New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
TAKING CARE OF BISAfARCK'S LEGS.
THE EMPEROR TENDERLY PUTS THEM TO BED
FEELING AGAINST DR. MACKENZIE

TAKING CARE OF BISMARCK'S LEGS.
THE EMPEROR TENDERLY PUTS THEM TO BED
FEELING AGAINST DR. MACKENZIE
Copyright; 4; 1888 Bv TAe Ssw York Assoeao~d Prsa.
BERLIN, March 24.-The Emperor's decree OF
March 81. authorizing the Crown Prince TO repre-
now recognized as tanamount TO the creation Oh
now recognized as tatamount to the creation OF
co-regency. Besides the published decree, another
exists, which gives Prince William fuller powers
in the event of the Emperor suddenly growing
worse. Both were obtained by Prince Bismarck
during his interviews with the Emperor at Char
lottenburs
An incident of one of the interviews Is told oy
Prince Bismarck himself, and is as follows; ;
While talking to the Emperor the pain from the
swollen veins in Prince Bsmarck's legs was SO
severe that it made him cry out The Emperor
rose and lifted Bismarck's limbs into The couch
and wrapped them around.
REAL STATE OF THE EMPERoRS HEALTH
Regarding the real state Of the Emperor's health
1t Is difficult to obtain authentic information. Inc
bulletins issued are utterly unreliable. or his
private life what is known is that he is able to
take little daily exercise in the orangery and
heated conservatory at CharlottenDurg and that
he receives family visits and listens to the reading
of official reports. He does not move out OF
rooms that are beyond q certain temperature, ana
he cannot receive a public deputdtion IT being
feared that any disturbance might preciptate a
crisis. DR.. Mackenzie docs not leave him more
than half an hour at time. The ieellng against
Dr. Mackenzie is abatng. In letter written
by him to a friend, a doctor in Stettin he says;
l. is impossible for me to reSy the }hs
Emperor You can understand that the stories
about tracheotomy are entirely false All did
during this operation was to watch my patients
pulse. / was the first to congratulate my col
league, Dr. Bramann on the success of the opera
tion which was effected under my pressing de-
mand, being convinced of its urgency"
THE CROWN PRINCE NOT WE'LL
medical consultation has been held regarding
the condition Of Prince william, who is suffer-
ing from otitis media purulenta, disorder not
dangerous in itself, but symptom of general i'll
health He has been advised, IL the work OF the
Regency permits, TO take tour in the spring OF
Empress Victoria held grand court reception
to-day, at which the Princesses Ministers. diplo-
mats and all the members Of the Bundesrath were
present
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
During the week the Bourse has shown
notable improvement all along the line. Rus
sian securities were especially favored, rising
three marks daily.
leading private banks are oil good, and show the
country. to be in a happy financial condition;
stock banks, the Disconto Gesellschaft, the
Deutsche Bank and the Berlincf Gssellsichhaiff
is reported to have sold out all its Russian Stock
and to be buying American securities. The
Dcutsche Banks operations chiefly In American
railroad stock, while the Handel EeselischaiI
goes in for loans of miscellaneous kind.
To-lay's business on the Boerse was excep-
tionally active for Saturday. Leading foreign
securities closed 3s higher, st. Petersburg en-
change at Ga. co and roubles at $3.50
AUSTRIA TO LOOK AFTER RUMANIA.
The situation between the central allies and
Russia remains unchanged The only alteration
arises from the visit Of the King OF Rumanla TO
Vienna, which has resulted In definite treaty
violation OF Rumanian territory. Leading on
GERS OF the Rumanian Army who are strongly
pro-Russian are about to be removed and Will