Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03

Copyri1st. 1894, By fks Associdfsf Pras.
BERLIN, June Europe in general,
and Germany in particular, have been
treated to two genuine sensations this
week, and both Of them have bean re-
garded as likely TO have serious results.
The first Of these was the announce
ment by the RcichSdpzeiger yesterday
that an operation had been performed
upon Emperor William and that small
encystsd iumor had been cut from the
Emperors cheek.
The second startling piece OF news
was contained in the dispatches from
Sofa, which announced that revolu-
tion Of some magnitude had broken out
in Bulgaria as the result Of the fall OF
The Stambuloti cabinet
THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
OF the operation performed upon the
Emperor naturally caused the clrcnla-
tion Of many sensational rumors which
created momentary alarm throughout
Germany, In view OF the fact that his
father died OF q disease which caused
much discussion In medical circles a.
the time. One set OF physicians were
Of the opinion that Emperor Frederick
died OF cancer, while another set OF
medical experts thought that he was
simply suffering from wart without
cancerous sypmtoms. The latter set
backed up tho opinion DR.. Morell Mac
Kenzle, who was sent by Queen Victoria
to attend her son-in-law. When the EN-
peror died, some time after the removal
OF the wart IL was geberally UNDER
stood that the frst set of physicians
had bowed 10 the opinion Of Or. Mac
Kenzie, and that IL was finally admitted
that he had not suffered from cancer
Gus disease.
Consequently the Auuoune' ent OF
the operation upon Emperor Nsoosss, u
Yesterday, coupled with the Anu e-Sag
considerable anxiety has frequently been
expressed about the Emperor's health.
caused alarm throughout Germany until
II was recognized that the official notice
OF the operation was published with tho
express view Of forestaling
EXAGGERATED AND SENSATIONAL
stories which would inevitably have
been circulated broadcast " the opera
tion had been performed without noti-
flying the public OF the fact
1t now appears that Prof. Bergman.
assisted by Profs. Leuthold andSchlange
at Potsdam yesterday morning, re-
moved from the Emperors left cheek
an atheroma, an encysted tumor con-
tanning curdy matter, about the size OF
q cherry. in less than Eve minutes aud
without the use OF an sn9sthetic.
There was very little bleeding, and
the patient showed 70 fevorish symp-
toms before or after the operation aud
was very little affected by II.
The tumor, IL Is added, IL tho growth
OF only a few months, and II IL asserted
upon the authority OF the Emperor's
physicians that II had no connection
whatever with the old ear trouble,
which has been the subject OF so many
sensational rumOrs for years past Tho
tumor, II Is also said. caused the Empe-
ror absolutely no inconyenience, and the
operation In no way dlstresses him, be-
yond the fact that his face Is cov0red
with q small bandage. He, however, IL
able 10 eat as usual.
The RcichSdnzeigcr to-day publishes
the following bulletin signed by Pro-
fessors Bergmann and Beutho!d:
"The Emperor's general condition is
good. The manner IN which the wound
is healing leaves nothing 80 be desired.
His Majesty will walk 10 the park thls
afternoon"
THE SECOND SENSATION,
the trouble 10 Bulgaria, ls undoubtedly
q matter which may turn out 70 be moro
serious than people are generally will
ing 70 admit All sorts OF rumoTs are
in circulation regarding the state OF sf-
fairs at Sofa. Civil war ls said 20 haVs
broken out. A portion Of the Bulgaria.
troops, according 70 report, has rsvolted
ln favor Of eX-PTemleT Sttmbul0h,
and the latter and bis cabinet are re-
ported 10 be under arrest. Owing ~ shs
censorship over press dispatches from
Bulgaria. some time may eiapse before
the exact situation becomes known; but
IL is not denied that serious riOtlng has
occurred: that the military have taken
sides FOR and against Prince Fsrdintndi
that Russia may see in the present dis
tqrbances an opportunity 10 Interfere
in The affairs OF southsastern Europe,
and that this may lead 70 grave eompli-
cations.
The NoUoe Vremya has given the key
note OF the situation from the Russian
stand point by It's semi-ofiicial announce
ment that the present state Of Affairs in
Bulgaria cannot be permitted 70 con-
Ilnue whatever may be the result OF the
conflict between Prince Ferdinand and
eI-Premler StAmbuloh.
Inquiries made in Official circles here
however, show that the Bulgarian crisis
is rot regarded with alarm here.
Il Is asserted that the new cabinet 10
eompose4 Of responsible men who are
not likely 70 prscipliste the country
into any foreign complications.
VIII Not Issue Bonds.