New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
IS THE CZAR DOOMED?
TOLD BY DR. ZACHARIN THAT HIS
MALADY is INCURABLE.

PROFESSOR IEYDEN. HOWEVER. SAYS THAT HE
MAY POSSIBLY RECOVER IN FAVOR
ABLE CLIMATE--HIs AGONY WHEN
TOLD THAT THERE WAS NO
HopE-THE CzAREwITCH
AND GRAND DUKE
MICHAEL PRAc-
TICAL RE-
GENTS
London. Oct. 9-The Berlin correspondent Of
THE Daily Times says that Professor Leyden
will start tomorrow for Livadia. in accordance
with previous agreement.
Dispatches received in Berlin from Copenhagen
and St Petersburg concerning the Cars con-
dition have a more favorable tone. The Car is
said to have transacted part OF the State busi-
ness yesterday
THE Standards" correspJNdent in ST. Peters
burg sends the following story. the facts OF
which he says he learned from person VINO
heard the conversation:
When Dr. zacharin told the Car that % his maady lady
long his life a months but that II was useless,
70 conceal the fact that no Wa. eSrby a
fected. He entered another room and exciained 10 10
h SsTs no G into
CONSERVATION by the Cars change OF face. ana
MEN, and greatly blamed Dr. Zacharih io' Spe"N
ing 50 bluntly.
The correspondent vouches for the correctness
of this story and adds
The Czarewtch will very shortly return here , aG,
companed by Grand Duke Michael The two WIN
preside over the Council OF state ana ACT )1%inuy' only
Amy T' reports have already submitted 70 the
Czarewitch who will probably assume the chief com n
mand almost Immediately. His marriage appears 10
be somewhat remote. partly owing 10 'e , uauoo, n
that Gar may marry within year OF MS coro-
ii reported that Professor Leyden zncbsTD Is Less hope
considers that the disease must have existed tw3
years. and he Is astonished tnst was nU ore ev
to be efficient.
Rerlin. Oct 9-Professor Leyden the distin-
guished specialist, who recently professionally
attended the Car at Spala, said to-day In regard
to the reports that the Cars condition had
changed for the worse:
The Car though he has lost much hesn: sun sun
ststion shonl1 be able to make resistance
to disease. and under favorable climatic niiuenfgis
70 for hm to or recover Hs ' Hs chief trouble
contraction of the kidneys. those organs becoming
atrophy The consequent enlargement Of the mus mus
cua tissue Of the heart art has nss Groqs9 OF is cu
and painful reathing spasms ana nus % are SUCH
prelmnary raef stage present is not serious but
IN M"f partial or total paralysis So far however the
car appears be In immediate danger OF ths
Under the favorable circumstances the disease
is Of long duration, possibly years ana i1 ne re-
suits are uncertain, but II cure Is TO be eHecteu
or the disease even temporarily arrested the pa
tient must abstain from care and toll. take plenty
of out door exercise and have plenty OF sleep and
food It has been exceedingly difficult to convince
the car OF the necessity Of abstention from work.
but II n cure is to be effected the appointment or
a regency will be necessary
St Petersburg. Oct "a report is current
that IL the Czar decides upon form Of regency
while he is absent from Russia. which II Is ex-
pected he will do he will make special declara-
ton intrusting the direction OF State affairs to
the Czarewitch, the title Of Regent" not being
mentioned.
1t is understood that the Czarewitchs juris-
diction will be limited, and that the Car VIII
reserve to himself the right OF decision on I'M
portant matters.
MASSACRED AT LOURENZO MARQUEE
WHITE MEN AND THEIR NATIVE ALLIES SLAIN
by THE KAFFIRs-TRoOPs TO SAIL
FROM LISBON.
Lisbon, Oct. "a dispatch from Lourenzo Mar
ouez on Delagoa Bay. Southeast Africa. says that
chief Mahazula's Kafiir tribesmen massacred sew
eral white and large number OF their Kaffir
allies in the outskirts OF the town to-day There
"a continual raiding and looting In the neighbor-
hood At q meeting OF the European residents the
;,nmediate action was demanded. business 10
nn.nraivzed and the public oiices are closed.
The steamer Cazengo will sail from Lisbon Tor