Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
MACKENZIE'S BOOK
ARoUsEs SAVAGE IHBIeEATIoS IN OF
FIcIAL CIRCLES.
Probable Retirsrssst q sismarok-sssreh-
ing FOR the Enpsrots original piary-
Hsnoirs-Sscreey Treason.
copyrighted 1888 by the New York Associated
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BERLIN, October 19.-Only sum-
mary OF DR. Mackenzie's book is yet ac-
cessible to the public here, but enough
is known OF its contents to arouse
savage Indignation In official circles.
Putting aside the medical dispute the
charges which DIR. Mackenzie levels at
Bismarck Of incitng the German doctors
10 entrap him into doubtful declaration
as 10 the nature OF the kmperors
disease are felt 20 he n poisonous
SANDER on the reputation OF the Chan
cellor. The Simultaneous appearance
Of the letter OF the Empress to Dr. nac-
kenzie indicating his treatment - held
to prove concerted action 20 blackcn
Bismarcka character. DR.. Nackeuzles
attack on Drs. Gerhar1t and Bergman
can be answered IN the courts OF law
here or in England. and can he met also
by the opinions OF eminent European
specialists Bismarck IS powerless TO
deal with Mackenzie. He will. however
Use every resource OF his craft TO render
the Empress powerless TO do him further
harm.
TIE THEFT OF A CIPHER.
The report circulated yesterday re-
garding the theft Of 8 CIPHER code from
the Emperor's case indicates that the
Chancellors game Of surveillance oVer
the ex-fmpress. which ceased by order
Of Emperor william after her surrender
Of Fredeyick's papers, viii be renewed.
A watch viii be kept over hor psrtl-
sans an1 her movements, including
her proposed visit to Windsor.
= he lrogressist press are using Get
fecken's and Nsckcnzies revelations as
q basis for hostile criticisms. They Will
be suppressed. Meanwhile Bismarck Is
having BAD time. iie suffering from
renewal Of his attack OF Reut in u seri-
Gus form, partly arising from worry. Re-
ports as 10 his health are causing the
greatest snyiety to bis family, and it IS
said that lis condition viii probably
oblice him 10 retire from public Affairs
within q few months Whatever his con-
dition may lie, however. be does uotceas
WORKING The GeTecken trial moves
slowly. The prosecution have been haf-
fled IN their search for the original diary,
though they have secured the copy Iom
which tie Ce1eckeu extracts were msdo.
II is IN the handwriting Of q person
named Krlg, now dead, who Was an oil-
cial Of tho Court and was for eighteen
wears ia tho service Of the then Crown
Prince. Erug accompanied the Crown
Prince everywhere and often acted as
his amauueuals.
A1EMous OF TIE Grown pRSCE.
His widow has three manuscript vol
umes Of memoirs OF the Crown frinco.
Judge Hrshhold. of the Berlin court, VINO
has been instructed from Lelpsic 90 con-
duct the inquiry, "a trying to discover
whether Gefecken act 81 on his own N
ltistlye in Publishing tine diary Or a he
WAS prompted TO publish r. Though
secrecy j. maintained everything known
goes 10 encourage Geiitcacns irends
in the houo that the prosecution
Will be unabio 10 prove trsasonabl 10
inteht on the part OF tie accused or
comphestion in the plsn5 Of political
personages. Rctalintions OF tine dlary
IN relation 70 the repugnsnco OF hing
/ Ludwig 81 Bavaria " the Incorporation
Of bis kingdom into the German empire
are confirmed by semi olicn, declare
tons IA baycrsche Natotiand.
UsBERroNF- or WAR.
The o0icial jourpcls chant hymns Of
peace OYER Emperor Williams progress
/ in Austria and italy; sii!l loud under
/ tones OF wsr continue to produce O sense
of insecurity. q BE FreWtonbiGf las
shaken public confidence In tic porma
neuce OF peace by Publishing edglcas
from Warsaw announcing tho iorn9tan
Of a fortified camp Of the frt orteruear
| tie German frontier, oppoelte Ihom,
and tho exterior Of the works Of the
citadel OF Nolgorgicwik, requiring no
/ less than 200 new cannon.