Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-30
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RussIa's Attempt to Dictate Causes Q
Rupture between the Car and
the Buigarians.
A French EDITOR aud an Army Omoer Fight
Duel In which the Latter is
wounded Four Times.
nIscresINo pussIA's pEMANps.

all parties be permitted to vote freely Tor
the great assembly 70 elect the successor
10 Prince Alexander. In return for the
cars protection IL is understood that the
ministry Will courteously tell Gen. Kaul-
bars that they regret that they are unable
to comply with Russia's demands be-
caus compliance would involve a ylols-
ton Of the Bulgarian constitution.
30 INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.--It is semi
officially announced that no International
complication over the Bulgarian question
IL imminent, that the cabinet controlling
the question Is decidedly In favor OF pre-
serving peace, that Russia recognizes the
dlhiculty the Bulgarians must encounter
in electing successor TO Prince Alexan-
der and that pending this election, Russia
will occupy her time carefully watching
England's action In Constantinople.
RUSSIA cURRYfSG FAVOR.
SOFIA, Sept. 29.--Gen.I Kaulbars' note
TO the Rulgarlsn government does not
ask that the elections be postponed. IL
simply asks that the plotters be released
snd allowed TO leave the country, and
that the state Of siege be raised He YER
bally explained that 1T would be polite
to postpone the elections, as the car de-
sired that the nation might choose any
prince except Alexander, whose election
Russia would forcibly resist. There is
an impression that the mildness OF Gen.
KA1lbars Is calculated to enlist sympathy
with the Russian party.
FIGHTING KvIcTIoNs IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Sept 29.--Mr. Timothy Har.
rlngton announced at the f0rtnightly
meeting OF the Irish National league to-
day that since the last meeting $4,000 In
donations had been received by him, as
treasurer He added that the foremost
increase in donations throughout ireland
must now be expected, and said the
league would devote the donations re-
coivGd to the work OF assisting eylcted
tenants.
John Dillon said the peace In Ireland
now depended on the action OF the land
lords. Two thousand families are now
under notice Of eviction. Winter is com
ing. and already 1t IS imperative that the
Irish people shall combine TO help one
another, and resist, within the law, the
attempted tyranny OF the landlords, final
victory being certain II this resistance is
maintained.
Joseph Il. Kenny, member of parlla-
ment from Cork, said the tenants would
tight with their backs TO the wall against
eVictions.
Harrington appealed to the branches OF
the league to subscribe literally to the
fund for evicted tenants,
Dillon declared that the commission of
inquiry was fraud and lmposture, and
that nobody would believe In its honesty
and impartlality. II the eviction Of ten
ants continued the tenants must touch the
landlords upon their most tender point,
their pockets.
RUSSIA WILL HAVE TO ACT.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Standards
Vienna correspondent says: am in
formed by friend that feelings Of uneasi
ness and depression exist &c st. Peters
burg. II Is now recognized that Russis
will have TO deal with Bulgaria, which Ii
more hostile than before. The car II
extremely averse to the occupation o.
Bulgaria. Reluctance is also shown Il
name \ candidate for the vacant throne.
AUSTRIA WITH ENGLAND.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 29.--The Mos
COW Gazette states that the Austro- Hun
gariAu government Is entirely separated
from Germany and Russia on the Bulgar
ian question, and that that country nov
inclineB toward England.
RUPTURE IMMINENT.
SOFIA, Sept 2e.-The regency he
posted notices OF elections for the gram
sobranje, which Is to elect the successo
TO Prince Alexander. Gen. KaulbArs, tn
Russian special agent, threatens to hav
the notices removed The people resen
the conduct Of Russia In demanding q
the price OF the czar's protection the Ill
Grafton OF the political prisoners, and II
raising Of the state of siege, and freedo
for all parties to vote on the election
the grand sobranje, II is believed that
rupture between Bulgaria and Russia
lmminents
NA1DKD A PAwN-SHoP.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 80 IT
Steamer City OF New York, arrived tn
morning bringing Hong Kong news fro
September 2, and Yokohama TO Septel
Der IL. A band Of discharged Chine
soldiers made descent on a leadil
pawn-shop in Huchong, on August
They murdered the proprietor and fort
six of his employees. The robbers we
all arrested.
A DUEL IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. 20 "A duel was fought |
day az Montpelier between NJ. Garel,
editor, and Capt. Valecourt of the Fren
army. The quarrel was over an editor
criticism upon certain features OF {
army maneuvres. Capt. valecourt W
wounded four times by the editor.
condition is preoarlous.
CHOLERA IN JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept, 29,Ch
era IL still raging throughout Japan. I
proportion OF deaths to the number
cases is very heavy. Between August
and September 3, Inclusive OF nine da
ls,SlS new cases were reported, and I
deaths during the same period we're 81
In Toxic alone there were during the a
days 1890 cases, of which over SO
cent. proved fatal An examination of
wells In Toxic was made, and 7l0 out
ll7T were condemned as unfit for drl
Ing purposes.
AN AWFUL EXECUTION.
At Canton, August "a a Chinese won
aged only eighteen underwent the l.
Chi execution, which Is, that while liv
one piece OF her body after another
cut away until to-day II Ia divided
into exactly 1000 pieces. The '
TINS In these cases always
from loss OF blood before the bor
Is completed The woman was chArl
with having poisoned her husband !
80 III a. .