Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-27
ALEXANDER RETURNING
Tho Russian Coup d'EtatIs Pronounced
n FaIIuro--The Prince Is Landed
on Russian Soil.
Tn. Car Tcrla Him to 90 where He wills,
and he Returns TO HIS Anxious SUD
jects-A Division In Parliament

grapned to Bucharest for news OF Alex
ander. Conflicts have taken place In the
streets OF Sofia between the followers OF
Alexander and those Of Zsnkof. Alex
ander's adherents are still In prison.
Canovorof, the Russian commander OF
the Alexander yacht, telegraphs that the
prince was handed over to the Russian
authorities. 1t is the general opinion
that Russia will not permit Alexander to
reascend the throne.
The Russian statement that Alexander
has been released is not credited in
| Vienna.
The DAILY News says: England can
worthily apply herself automatically to
promote the progress Of people who
have so admirably come out Of the Fan
koff affair
| RUSSIA READY FOR WAR.
VIENNA, Aug. 26.-The Tagblatt says
the Russian minister Of war and marine
has been summoned to st. Petersburg
The Black sea feet has been ordered to
| prepare for cruise. Several Russian
steamship companies have been ordered
to equip troop transports.
THE REBELS OVERTHROW.
BUCHAREST, Aug. 26 The direction OF
affairs at Sofia has been intrusted to Mai
Panoff. The fall Of the rebel cabinet is
confirmed. 1t Is reported that the revolu-
tionary leader is fleeing to Seryla. Meet
ings are everywhere being held in favor
of Alexander. II he does not return re-
gency will be proclaimed.
STILL IN THE CARS HANDS.
REM, Aug. 26.--The car ordered
Prince Alexander to be forwarded to
Mlssenof, II he refuses to accept his alb.
dication as an accomplished fact. The
towns of Bulgaria are decked with flags,
and there is great rejoicing over the over
throw Of the rebels.
WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 26 M. Neil
doff, Russian ambassador, informed his
colleagues that In the event of serious
disorders in Bulgaria, Russia would with
the other powers consider the necessary
measures for interfering.
ALEXANDER RELEASED.
VIENNA, Aug. 26.-The car has per-
mitted Alexander to depart for Germany
via Odessa.
ALEXANDER ON TOP.
SOFIA, Aug GA single regiment of
troops with number OF military cadets
accomplished the work Of deposing Prince
Alexander. Before proceeding against
Prince Alexander the revolutlonists ar
rested the commander Of Prince Alexan-
der's regiment which was at Sliyenitza.
The provisional government, seeing the
populace were violently loyal to the de-
posed prince, resigned Office and
liberated the commander, who at
once brought his regiment from Slivenitza,
and disermed the regiment which had as
sisted In deposing Prince Alexander. Al
ter this the commander placed under ar
rest the political leaders who had man.
aged the coup d'etat.
The powers have recognized the gov
eminent formed by M. Karayeloff, with
him as premier, M. Storloff, as foreign
minister of war and II. Gueshoff as min
lister OF finance. The provisional govern
ment has assured the porte the move
ment In favor OF Prince Alexander is not
inimical to Turkey and has asked the
porte to reopen the railway between Con-
stantlnople and Philippopolis.
ALL QUIET AT BELFAST,
BELFAST, Aug. 2G Everything is quiet
here to-day. Huge paving-stones and
broken glass mark the scenes of last
nights riot. Rev. DR.. Kane, the Prot
estant clergyman who declared that I'M
less the police were Immediately disarmed
10000 armed Orangemen would relieve
them OF their weapons, Is again out with
declaration charging the magistrate
with criminal parleying with lawlessness.
ORDERED TO LEAVE RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.-Conradi,
recently arrested at Slmferopal for spread.
| ing heresies, has been released as the re-
suit OF the interposition OF Mr.. Lathrop.
United States minister, and ordered 10
leave Russia. His offense was baptizlng
persons of the Lutheran faith.
BUTLER READY TO START.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-Gen. Sir Rediyers
Butler will start on his Irish mission TO.
day, first going to Dublin. Edward Rus
sell, Liberal, will move an adjournment
OF the debate and address the house 10.
morrow In order to elicit the exact fupc-
tons and powers of Butler. Russell will
nave the support of the Parnellites and
prominent Radicals, One section of the
opposition believes that the selection of
Butler for the Irish missien ia the first
step toward placing Ireland under mar
tial law.
| TALKING OF REDUCTION.
| LONDON Aug. 26 The Master Cotton
Spinners' association Of Bolton, repre-.
stntlng 100000 spindles, has unanimous-
y resolved to make per cent. reduc-
tion In wages, providing three. quarters OF
the splnners of Ashton and Oldham agree
10 90 likewise. The reduction, II made.
VIII affect 100000 operatives. The oper.
atiyes threaten to strike II their wages are
reduced. A'e
HENRY WARD BEEClTER SICK.
LONDON, Aug 2G--Rev. Henry Ward
beecher Is i'll. He has cancelled his Leo.
turing engagement at New Brighton for
next Friday, and has gone TO hydro.
Psthic institute at Moftat Dumphryshire
TRAITOR
DUBLIN, Aug. 26.-The Express ICON.
servatve) says; Serious trouble Is
brewing In the Paruell camp. The DANGER
arises, the Express says, from the throat.
ening attitude OF mau who once was
deep In the secrets Of the Parnellite con-
clave and his former associates are now
considering the question of whether he
can be sllenctd. NC