Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-14
LIFE AND DEATH.
Examination Discharges Every Heps
OF Mere Than MOmsussry Be
csysry Of the Emperor
Every One who Sees the Sufferer 10 struck
by His Wasted spPssr.ncs-The
Chan Co.'S OF War.
Cable Letter.
PASSED A GOOD DAY.

PASSED A GOOD DAY.
BERLIN, Msy l2.-Tne Emperor has
again passed good cay. TIE baseiess
report circulsted this morning that there
had been a recurrence OF Inflammation
caused general excitement till tns results
Of inquiries at the pslsce were published.
The fficial news concerning his condition
Is not entirely trustworthy, as the doctors
Join in the concealmnet Of the worst
phase Of his mslsdy and in making the
best Of any change for the better, bu. re-
liable Information that has been Indirectly
obtained tends toward hopes that while
there is life there is hope. As favorable
symptom of his returning strength to-day
his Efforts 10 walk We're fairly successful
A week ago be could not moYe mis- limbs.
Now with slight assistance he Is able to
take an occasional turn up and down the
room. His fever in the morning is very
slight bur increases towards night. His
| sleepfulness CONT mes, though frequently
broker, but he Ell JOYS intervals Of repose
deep and refreshing. His breathing Is
row seldom lsbored. The Empress wis.,
it's his bedside every morning, awaits his
waking and remains until the doctors as
semble for consultation, when she with
draws to meet her daughters to 60 out
| tloing. The regular medical ccun-
sci consists of Drs. m,ckeIzle,
Wagner, Krsuse, Howell and Lsyden.
On Thursday of each week DR.. Senator,
aad on Fridays DR.. Bsrdelabep, botn ad-
harents Of the treatment practiced BY DR..
Mackenzie, attend the specisl consults-
ton. Since Tuesday tue weather has
been bitter cold, and the greatest precau-
| ton is taken In airing the rooms to pr.-
vent the slightest drsught or change OF
temperature. The Emperor f5els graft
ted at receiving choice bouquets
ald wreaths dsliy from all parts
VI Germany, England and 1ialy.
he also receives large number CT Letters,
many Of which he insists shall be read to
dim. The doctors are hopeful that they
will be able to remove their ph5ient To
FriedrichsIuhs Pal,c at Potsdam esIly IL
June, WHEN DR.. Mackenzie win take q
weeks holiday. The Dowsger Empress
Augusta, accompanied by the Grand
Duchess Of Baden, will at the same time
90 to BabelsbuIg 80 IS TO remain Iear the
Emperor. The family are
AFRAID CT A RHLAPsE.
The result of the examination OF the throat
to-day dlscourages every hope OF more
than q momentnry recovery. Dr.. Mac
ker zls reports that tne local mslsdy is
making grsdusl progress. the G3opha-
gus is still una e :cted. The difficulty in
swallowing is 81 ght, but the check plzced
upon the extension Of the disease has
De, n only partially successful. Every
one who sees The Emperor Is struck by
his wasted appearance. Before the last
relspse ne did not look like sufarer
f. ON mortal aiiment. Now he is wan aDo
pallid, aud marks Of long illness are or
mis- face and form.
The E npress, after hearing DR.. Mac
KeGzie's report Of the animation, paid
aer promised visit 10 the new market
which Is to be opened in autumn. Mayor
Forenbeck received the Empress and
princess who accompanied her, ard
hey were given hearty reception by the
hrong assembled in the building. Al
though only q captain Ct police ard one
officer were present, perfect order was
maintained and the imperial family made
au tour OF the market withC ut hindrarce.
Many market women presented them with
nosegsys, while others strswed fowere
along the paths between The stalls. The
Empress told Mayor Forenbeck that no
incident OF her sojourn in Berlin since her
rstu,n had beer go pleasing.
THE ANCKs FOB sAR.
Prince BismarcK's sollcitude prevents
public minds being lulled into Q decen-
tive calm regarding the chances for war.
This WAS shown in the prumptitude with
which were made the deniais of peace
prediction placed In his msuth In connec
ZION with the Scourz interview. Scnur
did not communicate to snv one present
the sat act Of hls conversation with the
Chs nc ilor. h Is therefore not respon-
sible for what an official 10 the North
German GsZatta termed an sbsolHte in
vention. The truth is iii :iel circles
from P fince Bismarck outwards continue
20 take gravest view of the international
situation. The Caancellor's latest efforts
have been directed towsrd bringing Fog
land into closer relations with the triple
allisnce. During the visit Of the Duke
of Rutland to Berlin, the Chancellor SO
impressed him with the imminepce of
great European cor flict thss he WAS LED
20 report to the English cabinet
in terms that scared Lord Salisbury into
= renewal OF negotiations with the Chan
cellor and Count Kilnoky, as Prime Min
lister, leokirg to . conference of the
powers to settle the bulgarian question,
and to revise the Berlin treaty. Tne
Dukes report also had. the eject Of hast
ening the English governments plans foi
national defense, which seem most
meager and insufficient. Count Won
Russian Ambassador, was
present a. the flal interview between the |
Duke Of Rutland and Prince Bismarck. |
Stree the Duke returned to London Lord |
salisbury is reported to be approach Dg !
Russia with the approval Of Pfince Bis
Inarck, inviting conference .nd Offering |
to concede the deposition OF Prince Ferdi- |
nand as preliminary measure to q coali- |
ton with England and q triple alliance |
TIE soliciting Of the co-operation Of Rus.
sis would appear to lead 10 the solution
4 the eastern question, but no settle
nent, is reslty hoped from diplomacy
Il Is not expected In official circles hat
he Car will listen to ths proposal Tor q
conference.
THE RUSSIAN PRESS
8 more thsn ever inspired with Pan.
Ilsvist furnre. 1t proclaims that coming
var will make Russia master of the Bos-
,horus. Russia's ouly terms on which
he viii cease her ornaments sre
described as the withdrawal OF Austris
rom Bosnia, and the recognition Of
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