Connecticut western news., 1894-10-25
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he oxar had passed . bettsr night and lad been able to sleep little. This some what allsviatsd the anxiety. although even he ofaoiA bulletins arc now roosivsd with . certain amount of suspioion-
 Aftsr this bulletin nothing was received intil 9 o'clock last evening. when An- Ahsr private dispatch reported . con- hnued sllght improvement in his maies- U's condition, adding that he had bet er appetite.
 This was confirmed at II o'clock last night by the issuing of the following bull eth:
 During the past 24 hours the emperor ,as had rather moro sleep. His majesty rose Sunday as usual, and his appetite . rather better. The patient Is more composed. Otherwise thsre Is no ohanPsL" !"
 This bulletin was signed by the five physicians in attendance upon his maj ssty. The crowds that had long and pa hently awaited the issue of the bulletin read and discussed 1t with evident relief and then rapidly dispersed.
 He Condition Little Changed
 ST. PETERSBURG, Oct as.-The latest bulletin Issued by the physicians in at tendance on the czar says:
 His majesty slept five hours intsrmit- tently. He rose this morning As usual. His appetite has issssnsd. Ills strength has not increased.
 This bulletin Is of the same unsatisfac- tory nature as the former ones. Every body is surprised thnt no mention is made of the pulse or temperaturs- In short, there is no clsw as to what the disease from which the ozar Is suffering actually Is. Medical mon are unable to form any conjectures as to the possible issue. IL Is rumorsd that an operation Is contem- plated. Another story has It that the mal- ady is expected to roach crisis within the next day or two but as to what the operation or mnlady is even the best in- formed arc ignorant
 Princess Alix arrived at Livadia last night The ozarina accompanied her to the chapel of the castle, where both pray cd earnestly that the life of the czar be spared. The czArina looked careworn, but she walked without assistance. All tho reports stating that her majesty has been stricken with paralysis or apoplsIy arc untrue.
 The Cxarowtts to Marry.
 ST. PETRRsBURG, Got 24-Littls fur ther respecting the ozar has transpired. The police now distribute the official bull letins publicly.
 According to advioes received by phy sicians hers from their conferees at IL vadia tho illness of the czar Is taking It's usual course toward fatal issue His majesty was potter Sunday and Monday and worse Tuesday. while 1t is expected that today his strength will carry him to another slight rally. Thus the progress of tho disease will sbb and flow until tho patient succumbs-
 A bulletin dated Livadia and timed : p. m. was made public here last evening. 1t said:
 During tho course of the day the czar was languid. There were slight oonvul- sive symptoms. His appetite was better than yesterday"
 The bulletin Is signed by Drs. Leydsn, Zaoharin, Popoff, Belj4minon and Hirsch, the physicians in attendance upon his majesty.
 It is announced here that the marriage of the czarowitz to Princess Alix of Hesse- Darmstadt will take place at Livadia to- day unless the condition of the czar is SO serious as to prevent the ceremony. The princess has arrived at Livadia where she was received by the czarowitz with much disulay