The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-19
All the ROYAL Family Called TO
His Bedside.
REGENCY TO BE PROCLAIMED
The Report of the Afghan Ameer's
Death Believed in India.
Emperor william Expatiates on the yir-
tue of Obedience to the War Lard in
Times of SoefaitstIc Agitstion-Ihe
Army the states NJ ain Pillar, lie SAYS.

taFoittcAe rom vienna says the physicians
have prepared the czarina for the worst.
The cars days are numbered. lie wants
TO witness the marriage Of the czarewitch.
LONDON, Oct. Is The Standard in a
leader this morning says: We shrink
from spe ;ulaiIng upon the consequences
that may result in Asia IS weli as in Europe.
when life so valuable as that of the cxar
ends. Seldom has there been in
recent times a moment when the
car might. for good or evil, be so
potent q factor IN the fortunes Of
the East Without expecting. the
collapse OF China. the time must soon
come when the problem of the lar East
must be taken into account When that
crisis arrives. it will be misfortune 10
the world if Russia's policy shall be guided
By any other hand than his.
ct. PETERSBURG. Oct iS-A bulletin
issued at 7o'clock tonight states that there
is no cnange in the condition of the cxar.
BERLIN. Oct. is.-The Coiogae Gazette has
dispatch from 81. Petersburg stating
that the czar appears to be dying. All the
members OF tbs imperial family are en-
route to his bedside.
1t Is reported that after the reception of
Princess Alix. the czarewitch's betrothed,
into the orthodox church. wedding will
follow. The marriage will take place be-
fore November p, on which day the great
fasts OF the church begin.
The final appointment of the czarewitch
as regent is hourly expected. 1t is persist
emily stated that Pobiedonostsoif resigned
the procuratorship of the holy synod
week ago. but that his resignation was not
accepted.
PARIS. Oct. 1s-The statemsnt that the
condition of the czar has changed unex-
pectedly for the worse is confirmed by
news to this effect which has reached this
city. Grand Duke Vladimir, eldest brother
of the car. and the Grand Duke Alexis,
the Russian high admiral, second brother
OF the czar. leave Paris for ST Petersburg
tonight.
Sr. PETERSBURG Oct. is--Itis announced
that the condition of the czar has percep-
tibly changed for the worse. The symp-
toms generally aud the weakness of the
heart are more pronounced. II is an
nounced that the cars physicians have
given up the idea OF having him taken to
Corfu.
Grand Dukes Sergius and Paul, brothers
of the czar, strted for Lisidia today. An
gravity of the cars condition was sent
TO Darmstadt yesterday, and q reply was
received today. saying that the Grand
Duke of Hesse Darmssadt and the Grand
Duchess Sergius, his sister-in-law, had
started for ST. Petersburg. The news
from Lividia 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.
The famous Pere Ivan, of Cronstadt,
otherwise known as Holy John of Cron-
stadt. who is universally revered by the
Russian people. and who is often called to
the bedside of III persons 10 pray for their
recovery, has started for Lividia 10 pray
for the recovery of the ezar.
LoSpos, oc- Is.-The anxiety regarding
the health of the czar was increased today
by dispatch from st. Petersburg dis
tinctly announcing that the condition of
the czar has perceptlbly changed for the
worse. The OtRcial Messenger. at ST.
Petersburg, on tuesday IA a special edi-
ton published the following bulletin,
signed by Prof. Leyden and Drs. Zach
srin. Popon and Beljaminoff. the pnysi-
clans in attendance on the ezar:
"After consultation We ind that the dis
ease of the kidneys shows no improve
ment. His maiesty's strength has dimin-
ished, but the physicians in attendance
hope that the climate Oft the south coast OF
Crimea will have a beneficial elect upon
the health of the czar.
A correspondent of the British Medical
Journal telegraphing from Liyidia, says
he has seen two Of the cars physicians
The correspondent adds: 'FThsre is no
less cause for anxiety than there was a
fortnight since. although the cgar suffers
less from vomiting and headache. His
immediate removal from Llvidia would be
beneficial in one sense, bat the cxar's
weakness increases"