Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
A WEAK NASSAL.
Prince Alexander Announces His In.
tenilon OF AbdIeatiDg and Leny-
Ing Bulgaria.
The ohioers of His Army Oner to Put "A
Little backbone Ia Him, but He Is
Afraid of the Ozar
ALEXANDER ADDRESSES ms ARMY.

ALEXANDER ADDRESSES ms ARMY.
SOFIA, Sept. l.-PriDce Alexander
made the following address ut reception
gwen by him TO the officers OF the army
For seven years / have labOred for the
Independence and interests of Bulgaria
Il My constant special sollcitude has been
for my army and officers | considerthem
my family, my children, and have felt
secure In my personal position when |
saw myself surrounded by officers who
nave been my comrades In our struggle
Tor the glory Of Bulgaria, Cheers on
That sad night, having heard noise,
asked first whether the troops
were there. Eyes" was the re-
ply. Then | felt Tranquil, for
had confidence Ia my army. Notwith-
standing the unfortunate events which
followed have not been disappointed ln
my officers They proved themselves
capable In coping with the troubles which
| followed my departure. Thanks to Ken
eron and Moutkorof (here the prince
embraced those otllcers) and honor to the
Bulgarian officers | see around me
officers devoted to me and can quiet
Bulgaria with the conviction that order
Will not be disturbed. In whatever cir.
cumstnnces | might lind myself would
place my influence at the service Of Bull
garla' Will pray to God, for here my
heart VIII ever be with the officers, and
shall be the hrst to be admitted among
them as volunteer In the campaign for
Macedonia. | cannot remain ia Bulga-
rlai lor the car VIII not permit me be.
cause my presence la lnimical 80 the Inter
ests OF tho country. | am forced to quit
the throne.
NJ Koperoff exclaimed, awe have been
and shall ever be with you. Courage,
foTwardln
Prince Alexander replied, othe lndepen.
uence OF bulgaria requires that leave the
country, II do not Russia will occupy il.
J WIN, however, consult with the surerlor
olhcers and constitute regency which
VIII endeayor to protect tho interest of
my officers In any case / rely on the
army.
Prince Alexander has impaired his in.
teniion of Indicating to the German and
RUSSIAN consuls, grand counsel, among
the members OF which are NJ Stambuloff
ana M karavelon, is being
held to arrange for the
regency. The prince will probabIv
leave within two days, The oillcers 81
the army are greatly excited and talk of
OBTAINING the prince. They have resolved
In any case TO refuse TO receive a Ruasion
envoy, They will hold a meeting 10 de- |
oide what course to adopt. The city is |
tranquil.
RUSSIAN sCiIEMERs AROUND.
PARIS, sept, 1t IL reported within
the past few days that tlity Russian OH.
GERS In Mutt have arrived separately AZ
Sola aud placed themselves in communi-
eatlon WIN Hat kaff, leader OF the revolu-
tionlsts
THREATENS TO RRsIaN.
BERLIN, Sept, lit Is said that the
1umanlan cabinet threatens to resign II
Prince Alexander abdlcates.
TnHY KISSED.
z VIENNA, Sept. l,--Tue accounts of tina
entry Oh Alexander into Sofia state the
popnlace received him heartily butnot
uumohs'rallVeY During the review of
NV wv uoupa Alexander rode with Col.
~ mHu'hergh eommanderln.omef When
WI ,u maulSeIon went TO meet Alexander
suv lattei saluted and kissed him. The
prince rode a splendid charger with gnId
trapplngs. The metropolitan mirikarnft
met the prince at the olty gatn Mad,
dressed him with speech OF we,come
ana called him Bnlgarla's pride. And
thanked God for his cafe return Ia the
people OF whom he was beloved. Al The
conclusion OF the address Alexander ana
ha ,lr,ir a |
'no ihlrlkofoh kissed each other.
THE ASSEMBLY MUST DECIDE
VIENNA, sept, l,--The Neue FreIe
rresse plbllshrA dispatch from sofa
smllng that karaveloh, the head az the
revolutionary party which deposed Alley.
ahuei, has heen released tom noliee an.
pulNlslon' The Russian party In SOFA
say mayor Grueloh, VINO took leadInw
part IN 'he coup d'elat had resolved AZ
.ue llhe oil the deposition upon kiIIing
nleAnnder hut was pr, vented by The
nu.san consul IL Ia not now believed
s sne .NuAanuer VIII ahdicate, but WIN
aw",nVh tne bulgarian assembly aud sub. ,
ho,r 80 lusssIYn OF hhdication 10 that
~ ueelslon' Powefiu, Influences
~ oAVl.ep rom several oitf, rent
cara ssr"i. 'ans Aoonta union Of But
HOW ykRY KIND
81 PETERSBURG, Sent Io,.,., A..
der ,Sss ',Ssa,k venles that Prince AlrAan. /
w was lhs9lted while In Russian terri.
toIy the journal declares ,hat ha - !
s,sseNeu AZ keni with The resnec, anime
y, Us stauoh ana Hospitality entertained AZ !
NV mayors house aud both himselt ana
' a'rs"vr expressed ihemselyea' sa,tsNsd
~, sns treatment, They received and 3
~ ''vA an Invitation To 90 Ia Voltich,st
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'etu nc had with him but sIo 0So re- Il
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W. w. N"Ssey him free ana Russian on,eisl n
!" ras u1e'aued 10 accompany Inc nrincss Il
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