The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-24
FREDERICK FEELS GOOD.
THE DOCTORS ALLOW HIM TO
LEAVE HIS BED.

His Fever Continues to Decrease
Throughout the Day-The VIII of
the Late Emperor-Queen Victoria
ArrivesIat Innspruck on Her Way to
Berlin.
BERLIN, April 23.-A bulletin, issued at
O'Clock this morning, says: although the
Emperor was troubled by coughing last
night he otherwise passed a tolerably fair
night. His fever is low"
MUCH BETTER.
The Emperor's general condition is salts
factory. He lay on a sofa this afternoon.
The swelling of the glands has decreased.
For breakfast to-day the Emperor ate some
beef and fowl and an hour later he took
broth and eggs. During the day he spoke
cheerfully to the doctors. This afternoon
he had a conference with Prince Bismarck
lasting an hour and half
QUEEN VICTORIA AT INNSBRUCK.
LONDON, April 23--Queen Victoria ar.
rived at Innspruck to-day on her way from
Florence to Berlin. Emperor Francis
Joseph, attired in the uniform of a field
marshal, met her majesty at the station.
The greeting between the two sovereigns
was cordial. The train had not quite come
to full stop when the Queen rose to greet
the Emperor, who Immediately entered the
car and kissed her hand. He then offered
her his arm and escorted her to a finely
decorated waiting room, where an elaborate
luncheon was served Prince Henry of
Battenburg and his wife, Princess Beatrice,
accompany the Queen. In Difference to the
wishes Of her majesty the authorities will
give her no official reception upon her ar
rival at Charlottenberg at 8 o'clock to-mor-
row morning. The Empress, Crown Prince,
Prince Henry and Grand Duke Of Baden
will meet the Queen upon her arrival, and
the party will at once drive to the Castle.
Prof. Bergman is greatly satisfied with
the progress made by the Emperor. The
permission to leave his bed had an inspiring
effect upon him.
Prince Bismarck had quite a long inter-
view with DR.. Mackenzie to-day The
doctors letters TO the Cologne Gazette, Fost,
and Kreuz ZeitWng were inserted by the
managers Of those journals under legal
compulsion.
DOCTORS AROUSED.
LONDON, April "a, 5 A. MA letter signed
by Drs. Mackenzie and Howell appears in
the Times this morning, in which they say:
"The statement of the Kfeuz Zeitung and
KotniSche Zeitlng with reference to the in
cidents of the night of April IL are false,
and, as regards one of us, distinctly libel
GUS" Legal action has been instituted
against those papers.
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
BERLIN, April "a, A. M.--The Emperor
continues to improve His fever in decreas-
ing.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS WILL
The National Zeitung gives the details OF
the late Emperor Williams will. The En-
peror left fortune of "A ,000, 900 marks. OF
this sum 3 100000 marks is bequeathed TO
Empress Augusta, and 100000 each to the
Grand Duchess of Baden, Crown Prince
and Crown Princess and Prince Henry.
Prince Henry also receives an estate which
was purchased for him for the sum of ], ,00O,-
000 marks by the late Emperor. A clause
hich was inserted in the win in the EN-
peror's 60th year, gives TO Emperor Freder-
lex 375, ,0Uo marks, and TO the Grand Duchess
of Baden $50, 900 marks The Crown treas
ury receives $4,000. 900 marks, and the re-
mainder is absorbed in various requests.