The Yellowstone journal., 1894-11-02
DEATH NEAR.
The Gar ofAll the Russians Is
Failing very Fast Not
a Ray of Hope Left.
For several Hours lie Was inconsci"u,
and the Latest Bulletin shows lie
VIII soon Resign iii,
Earthly Crown.

LoNDoS. oct. 3l.--A dispatch 20 tie
Pail Mall Gazette this afternoon from
LiyadIa SAYS The ear is dying. HIS
left lung is 50 seriously inilamed that all
/ hope Ids beau abandoned aud the news
Of his death may be expected at any
moment.
WAsHINGToN. Oct. 3l.--Prince Can
tozune today received the following cable
from the Russian minister o' foreign
affairs:
st. Petersburg. Oct 2l.-Expectora,
tiJns with blood continues. temperature.
lOO pulse. 80; rather weak: breathing
difficult aud little appetite; great WrdE-
ness Oedema considerably increased
ST PETEEsBuEG. Oct. 3l.-An official
bulletin issued at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing says the czar slept few hours last
uIght and the bleeding Is somewhat
abatcd. Otherwise his condition is un-
changed
The official messenger publishes the
following account % the czar's illness.
The disquieting symptoms which mani
Tested themselves al Spala becamc less
marked m the early days Of his majesty :
soipurn al Liyada. The czar was able
10 attend divine service afte. arriving
there. and Wa also able to drive about.
Then symptoms II Weakness opp-a, eel
with a failing appetite, loss ot sleep,
weakening of the heart's action in
creased albumen and swelling %! the eX-
tremities On Oct ~ there was return
of the czar's appetite, and Oct - he
naE able 10 obtain necessary rest III
sleep. which produced a notable increase
/ in strength aud d reduction of aibumen.
The same lay the queen 81 Greece
arrived aud the pottotrcsbyter, Father
/ Ivnr ~ Grsa-ta5f Ehp offered M .'ag.
! ers ior the emperor also reached Llyld.
ia HE maicst. then rett-.'-1 holy
| communion, which assisted in Tranquil.
| iaing Lis mind On Oct - the emperor
/ yrayed with Father Ivan. Princes Aliz
I ~ He-=a- D4.lstaut arrived that evcu
I ing and by order of the car W rs re
ceiyel tremendously With guard o.
/ honor and With d military band playing.
IT,, meeting % ihc ear with Princes
Alix, whom had been long craving L.
see, strongly excited the patient. His
maiesty's physicians feared the effects
Of this excitement, but the night passed
fayorabiy. There was continued ocdma
Of the feet on Oct 2G, which hindered
frse movements. During all this tune
the czar. IN spite Of his sufferings. did
not neglect the state business but at
the urgent request of his physicians he
handed over documents relating to cur
rent afIaI.s ana reports requiring coDsid
erabie examination TO the czarowitz.
His majesty. however, decided the most
important cases and signed state papers"
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-The Russian EN-
bassy has received a. telegram saying the
death Of the czar may be expected at
any moment.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3l.-An official
bulletin issued from Lividia at 7 o'clock
this evening says:
His majesty has taken little nourish-
mept. Congestion of the left lung con
tinues. Breathing is difficult and his
pulse is weak.
YALTA, Oct. 31.-The czar suffers fits
Of suffocation. Today he was unscon-
scious for several hours. This morning
his majesty tried TO read Estate dis
patches, but was too weak.