Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-30
The Plot 70 Seize the Regents ON rh.ir way
TO attend tho Meeting " the sobranie
ooncoot,d By KasIbars.
AcoNrEMrrrnLr rrrusror

as wei as the old hatred of France Nj
Bartholdi Is designated as an Alsatian
sculptor who Is a convinced republican,
with the propensity Of doing thugs that
shall insure him against obscurity aud OBJ
livion. OF the statue itself II
says; "a height OF 1850 feet
is, to say the least, respectable.
1t beats Rsmeses OF Egypt; it beats the
colossus OF Rhodes; above all, to the
great satisfaction OF the French sculptor,
and of his committee, IL very decidedly
beats the Arminius of Teutoburger wald,
the impersonldcation OF the genius OF
Germany. Set down In Trafalgar square,
this lady, with her uplifted torch, would
reach, excluding her pedestal, nearly TO
the top Of the Nelson column. Ia one
sense this Is greatwork OF art, though per-
haps not In the best sense, for great art
lists do not indulge In tours de force. II
is quite enough, anyhow, to have led him
to fall on Spuller's neck at reception on
Tuesday night, and there TO embrace MIN
In an ecstacy Of fratefnal and republican
enthusiasm"
SENT OUT sRcRET ORDERS.
SOFIA, Oct. 29.-0wing TO the result OF
the discovery OF the plot which II is be-
lieved was organized by Gen. Keulbars on
his recent trip, and the further be-
lief that the Russian gunboats
were sent to support the conspirators,
the government has sent secret orders TO
the local authorities throughout the coun-
try to observe the utmost wariness and 10
watch suspicious persons with vigilance
In order to prevent the circulation OF Sc
ditious pamphlets.
LOST HEAVILY by SPECULATION.
4 naN A az. al.
who was recently In charge Of the Ger
man embassy at the capital Of one OF the
great powers during the absence OF the
ambassador, lost 100000 by course OF
speculation, being misled by dispatches TO
his chief from Bismarck
1t Is rumored that the meeting OF the
sobranje has been postponed, pending the
attempts OF the powers TO persuade Rus
STA to nominate a candidate for election
TO the Bulgarian throne.
The Russian consuls at Rustchuk and
Bourgas have been notified to expect
men-ot.war to protect Russian subjects
SENSATION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. PA sensation has been
caused throughout the country by the
changes In the army, including the dis
missal OF 400 irst-class sergeants and
the lieutenRuoy. The removal OF the ser.
geants was decided upon TO prevent the
recurrence OF army conspiracles by dis.
tributing the likely authors OF such plots
all over the country.
KAULBARs' HIRRLING.
SOFIA, Oct. 29.-M. Stamhuloff an.
nounced to the deputies at Tlrnova that
the election OF Prince Alexander as ruler
/ Of nulua tya sH .. ~
KLULBARs PROLIFIC ReR MOTIFS.
SOFIA, Oct. 29.--Gen. Kaulbars has ad
dressed fresh note TO the Bulgarian
foreign minister, In which he says. IL
view Of the arrival at varna of q govern
ment emissary who Is spreading the re-
| port that the presence OF Russian gun.
boats there is without importance, am
compelled to inform you that the boats
will vigorously affirm their Importance II
events render 1T necessary.
FOUGHT DUEL.
| PARIS, Oct. 29.-Maurice Bernhart, the
son OF Sarah Bernhart, has fought duel
with M. Langlors, the exhibitor OF q
painting, for ridiculing his mother.
LRngloTs was wounded.
TIE soBRANJR IN SESSION.
SOFIA, Oct. 29.--At q private meeting
at TlrnoEa OF The deputies belonging to
the government party IL was unanl-
monsly decided to adhere to the
governments policy toward Russia.
Gen. Kaplbars telegraphed TO the regency
advising the raising OF the state Of seige
at Sofia The Russian consul at Varna
threatens to order the Russian war ships
to lombard the town unless the project
permits Tree access OF Bulgarian
psrtlsans to the Russian consulate, or II
he tries to prevent the landing Of sailors
from the war ships. The members OF the
sobranie are preparing to elect regent
to replace Kareyelof.
STRIKE rHREATENED.
BERLIN, Oct PA general strike OF
compositors Is threatened here. The men
contend that the tariff recently decided
upon IL proving unfair, and they give
their employers until January 70 con-
slider the matter. The strike viii involve
almost every newspaper In Berlin.
Judge SimSpn, a brother Of the presi-
dent OF the supreme court Of the empire,
is dead.
THERE MAY BIZ TROUBLE.
LONDON, Oct. 2Q.--In connection with
the proposed socialist procession on
lord mayors day, Col. Sir James Frazer,
chief commissioner OF the city police, has
written TO the democratic federation that
no procession except the lord mayors
will be allowed to pass through
any street of the city on that day. The
council Of federation replied that It de-
sired to know by what authority the
could prohibit q legal
constitutional demonstration. Working
men also point out that they
have as much right 10 parade as any
other body OF citizens, and strongly pro-
test against what, they are advised, is an
Illegal and arbitrary attempt TO interfere
with their privileges as English citizens.
II is believed that the commissioners
orders will be dlsregarded.
AN KARL DEAD
LONDON, Oct. 29.--Thc Earl OF Stafford
is dead He was aged eighty years.
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