New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-10
THE KHEDlVE'S DEATH
A RUMoR THAT MORPHINE FASTENED II
THE REPORT DIsOEEDITE-D IN CAiEo-THE &C
CEssION OF PRINCE ABBAS FORMALLY
AUTOMATICALLY ACTLRIs IICs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or THE NEW RULER.

Cairo Jan o.-SeNe.' has geached here OF a
sensational which has been circul' to- In Lo'oh
TO the effect hat the Khedive's death was hascheu
by morphine. II IS thought that the officials OF caro-
who In daily ASSOCIATION with the hhedNe are
far better Judges Of the exact can-,s which produced
death than persons in London aud n5ro OF those
officials native foreign places the lclst creoit III
this sensational rmor stories # tbs Kind get mo
circulation Immediately after The death OF eithef
Turkish or Egy ptAn rulers, ard they have been
circulated often that they are hire regarded is a
natural cOnCOmitant If rulers death Inc iict t'a'
European physicians were in atten'ahce upon INC
Khedive is regarded a. sufficient disprovc any such
report a. the above mentioned
The physicians who we're ATTENDANCE upon TIC
Khedlve at tie time Of hi, death were DR. Connhos
and Or. Hc,se. both Of whom are Europeans IheF
were summoned Il the frs; symptoms OF danger winch
prctntod themselves seventeen hours before ING
Khedive died DiS ComanOs and fieSse are preparing
n report OF the case In the earlier stages of the
attack the Khcdve attended by the native doc'oFs
sanm and Issu. They have been requested to wrH
whatever observations they may wish t. communicates
A f4lsc report put in cIIcuaEoh here I" INC
effect that Dr. eem one Of the native ply slclanS VINO
had attended the Khedve during his laes'. had maze
fatal bunder In admin erng an overdose Of morphine
ard that when tho ruler died and the doctor realized
the result % Ms mistake he had become tcfrors'fohe
ad had fed from The place and put an end TO MS ie
The report naturally caused excitement for 'lme O'
the fear. Of those VINO had been dui'd by the chain
we're Gained when upon investigation II was conclusvely
proven that IN, story fabricatlon' DE- 0enm
has not disappeared and he is etl attending 10 us
duties A. usual. The sole complaint that has been
made against the native doctors VINO mlnStefen 10 INC
Kheiive before thc European doctors were summoned
that thew did not ascertain the fact that Ie"hK fach
VA. suffering from congestion of the lungs and inacton
II The Kidneys II T. true that morphine injections
administered 10 the patient to case the intense pam
he VA. suffering. but these were stopped after mo
Eurorcln do tors had made an examination OF ihe
khctive and agreed upon their diagnosis.
Dr. Comanos has not made report as to what has
tened the death Of the Khcdve. lie has only certhed
20 Le nature Of the msadcs which caused the decease
OF the Egyptian ruler.
Con.fantinoplc Jan o-Thc Oridal Journal" 10
DAY announces the accession Of Prince Abbas the
oldest son OF the late Khclive, ~ the throne OF Egypt
Vienna. Jan. s-On hearing Of the death Of their
father. the sons Of the Khedive summoned Blum
Pcha formerly Egyp uan Under5ecretary OF Finance,
and now director Of tie Credit Ans;alt. lie remained
with them until 3 O'Clock in the morning lie
skeiched A history OF Mohammcd TewiiRS reign ana
then. addressing Ahhas Pacla, said; 1"nr ltlshn'''
will ind Egypt ro,pcrOus Thanks u br''h 'uN 'oV'
tn finances trade II the country are IN spehuid
order. should yuu iced special advlCe' ba'ins Is
there to give IT, IN short take hold of machine
I'm tul wording order and only needing to oe oi'en
from time to time whereas Your fnher ha' 10 'o"''
q deranged machine requiring careful repairs
Blum pacha SAYS that N,bas I'icha indicated MS
tIl suvr,yal of the situation in Egyp; In regard 10
;he French report that Alias Pacha has frehc" pro
,ii,.i,ics Blum Patla said NATURALLY hs HHe9
paris - do other youths. but that Is 10. an
o,ri,ced that trfre viii bc no friction whatever am
hat the rnclish occupation OF Egypt VIII continue
even Il Mr. Gadston. aeain comes into power
tor ,,h,s pscha flashed his college studies two
var. AGO he psrsued political anu military e'uo'eS
and read with professors in the Viehnese senool Oh
var. lie IL healthy thct-et and inclined 10 oe ia''
md ply,,av. he = ind'ient. lie - chcee" lr
a.fu'c with "a surprising '"ih'"'i" VI WIN
Lnrda. jar. o." The Tines comments a, d:" bas
go, ~ Tryptia, situation: President 'diuV' M
da.h.d he Wild hope, # the French pres .na mas no
r,,rv " uld be established. or that uete Mou 10
- ,.rfsrerce with the accession OF Nbpte OF .'
Fngiisn .upervsion. The French are Nckpniine n,n
on, their host Il they mag ne Whatever rr"o isre.
80. NAV be I'm Mr.. clad tones mind lhat any h %
go og bis foiiowor, viii consent to abandon Eeyp'
10 The youth.'