Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-13
Alexanjer's Fete Day Celebrated
Throughout Bulgaria BY His
Faithful People and Soldiers,
The Powers Signing the Berlin Treaty
10 Refuse 70 Permit Alexander to
Return TO the Throne.
Emperor william OF Germany Attends
Dress Parade ot the berlin Troops.
WIN Lecture Here.
rKs FROM GERMANY.

land, mas returned 10 Berlin.
The meeting OF the reiohstag Is
awaited with much anxiety. No one be.
lieycs that the business Of the session
will be limited 10 the discussion of the
Spanish treaty.
The North German Gazette and other
official papers comment INCREASINGLY on
what they term the belioose manifesto
tons OF France, and they denounce Gen.
Boulanger's projects for organizing the
French army for march into North Ger.
many Further reasons are also glvon
why Bismarck should speak d.
rect TO France. II is asserted
that he viii adopt this course
In order to divert the mind OF the people
from his unpopular policy regarding Rus.
sle, and to obtain a renewal OF the mill
tary septennial and the sanction OF the
reichstag 10 increased war charges,
among which is the cost of production OF
the new repeating rifles. Tine factories
in which these rifles are made have been
working night and day and have accumu-
lated stock Of rifles sufficient TO arm
800, 900 men, the number that viii he
included IN the next mobilization, and
there is large surplus besides.
The anti-Russian feeling is increased by
reports OF the persecution OF Germans in
the Baltic provinces under the energetic
carrying out OF scheme TO Rus
siaiy the provinces. The judiciary
in Livona, Esthonia and Kourland have
been changed, and the judges nominated
through the German hOurgers have been
dismissed OF placed under Russian
! judges. The German schools are super
vlsed by Russian Inspectors, who insist
that the conversation and correspondence
shall be carried on In the Russian
language, Poles have been appointed to
administer the German rural schools,
while Lutheran pastors are excluded.
These measures are resulting In the
stagnation of business and the emigra-
ton OF Germans homeward. Many OF
these emigrants are ruined financially,
and all entertain the bitterest hate to-
ward Russia.
AUsTRIA's PROTEST.
BERLIN, Sept. l2.--Prince williams
mission to the car at Litowski Is con.
nected with the maintenance of friendly
relations b,xyeen Austria aud Russia. Hl
IL charged TO ask the czar to abstain for
the present from sending a military envoy
10 Bulgaria In difference 10 the repugnanct
Of Austria to permit special governing by
q Russian representative at Sofia.
COUNT HERBERT TO RKCuPRRATE.
Count Herbert Bismarck, who IL In
delicate health, will go 10 Tarquay, where
L he Will reside for several weeks, return
ing to Berlin about the end OF October.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ATTENDS PARADE.
Emperor William and Empress Augusta
were present yesterday at the grand
parade at Strasburg OF the Fifteenth army
corps. They were heartily cheered along
the route TO and from the parade ground.
The French populace does not take part
In the fetes
Emperor william will leave Strasburg
on the.l9th inst, and will 90 TO Metz,
where reviews and festivities are 10 be
held then return to Baden 10 celebrate
the seyenty.fith anniversary OF the birth
OF Empress Augusta, which occurs on the
Both inst The empress OF Austria, ac-
companied by Archduchess Valerie, WIS.,
tied Charlotte Walter, the tragedienne iD
Burg theater, at her summer residence In
Werssenbaoh, on the AtteIZe.
BACHELORS CLUB
A bachelors club has been formed IN
Berlin; neither married men nor ladies
will be admitted 10 the premises. The
minimum age for membership In the club
Is thirty years. Political and religious
QlHCuSblOu VIII ut IAJDDtQs
DEATH or NoTABLEs.
The death Is announced OF Herr Viehof,
rector OF the Realschnle at Trier, and
DR.. Indreas Maenzel, Catholic theological
professor at Bonn.
COMING TO AMERICA.
Herr Barth, editor OF the Natio0, a
member OF the reichstag end leading
free trader, sailed from Bremen for New
York.
Herr Llebknecht, Socialist deputy, who
will deliver a series OF lectures In the
United States, has sailed from Hamburg
He expects 20 give his first lecture 10 New
York on the 10Th inst. His tour will not
extend further west than Chicago,
AFFAIRs IN BULGARIA.
SOFIA, Sept. l2.--The regency has Is
sued decree convoklng the national as
sembly for the 18th inst. The following
: dispatch has been sent 20 Prince AleXan-
der signed BY 200 deputies 1--WE deeply
prieye over your absence from your be-
loved country. We earnestly desire 10
ace among as our hero prince, the de-
fender Of our national liberty and indie.
! nendepce.p The officers OF all the garri-
sons have telegrephed similar messages
! 10 the prince. M. Clement aud NJ. Fan
/ koH are detained under guard In their
houses, but are permitted TO see friends.
TERmBLE DEATH RATE.
RoMK, Sept H. The total number Of
|, cholera cases In Italy since the outbreak
OF the disease Is $4,000, and the total
number OF deaths IA 900.
AIExANDER's FKTE DAY.
LosD0N, Sept. " Prince Alexander's
fete day was the occasion Of great reiolc-
ing at the Philippopolig festivities, which
were continued throughout the night. A
body OF troops, headed by bands, paraded
u through the town, and the streets re-
sounded with the cheers Of the populAce,
In the evening brilliant display Of Dire
Z. works was made. At Varnia prayers for
Alexander were offered 10 the
churches. The TIE Deum was sung
Il IN the Russian consulate 10 honor Of the
car. Only fifteen persons were preeent.