Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Prince Alexander Thanks the Gar for
Recognizing His Restoration,
ALEXANDER AND THE CZAR

NNihoe AeNhnuer THANKS the Gar for
Recognizing His Restoration,
ALEXANDER AND THE GEAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2.-Prince Alex
ender sent the following telegram to the
car through the Russian consulate at
Rutschuk; "SIR: Having resumed the
government of Bulgaria, venture to
offer your imperial majesty my most re-
specttul thanks for the action OF your
consul at Rutschuk, whose official pres
erce at my reception showed to the Bull
garians that Russia did not approve OF
the revolution and an act directed at nv
person. | also thank your Imperial
majesty for dispatching Prince Dologon-
sky as envoy extraordinary to Bulgaria.
MY nrst act on resuming power Is To
assure your majesty OF my firm inten-
ton to make every sacrifice to
forward your majesty's magnanimous in
tention TO extricate Bulgaria from the
grave crisis through which she is passing.
beg OF your majesty that you will a1-
thorize Prince Dologonsky to place him.
self In direct communication with myself
as speedily as possible. shall be happy
to give your majesty decided proofs OF
my unalterable devotion to your august
person. Monarchical principals com.
PEELED me TO restore the legality of nv
crown in Bulgaria and Roumelia. Rus
STA having given me my crown, IL is In
the hards OF the Russian sovereign. lam
ready TO render IT," The car re.
piled TO Prince Alexander as follows
"lcannot approve OF your return to Bull
garla, foreseeing from II the sinister con-
sequences for the country abroad. III
snail ABSTAIN so long as your highness re-
MAINS IN Bulgaria from any Intervention
In the sad condition TO which the coun-
try Is reduced. Your highness must de-
eide your own course. / reserve 10 INV.
sen 10 Judge what the interests of Russia
ana the peace OF the East may require
of me-"
THE NORTH GERMAN GAzETTE's VIEWS.
BERLIN, Sept 2.--The North German
uaEettei reterlng to articles of the Ultra
m0ntane and Liberal press regarding
Prince Alexander, says Germanv. unless
she forthwith declared war AGAINST
Russia, could only protest against fnrther
interference with Alexander, or n,rhans
against Russia taking farther stems in the |
direction of Constantinople, Russia
would theoretically repel the insinnatinn
oisuch Intention and Germany's friendly
relations with Russia would be ended II
must be remembered that war would he
the logical development of such a situa. |
ton. Nobody doubts that the Ultramon-
tane-Liberal policyi is iraught with immi- |
nent danger 10 Germany. Ooe must
elther stand to the policy OF the govern |
ment or plunge the empire into nm I'm. !
terminable war. We hear the commer- |
oisl convention between Germany ana |
Spain has been signed and that the Relcbs' |
tag viii soon be summoned 10 ratifv the |
same. The opportunity viii then he ~. |
forded to sligmatize before the conntrv \
the reckless fry olity of the emnireis |
Toes who attempt to handle its forelan |
policies.
A BLOODY ENCOUNTER.
LoSDoN, Sept. "A Vienna CORE
spondent says an encounter has taken |
place between Col Mutkeroffis troons
and the rebel regiment near Rademer
large number were killed and wounded
on both sides, '1''NN
PARNElLITEs INDIGNANT.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-The ParneuI.es mr..
indignant at the attitude of the sneaker
10 the debate in the house last evening"
Ihey hint that they will retaliate by PRO
longing the debate. II is not believed
that the debate on the address win he
concluded this week, In spite of the
euorts OF the government.
CHINA TO HAVE rAPAL NuNcIo.
PARIS, Sept. 2.-The pope has &C.
cepted Frances proposition. Monsirnor
Agrliard recently appointed by the vatican
papal nuncio at Pekin, instead OF going
70 China as nunclo win proceed thither
70 study CONFORMITY with the representa-.
lVes OF France and China the conditions
Ior the eventual re-estahlishment of the
nuncloship In China.
IN srArR OF ERUPTION.
MALTA, Sept. 2.-The captain Of a
steamer Just arrived here reports that