Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-15
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Alexander OF Oldenburg the Candidate of
Russia for the Bulgarian Throne.
Will ATTACH THE MINISTRY.


WILL ATTACK THE MINISTRY.
MADRID, Oct 1.-THE Conservatives
have resolved to attack the ministry at
the opening Of the cortes for their delay
and lack OF energy In dealing with the
insurgents in the late revolt, and for
their hesitation 10 the work of trying and
Furnishing the offenders. The Conserva-
tives will also denounce Premier Sagasta
for consenting TO commute the sentence
imposed on Gen. Nillacampa, the leader
Of the insurgents.
BULGARIA MUST BE INDEPENDENT.
PARIS, Oct. l4.--La Temps says En-
gland will send circulars to the powers
preparing the way for concerted moral
support to Bulgarian independence.
INTRODUCING REPEATING RIFLES.
BERLIN, Oct. l4--Germany has de-
cided to supply her whole army with re-
peeting rifles. 1t is rumored that all the
government manufactures and Rrsenals
are TO run continuously day and night on
the work of converting the Mansur rifles,
the weapons at present In use by the
army, into repeHters holding ten cart
| ridges each.
KAuLBARs LEAVES SUDDENLY.
| VARMA, Oct. l4.-Gen. Kaulbars left
here this morning on special train for
Rutschuk. His departure was sudden
and unexpected. Orders were sent to
Rutschuk to have supper prepared for him
and to have horses In readiness for an i'm
mediate journey. 1t is believed that he
is going TO Tiernova.
RUssIA's CANDIDATE.
| VIENNA, Oct. 1.-THE official journals
warn Bulgaria against electing a prince
until the powers have agreed upon the
most suitable person to select. They
also counsel her to abstain in every way
from provoking Russia. Diplomats here
believe Russia has selected Prince Alex
ander of 0ldenburg as her candidate for
the Bulgarian throne.
DRNoUNCEs THE ELECTIONS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. l4.-Journal de
st. Petersburg denounces The manner In
VIII oh the election in Bulgaria for mem
bers Of the great sobranje were conducted
! II accuses the government party of ter
rorizlng the minority with the stone and
cudgel, and asserts that the regency pre-.
vents the circulation abroad OF news
sho ,7ing the true situation of affairs
This, however, and the results
of Gen. Kaulbar's mission. the Journal
says, will be eventually known, and 1t will
be shown that Gen. Kaulbars has &C
: quilted himself with devotion and self
! abnegation worthy OF the cause Wnos'
! triumph he seeks. The Journal says II
/ addition: The Vienna Freundenblat
! like ourselves, suffers from inadequat
information, and appears ignorant tina
terrorism had been employed in Bulgaria
. since it considers itself justified in prais
i ing the regency for keeping order an
J quiet during the elections.
ENGLAND IN THE DEAL.
J LONDON, Oct l4.-Lord Iddlesleigh
foreign secretary, hao a prolonged inter
I view to-day with Baron de Steal, tn
/ Russian ambassador. 1t is undeniabl
4 that the crisis in Bulgaria has reached a
q acute stage.
IDDLEsLEIGH's DENIAL.
0 LONDON, Oct. 14.-Lcrd Iddlesleig
: authorizes the denial of the report put
s hshed in the Journal de st Petersbur
i Of public meeting alleged to have bee
held at Rutschuk. This report said the
at meeting telegram from Primo
Alexander was read announcing that b
would return to Bulgaria If reelected
l. The report further said that the BIRTHS
d consul advised the meeting to resist I'll
y demands of Russia. The British consl
=. at Rutschuk reports that no such meetin
= was held, and that Lord Iddlesleigh
: assured that the report in question was
pure invention.