The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-18
GEAR STILL WORSE.
Believed That the Emperor is in
Immediate Danger.
His Symptoms Have Rapidly
Become More Alarming.
GOING TO HIS SIDE.
The Cars Two Brothers Start
for Livadia.
G1.oo4 TTr.I,oI L
4 Great Upheaval May Take
Place on the Cars Death.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 1s.-It is an
nounced here that the condition of the
car has perceptibly changed for the
worse. 1t is added that his symptoms Of
general debility and weakness of the
heart are more pronounced
it is announced that the cars physi-
clans have given up the idea of having
him taken to Corfu.
The Grand Dukes Sergius and Paul,
brothers Of the car, started for Livadia,
today.
An official dispatch indicating the
cars condition. was sent to Darmstadt,
yesterday and a reply was received to-
day, saying that the grand duke of
Hesse-Darmstadt and the Grand
Duchess SergiUs, his sister, had started
for St Petersburg.
The news from Livadia has caused
CONSERVATION in St Petersburg, and
there is general feeling that the end
may be expected any day. Consequently
great anxiety is experienced regarding
the consequences of the cars sudden
demise.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-The report in circu-
lation regarding the cars health, saying
that his condition has changed rapidly
for the worse and that he may be unable
to leave Yalta for Corfu. has caused a
sensation here and especially in view of
the previous reports which have led peo-
pie to believe that he was in Immediate
danger.
1t is now concl uded that there is little
doubt that a decided change for the
worse has taken place, and that the ear
may be in more dangerous state than
the most alarming reports have hitherto
stated.
This anxiety was increased today by
the reception Of a dispatch from ST. Pc
fQrGbrrYo diGffnnffu haf %
condition of the car has perceptibly
changed for the worse and people are
trying to read between the lines of the
official bulletin published by the official
messenger of St Peters burg on Tuesday
last, many Interpreting the announce
ment on that day to mean that the car
is unable to bear the journey to Corfu
The official Messenger, as already
cabIed on Tuesday last in special edi-
ton published the following bulletin,
which was signed by Professors Leyden,
Zacherin. POpOf aud Beljaminof. the
physicians in attendance on the car:
after consultation we find that the
disease of the kidneys shows nc improve
ment His majesty's strength has dimin-
ished, but the physicians in attendance
hope that the climate of the south coast
of the Crimea will have beneficial eff
feet upon the health of the car"
1t will readily be seen that an unfav-
Orable report can be made of the above
bulletin and that il is not astonishing
that it has given rise to additional re-
ports of an alarming nature in spite of
the fact that every preparation has been
made to receive his majesty at Corfu
A correspondent of the British Medi-
cal Journal, telegraphing from Livadia
yesterday afternoon, says that he has seen
two Of the cars physicians. The cor
respondent adds There is no less cause
for anxiety than there was a fortnight
since, although the car suffers less from
vomiting aud headache. His immediate
removal from Livadia would be benefic-
iaI IN one sense, but the cars weakness
Increases