The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-31
A SET BACK FOR THE GEAR.
Splitting of Blood and Severe Coughing
Increased

st. Petersburg, Oct. SO.-The following
official bulletin was issued at 10 O'Clock
this morning: "The general condition of
the car has become considerably worse.
Last night the splitting of blood, which be-
gan yesterday, with severe coughing, in
creased, symptoms Of congestion Of the
left lung have manifested themselves. His
majesty's condition is one of danger" The
bulletin is signed as usual by the ply
slcians who are in attendance upon the
car.
The latest dispatch from Livadia con-
firms the previous ones announcing
marked change for the worse in the cars
condition. The most pronounced symp-
toms are those of congestion of the lobe
of his left lung, greatly increased cough
ing and raising of blood. His condition
is extremely dangerous.
A bulletin from Livadia, timed 10 o colck
tonight, says that during The course Of
the day the splitting of blood by the czar
continued. The patient was sometimes
seized with fits of shivering. His tenn
perature was 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and
his pulse 90 degrees. The pulsations were
weak. His respiration is difficult. His
majesty can take little nourishment and
is becoming very weak. The odema has
considerably increased.
Yalta, oct. 30-The car received the
holy communion yesterday. 1t was adj
minlstered by Father Ivan, Holy John of
Cronstadt. The condition of the car is
much worse to-day All his immediate rel
atives are here, including the Queen OF
Greece, the eldest daughter of the Grand
Duke Constantine of Russia, the brother
of the late Emperor Alexander The chill
dren of the Queen of Greece have also ar
rived here Court Minister Count Voron-
stoff- Datchkoff, procurator of the holy
synod, Father Pobiedonostzeff and Prince
Dollgoroulxi, grand master of ceremonies,
are also in attendance upon his majesty.
London, Oct. 3O.-The report is current
her that the ear is dying. The deco
rating firm of Marshall e Snelgrove are
engaged upon an order which will occupy
them until midnight in preparing mourn
ing paraphernalia for Marlborough House,
the residence of the Prince of Wales. The
Prince and Princess of Wales will start
for Livadia by special train at 8:45 o'clock
in the morning.
London, Eng, Oct. SO-The Central.
News correspondent in Denmark says
that in Consequence of an ur-
gent telegram received this morning
Kink Christian and his wife will start to-
morrow for Livadia. They will join the
Prince and Princess of Wales on the way.
Berlin, Oct. Boa dispatch from Yalta
says that the congestion of the car
lungs is spreading rapidly, as the patient
has too little strength to resist it.
Vienna, Oct. 3O.-The evening edition of
the Neue Freie Press has this dispatch
from St. Petersburg: 1.-The car was de-
lirous last night and did not recognize his
family. He grew calmer this morning
Upon learning that death was near he
asked that several friends who had not
been summoned be called at once to his
bedside"
Washington, Oct 3O.-The Russian min
lister, Prince Cantacuzene, at l p. m. to-
day, received the following alarming dis
patch: st Petersburg, Oct. 30.-The con-
diton of the emperor is considerably
worse since yesterday. The expectoration
of blood has been increased by a strong
cough. In the night there were symp-
toms Of partial Inflammation of the left
lung His condition is dangerous. Signed,
DeGiers."