The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-22

which appeared 20 Be q sort q Tarsdise 20
the whole imperial family. The Grand
Duchess xenis once iokiagiy remarked 70
". Fleming. "were I asked 20 be pres'-
dent of the republic Is Paris, should ac-
esps Immediately"
A dispatch 20 the Post from Berlin says
Enperor william and Prince Henry OF
Prussia left the banquet given In honor OF
the king OF ServiA on Friday 70 meet
Princess AIix, who was en- route 20 Ii
vida. at the Charlo.ten berg station. They
ACCOMPANIED her TO the SiIesisn station,
where q supper was served 70 the party In
the waiting room. Both the emperor and
Prince Hsnry remained in the railway sta
tion until 1880 ~ night. when Princess
Aiix resumed her journey.
The dispatch say. that the emperor
daily receives several kilograms from LII
vida, reporting the condition Of the ezsr-
It Is quite In accordance with the course
Of the cars rnAlsdy, as stated IN private
kilograms that he should be still able 10
rise and dress st bis usual hour. Suddenly
Q spasm. accompanied by difficulty IN
breathing, attacks him, and the nervous
crisis IL attended By sharp muscular pains,
which causs great agony. But
there are days when the distressing
symptoms are fairly absent and the
imperial patient regains his normal
condition and even his normal spi its. The
night time 10 the most dreaded, az sleep
can only be obtained by ever increasing
injections Of morphine. In spite Of the
latest bulletins, there is reason to believe
the cars life may be prolonged by careful
treatment for weeks, If not for months.
The end generally comes after period OF
collapse and inconsistencies which may
last several days.
LoxDos, Oct. 2. The Daily Seses has
this from Its Vienna correspondent: A
cipher telegram received here from Russia
yesterday declared 10 WAS impossible to
send news except by letter across the
frontier. A Vienna daily asserts that the
cxar's illness IL the consequence Of arsenicai
poisoning.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
Meas discrediss the report that the care
witch has renounced the succession.
Frosn Sc. Petersburg the Nsvs hears that
the latest adyices from Liyidia are that,
S>splte the fact that he is out of bed, the
discovered that he has a cancer. In the
ten days he has lost thirty-two pounds.
The excitement in Moscow Is indescribable.
BralIs. Oct. 22-if the ears death
should not be fastened owing 10 recurring
spasms or apoplexy, both incidental to bis
malady. the doctors nope to combat the
uremia for some time. The Beriiner
Tagebtan Processes to have the best
authority for this statement. and
says: despite all reports. the exarewitch
refuses TO succeed 70 the throne. Therefore
an imperial ukssc proclaIming his young
est brother. the Grand Duke Michael. to
TO heir Is asked" Ii Is reported that the
czarina did not learn until Friday how
grave her husbands condition Is.
Lo-DoE. Oct. 2L--Specisl services on be-
half of the car were held today In the
ehapels In the Russian embassies and in
the Greek orthodox churches, and were
attended by all the diplomats.
BERLIN, Oct 2L-Gen. Won Werder, the
German ambassador TO Russia, who has
been spending some time here on leave Of
absence, started for ST. Petersburg to-
night.
CorEsHAaKS. Oct 2i.--Advices received
here today from Lividia are to the effect
that the condition Of the cxar Is unchanged,
but his appetite has improved.
PARIS. Oct. 2i.-Prayers for the recovery
of the ezar we're offered in oil the churches
today.
AraKss. Oct. 2L--Prsyers for the restor-
alton of the car 20 health were today of.
sered throughout Greece. Services were
held At tho Christian church here and
we're attended By . large number Of
persons.