New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-06
THE EMPEROR ALARM1NGLY WEAK.
UNABLE TO WALK A STEP AND SCARCELY
ABLE TO STAND.
ANOTHER RELAPSE LIKELY TO PUT AN END 1o
HIS sUFFERING-A CHANGE IN THE CROWN

ANOTHER RELAPSE LIKELY TO PUT AN END 40
HIS sUFFERING-A CHANGE IN THE cho"N
PRINCE
CopvrsgA4 1888 Bs te Eew- York Associated fress
BERLIN, May 5.-Tho Rmperor's sleep was unbroEeh
for several hours toward morning IL was Tho Dcs'
sleep he has enjoyed for many weeks, and he awoAo
from 1t with a good appetite and in good Spirits
He asked the physicians II no would be ablo to enjoy
the open air. but tho doctors after holding consu@
ton decided In the negative. Tho Emperor dihcu
with his family and this afternoon took long rest
and slept for considerable time. His temperature
remains almost normal Though his fever has abated
his lnquetude regarding the slowness Of tho return
OF strength does not lessen. His attempts to Walk
Yesterday and to-day proved tho utter weakness Oh
his limbs He could not walk step, though he was
able to stand occasionally The danger is that in the
event OF recurrence OF tho crisis. with his powers
of resistance reduced to the minimum there VIII DC
no chance for him to survive long.
Tho aluminium canula now used has boon positive
relief as during the nights since It was first In
serted the Emperors fits OF coughing have decreased
On Thursday no had five attacks OF coughing when
required the cleansing Of tho csnula YESTERDAY no
had only three such attacks. He does no more thah
is necessary of official work and relieves the tedlum
by changing his apartment He is wheeled from his
bedroom TO the hall under the cupoa, where ne TO
ceivos oral reports; thence TO his study, where ne
spends some time, and thence TO his BEDROOM wnero
he rests His condition is certainly credit to Dr.
Mackenzie and everything indicates that the Emperor
has again entered upon a period Of comparative nee
dom from the worst symptoms of his malay, ~nien
have hitherto boon followed by increasingly dangerous
crises Dr. Mackenzie will not take holiday until
the Emperor is able venture into the open air Inc
weather grows warmer daily. cottage VIII oe
erected In the schloss park for the Emperors cspecai
comfort, which will be his first place OF rest.
THE DUTIFUI CROWN PRINCE
The Crown Prince, though absorbed In his cxtehsi'o
duties confers with the Empress daily apart irohi m
visit to his father This marked change IN ,he
Crown Princes demeanor coincident with the WISH
NJ Queen Victoria whose success In conciliating MN
proves to be more enduring than was ahuciP"
The Crown Princes attention to the details OF mn
itary matters Is evinced In an order to the Dsauo
under his command to what tunes tho pandS sna'i
benceforth play on the march. They must not DO
borrowed from operas, but must DO old-time 'uNo'
formerly played when going to war or on triumph
ant return therefrom. Above all he recommends inc
march Entering Paris" the Organ March ana inc
Hohenfriedberg March"
VARIOUS TOPICS OF INTEREST.
The marriage Of Prince Henry and Princess Irene oi
Uesse which was fixed for this month has been post
poned until July.
The return of Prince Bsmarcks rheumatism has
shown the adyisaby of an carly resort to Ems Dut
tho condition OF the Emperor still forblds his leaving
his post. ,
The resurrection Of the Panslavist party In Russia
has reawakened alarm in official circles. Inc oAar
reinstatement OF General Bogdanovich In MS Iornoi
position In the Russian service is not an Isolated prooi
that the omen adoption of an offensive policy ap
proaches. s,. .sso.
The Cars assent to the revival OF the siaV asso-
o,ot,o,s cIosed ten wears ago under edct OF Inc
late Car, has been obtained
II Is believed that the party has convinced thc
Car that the next French elections VIII return "a'
ministry and that Russia ought to be ready ~ GU
The renewal of the press campaign against Russia
Is uniusty attributed to the desire TO Illustrate NV
Russian loan. NJ R0hcroau me aIec,or an. Ui the
Comtoir Descompte, between which concern anu ,lc
Russian Government negotiations Tor loah ha'S
ceased, returned to Paris month ago. sLre whi'h
time Russia has made no overtures III any quartet
A COMMERCIAL SENSATION.
The sensation of the week has been the failure Oh
the manufacturer Heinrich Ilufer, whose works were
at Crfmmitzschau. The event attracts attention be-
yond its intrinsic Importance as result Cd the tarh
measures OF Russia. Owing TO the Russian import
duties on cotton stufs Herr Hufier had to pay ehof
nous sums to carry his business. fall IN value
OF roublo Increased his losses. Tho firm Will prob
ably be converted into joint stock company. the
failure has caused German traders to ASK whelaer
thore Is possible profit In Russian business or man
ufacturers must seek other markets.
ENCOUNTERS IN THE AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT.
The Unterhaus of the Rechsrath has been the arena
of some Of the livelIcst encounters ever known in
the Austrian Parliament. For three days the groups
forming the majority have been engaged IN fierce
attack upon DR. GautsLh Minister of Public lnstruc-
ton, apropos of his Education budget; For once
the members old and young. OF the Icheaue group
thought from utterly opposite reasons The Ger
mans charged Dr. Gautsch with organizing slavisation
in Austria. A Bohemian Deputy, Herr knepck IN
the course OF violent Grafton against the clerical
and anti German tendencies embodied in the proposals
OF Prince Lichtensteln, approved by the Govern
mcnt, declared that their adoption would lead to
the other hand the Tchcquc Deputies reproached
Herr Gausch with partially toward the Germans
and charged him with official corruption. Some OF
the speakers did spare reflections upon his pri
vatc life