New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13
THE EMPEROR GAINING S7REhdlH'
HOW TIE ROYAL SUFFERERS DAYS PASS.
GREAT CHANGE IN HIS APPEARANcE-hA'"
AND PALIID a BOGUS scHuM hGNin"
REPUDIATED BY PRINCE BISMARCK

GREAT CHANGE IN HIS APPEARANcE-hA'"
AND PALILD - BOGUS scHUM hGNin"
RxPUDIATYD BY PRINCE BISMARCK
-THe GRAVE WAR OUTLOOK.
Copyright 1888: Nv n, y,r York associated fTe's
Berlin, May 1.-THE Emperor has again p'''.u "
good day. The bssoless reports circulated th'> ~,
noon that there had been recurrence OF the inpH"
nation caused general excitement I'll! the rcsuits V,
inquiries a. the palace wcro published Inc oh'0a'
news concerning his condition Is not entirely 'rus'
worthy, the doctors Join In the conccamehi Vi wv
worst phases OF his mslady and in making inc p'''
of any change for tho better. Bu, reliable iniornia
ton that has been Indirectly obtained tends to"su
tho hope that the Empcror's life will be prolonged
beyond the recent expectations favorable ""P
tom his increasing strength. To-day his EFFORTS 10
walk abou; the room were fairly successful "oeA
ago lie could not his limbs. Now With signt
assistance he is able to take occasional turn UP All"
down the His fever in the morning u ver'
slight but increases toward night His sloopies'
ness continues, though frequently proAen'
but he enjoys intervals OF rcpose deep
and refreshing. His breathing is now seldom laboreu'
Tho Empress visits his bedside every morning
awaits his waking and remains until tho doctors as
sembe for consultation, when she vthdraw' 10 mco'
her daughters to go out riding.
The regular medical council now consists OF DIS
Mackenzie, WegRer, Krause Howell and eydcn. On
Tuesday OF each week DR. Senator and on Fridays
DIR. Bardcloben, both adhcrcnts OF the trsa'ihch'
practised by DR.. Mackenzie attend speciai ooh'u"
lions. .
since Tuesday tho weather has been bittnr cold
and the greatest precaution 10 taken In airing tho
rooms to prevent the slightest drsusht or change
in the temperature
The Emperor is receiving fewer official reports thsh
formerly while tho Empress endcavors to limit pus
ness by curtang tho number of receptions, and seeks
to alleviate tho tedium by the persal Of light literature
The Emperor feels grsufrd a. receiving
choice bouquets and wieatbs daily from all
parts Of Germany. England and H~y'
Ho also receives immense number OF letters many
OF which he insists shall be read to him. The doctors
are hopeful that they will be able to remove tnsir
patient TO tho Fricdrchskron Palace az Potsdani e.D
in June whom Dr. Mackenzie will take weeks holiday
Tho DOwsgor Empress Augusta accompanied D. w, y,
Grand Duchess Of Baden will at the fane time 60 20
Babelsbcrg so as to remain near the Emperor iN'
ROYAL fauiy's dread OF y rela pso docs not lessen
| FATAL NATURE OF THE DISEASE
The result OF to-day's examination Of the Emperor'
throat discourages every hope OF more than Hon'"
tary recovery. Dr. Mackenzie reports that inc Iocai
malsdy is making gradual progress. The oc'opnasu'
IS still unaffected. The difficulty In SWALLOWING "
slight but the chock placed upon the extension Oh LILO
disease has been only partially successful
Every one WHO sees the Emperor Is struck Dy MS
wasted appearance. Before the last relapsc no uu
not look Ike a sufferer from a mortal eiment NOW
he is and pad and the marks oil his long ino''
are on his face and form. . -.
The Empress, after hearing DE- Machenzie's report
OF tho examination paid her promised visit to the
new market which is TO be opened in the autumn:
Mayor Forckcnbcck received the Empress and me
Processes who accompanied her, and thoy were t y1n
hearty rec eption by the thousands assembled within
the building Although the Chief of foire ana ore
1 be m weTs FAMILY made tour Of tho With
out hlndrance Many Of the marsetwoInen pr,scned
them with nosegays while Others strewed np"cTs
alons the paths between the stalls The Empress toa
Mayor Fokenbeck that no Incident OF her soIourh ID
Berlin since her return bad been 30 pleasing.
BISMARCK REPUDIATEs THE SCHUA INTER-
VIEW.
Prince BsmarcRs solIctude to prevent tho pubic
mind being lulled into deceptive calm rsgaruuls .no
chances for war was shown in the prompttude with
which were made the dcnals OF the pcsre prediction
nIacod in his mouth In connection with the srhuZ III
tervlew Mr. Schurz did not communicate 20 81! Per-
son the subject Of his mn xb, IN. an onics
motto I'm the I" North German Gazette termed Ill ao-
The truth in official circles from Prince Bismarck
down. continue to take the grayest view OF the roTr
have been directed toward bringing England mo mo
close relations with the triple alliance pHrlns me
VISIT OF tho Duke ~ Rutland 10 Bcrn the Chshcouor
so impressed him with the mmnence OF glcT Ely,
pesn connct that he was LED to reper 10 ,e nn tss
Cabinet in terms i sa With 0 he chsnc.or and
Count Kalnoky, tho Austrian Prime h'nistcr, oo.nS
report also had tho effect o. hastenlnG the English
Governments plans for national defence which 'e'm
hero most mea9re and insufficient
ENGLISH oyERTURES TO RUSSIA
Count Won schouvalof, tho Russian Ambassador
was present at tho nnal interview between the Duke
% Rutland and Prince BsInAVA Snct tne buhO ~
turned to London Lord Salisbury Is TO
ported to be approaching Russia, with
the approval of Prince Bismarck, inviting con,
ference and Offering consider the deposition OF
Prince Ferdinand as preliminary measure to COAL
ZION with England and triple alliance Tho Solicit
ing Of the cooperation of Russia would appear to cao
TO solution OF the Eastern question, but no enectVe
settlement is reslly hoped from conference or DIP,
lomacy II IS not expected in OmoIs
circls, that tho Czar will listen to the
proposals for q conference. The Russian press IS
more than ever inspired with the PsnbaviSt inrop.
Ii proclams that the coming war will mako Russia
Master OF the Bosphorus, Russis's only terms on
which She Will her arnamcnts arc described rs
the withdrawal Of Austria rom Bosnia and the rec0s
milton Of Russian supremacy IN the Balkan PENN
sula -.
The Kreuz Zeitung7 sums the position as snort
spell of apparent peace. The nations, II says, ac
sumberlng on crater which Will crupt In dag.
WIDESPREAD RUIN ALONG THE VIsTULA
A system OF roEef calculated to mitigate Individual
suffering In the inundated districts has been organized
Reports from along the Vstula Indicate widespread
ruin which II VIII take long time to remedy. The
low lying districts still submerged and engineer
ing measures Will be necessary 10 drain them ~hci
the waters have subsidized. Enormous stretches "a
what was formerly fertile land have bccn swept clear