The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-04-20
AErAlRs IN
A Truce Between the Empress and Bis
marCk Observation-Disclosures Condition.


A Truce Between the Empress and Bis
marCk Observation-Disclosures Condition.
BERLIN, April 14-The conflict be-
tween Bismarck and the party of the en-
press is only m~omentarily suspended.
The truce will not last long and unless
Bismarck becomes a convert to Victoria's
policy a supreme crisis will result, the is
sue of which will be the absolute triumph
of the chancellor. The empress is en-
deavoring to secure support is every pos
sible quarter and has appealed even to
the influences of the Russian and Aus
trian courts for assistance. If the car,
who is being operated upon through Cop
enhagen, could be induced to send assur-
ance to Bismarck that the Battenberg
marriage would not alter the friendly re-
latiors between Russia and Germany, the
empress
MIGHT DEEM THE BATTLE WON
The Austrian imperial family maintain a
neutral position. They dislike Alexander,
but would like to see the marriage effect
ed if 1t will tend to widen the breach
between Germany and Russia. The czar
has show no disposition to respond to
Empress NiCtOria's Overtures, nOr is
he likely to encourage them.
The opinions of the Russian court
were for Il brief space divided.
A strong party was in favor &C sriZing the
chance offered by the Battenberg crisis to
overthrow the chancellor. Their plan
was to induce the car to intimate to En-
peror Frederick that he could regard the
marriage as Il private affair and thus help
the empress to Gust Bismarck. The view
Of NJ, De Giers was that the present crisis
was an incident in the general policy of
Bismarck
TO ASSERT HIMSELF
against the empress. He was of the opin-
ion that BismarCk's fall would lead to a
close of the AnglO-Austrian alliance,
which would prove an immediate source
OF danger to Russia. The affair is ex-
peCted to reach a climax when the queen
of England visits CharlOttenberg. That
the empress has been prompted by the
queens mother to thwart Bismarck is de-
MED only by the empress supporters.
The change for the worse in the en-
peror's condition, combined with the
alarming symptoms preceding the
insertion of the new camilla or
Thursday, gave the empress party a scare,
The rapid swelling around the old camilla
and the sudden contraction of the air pas
sage had alarmed the doctors. DR.. Nc
KenZie Immediately summoned to his as
sistance Drs. Bergman, Krause and
Howell and succeeded in reducing the
swelling before placing a new camilla in
his throat, This incident has again drew
attention to the precarious state of the
emperor. The final crisis may occur at
any moment. During the height of
alarm Dr.. Krause, on being asked how
the emperor was getting on, is reported
as having replied: ale has got over it
well now, but
WE DREAD EVERY TOMORROW"
DR.. Mckenzie intended to leave, but his
absence has been stopped. He is direct
ing the manufacture Gy Berlin makers of
a series o. oanullas adapted to the varia-
tions of the malady. The North German
Gazette tonight says that the doctors are of
the opinion that nc unfavorable change
will occur for at least six weeks. The
emperor now has no feeling of choking.
The difficulty in breathing was removed
by the insertion of a new camilla. This
announcement does not lessen the public
anxiety.