The record-union., 1894-10-31
Special TO the REcoxp-ux1ox.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 30.-The general
condition of the Gar has become con-
siderably worse. Last night the splitting
of blood, which began yesterday with Sc
we're coughing, increased. Symptoms of
congestion of the left lobe of the lung
have manifested themselves. His maj
esty's condition is one of danger.
A bulletin from Lividia, timed 10
O'Clock tonight, says that during the day
the splitting of blood by the Gar contin-
ued. He was sometimes seized with fits
of shivering. His temperature was 1902
Fahrenheit and his pulse ninety. The
pulsations were weak. Respiration is
difficult. He can take little nourishment,
and is becoming very weak. The @demia
has considerably increased.
RELATIVES PRESENT.
YALTA, Oct. 30.-The Car received the
Holy Communion yesterday. The con-
dition of the Czar is much worse to-day
Ali immediate relatives are here, includ-
ing the Queen of Greece. Court Minister
Count Vorontsotf- Dachkoff, Procurator
of the Holy Synod, Father Podiedono-
stzef and Prince Dolgouroki, Grand Mas
ter of Ceremonies, are also in attendance.
PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES SUM-
MoNED.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-At the urgent re-
quest of the CZarina, which was received
at Marlborough House this afternoon,
the Prince and Princess of Wales will
start tomorrow for Lividia and will
travel day and night until they get there.
PRAYERS FOR HIS RECOVERY.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Times ST. Peters
burg correspondent says: When to-day's
bulletins from Lividia were published the
people fell upon their knees, and with
tears IN their eyes prayed for the Cars
recovery. To-night's bulletin relieved
the anxiety from several unfounded
rumors that MS majesty was dead. 1t is
stated that Inflammation of the lungs has
weakened the action of the heart.
A private telegram from Yalta says the
doctors in attendance on his majesty held
an unusually long consultation tonight,
hence the issuing Of the bulletin was
later than usual. The Emperor is con-
scious and able to converse with the doc
tors and his relatives. The Czarina never
leaves the sickroom. His ma jesty suffers
heroically, and makes no complaint.
Yesterday he tried to attend to State
papers and letters, but he was obliged to
stop by fits of coughing which lasted
some hours. The coughing was accom-
panied by intense pain, and blood ap-
peared in the phlegm. The doctors were
undecided at first whether the blood was
from the throat or lungs. The coughing
continued all night. The Gar made no
attempt to return to his bed, but remained
in his arm chair. DR.. Zaccharin is of the
opinion that portion of the clotted blood
got into the left lung and produced in
Illumination. 1t is hoped now that the
clot may get absorbed, otherwise his
breathing will be seriously impeded. To-
day his majesty has eaten nothing He
looks pale and worn. He has taken med
icine. When the doctors went to his
room at the usual time tonight his maj
esty declined to receive them until 8
o'clock. The late hour at which the bull
letin was received caused much anxiety.
THE BoRKI RAILROAD DISASTER.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Yalta says the
sixth anniversary of the Cars escape
from death in a railroad disaster near
Borki was celebrated yesterday with
great solemnity at Lividia and elsewhere
Russia. At Yalta the serv-
ices were conducted at the palace by the
confessor of the Emperor and were at
tended by the Czarius, members of the
Imperial family, the Queen of Greece and
guests of the Imperial family. The ban
quet usually given on the evening Of the
was abandoned.