The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-13
FROM FATHERLAND.
NewSy Paragraphs From the
German Capital.
sLUMBERING ON A CRATER.
The Regular Medical Council-Dia-
ooursgIng Every Hope-A French
AlIi0ece-Other Notes.
News From Fatherland.

BERLIN, May l2.-lCopyrlPht 1893, %
the New York Associ ted Press. Il ht
Emperor passed good day. The base
less reports circulated this afternoon
that there had beeu recurrence OF the
Inflammation caused general excite.
ment till the results OF the inquiries al
the palace were published. The official
news concerning his condition is moi
entirely trustworthy, as the doctors
JOIN IN CoNcRALMEET
of the worst phases of his malady
and in making the best of any
change for the better. But reliable IL
formation that has been indirectly re-
ceIyed, inclines toward the hope that
the Emperor's life will be prolonged
beyond recent expectation. One favor
aple symptom is his increasing strength.
| To-day his efforts so walk about the
room were fairly succ. ,fui. A We K
ago he could not move his limbs; now,
with slight assistance, he is able
to take an occasional turn up
and down the roons His fever IN
the morning is very slight. but in
creaSes towards night. His sleepful-
ness continues, though frequently
broken; but he enjoys intervals of
repose, deep and refreshing His
breathing is now seldom labored. The
| Empress visits his bedside every morn
ing, awaits his awakening and remains
until the doctors assemble for consul
tation, when she returns to meet her
duties and to go riding.
THE REeULAR MEDICAL COUNCIL
now consists of Doctors Mackenzie
Weggner Krauss, Howell and Leyden
lon Tuesday of each week Doctor
Senator and Fridays Doctor Bar
deleben, both adherents of the treat
ment practiced by Mackenzie, attend
special consultations. Since Tuesday
the weather has been bitter cold and
the greatest precautions are taken in
airing the rooms to prevent the slight
est draught or change of temperature
The Emperor is receiving fewer Off :ial
reports formally, while the Empress en-
beavers to limit business by curtailing
the numbe of rece ptions and seeks 80
alleviate the tedium by the perusal oil
lliph. literature. The Emperor feels
grati6ed st receiving choice bouquets
and wreaths daily from all parts oil
Germany, England and Italy. He also
received an immense number OF letters
many of which he insists shall be read
to him. The doctors are hopeful thai
they will be able to remove their pa
tlent to Friederickskron Palace, al
Pottsdam, early in June, when DR.. Mac.
kenzie will take weeks holiday. Dow
ager Empress Augusta, accompanied by
the Grand Duchess of Baden. will, al
the same time, go to Babelsberg, SO as
to remain near the Emperor. The
royal family dread of relapse does
not lessen. The result of to-day's ex-
animation of the Empsror's throat
D1sCo5RAGEs EVERY HOPE:
of mora than q momentary recovery.
Dr.. Mackenzie reports that the local
malady is making gradual progress.
The sresaphagus is still unaffected.
The difficulty in swallowing is slight,
put the check placed upon the extern
sion of the disease has been only par
tally successful. Every one who sees
the Emperor is struck by his wasted
1 appearance. Before the last relapse be
| did not look like sufferer from 9
mortal ailment, now he is worn and
paliid, and the marks of his long illness
are on his face aud form.
The Empress, after hearing DR..
! Msckenzie's report OF the examination,
paid her promised visit to the. new
market, which is to be opened in
autumn.
Mayor Forkenbreck received the
Empress and princesses who accom-
panied her, and they were given a
hearty reception by the thousands as
sem bled within the building. Although
only the chief of police and officers
were present, perfect order was mann
tanned and the imperial family
made q tour of the market with
out hindrance. Many of the
market women presented them with
nosegays, while others strewed flowers
along the paths between the stalls.
| The Empress told Major Forkenbreck
that no Incident Of her sojourn in
Berlin, since her return, had been 80
pleasing.
| Prince Bisnarck's solicitude to pre-
vent the public mind being lulled into q
deceptive calm regarding
sLUMBERING Oh CRATER,
| WHICH WILL OIUpb LA q NoJ ohO o0A P1'oS
those evil influences which are trying
to foment war. If the central powers find
the Gear unyielding, they will not wait
for him to mass million men on the
frontier before giving battle. -
Advices from st. Petersburg state
that the new Panslavist reorganization
is embracing most of the military and
civil officials. General Ignatief, who
openly advocates
FRENCH ALLIANCE,
has, in an interview, expressed conf
dencs that Russia, single, can beat back
Germany and Austria and, united with
France. can extinguish the triple
alliance. Military circles in Berlin look
forward to a summer or autumn cam
patgn.
At an annual staff dinner recently,
Count Won Waldensse, in toastine
Count Van Moltke, alluded to near
events. He said he was con-
hGent that Count Won Moltke would
minister, looking to conference of the
Powers to settle the Bulgarian question