New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-11
THE XHEDINL'S ILLNESS.
REPORT OF THE TWO EUROPEAN PHYSI.
CLANS
AN INQUIRY INTO THE TREATMENT GIVEN THE
DYING RULER TO BE HELD-vIEws OF
THE CONTINENTAL PRESS on THE
EGYPTIAN SITUATION.

THE CONTINENTAL PRESS on THE
EGYPTIAN SITUATION
Cairo. Jan l0.-Dr. IIesSc and DIR. Comanos the
two European physicians who attended the Khcdive
during the last hours of his life. today pre-
sented to the Premier their promised joint report
pn the case They state that they arrived at
The lIelonan Palace at o'clock on Thursday
morning last. DR.. Salem, one of the native physi-
clans in attendance on the patient then informed
them that the Khedive had been suffering from
influenza for week. but that until Wednesday
nothing abnormal had been observed in his condi-
ton. The report then says that when they (Drs.
IIesse and Comanosl had ausculted the Khedive,
which they did Immediately. they found conCcs-
ton of the lungs present, but not i'll a degree
sufficient to account for the grave condition Of
the patient. They then questioned the native doc
tors as TO the state of the patients urine,
and the latter replied that in that
regard they had nothing abnormal TO report.
After prescribing rigorous course of treat
ment, the two European doctors returned to Cairo.
The authors of the report then state that on re-
visiting their patient at the IIelonan Palace at
l o'clock on Thursday afternoon, they found his
lungs in worse condition, and that desperate
cerebral symptoms had supervened indicating
ureamia. After performing operation they
discove>d that the patient had been attacked by
fuenza, complicated by ncphritis which caused his
death.
An inquiry into the treatment which the Khc-
dive received is TO be held Dr. Rogers Pacha,
chief Of the Egyptian sanitary service will preside.
He will De assisted by DR.. Will. German, DR..
Binet. Frcnchman, and two native physicians
London. Jan. 1.-THE Cairo correspondent of
THE Daily News" says: Much Indignation is
expressed here at the native doctors treatment of
the khedive's case, and there is general belief
that the Khedive's life might have been saved if
proper medical skill had been applied earlier.
The local press is unanimous in declaring that
British evacuation of Egypt lis impossibility
now.
&" The new Khedve will have difficult task in
fighting against the intrigues which must bcset
him on all sides, as every advantage of his youth
will he taken by many TO regain the power they
lost under Tewik."
Alexandria, Jan. 1O.-Abbas Pacha, the
Khedive is expected TO arrive here from Trieste
Thursday next at daybreak The Cabinet
Ministers will meet lin at the landing, and
escort him TO Cairo. There will Ike reception
ceremonies at the railway station British and
Egyptian troops will De drawn up along the route
from the station TO the Abdin Palace. whlthcr
the Prince Will go directly. On his arrival al
the palace an official reception will lie given him
Dy various HOtdDNS OF tIle Nlcc-rtgdl court
Constantine Die. Jan. l0.-lt is understood In
diplomatic circles here that the accession Of Abbas
Pacha VIII not alter the present situation moi
prccipitate fresh negotiations between England
and Turkey.
Paris, Jan. 1O.-Abbas Pacba, the new Khedive
of Egypt, has sent kilograms President Carn0t
and Premier de Freycnet thanking them for their
expressions of coincidence on the death OF his
father
The journal des Dcbats7 denies that the
minority and youth OF Abbas Pacha justify the
pretensions of England 10 continue the occupation
Of Egypt, and says: Europe caanOt abdicatc the
right 10 interfere in Egypt, nor resign necessary
action into the hands OF the English France Will
never accept such position
lie Soleil," commenting on the Egyptian stu
atiOn says: France being alone in Oppositlo
TO England and NJ dc Freycnct having presided
over the Cabinet which allowed England u enter
Egypt alone il is more than probable that the
Government will 10 nothing whatever with re-
gard 10 Egypt. especially Turkey is certain -
back cut of any difficulty"
Vienna Jan. 1O.-The "Ncu Free PresSe' says
that Egypt's present weighty affairs require the
extension of the British occupation of the country
adding: The Parisians deceive themselves IN
thinking the present occasion oppOrtunc 10 raise
the question of British evacuation.
St Petersburg, Jan. l0.-The Novosu recon-
mends that there should bc solidarity of union
between Russia and France to meet the union OF
England and the Dreibund the Egyptian ques
ton. 1t declares that the legitimacy OF the BRUSH
occupation must never be admitted.