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Germany.
HOLDING A CONSULTATION

HOLDING A CONS LIAlION'
BERLIN, April II, $40 A. M.-Thc
Emperor passed tolerably fair night last
night. He had some sleep. There was
no change for the worse. The physicians,
including Professors Leyden and Sinafer,
are now holding 8 consultation.
THE EMPERoR's CONDITION.
BERLIN, April l7.-At the evening con"
ference of doctors concerning the En-
peror it was found that the fever and
bronchitis were unchanged. DR.. Mac
kenzle suggested an abscess in the vicinity
of the trschea as the cause Of the excess
of fever, which has been so puzzling to
the doctors. II is undenisole that DIR.
Mackenzie this morning believed thst the
Emperor's end was approaching. The
Emperor urgently summoned the mem
bers of the family to hasten to the Castle
Crown Prince William gslloped from
Berlin and arrived first. He IVES soon
followed by the Empress Augusta snd
others. Prince Bismarck was st the bed
side an hour after receiving The sum
mons There is a marked discharge Of
Bloody mucous from the Emperor's throat
and the swelling is progressing down
ward.
THE WORST FEARED.
BERLIN, April II AT midnight al the
members Of the Imperial family were
summoned 10 the Emperor's bedside
The worst is feared.
TEE REPORT CONFIRMED.
BERLIN, april III 4. m.-The report
is cor firmed that the Emperor Is suffer
ing from Inflammation OF the lungs. Prince
Bismarck, accompanied by the Minister
Of Justice, bad smother interview with
the Emperor last night, when His Majesty
signed an order appointing the Crown
Prince to act IS his representatives.
AMORE HOPEFUL FEELING.
BERLIN, April II, Pals p. m.--The En-
peror Frt derrick now feels better. He
slept hsIf the night without any consid
cradle breaks. He rose shortly after II
and afterwards appeared at the window Of
his bedroom. His f5ver is !abating and
his appetite IS improved. His respiration
has also improved. A more hopeful feel
Ing is beginning to prevail. The consul
tation OF physicians this morning is re-
| ported 10 have resulted in an agreement
inst there is 70 Observation-Disclosures,
and that the bronchitis is ebating. In
fact it is said there is divergence CT
opinion among the doctors as to whether
bronchitis has appeared at all, or wheth-
er the fever and difficulty in breathing
were not trsceable to an abscess in the
| tracbea. II the ls'ter is the case 1t Is
considered practicable that the crisis
in the Emperor's condition will be over
come.
APPROACHING THE LAST STAGE.
LONDON, April II A dispatch from
Berlin to the Exchange Telegraph Com
s,nv SAWS it is learned from q direct
source that the physicians st their con-
sultation to-day agreed that the Emper-
or's malsdy YVES approaching the last
stage. This news mas been guardedly
conveyed to the members OF the royal
family. It is being intimated to them
that the Emperor requires the utmost
care, though for the moment there is nc
immediate danger. The Empress has
postponed her proposed visit on Thurs
dsy to Lureburg and Wittenburg.
THE FEVER ABATED.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE following
bulletin was issued 81 p. m: The symp-
toms of bronchitis have considerably oil
minished since yesterday, and the lever
has sbsted. The Emperor passed bet
ter night and his general condition is sat
isfactory. tSigned,) Mackenzie, Wag
ner, Krouse, Howell, Bergman, Leyden
France.
POUNDING COMMON SENSE INTO THEM
EPAR1s, April I'm. Ferry in speecf
st Eplnal yesterday denounced Genera
Bouisnger as amutinous soldier. He ad'
mitsed tha. the Chamber Of Deputies hat
abused its power in order to incite min
isterial crisis, but in defending the Sen
ate no said that the Boulapger crisis
proved that direct suffrage was not infsl
iible and showed the danger OF singh
assembly and the necessity OF the Senate
He declared that the return OF France t
Ce sarism would lead to 8 foreign war
France would lose the esteem OF the res
of Europe if second time in forty year
she should be so foolish as to mistake
mediocrity for genius, Catal!ne Tor
Washington.
: RoumRnia.