The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-04-19
THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
Emperor Frederick's COndi-
ton Less Satisfactory.
INTENSE ANXIETY PREVAILS.
The IlIustrious Rulers Life Con-
sideren to be in Danger
General Notes.
The Sick Emperor.

BERLIN, April 1S.-9 a.m.-The i'm
prOvement in the condition of the EN-
peror continued yesterday evening,
although his fever increased little.
10 a.m.-The Emperor had tolerably
good night. His sleep was somewhat
interrupted by coughing. The fever has
not yet disappeared.
PARIS, April 1S.-GaulOiS says that at
the request of Empress Victoria the
French doctors, Pean and Faunel, and
the English doctor Evans, will proceed
to CharlotJenburg to examine the EN-
peror.
BERLIN, April 18.-1.12 p.m.-The
condition of the Emperor is almost the
same as it was yesterday. Physicians
held consultation this morning. Bis
marck visited the Emperor at IL
O'Clock. The Crown Prince slept at
Berlin last night. This morning he re-
viewed the troops in Temulehofsr field.
he was enthusiastically greeted in
Unter den Linden. where the troops
filed.
LIS p.m.-A consultation held by
physicians this morning showed the
Emperor's condition less satisfactory
than yesterday, but better than last
evening. Last evening the Emperor's
temperature rose to SO degrees celsius;
to-day. 1t has fallen to 80 5 degrees.
During the night DR.. HoWells inserted
a wide canula. Physicians have again
sounded the Emperor's lungs and found
that they are not affected. This
strengthens the opinion that an abscess
has formed in the tracea. There was
great stir on the streets to-day owing to
the circulation of a report that the En-
peror intended to drive to Berlin from
Charlottenburg. There was much dis
appointment manifested on the ramon
proving groundless. The Emperor ap-
peared at a window at Charlottenburg
castle at L. IS and was enthusiastically
greeted by the crowds that had as
Bismarcl1's visit this morning lasted
an hour.
The Bundesrath, to-day, voted to ex-
pei from the country Bernstein, editor,
Gothelar, publisher, and two sub-editors
of the !S0oia1 Democrat.
$50 p. m.-The following official bull
letin has been issued: The Emperor
had a fairly quiet night. Otherwise his
condition is unchanged, the fever con-
tinuing.
LONDON, April 1S.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
Berlin, timed p. m, says: The con-
dition of the Emperor is less satisfactory.
1t is reported that blood poisoning has
supervened and that his temperature
has increased. The hopeful feeling of
the morning has been replaced by
feeling of dependency.
BERLIN. April 81 a.m.-The con-
dition of Emperor Frederick has
changed for the worse. His life is con-
sidered in danger.
BERLIN, April 18.-The Emperor
spent few minutes at the window,
about 5 40 q. M, after which the fever
greatly increased.
A general consultation OF doctors and
lung specialists will be held tomorrow.
At 7.30 p. NJ, the Emperor's condi-
ton is neither better nor worse. In
tense anxiety prevails, and although the
doctors bulletins do not make mention
Of such a thing, the opinion gains
ground that an abscess has formed in
the trachea. The Emperor received the |
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of !
Baden this afternoon. His Majesty |
afterwards slept two hours, arising at |
O'Clock, when he walked to his study |
and went with the Empress to the win |
dow OF his room. His appearance at |
the window was signal for enthusiast
tic acclamations by the crowds.
d.. Mackenzie daily sends ciphers to |
Queen Victoria.
Precautions have been taken to in
sure the utmost stiffness in the neigh
borhood Of the castle, in order that the |
Emperor's repose may not be disturbed. |
When the guards are changed the |
words OF command are given in whis- |
pers. Carriages stop at a distance
from the castle, instead of driving into |
the court yard.
The tube in the Emperor's throat was
skiltully changed by DR.. Howell, with
out assistance. The new tube gave the |
Emperor much re ief. He bears his i'll
ness admirably. and, in spite of all.
takes tine greatest interest in state af-