The herald., 1894-10-22
permit any medical examination to be
THE RoMANoFFs' PARADISE.

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THE RoMANoFFs' PARADISE.
The czarowitz expressed TO IA. Fleming
m intense longing to visit Paris, which
appeared to be sort OF paradise to the
whole imperial family. The Grand
Duchess Xenia once jokiEgly remarked
to M. Fleming
"Were asked to be president OF the
republic OF Paris, should accept imme.
diatsly."
BRUTAL CRITICISM.
The Vienna correspondent OF the
Standard telegraphs that come of the
leading papsra in that city and Buda
Pesth do not hesitate to Judge the czsr
with ill-timed and brutal Keanness. The
Wiener Allgemeine Zeitung says the
car did not know q plying tear until
he was obliged to shed it on himself.
Nobody in Russia, it adds, will weep
for him.
THE KAISER GOING TO RUSSIA.
A dispatch to the Times from Berlin
states that the imperial yacht Hohen-
zollern, now at kiel. has been ordered
to be in readiness to proceed today. 1t
is presumed Emperor William might go
to Russia under certain circumstances,
in W which case Prince Henry OF Prussia,
the emperor's brother, on the ironclad
Woertz, would escort the Hohenzollern.
BERLIN, Oct. .21.-General Won Werder.
the German am AMBASSADOR to Russia. who
has been spending time here on leave Of
absence. started for st. Petersburg to-
night.
PRAYERS FOR THE CZAR.
ATHENS, Oct. 2l.-P.ayers for the re-
storatioa OF the czkr to health were to-
day offered throughout Greece. ser-
vices were held at the Christian church
here and were attended by large num-
Der of persons.
LONDON, Oct. 2l.-Special services on
behalf of the czsr were held today in
the chapel in the Russian embassay and
in the Greek orthodox churches and
were attended by all the diplomat
PARIS, Oct. 21.--Prayers Tor the recov-
cry Of the czar were offered in all the
churches here today.
THE CzARINA FRUSTRATED.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 2l.-The ozsrina,
who is the second daughter of King
Christian of Denmark, 10 suffering from
severe nervous prostration. The rumors
that sne has been stricken with apo
plexy are untrue.
Advicss received here from Lividia are
10 the effect that the condition of the
czar 10 unchanged, but that his appetite
has improved.
WARSAW. Oct. 21.-A dispatch from
Yalta says the ezarina 10 suffering from
nervous collapse and paralysis OF the
legs. Her illness was caused by over
work, loss of sleep and anxiety.
STILL LITTLE HOPE.
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-If the czar's death
should not be hastened, owing to rscur-
ring spasms of apoplexy, both inciden-
tai to his malsdy, they hope to combat
the ur2mia for eome time. The Bsr-
liner Tageblatt processes to have the
best authority for this statement and
says:
"Dsapits all reports, the czarowitz re.
iuses to succeed to the throne. There
fore an imperial ukase proclaiming his
youngest brother, the Grand Duke
Michael, to be the heir is asked"
1t is reported that the czaiina did not
learn until Friday how grave her hua-
bands condition is.
THE LATEST hEPORTS.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The Daily News has
this from its Vienna correspondent:
A cipher telegram received here from
Russia yesterday declared 1t was impos-
eibie to send news except by letter
across the frontier.
A Vienna daily asserts the czar's ILL
ness is the consequence Of arsenical
poisoning.
The Paris correspondent of, the Daily
News discredits the report that the czar-
owitx has rsnounced the succession.
From st. Petersburg the News hears
the latest advices from Lividia are that,
despite the fact that he 10 out OF bed,
the czar's case is hopeless. The doctors
have discovered that he has cancer.
In the Last 10 days he has lost 80 pounds.
Tho excitement in Moscow 10 inde-
uoribsble.