The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-10-25
PHYSICIANS BULLETIN.

FhHsIClANS' BULLETIN,
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. PA bulle.
tin issued from Lividia at D. m. and
signed by the five doctors in attend.
ance upol the car says: "Durinp
the day his majesty showed no sions
OF somnolence. His appetite and
spirits are better. The oedema of the
loot has somewhat increased.
Inc dispatch says the sacrs-
ment was partaken OF by his
majesty on Sunday and this ia
thought to indicate that his condition
Is not as serious as would be supposed
from the prior dispatch stating that
the last sacrament had been mipist-
cred to him. The dispatch that
makes this statement mentioned no
date on which the sacrament was par
taken OF, and the superstition here
now 10 that the car simply partook of
holy communion on Sunday as is his
custom.
RUMoRs AT MOSCOW.
LONDON, Oct. PA special dis
patch to the Pail Mall Gazette from
Moscow, dated lao tonight, is that
the car is suffering from increas-
ing lassitude and drowsiness
and 1t is almost impossible
to keep him awake except when he is
attacked by the nervous spasms
which amount to convulsiops and
which add to his suffering. On the
other hand, the sufferer has taken
more food and is able to retain it. Ac.
cording to the cor espondent of the
Pail Mall Gazette the wedding of the
czarowitz and Princess Alix is fixed
for today or tomorrow, the exact time
depending on the czar's condition.
THE SUCCESSION.
BERLIN, Oct. 24-The Cologne Ga
zette has advices received IN Berlin
this morning to the effect that the
cars condition has become worse
since yesterday. The death of Grand
Duke George, who was not long since
called to St. Petersburg from Abustu~
man in the Caucasus. where he was
sojourning for his health, is according
to The Gazette, a question
OF a few days. The st
Petersburg correspondent of the Vos-
sische Zeitung predicts trouble over
the accession to the throne and saws:
"The superstition following the death
of Nicholas l, that no other Nicholas
would be enthroned, survives. The
fear of a renewal of the condition of
affairs under the first Nicholas is
deeply rooted. The feeling prevails
ing among the lswer classes proves
that they do not regard the czarowitz
as heir by the grace of God. More-
over, their views of an autocracy have
greatly changed"
AN OPERATION CONSIDERED.
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch to the
Times from St. Petersburg says that
among the various rumors in circulas
ton there is one to the effect that
Professor Bergman, the we'll known
German physician, has declined to go
to Lividia to attend The car and that
French physician has been summoned
with view to the possibility OF an
of his majesty's kidneys i3 affected.
Detailed accounts are given of the
will of the car, but nothing authentic
can possibly be known beyond the Of
fetal bulletins. Even the ministers
and ambassadors receive no other in
formation than is contained in the
DuLeGluS. IL Is True, however, Gudt
since the 18th of the current month
all the state papers have beer
signed by the czarowitz, by
the czar's orders. The minister
of finance has telegraphed to the pres.
ident of the Odessa Exchange begging
him to call the bankers and represent
atives of financial firms together and
appeal to them for the abstentioA
under the sad circumstances from all
speculation, especially the purchase OIL
gold, and also to do their utmost to
prevent depression of state funds.