New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25

.rop,R1E- RUMORS IN PARIS AND ST.
,,,rrRsRl,RG THAT THE WEDDING HAS
TAKEN PLACE - SEVERAL STATEMENTS
THAT THE CZAR is WORSE
CRAND-DUKE GEORGE REPORTED
DYING-HIs RIGHT TO THE
THRONE RENoUNCED.
London. Oct. 24.-"The Daily News" has this
aspatch from ST. Petersburg:
oThe official bulletins do not represent the stu
oaon TO be as dark 1t really IS. The general
onjnion is that the beginning of the end has ar
,,ved and that already the Car is dying 1t is
No. known whether the marriage has been solem-
rized The silence is ominous. although ii may
he that the Cars condition and an operation
daayed the ceremony There are persistent
rumors that the Princess Alix is still fighting a
dsspera,e struggle against the fanatica zeal of
,bs orthodox clergy. who insist upon declaring
he, eyangelical faith accursed.
In the last few days pamphlets have passed
through the postoflce here summonng the peo-
ME to demand the political rights which the dy-
ing Car has refused to grant them. The
ramphlets signed by he new revolutionary
society called the Peoples Rights party
POLICY OF CONCEALMENT
From Berlin The News hears that telegrams
from Livadia sent via St. Petersburg. where
they are silted Toy the censor The servants who
accompanied the Princess AliX from Darmstadt
10 Warsaw have returned. The Princess found
Russian servants awaiting her on the Imperial
train. They began their duties Immediately
II was evidently not intended that Germans
should 60 to Livadia and then take back
counts Of the true state OF affairs.
The Standards" 81. Petersburg correspondent
SAYS: Although not stated officially. it is de-
clared that the marriage of the Princess AK and
the Czarewitch was so!emnized to-day. Dr..
Grueber who was called to Livaiia. has returned
10 Charkon."
The Daily Chronicle learns from Vienna that
the failure of the Czarinas mental powers has
become more marked and her physicians fear
The Times's' correspondent in 81. Petersburg
says:
1t is stated that French surgeon has been IN
v,ed TO Lvadia with d view 10 an operation when
night be possible II only kidney were affected
Professor Bergman, OF BERN. is said to have been
invited and 10 have declined. / cannot connrm The
foregoing. NoiAnS authenuc Is known beyond ihe
bulletins, although Il seems true that all star,
papers since te 18Th have been signed by the Care
witch in the Cars behalf. Dr. N.tte. Minister
OF Finance has te.egraphed to the president OF the
the brokers and others TO abstain from all specula
tion, especially in gold purchases. and 70 adopt
chases which are not an immediate necessity.
The London correspondent of The Pail
Mall Gazette" telegraphs that the drowsi-
ness with which the Car has been affected
is increasing. and that it IS almost impossible
for him 20 keep awake except when he is at
tackled by the nervous spasms which frequently
seize him. Nevertheless, he is able to take and
retain more food
The represen ,ative in Livadia Of The British
Medical journal teegraphs this afternoon:
The Cars legs were punctured to-day and the
oedema by this means reduced. Preparations are
View OF relieving the distress in breathing by re.
storing the action Of the heart. Inhalations OF
oxygen have temporarily fortified the heart For
many hours His Majesty has been fully conscious.
He Is less despondent and is encouraged by his
little or no real improvement.
THE OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
st. Petersburg oct 2i.-At o'clock this even
ing the following official bulletin in regard to the
Cars condition issued:
During the day there have been signs Of
somnoence. The Emperois appetite and spirits
We're better. The oedama increased somewhat"
Much comment was excited here to-day by the
news that the Imperial yachts Polar star ana
Tsarevan have been ordered to proceed TO the
Praeus. These yachts were ordered south some
days ago. but soon after leaving Cronstadt were
told to return. What the last change Of plan
means is not known.
A bulletin received here at 10 o'clock this
morning says that the Gar had few hours
sleep during the night. and that no increase in
the s)mnOlent tendency which manifested itsef
yesterday was noticeable this morning. lie
showed some appetite.
An Imperial decree i sudOtd-es EIOANCTET
An Imperial decree issued to-day declares
Grandduke Michael, third son Of the Car. Heir
Apparent 10 the throne after the accession or
Grand-duke Nicholas. the present He.r-Apparent.
Grand-duke George. the Cars second son. in
Consequence Of the condition of his health. has
renounced his rights Of succession.
Berlin. Oct 24-It IS reported here that
prominent Court officer az St. Petersburg has
received a dispatch from Livadia saying that 1t
Is not expected that the death Of the Car will
occur within the next forty-eght hours. and it
is probable tina, his Nfe will be prolonged for a
much longer time.
The ST. Petersburg correspondent Of the
"K0lnsche Zeitung" says It is rumored that the
Cars physicians have hopes that he will live
swo or three weeks, and consequently have
favored postponing the wedding.
GRAND-DUKE GEORGE DYING
The Cologne Gazette says that advices
received from Livadia this morning are TO
tne effect that the condition Of the Car
mas become since yesterday. The death OF
Drano-duke George. the second son OF the Car.
VINO was not long since recalled to st. Peters
ourg from Abbastuman IN the Caucasus. where
&c was staying for his heath. is, according to
Tue Gazet,e" question Of a few days.
Inc Yalta correspondent Of the Lokalan-
1eiser' says:
,r'oiessor Leyden's peculiar system Of feeding
rssone ss aone much support the Cars styengih The
a'.eAt is fed four times day-lt ana II o COCK
.1 n sae moraing, in tae afternoon and in the
N.sihg Every time he receives tnree-quarters OF a
eu Ear an egg. No solid food IS given u him. Tns diet
dn s me Car. Professor Leyden has the fun conh-
ushce OF his patient
Inc 81 Petersburg correspondent OF the Nos-
'sche Zeitung predicts trouble over the success
"oh 10 the throne He says:
~, superstition following the death ot Nicho as
E-, no other Nicholas would be enthroned survives
49, OF renewal OF the condition OF affairs under
lst Nicholas is deeply rooted The feeling pre-
r'ns among the lower classes proves that they 90
~, 70 regard the CZarewtch heir BY the grace OF