Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
PAPA SAYS NO.
The King Of Denmark Refuses to Al
low Prince WaIdsmar to Accept
the Preferred Throne,
The AsghanIstan Rebels Repulsed--Ten
Cart Loads Of Heads Sent MS
Trophy 70 Cabul.
The CITY OF Nice Visited by Enormous
waves from the hiediterrancRp--ssren
Floods Throughout France.
AeKRp wAIprMAR's rArnrR.


day tclegraphed TO the king Of Denmark
asking his consent to Prince waldemar's
OF tho Bulgarian throne The
house then adjourned until Saturday TO
await reply.
Hrs PA ISN'T WILLING.
SoFtA, Nov. I 2 The king OF Denmark,
on behalf Of his son, Prince waldemar,
has sent telegram TO Tlrnova expressing
thanks for the honor conferred upon his
son, but declining upon any condition to
allow him to accept the throne. II Is
therefore. needless to send a deputation
TO Cannes IN meet Prince WaldemAr.
A MOODY TROPHY.
BOMBAY, Nov. A. The Ghilsean
rebels in Aighanistan have been attacked
by an Afghan general sent 30 suhduo
them and badly defeated, The general
sent to Cabul ten cart-loeds OF heads OF
rebels KILLED IN the battle as token OF
the victory his forces had won.
aREAr FLOODS IN FRANcR.
PARIS, Nov. l2,--The city OF Nice has
been visited by enormous waves from
the Mediterranean. The water swept
away the quays and tho promenade on
the Anglais plantation. Upward OF 100
people were carried on their feet and the
quay and the promenade were covered
with sand The devastation wrous ht by
the waves extends two miles along Meets
water front. Az Cannes, which is twenty
storm has been raging, Two vessels are
known to have been wrecked. Tho men
standing on the qNays were carried out
to sea on the immense waves. The
Croisette promenade was destroyed.
Rain amounting almost TO q deluge has
been failing four days. AT Gap, capital
OF the department OF lautesalpes,
number Of houses have been utterly de-
stroyed by the foods resulting from the
water fan, The city OF AK is SO badly
flooded that travel In the streets Ia Inn
possible oxceptin boats. Ia Mines two
| Parishes are under water aud third is
Isolated by the hoods
STORMS IN SPAIN.
LONDON, N0v. az Severe storms have
swept over Spain. Numerous wrecks re-
| ported Telegraphic communication Is
interrupted.
THE VATICAN MAKES ovERTuRRs.
ROME, Nov l2 The Stampa says the
yaiican has addressed note TO England,
aslingfor the establishment OF diplomatic
relations between that country and the
vatican.
AN UPRISING FEARED IN SPAIN.
LONDON, Nov. ~ Information has
been received here that much alarm
exists In Madrid In consequence OF tho
reports Of threatened outbreak against
1.-THE government and that extensive milf
tary precautions are being taken The
news from Catalonia shows that bad
state OF feeling prevails among the people
and an uprising IL feared In Cadiz also
an Incident has occurred which leads the
government 20 believe that trouble is
imminent. This was the refusal OF ZOO
soldiers 20 embark for Cuba, TO which
place they had been ordered.
THEY DID NOT QUARREL,
LONDON, Nov. Alt IL officially an-
nounced that the statement tnats-ise1yi--
iddleslelG .sasesfftss d0 BiRl quarreled
I Etrhelr last meeting IL untrue, On the
contrary, the interview which took place
on Wednesday WAS very cordial. Tue
/ foreign Office also dlacredits tho report
| published by the 81, James Gazette that
/ Baron dc StaRl would take prolonged
leave Of absence. The officials say this
report eman6ted from Paris.
QUARRRLED WITH THE RUSSIAN EMB g.
GADoR.
LoSDoN, Nov. IL Tho st. James Ga
gettc declares that Ea fddlesleigh,
foreign secretary, bad high words with
Baron de Steal, Russian embassador at
their last meeting, and announces that
Baron de Stoal Is about 10 depart from
England on prolonged leave of absence.
MARTIAL LAW NECESSARY.
MANDALAy, Nov. l2.--Clvll law Is mad
| eqnate TO restore order Ia Bufmah.
| Severe measures Of repression are mmi-
nent. The dacolis subject 20 cruel tor
! tnre all the natives suapcctedioi loyalLg 10
the British. They also, for the purpose
Of arousing the people, spread false re.
ports that the British intend 70 restore
| King TheehAw 70 the throne and then
leave the country.
NOT IN Favor or THE MINGRELiAN.
VIENNA, Nov. ~ --Jtls semi-oGclally
stated that the Prince OF Mingr liza Is
looked upon with general dlsfayor
throughout Austrig-HongaIi as a candi-
date for the Bulgarian throne.
RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS OPINIONS,
ST.. PETERSBURG, Njy. l2--The jour
nal de ST. Petersburg says; "MarquIs
Is lllHbury's speech al tho lord mayors
! banquet at Guild hall on Tuesday, makes
Austria responsible for the maintenance
OF the peace Of the Eastn !. adds; "The
Emperor Francis Joscph's speech to the
delegations ia Buda Pegth on Sat
urdsy, testified that hs was con-
sclous Of the responsibility rrea ed
by Marquis Salisbury maklng the
British policy dependent upon that Of
Austria with regard 70 affairs 10 the
East. II may be hoped that tho warlikc
note sounded 10 Guild b ~ Will DO lost IN
the cmlnently pacific NOE struck " Bnda
PeBth"
The German ST. Petersburg Gazette,
says: The pripoe Of Megfelig 81 the
only pc ssible RasHian candidate for the
| Bulgarian throne, aud think, bis Selection
would be sure 10 Be- approved b. the
other powers TIC gtMa RAJ
per sEyss silt Wil be eniao
! time before oniet 81 restored i1 Bulssfia
snfi ;ienilg 70 rspder he olectlJn u
prince possible under eo1ditiou, whicb
/ Una.ia .yauld reca,fu -, - 4. ouf ~