The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
Russ1A's RULER NO WORSE.
Danger That ths Czarina win Lose Her
Reason if the Strain Lasts Long.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 22.-Adviees from
Livadia regarding the health of the Gar
intimate that the slight rally reported
yesterday was purely temporary.
a bulletin issued tonight by the physi-
clans in attendance on the Gear says:
His majesty slept five hours intermit-
tently. He rose this morning as usual
His appetite has lessened. His strength
has not increased"
London, Oct 22-The Russian embassy
is in receipt of a dispatch from Livadia,
dated last evening which says the cars
condition at that time was much I'M
proved.
The London Globe this afternoon pub
fishes a dispatch from Paris saying the
czarina had bad attack of hysteria yes
terday. The dispatch adds that her ma
jesty never leaves the sick room of the
car, and that she can hardly be induced
to take any repose. 1t is feared the czar-
ina viii lose her reason il her anxiety is
protracted for any considerable time
The Standards St. Petersburg cores
pondent says; 'it is rumored that an oper-
alton is to be performed on the Gear.
Medical men here complain that the
Cars pulse and temperature are ex-
clnded from the bulletins, which, there
fore precludes conjecture as to the pos
sible issue of his Illness"
The Standards Vienna correspondent
says officials in Sofia forbade a special
service for the Csar yesterday on the pre-
text that the metropolitan was absent
from the city.
Berlin, Oct. 22.-The North German Ga
zette says: "a semi-oficial dispatch re-
ceived this morning says the condition of
the czar leaves everything TO be desired.
According to human foresight hope of
cure Is excluded. Nevertheless, the press
has been over hasty in treating the czar
as dead man. w have good reason to
state that a catastrophe is not expected
in the immediate future"
The st. Petersburg correspondent of the
Tageblatt finds that all the preparations
in the Russian capital point to the sue
cession of the Czarowitz Nicholas. He
says that the war Office already holds in
readiness the standards of Emperor
Nicholas III. 1.-THE czarowitz's marriage
with the Princess Alix of Hesse' he
adds, "will be hastened, in view of the
house law, declared by Emperor Paul III,
that no unmarried heir should succeed
to the throne. Should the cZarowitz be
childless upon ascending the throne, the
Grand Duke Michael. his younger brother,
would be declared the heir presumptive.
Vienna Oct 22.-The Fremdenblatt says
the Grand Duke Alexiss swho arrived here
yesterday evening on his way to Livadia
received dispatch from the Czarowitz
saying the Czar felt better, but otherwise
his condition was unchanged.
Paris, Oct. GA dispatch from Corfu
to the Figaro says that Notwithstanding
the unfavorable reports of the Cars con
ditIon, preparations for his reception are
still in pragress...--s
Copenhagen, Oct. PA dispatch re
ceived here this morning from Livadie
says the CZar passed a good night, ant
feels stronger to-day.
Athens, Oct 22,--The King of Greece will
leave for Corfu tomorrow. He has pur.
chased large quantity of furniture foi
his chateau Monrepos, which is nearly
ready for the occupancy of the czar.