Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-14
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Austria win See That ne Berlin
Treaty IN Regard TO BuisAria Is
Not Intringcd Upon.
Russia HAS Second choice fcr the
Vacant rhrone-Further Disclosures
10 tho = bright Divorce scandal.

SHUTTING orr THg RsBEIs' supPiIEn
CAiRo, Nov l5.--An E1yptisn man.of-
war has destroyed the ships belonging TO
Massowah traders engaged in Supplying
corn TO the Soudanese rebels, anG has de-
tanned the crews. The Italian governor
Of MassowAh has demanded the release of
the crews on the ground that thcs are
Italians.
ANoTHEE CANDIDAzr FOR RUSSIA.
VIENNA, NOV. l3.--It ia now stated eAat
Russia favors the Montenegro prinSe,
Blazo Provitch, for the Bulgarian throre.
WILL SURRENDER To KAuLBARs.
LONDON, Nov. IA member OF tbs
Bulgarian ministry has written to a FRIEND
saying the regency must soon surrender
90 Gen, kaulbars, and that the latter will
have fine opportunity for plots when the
people become dlsheartened a. Russia's
refusal to accep, Prince waldemar.
THK STORM AT GENOA
LONDON, Nov. rs "A dispatch from
Genoa says the foods have caused enor-
mo damage In thai ,eglon. The rail-
way at Yentim'glia appears to have sui
fered severely. IL will require months
labor TO reopen the road. wealghy man
named Racea, while viewing the storm
from the terrace OF the Dlquinto hotsl, WAS
struck by 10 enormous wave and washed
into the sea His body has not been
found The King and queen OF Wurtem-
burg who were travelling 10 Lyons, were
detained a whole night at Veatlmiglis.
rim sFRRS6HT DIVORCE CASH.
LONDON, Nov, iS.--rhe hearing In the
Sebright divorce case WAS resumed 10
day. Several witnesses testified to MIRA.
Seoright's worried and excltable condi-
tion during the period Immediately fol-
lowing her marriage. Concerning the NJ
legation made on the petitioners behalf
tina one q the means by which Sebright
fored her TO marry was threat thst Il
she refused he would declare that
during thsir secret engagement he
had obtained the surrender OF her
write, the Judge said that
no evidence had been dduced 10 sustain
the charge. Mrs. 9vbright's counsel
thereapon withdrew bhe allegation which
Sebrlght declared was base lie. lady
Scott, the mother Of Mrs Sebright, testi-
lied that when she heard of the alleged
threat by the respondent against her
daughters character she had the petition
er examined By a physician, who found
that the facts rsfuted any possible claim
that Se5right might make against the
young lGdy's honor Thu case has bees
adjourned unta Tuesday next, when
Judgment will be rendered.
Tux sGACE onE ROVE ASSURED.
BuDA PEsTH, Nov l8.-Count Kalnoki,
minister of foreign affairs for the whole
Austro- Hungarian empire, to-day made
before the delegations declaration OF
the imperial foreigupolley- The tenor Of
his entire address was pacific. In fact,
II was re echo Of the sentiments lately
expressed by M, TIA, maintaining the
latter's declaration that the peace OF
Europe was for the present assured
SPANISH nEvOLUTiON THREATENED.
Madrid, Nov. l8.--Ths police are
watching all ports owing 20 Fumors that
spanish revolutionists abroad are prepar-
Ing TO return to Spain, and that Gorilla is
promoting rising. Depots for arms,
al barracks, and telegraph offices are
strongly guarded. The colonies com
rnAnding troops In Valencia and BARGE
loaa are suspected OF dlsloyalty aud are
being closely watched. The home secre.
taYy, civil governor and Gan, Payia re-
NAMED in consultation the whole Of
Thursday In consequence OF nnfavorable
rumors.
WHAT AUsTRIh DEMANDS.
VIENNA, Nov. H. Count Kalnoky's
statement was substantially as follows:
ARstriA's interests In Bulgaria VIII be
the maintenance OF treaty rights IL Is
immaterial how the internal affairs In
Bulgaria proceed, II the essentials Of the
Berlin treaty are not infrlnged 1t will be
most difficult for Austria to avoid
taking ACTION during the present
excitement. The importance OF Gen.
EaNlbars' mission had been greatly over
estimated. He had succeeded in making
Russian influence felt in most disa-
greeable manner, bnt he bad also evoked
the sympathy Of Europe for the Bulgarian
people. Gen. Kaulbare, by the course he
had pursued, had attained nothing
which was calculated to decide
the political existence OF Bulgaria.
In the meantime Austria would
patiently await events, abiding 10y the
principles embraced In the declaration II
Herr TIA, the Hungarian prime min ster,
which VIII remain citation Of policy for
long time 70 come. IfAustria is forced
to interfere in order to indicate the Ber-
lin treaty, sympathy and corporation are
assured II all the powers resolve to pro.
tect European trades.