The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-23

Married Tomorrow = Preparations for
the Cars Reception SEN In Progress. IN
| Corfu-The Invsiid Monarch walked {.
Hair Hour In the Park on Last Sunday.
sT. PETERSBURG, Oct. GA bulletin issued
ut O'Clock this evening says:
THE Emperor slept Ave hours internationally
last night, and arose at the usual time this
morning. His appetite has decreased and his
strength has not increased"
The Grand Duke Vladimir and the Princess
| Alix have passed through odessa and will be In
| Livada by midnight. The Holy Synod has or
dered that prayers be said daily In every church
| In the empire, in the army, and on ali
naval vessels at home or abroad. in the
chapels Of all embassies and legations,
and In the public institutions Of every kind.
Special prayers were offered in the Mohamme-
dan and English churches In ST. Petersburg
yesterday. Archbishop Moghlleff has ordered
prayers in all Catholic churches in Russia.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.-The Grand Duke Of Hesse
Is reported 10 have heard from Livadia that the
Car walked half an hour In the park yesterday.
The Lokdi 1nzei0cr says that the Princess
Alx will be baptized and received into the Ortho-
dox Russian Church tomorrow. and will be
married or Wednesday in the presence Of the
CZar and the imperial family.
The North German Gdzeftc says. A semi-ofi-
condition of the Gar leaves everything to DO
desired. According To human foresight hope Of
cure is excluded. Nevertheless, the press
have been over hasty In treating the Gar as a
dead man. We have good reason to say that a
catastrophe is not expected in the immediate
future"
The st. Petersburg correspondent Of the Tdoe-
hiatt finds that all preparations in the Russian
capital point to the succession Of the Care
H.
already holds In readiness the standards
Of Emperor Nicholas II. 1.-THE Czarewitch's
marriage with the Princess Alix OF Hesse,"
he adds. will be fastened In view OF
the house law. declared by Emperor Paul l.,
that no unmarried heir should succeed to the
throne. Should the Czarcwitch be childless
upon ascending the throne the Grand Duke Mi
chael, his younger brother, would be declared
the heir presumptive.
LONDON. Oct 22.--The Russian Embassy has
received a despatch from Livadia, dated last
evening which says the Cars condition Mt that
time was much improved.
The Daily News correspondent in Berlin says:
yesterday. The doctors keep him out OF bed as
much as possible 80 as to maintain his moral en-
which is increased by lying"
The correspondent ridicules the rumors that
owing 10 The Czarewitcb's refusal no. susceed
He admits Il is no secret that the Czarewitch
never was enthusiastic concerning the success
sion. mainly owing to the continual excitement
and terror In his fathers family.
The Czarina is better" says the correspond
ent, although her condition II precarious and
pitiable. Ambassador Gen. Won werder will
arrive in St. Petersburg tomorrow and is cx-
that all documents in the last three days have
been signed by the CZarewitch, whom his father
ndmonished to accept Councillor Bunges ad-
PROF. Ieyden has announced that he will re-
sumo his lectures In Berli on the Goth. This Is
GlIillDSeI TO IA that he CUlS.ler8 The
THE Lokdidnzeiosr says that Nine. Parlaghi.
marck, and Moltke, is on her way TO Livadia,
ns to SHOWN pby of 6
William d;n ria has en- made sr,i, good impression in
Denmark for fastening to Liyadis. Age makes
the journey out Of the question for the Crown
The Vienna correspondent OF the Daily Netrs
denies that the Princess Alix Of Hesse will be
he SAYS, would be contrary to all the Romanof
The 'S Standards st. Petersburg correspondent
says: 1T is rumored that an operation is 10 DO
performed on the Car. Medical men here com. |
excadsd from the Bulletins. Which, therefore, ne
preclude conjecture as 10 the possible issue OF
The Standards Vienna correspondent says that |
officials in Sofia forbade special service Tor the
car Yesterday on the pretext that the Metro
vienna, Oct. 22.-The FrsmdeIbldti says the |
Grand Duke Alexis who arrived here yesterday |
spatch from the Czarewitch, saying that the |
Car fel, better. but that otherwise his condition
was unchanged.
Among the reports that have been spread and |
denied and spread again to-day Is one TO the
effect that there had been a violent scene
between the Gear and Czarewitch, the latter
vowing that he had rather renounce the throne
than enter IA lOv"less marriage. The excitement
Of the dispute was said TO have made the Car
worse.
PARIS, Oct 22.-A despatch from Corfu TO the
FfQdrO says that, Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able reDOrts of the Car condition, the prepara-
GdIiOndnrs Messenger publishes despatch
from Ii, ada signed by the Grand Duke Viadi-
mir and timed ;l2 r. NJ, saying that the con
the past two days, but Is still very grave.
The French Foreign ONCE has been psralyZed
s ,ns IRON d has oeen
the British Ambassador, has been unable to
finish his negotiations as to Colonial questions.
lie will go 10 London on Oct. 20 or earlier, as
there Is nothing to be done here.
The Russian Archprest in Paris thinks the
Cars Improvement Is due 70 the intercession OF
Holy John OF CrOnstadt Holy John Is regarded
Throughout Russia rs miracle worker. IL Is
said that he has hypnotic power which Is !
manifested whenever he lays hands on u patient.
hands, and rubbing with OH.
A despatch from Livadia received at the Rus
the Gar Was improving noticeabiy' 'N '''"'
The Pope has authorized the Archbishop OF
Paris 20 order prayers for the Car in all the
ATHENs Oct. 2a.~The King Of Greece will
leave for Corfu TOMORROW. lie has purchased
large quantity Of furniture for FITS chateau
" Monrepos which Is nearly ready for the oc-
TEMPERATURES, Oct. CA despatch received
here this morning from i.iVadia says the Gar
passed good night aud feels stronger to-day.
M. GOuId's Visit West.
CIR I In nnt I