The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
THE EMPEROR BETTER.
SYMPTOMS OF BRONCHITIS CoNsID'
ERABLY DIMINISHED.
II is Learned That the Doctors Agree
That His Malady Is Fast Approaching
It's Last stage--Boulanser Demon
STATIONS.

BERLIN, April 17.-The following bull
letin was issued at o'clock pm: The
symptoms Of bronchitis have considerably
diminished since yesterday and the fever
has abated. The Emperor passed better
night and his general condition is satisfac-
tory.
The Crown Prince and Prince Henry
will return TO Berlin this evening from
Charlottenberg. The Emperor was able
today to hear the report OF Gen. Albedyll,
with whom no had an interview lasting
three-quarters OF an hour.
The Emperor's fever increased toward
night. Otherwise there is no change in
his condition.
A dispatch from Berlin TO the Exchange
Telegraph company,'ds London, says it is
learned from direct source that the physi-
clans at their consultation today agreed
that the Emperor's malady was approach
ing the last stage. This now has been
guardedly conveyed to the members OF the
royal family, il being intimated to them
that the Emperor requires the utmost
care, though for the moment there is no
immediate danger. The Empress has
postponed her proposed visit ON Thursday
TO Luneberg and Wittenberg.
The Emperor yesterday evening took a
dose Of antipyrine, after which his fever
decreased degree, and his condition after
midnight was more calm. His tempera-
ture this morning was 3S.5 degrees celsius,
| his respiration was slower and his breath
| ing was but little impeded. An examination
| OF his lungs showed that they were quite
/ l.aN
toms OF inflammation. Although tired
and weak today, he was able 10
| receive verbal reports on matters OF state.
The physician in regular attendance upon
| the Emperor will have another consulta-
ton tonight, and tomorrow there will be u
full consultation OF all the medical experts
who have been engaged upon the case. IL
has been decided that henceforth the spe-
cialists shall attend the alternate consulta-
tons. A man nurse, who has hitherto
slept near the Emperor, has been dis
missed and replaced by another nurse.
| The Emperor had better day today.
lie coughs and spits less than yesterday
and there is now not 10 much fear OF the
supervention OF pneumonia, the bronchitis
being limited. The doctors incline TO tho
theory OF the formation OF small abcesses
which would explain the increase OF tenn
| perature. A new canula will be inserted in
the Emperors throat tomorrow. The En-
peror occupied most OF the afternoon in
writing. This evening he expressed de-
sire to see Prof. Leyden, who, accordingly,
was called at o'clock p. m. Though the
fever increased tonight, there are no fur
Their unfavorable symptoms.
Boulnnger Denominations
PARIS. April l7.--Small crowds paraded
in portions OF Paris last night, cheering fol-
Boulangcr The police dispersed them
without any trouble.
Tho Journal Des Dobdt. says the cleo
ton OF Gen. Boulanger in the department
of the Nord shows that the country !,
wearied out and profoundly disguised with
the conduct and policy OF the government
The majority Of the electors, II says. car
no longer endure n government which
docs not govern, but leaves the country &
prey To the vacillations and Discussions Of
politicians and the tyranny OF electoral
committees. The Opportunists attempted
20 hold aconierencc at Bordeaux last even
ing, but were disturbed by supporters o
Gen. Boulanger and were compelled e
susDend proceedinpa