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FREDERICK IN DANGER.
MACKENZIE FEARS THAT BLOOD
POISONING MAY OCCUR.

The Emperor Appears at a Window
and Immediately Thereafter His
Fever Increases Crowds Cheer at
His Appearance-Queen Victoria
Constantly Advised by Cipher Tele-
grams.
BERLIN, April 1S-At noon to-day the
condition of the Emperor was almost the
same as yesterday. The fever had not left
him, bus his strength was satisfactory.
The physicians held a consultation this
morning.
Prince Bismarck visited the Emperor at
II o'clock.
The Crown Prince slept at Berlin last
night This morning he reviewed the
troops in the Tempelhofer field. He was
enthusiastically greeted in the Unter Den
Linden, where the troops deflled.
The consultation held this morning
showed the Emperor's condition to be less
satisfactory than it was yesterday morning.
but better than it was last evening. Last
evening the Emperor's temperature rose to
30S celmoS At noon to-day it had fallen to
81 40. During the night DR.. Howell in
serted a wide canula.
AT WINDOW.
The Emperor appeared at a window at
the Charlottenburg Castle at 12.45 o'clock
to-day, and was enthusiastically greeted by
a crowd that had assembled
Prince Bismarck's visit this morning
lasted an hour.
The physicians this morning again
sounded the Emperor's lungs, and found
that they are not affected. This strength
ems the opinion that an abscess has formed
in the trachea.
There was a great stir on the streets this
noon owing to the circulation of report
that the Emperor intended to drive from
| Berlin to Charlottenburg There was much
disappointment manifested upon the rumor
proving groundess.
At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon the follow
ing official bulletin was issued: 1.-THE EN-
peror had fairly quiet night. Otherwise
his condition is unchanged. The fever con-
tinues.
The tube in the Emperor's throat was
skillfully changed by Dr. Howell to-day
without assistance. The change was made
made necessary by difficulty and noise in
breathing, caused by growth in the
throat partially covering the mouth of the
canula. The new tube, which has a double
bend, is better adapted to facilitate breath
ing and gave the Emperor much relief.
The patients fever has increased as the doc
tors have stopped using anti-pyrine
just before the arrival Of Prince Bis
marck to-day the Chancellor's messenger
brought TO the castle II portfolio with docu-
ments. presumably for discussion with the
Emperor The latter bears his illness ad-
mirably, and in spite of all takes the great
est interest in state politics.
The Emperor received the Grand Duke and
Grand Duches of Baden this afternoon. He
| afterward slept for two hours, arising at 5
o'clock when he walked TO his study and
went with the Empress to the window of
his room. After this his fever greatly in
creased. His appearance at the window
was the signal for enthusiastic exclamations
by crowd outside the castle.
DIR. Mackenzie fears pyaemia
DR.. Mackenzie sends daily long cipher
telegram to Queen Victoria. Precautions
have been taken TO ensure the utmost still
ness in the neighborhood of the castle IN
order that the Emperor's repose nay not be
disturbed. When the guards are changed
their words of command are giving in
whispers. Carriages stop at a distance
from the castle instead Of driving through
the court yard.
FRENCH DOCTORS SUMMONED.
PARIS, April 1S.-The GauIois SAYS that
at the request of Empress Victoria the
French doctors Bean and Faunel and the
English doctor Evans will proceed to Char
lottenburg to examine the Emperor.
HIS LIFE IN DANGER.
BERLIN, April 49, A. M-The condition
Of Emperor Frederick has changed much
for the worse. His life is considered in
danger.
ROOM FOR GRAVE ANXIETY.
LONDON. April 10, 3 A. M-The Stand
ards correspondent telegraphing from
Charottenburg at midnight says he believes
that the reports current regarding Emperor
Frederick's condition are of an 1nduly
alarming character but that nevertheless
there is room for the gravest anxiety.