Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08
WANTED, A RULER !
Prince Alexander Announces The Date
Of His Final Departure from
Bulgaria.
All Europe Anxiousiy Awaiting tho Turn
OF Evepts--Isdssin Atoms Appears to
Be Sell. Possessed.
rux DATE on ms DEPARTURE.

called 10 persuade him TO remain on the
bulgarian throne. On each occasion he
besoprht them to refrain from opposing
his departure. The officers expressed
deep sorrow, but promised to follow the
nrince's wish. Prince Alexander will
leave Sofa September 49,
BISMARCK KNOWS WHAT HE rs ABOUT.
BERLIN, Sept. THE North German
Gazette disputes the assertions OF the
British press that the Austrian and
Russian interests In the Balkans are CON
nicting. They can easily be reconciled II
they are conflicting, the Gazette says,
and TO reconcile them Is GermaDy's aim.
Prince Bismarck can unhesltatingly ex
press the conviction that Bulgaria Is Of
no importance to Germany. As Prince
bismarck plays his cards sur
Ia table with the friendly imperial
powers II Is erroneous to sup
poee that any estrangement will
arise between their empires when
the question OF succession TO Prince Al
exander Is up for discussion; inasmuch
as under Alexander's reign no enmity
existed between Russia and Austria,
although Alexander, In secondary sense,
ruled under Russian influence. The Ger
man nation shares In the conviction Of its
government that the events In Bul, aria
do not affect the national interests of
Germany, and Germany's policy follows
the right path. There need be no fear Of
Prince Bismarck sitting between two
stools. On the contrary, be has chosen
sure foundation, and has three stools for
his policy.
AFRAID TO RESUME TRAFFIC.
PHuIPPoPoLIs, Sept. 7.-Surprise is
expressed here at Turkeys still refusing
10 reopen the railway 10 Adrianople
closed during the threatening state OF az
fairs following the deposition OF Alex
ander.~ The enforced idleness OF the rail-
road is greatly iniurlng the large trade
which depends on the line for transporta-
ton.
OPINIONS or THE AUSTRIAN PRESS.
VIENNA, Sept. 7.--Fremdenblatt says
Prince Alexander's abdication was an act
OF true self-sacrhce for the Bulgarian
people. II was noble act to avert dan
gers from the country We hope the
question OF his succession will be peace.
fully and legally settled
Presse urged the government to pur-
sue sound, vigorous policy OF compen-
sation and to avoid the suicidal policy of
pulling either Bulgarian or English chest
nuts out OF the Russian fire.
oPnIQsa or THE RUSSIAN PRESS,
ST. PETERsBURG, Sept. 7.--Noyoye
Vromya advocates the formation OF Bull
garlan regency which shall enjoy the con-
fidence Of Russia and inherit Alexander's
right to govern Eastern Roumelia. The
same paper discusses the union OF Bulga-
ria and Russia; descants upon the advlsa-
bility OF a temporary Russian military &C.
cupaiion, and refers to the policy OF Rus
STA as anordlng material support to the
new Bulgarian government without inter.
fering in the internal affairs of the coun-
try, so as TO harmonic Bulgarla's foreign
policy with Russian pan Slavist interest.
Bulgaria's vassalAge TO Turkey, adds
Novoye Vremya, would afford convenient
conditions to realize the above combina-
lions II Russia bought or obtained by
other measures Turkeys suzerain rights
In Bulgaria.
The So. Petersburg Gazette, German,
says the most equitable solution of the
Bulgarian problem would be for Russia
to occupy In Bulgaria a position similar
to that occupied by Austria in Bosnia
and HerEegovinia, the powers consenting
as In the Austrian case.
WILL HANG ON TO ALEXANDER.
SOFIA, Sept. THE Bulgarian mobiles
have Joined In petition to Sheczar. They
ask whether Russia will allow the national
assembly to elect successor to Alexan-
der and whether Russia will grant the
Bulgarian loan. II the demands are not
acceded TO tho notables intend TO oppose
the departure OF Alexander.
READY TO GoBBLE UP BULGARIA.
VIENNA, Sept. THE Neu Freie
Presse says many troops are being
shipped at Odessa, ostensibly for the
Crimea, but really, IT is believed to be In
readiness Tor action In Bulgaria.
SUPPORTS THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Sept. THE Daily News
approves OF the governments attitude OF
the Bulgarian question as explained b,
Sir j. Ferguson, under foreign secretary
In the house Of commons yesterday.
LITTLE PREMATURE.
LONDON, Sept. THE statement tina
England is about TO abandon the island o
Port Hamilton is premature
srY ON DAyITT.
LONDON, Sept. TN the house o
commons this afternoon Mr.. Sexton CAV,
notice that he would question Sir Mlchae
Hicks-B Beach, chief secretary for ireland
as TO the truth Of the statement that
reporter In the employ OF the British gov
eminent had been following Michaa
DSyitt In his trip through Michigan, an,
had taken down his speeches In full.
TROOPS FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, Sept. THE Second Battal
ION, Grenadler Guards, embarked a
Woolwich to-day for Ireland.
SENT HOME.
BEiFAsT, Sept. IA number OF count
police, who have been here on riot duty
departed for their regular stations.
body OF others will be dismissed home
ward next week.
INK CHOLERA RECORD.
ROME, Sept. 7.-To-day's cholera re
turns for Italy are: Forrara, 22 cases
II deathsi Putiglnous, 10 cases, Is deaths
San Marcos, is cases, deaths; othe
districts, 5s cases, 81 deaths.