The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-05-06
ANSLAVISTS IN POWER.
CsSO-GERMAN WAR RUMORS ARE
FLYING IN THE AIR.

,pv7ight 1888 by NeD York Associated Press
BERLIN, May 5.-The Emperor's sleep
IS unbroken for several hours toward
,rning. 1t was the best sleep he has en-
7ed for many weeks, and he awoke from
with good appetite and in good spirits.
asked the physicians if he would be able
enjoy the open air, but the doctors, after
lding consultation, decided
the negative. The Emperor
1ed with his family and this afternoon
* long rest and slept for a considerable
ne His temperature remains almost
rmal. Though his fever has abated, his
1uietude regarding the slowness of the
urn of his strength does not lessen.
UNABLE TO WALK.
His attempts to walk yesterday and to-
proved his utter weakness in the limbs
, could not walk a step, though he was
lie to stand occasionally. The danger is,
IT in the event of a re-occurrence Of the
sis, with his powers of resistance reduced
a minimum, there will be no chance for
n to survive long.
The alumum canula now used has been a
stive relief, as during the nights since it
lghing have decreased. On Thursday
> Emperor had five attacks of
ughing which required cleansing the ca
la. Yesterday he had only three such
jacks.
HIS DAILY ROUTINE.
He does no more than is necessary of
icial work, and relieves the tedium by
auging his apartment He is wheeled
om his bed room to the hall under the
pola, where he receives oral reports,
ence to his study, where he spends some
ne reading, and thence to his bed room,
mere he rests.
His condition is certainly a credit to DR..
ackenzie, and everything indicates that
Emperor has again entered upon Pc
ID of comparative freedom from the worst
mptoms of his malady, which have hither-
been followed by an increasingly danger
is crisis. DR.. Mackenzie will not take a
)liday until the Emperor is able to venture
ito the open air. The weather grows
armer daily. A cottage will be erected
al comfort, which will be his first place of
st.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
The Crown Prince, though absorbed in
is extensive duties, confers with the EN-
ress daily, apart from his visit to his father.
his marked change in the Crown Princes
was coincident with the visit of
!ueen Victoria, whose success in concili-
ting him proves to be more enduring than
as anticipated. The Crown Princes at
3ntion to the details of military m alters is
Vinced in an order to the brigade under
is command as to what tunes the bands
nall henceforth play on the march.
hey must not be borrowed from
peras, but must be the old time tunes for
lerly played when going to war or on a
triumphant return therefrom. Above all
recommends the march entering Paris,
he Organ March" and the 'Hohenfried-
erg March.
NUPTIALs POSTPONED.
The marriage of Prince Henry and Prin-
ess Irene, of Hesse, which was fixed for
his month, has been postponed until July.
The return of Prince Bismarck's rheuma-
ism has shown the advisability of an early
esort to Ems, but the condition of the EN-
ieror still forbids his leaving his post.
The resurrection of the Panslavist party
n Russia has reawakened alarm in official
lrcles. The Czar's reinstatement of Gen.
in his former position in the
tusSlan service has not an isolated proof
hat the open adoption of an offensive policy
.pproaches.
REvIvING THE SOCIETIES.
The Cars assent to a revival of the Slav
which were closed ten years
go under an edict of the late Gar, has
zee nobtained. Gen. Schernoiff will become
resident, and a Kindred association, the
o-called "Slav Committee of Charity"
With Gen. Ignatieff as President, will
ltflllate, thus forming a formidable body,
both wealth and energy. The
vowed aim is to incite insurrection among
he Slav people, and increase the agitation
lntll Russia comes into possession of Con
tantinople. 1t is impossible that the sud
len reappearance of the three foremost men
u the Slavonic party is amere coincidence.
GERMANY's LOW GRowL.
Gen. Bogdanovich's promotion might
nave been due to the influence of his friend,
zen. Pobedonotseff, with the Car, but
simultaneous with the appearance Of Gen.
6ogdanovich and Gems. Tchernaiff and
Ignatleff there is warning of the coming
tempest III the unmistakable revival of the
hostility of the German semi-ofiicial press,
preceded by distinct change in the attl-
Jude OF Prince Bismarck toward the Car.
lhe Cologne Gazette, suggests that Pan
Slavlsm has grown mightier than the Gar
llmself, and may force his hand, and cause
France.
LOOKING FOR SQUALLS.
=, The Official Gazette of Berlin interprets
lne position in similar way. 1t is believed
that the war party has convinced the Gar
IhaJ the next French elections will return
war ministry, and that Russia ought to
Oe ready to cooperate with France.
Inc renewal of the press campaign
g neft " ntf n
s.eSire TO Illustrate the new Russian loan.
N. Kochereau, Director of the Comtoir d.
y 6bscompte, between which concern and the
russian government negotiations for loan
laEe ceased, returned to Paris month ago,
'luce which time Russia has made no over
..ures IN any quarter. A general advance
nmaS pa set III since the better promise of the
Lhlperor's condition in the foreign stock at
present Oh the Bourse.
EGYPTIAN SECURITIES.
Inc Egyptian new loan closed firm to-day
~ 9o'Eo, and Egyptian unified bonds, which
argely in.
}, me Bourse expects an immediate issue Of
'4'ooo,OO marks of 81 Prussian consols,
parI oi which is wanted TO meet expenses
Agnrred gu on account of the recent floods.
,. !, ne sensation of the week has been the
azure ,'i OF manufacturer Heinrich Huffer,
rnose works were at Creninitzchan The
,'euI attracts attention beyond its intrinsic
Importance as a result of the tariff meas
Ias I1es Oh Russia. Owing to the Russian inn
~ duties on cotton sLutfs, Herr
aulIer had to pay enormous
'Sliis 'Sa 70 carry on his business. Tho fall in
.no o' value or Russian roubles increased his
9oes. o'o he firm will probably be converted