was
for another settlement by diplomatic
means, nor to discuss the schemes of
other powers if at variance with her
own policy.
THREE THOUSAND SOCIALISTS
assembled in Trafalgar square this aft
ernOOn with the intention of holding a
meeting, but being Overawed by the
strong body of police on the ground,
they made no attempt to organize or de-
liver speeches and finally adjourned to
the Thames embankment. They were
not followed by the police, the only OBJ
ject of whose presence in force in the
square was to prevent meeting at that
place, and no attempt was made to him
der the organization of a meeting on
the embankment or to interfere with it's
progress. The usual speeches were de-
livered by the leaders and set of reso-
lutionS was passed requesting the gov
ernment to establish relief works for
the unemployed. The meeting was
very enthusiastic but orderly. The gov
ernment has conceded to Sir Charles
Russell two days in which to discuss his
resolution of inquiry into the question
of the right to hold meetings in
Trafalgar square, the authority of
the police to interfere to prevent
them and the conduct of the govern
ment in having so interfered with the
result of bloodshed. 1t is expected that
the debate on the address in reply to
the queens speech will close on Feb.
%, but the discussion of some of the
matters comprising it and the numer-
Gus amendments thereto may delay the
termination of the debate beyond the
calculations of the majority leaders.
A PACK OF WOLVES
broke from their cage in Sanger's cir
Gus in this city to-day. The elephants,
camels, horses and other animals con-
fined in the building became wild with
terror as the escaped bruteS dashed
among them. The keepers experienced
great difficulty in liberating the ele-
plants, camels, etc, which it was nee
essary to do in order to prevent their
being injured and to facilitate the re-
capture of the wolves, but that was
finally done and the wolves were
trapped in corner Of the stable, where