Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Scottish Liberal Federation Advo-
eating Home-Rule for Scotland
as we'll as Ireland,
The Inquiry into the Bulgarian Reyolu,
lion Concluded-Th Ring.Leaders
10 be Court.Martialed.
bulgaria Accedea 20 R.ssia's Demands,
provided the Independence OF
Bulgaria Is Guaranteed

LONDON, Oct 9.--Mr. Gladstone has
received proof copy OF manifesto to
be issued by the Scottish Liberal fedora.
ton advocating home rulo for both the
Scotch and Irish. MIR. Gladstone In re-
ply assures the federation that II he feels
grateful for ScotlAnd's action in the Irish
question he feels yet more confident con
corning the efficiency OF the action IN
future.
RUSSIA CAN'T GO TOO FAR.
SOFIA, Get. 2.---Gen. Kavlsars' modera-
ton Is due TO telegram from NJ. de
Grels TO the effect that Russia did not
wish to interfere with the Bulgariaa CON
stitution, or with the domestic aifaifs CT
Bulgaria. Several officers arrested Tor
participation In the revolution have been
released on parole.
NJ. Stambuloff has informed Gen. Kaul-
bars that he himself and all the ministers
and regents are willing TO give ass urance
that Alexander will not be elected, The
inquiry into the revolution has been CON
cluded. The sobranje win be asked to
empower court-martial to try the offend.
ers. 1t is reported that three ex.minis-
ters are implicated. The accused, with
the exception Of the leaders viii be dealt
with leniently.
Rows TO THE WILL or THE CAR.
SOFIA, Oct. 2--The reply OF Bulgaria
TO Russia's demand has been delivered TO
Gen. Kaulbars. In 1t Bulgaria accepts
the czar's terms, provided the independ-
ence of Bulgaria is fSrmsliy guaranteed.
A SPANISH REPUBLICAN.
MADRID, Oct. LA manifesto TO the
Spanish people signed "Enrique de Bour-
bon, Duke de Seville, is being circulated
in Spain. The document which was pub
lished In Tarbel, France, Is dated Septem-
Der %. In 1t the Duke, who Is under Inn
prisonment for having attempted to force
his way into the queens presence while
he was on military duty at
the palace shortly after King
Alionso's death, complains that
he is harshly treated In prison. He
also declares that alihoug he Is @ Repub-
lcan by birth and at heart, he Loyalty
served his cousin, King Alfonso, SO long
as he was alive, because family duty made
such service imperative. 'Now,n says
the manifesto, "that King Alfonso is dead,
all that Is ended, and desire to assist in
proclaiming republic for Spain. A re-
public is the only form OF government
that can furnish guarantee for the Sc
curity and integrity Of the country,
THE BULLDozER COMING DOWN.
VIENNA, Oct. 2.---Itis stated that Gen.
Kaulbars, In consequences OF hints from
st. Petersburg, has modSaated his att
tude toward the Bulgarian regency, and
has become more conciliatory.
FIRE IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. "A conhagratlon is rag
ing in the town of Thenon In the depart
ment OF Pardagne.
CREATED A SENSATION.
BERLIN, Oct. 2--Gen. Korber has been
appointed TO the command OF the first
military brigade of the German army with
headquarters at Berlin. The appoint
ment has made sensation, because Gen.
Korber is on the retired list.
BEGGING THE GOVERNMENT.
SOFIA, Oct. 2--The people throughout
the country have held meetings and
adopted resolutions, begging the govern
ment to respect Gen. Kaulbars' demands.
FLOODS AND A FIGHT.
MADRAS, Oct. 2.--Floods are devastat-
ing the Godavery district. Some vii
layers tried to cut a dam to relieve their
own village OF water at the expense of
other villages, when a fierce fight ensued
In which 100 natives were killed.
PRESS COMMENTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2.--The speech
made by Prime Minister Tisza in the
Hungarian parliament, especially those
portions Of 1t relating to the Independence
OF the Balkan states, and Austria's deter
minatlon to prevent the establishment Of
q protectorate over Bulgaria by any sin
gle foreign power, has called forth many
expressions Of dlsapproval from the
Russian press.
The Novoe Vremya accuses Herr Tlsza
of wishing 10 captivate the sympathles OF
the rulers of the Balkan states so as TO
use them as cover to wage war against
the just and moderate demands Of Russia.
The German st. Petersburg Gazette
says; 1t is undeniable that the services
rendered by Russia in securing Bulgarian
Independence entities her de iure and de
facto 70 special position with regard TO
Bulgaria.
The Journal de st. Petersburg says the
Hungarian diet was wise In following
the example Of the British and German
In refusing TO debate the
Bulgarian question,