Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-16
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Chinese Steamer Bursts Her Boilers
and NInety.Six People Find
Watery Graves.
a ,iountnin Slide IN France Causes a Rail-
way wreck Ia which Several
People are Killed.
pLAIN TALK To RuaslA.

reckon with Austria and England and IN
cass 0. need with Germany.
Losr WITH ALI ON BOARD.
LONDON, Nov. 10 --Adyices nave been
received at Plymouth thst the Chinese
steamship Kakraman bursted her boilers
while running under high pressure IN the
gale off Nigata, and that ninety-six per-
sons who were on board perished, includ-
ing the officers, who were English.
S1PpgD IN Tn. BUD
PHuiPPOPoLIs, Nov. lb.--An examiDa-
tlon of a number OF persons accused Of
conspiracy has revealed the fact that the
extensive revolutionary scheme which
was fostered by the Russian consulate
has been nipped In the bud by the discov-
cry Of the plot.
wALDEMAR IS WILLING.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. lb-It IL stated on
authority that Prince WAldemar Is person
ally willing 10 accept the throne Of Bull
gaTia,
AEo DEMAND FROM KAULBARs.
SOFIA, Nov. 10 1T IL rumorod here
that Russia is modelling troops Gen.
Kaulbafs has demanded the dismissal Of
the project and sub.prefect Of Philippop-
oils pc ause the patrol late last night dis
armed and conducted to the Russian
consulate Russian officer who had re
fused to give his name or the password
when challenged
PRINCE pOMNfrs SUICIDE.
RoME, Nov. 10 Prince R1ccagioyine,
who was wounded when serving os vol
unteor in the French army IN TonquD,
committed suicide by shooting himself
with revolver. He had lately shown
slgns Of insanity.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN FRANCE
rff tsrt Istr
have been received Of the rail 8ay acct
dent at Slsterone ia the department of
Bases-Alpes, II appears that about
$4,000 cubic metres of rocky earth fell
from Mont Goroes, overwhelming the
train which was proceeding at full speed
from Marsellles. One hrst-clas3
carriage was crushed 70 atoms
and the engine WAS overturned.
The engineer, one Of the guards, the tele.
graph clerk and four English passengers
were killed on the spot Two other pas
sengers have slncl di"d from their in
1ures The tlreman's lita is despaired Of
Twenty other persp us are suffering from
Injuries. A second slide occurred, hut
did no damage NJ MillarG minister of
public worRe, has visited tho Scene Of the
accident.
BISMARCK AND FRANCE.
BERLIN, Nov. l5.-Princc Bismarck ac-
corded NJ Hprbettr. Froueh qtubassudor.
his first interview Friday The tCna of
the official press Is guarded o. The qucs-
tions of the relations between Germany
and France, but tae chagtin on h. mem
bers OF the French embassy Is uncon-
ceaiod. The reception accorded NJ Her.
bette by Prince RlsirqrcR was not
favorable 10 Frenon designs IA Eevpt. ItI
Is reported thst ~. ii fbetta assured
the chancellov Of the absoluts
neutrality of France In the evept ~ wa
in The East, Prince Bsuarck has been
silent during the week, ana he's youch.
saied no hint Il the u .iicy to ne followed
by Germany The North German Gszette
quotes the following story from tho Ifalle
GaZ4tta "CroWn Prince Frederick
William, while iappactmg rto.nlv
the restored high altar o, Merse1era ca.
thedral, percpl I'd enc absence OF .he
cross, In momsat VI Inspiration
the crown prince won't tn tho sacrlstiv
aud lifted IN crncldx rcvorently with
both hands, carried lt TO the al ar upon
which he laid n, aad ahen, turnips Ia
those Accompanying him, no exclaimed.
do you not believe this sacred symbol
will remain forever hereg This actlor
Is taken TO imply thar the crown prince s
HTbphIou 10 GOm0ut all nttugk4 unnn the
church
srEAi:tNa AT gugrot.
LONDON, Nov rs SIR Michael Hicks
Beach, cM,l ,crntarv ior Ireland. sneak.
ing AZ Bristol, said that much alrolay hea
been accomplished ia ireland, and tint
the government would conlupe ouietly
TO administer ex,atlag Iags. Iltho effects
OF the hpnie-rul, BIZ were effacod and the
people TAUGHT th5s law meant irstIoe for
rich aud poor alike, n victory would be-
won.
Sir Fsrrar Bachtoe. speakiup MT Rrlstol
said be was glad 20 welcoma no che,.red
attituda az The Conservatives ~ tbe Isast'
err question. The Liberals were IN ME-
however. 10 oorAde m lord Randolph
Churchill whose pronossd measur; m
reform In parliamentary procedure was
simply proai " Clads Nne's motley
CouNr ,,ALNoKY TALKS.
h DA-PEsrn, Nov, lb.--In his sneenh
before the delegations yesierday Connt
Kaluoky, rtferr.ng to the Austro. Cermnp
alliance, said. There Are somo interests
not common 10 both countries. certain
tutnr,at. ~