New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21


WIS MALApY-MEAGRE REPORTS FROM LIvA-
prA RECEIVED IN THE CAPITAL-DAILY
BULLETINS SENT TO QUEEN VIC
roRLA-THB CzAR.s RECENT IN
TERvIEw WITH THE HEIR
APPARENT
Vienna, Oct. pa dispatch from st. Peters
.urg TO the "Neue Free Presse" says that the
Czarina who had watched constantly until to-
Aay at her husbands bedside has had a stroke
Of apoplexy The Grand-duchess Xenia her elder
daughter has broken down under the nervous
strain and is obliged to pass most of the time
in bed
The Car was tapped to-day for dropsy. 1t is
,nnrobable that the Princess Alix will reach
I.vadia in time to be married to the Czarewitch
before the Cars death.
ST Petersburg, Oct 20.-Conflicting rumors in
reeard 10 the condition of the Car are increasing
Oficial circles either profess to have no informa-
,ion or positively refuse to furnish any; and sew
eral Russian journals, unable to get news other
wise are sending correspondents to Livadia
Berlin Oct. 20-General Won Werder German
Ambassador to Russia. has lately been visiting in
Berlin Yesterday. in consequence of the receipt
OF urgent communications from the Russian En-
bassy here, he went to the palace and applied for
an immediate audience with the Kaiser The ap-
plication was at once granted. and at the close
OF the audience the Ambassador started with all
possible haste for St Petersburg.
Private kilograms from st. Petersburg say that
the Cars physicians have decided that he is suf-
fering from blood poisoning. At the Foreign Of
fee news Of the Cars death is expected at any
moment.
Tha Zpit has ipfO
ton that the marriage of the Czarewitch to Prin-
cess Ax of Hesse will take place at the bedside
Of the Car.
The condition Of the Cars consumptive son,
Grand-duke George continues TO be exceedingly
serious 1t is said in some quarters that he is
dying
London Oct. 20.-The Czarina continues to
send daily telegraphic bulletins TO the condi-
tion Of the Car from Livadia TO the Queen and
the Princess of Wales the latter of whom pur-
poses going to Lvadia about the middle Of Nov
ember. The Czarna in her bulletins communi-
Gates to the Queen and the Princess the opinions
Of the physicians in attendance upon His Ma
jesty. and these are of much less alarming
character than the current public reports.
The condition of the Car has grown
during the week. Since Wednesday his limbs
have become slightly affected by dropsy. and his
frequently broker by spasms of the heart, at
tended with great difficulty and pain in breath
Ing which cause the Car TO think his last mo-
ment has come. These spasms are always fol-
lowed by excessive general collapse. Still his
physicians do not despair of being able to pro-
long his life for months but they positively de-
cline TO make any prediction as TO how long he
will live His malady follows the course of
severe type Of Brights disease. The advices
received by the Queen have certainly not led her
to look for the immediate death Of the Car.
dispatch to "The Globe" from Paris says
that the rumor that the Car is the victim Of
foul play is discredted everywhere in that city
except in the Russian quarter. 1t is believed
generally however. that he is victim of neg
lect
"The Evening News publishes a special di-
spatch from Lvadia. on the authority Of a
physician. saying:
The Car has been seized within the last forty
eight hours with a series of convuisiVe attacks
such the precursors OF d[e caamlty dhcss
Of unconsciousress due to uraemc poisoning. the
result Of the circulation In the biood OF proaucIS
serious weakness Of the heart was frequent iot
several months with signs OF mIal disease OF tlat
organ and vavular affection of the heart. when
had already on two occasions caused congestion OF
the lungs latterly manifested Itself with alarming
frequency All hope of the Cars recovery mas
been abandoned.
In regard to the policy of the Czarewitch. Step
| MAX the Russian Nihilist. in interview to-
| day said that the Heir-Apparents character
was enigma. but that il was improbable that
the regime would concede anything IN the
| direction Of Liberalism. If a Council OF Regency
1 were formed with the Grand-duke Vladimir the
| Cars eldest brother. who is strongly reaction
| st in his views. az one Of its members, the ad-
| minsiration Of the Government would be 1ar
| worse than under the Car Stepniak expressed
| the opinion that among the ruling powers at
| 81 Petersburg there were none OF suihcleh1 III
ielhgence 10 advise reforms in the government Oh
| the Empire
Paris Oct 2O-At Cabinet council held at
| the Palace Of the Elysee to-day. Premier Dupuy
announced that he had received orlclal tcle-
grams informing him that the cars condltloh
had slightly improved. Prayers are oelns o.
Tered In all parts Of the Republic Tor the recoN-
cry OF the Russian Emperor.
Inc Nation asserts that M Hanotaux, Mlh-
is'er OF Foreign Affairs. has received news 'hat
,ne Gar died last night. and that ne IS WIN
hololng the dispatch until the news shall nave
DeH confirmed by the Russian Embassy mere.
Inc oihcisls az the Foreign Office declare thal
no surh dispatch has been received
a dispatch from 81. Petersburg. received mere
AT i''J T. tn, says the latest news from L1Nduid
represents the condition of the Car as 50 grave
as & 70 cave no ground foi hope that he can sur
NNe Tor many days. He Is suffering from e"-
uene mental depression. in addition TO ms phyS-
,saI inslady. There is public feeling OF great
.n.'pduence IN 81. Petersburg at the pducltN oi
the news from Lvadia. Prayers for the Gar
recovery are being offered up from all parts OF
.ne Empire. Many persons are reassured when
.heE ledfn that he is able to be out OF bed, Dul
,,hose having intimate knowledge OF the tacts
nave no hope Of his recovery or even OF his tenn
poraiy Improvement
~ regard TO the Cars Illness the Figaro"
says:
nlnheni physicians are OF the opinion that the
vvsnp'oms OF the Cars malady do not present the
ss,a ssns OF rena. disease. II Is certain that
for,oi oi tne Czirna received official message
inc Zen ago. saying that His Majesty was suHeI-
arIn LII syn tumor above his left breast DF. Hicn-
oppressed his Oeicf that II OF cancefouS
be and that successful operation was imPossl1,
tbs, ~ Tue other hand, Professor Leyden oeeVeu
' he growth OF a mild type.
! ."e Figaro adds that the Car has been