Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-23
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Evidence That the Triple Alliance y
Dead not Wanting In KaulbArs'
Leaning Toward France.
Germany ne CARDS Frances Application
for war credit ms Tantamsuut 10
Declaration OF War.
rnr rnIrr.E ALLrlNcK nRAp.

LONDON, Nov. 20 The fact that Rus
SLAMS In Bulgaria have been placed under
French protection is regarded In Faro
peau capitals as signiiylng that the triple
alliance Is dead. II is asserted that
Count Kalnoky's second decisive state
mont Of the close nature Of the Austro.
German alliance was directly suggested
by Prince Bismarck AZ a hint 70 Russia.
WHY FRANCE WAS CHOSEN.
/ SOFIA, Nov. 22.-Gen. Kauibars before
leaving asked the German consul TO pro-
tect Russian subjects. The consul after
consulting his government, replied that
J he was willing 10 protect genuine Rus
SANS but not Monteregrlns or Bulgar-
Ians. This implies Germany's censure OF
Russia's projection Of Zankoft and the
other conspirators. The car then in
etructed Gen. Kqulbars tO conflde Rus
sian subjects TO the care Of France.
CREATED A SENSATION.
LONDON, Nov. 2.--Badischelandes
Zeitung states that the German ambassa-
dor at Paris has been instructed to In
form the French government that their
application TO the chambers for credit
OF 1928 100000 for military and
naval supplies will be regarded by Ger.
many as declaration OF war. The
settlement has caused sensation in Paris
although It's truth Ii doubted, the belief
being that the German ambassador was
only told TO inquire into Frances rela.
tions with Russia and TO ascertain
whether the proposed credits have any
thing TO do with such operations.
WHAT AUSTRIA THINKS.
VIENNA, Nov. % The Austrian diplo-
mats and officials believe the rupture be-
tween Russia and Bulgaria win facilitate
the solution Of the crisis in the Balkans
II Is thought the powers will dlsapprove
Of any precipitate action respecting the
proposed election Of Prince Nicholas of
MiugTelia TO the Bulgarian throne.
THE POLICE INTERFERED.
PmupPopoLIs,N Nov 22.-Gen. Kaulbars
while on his way to Constantinople tried
10 distribute copies Of the note sent by
him TO the Bulgarian government but
the police prevented his doing so. Gen.
Kaulbars protested strongly against this
action OF the authorities.
WARNING TO TURKEY,
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. % The Prince
OF MiDgrelia has arrived here. II IL
rumored that NeilidOf, the Russian en-
bassadOr at Constantlnople, has notified
the porte that Russia will not tolerate the
occupation Of Roumela by Turkey.
GLAD TO sEE HIM 60.
SOFIA, Nov. 22.--Ony handful Of
Zankoflltes bade farewell TO Gen. Kaul-
bars at the different towns through which
he passed. Ia the cafes aud other public
resorts many Jokes were INDUCED in over
the Russian agents iguomiplOus depart
ure.
ATTACKED ny A MOB,
DUBLIN, Nov. 20 "A fight occurred to-
day between the police and mob at Lis
towel, county Of Kerry. Bailiffs seized a
number OF cattle for rent and a mob Of
400 men attacked the Officers and at
tempted TO rescue the cattle. A fight en-.
sued. The police went to the assistance
Of the hailiffs, and with batons and bayo.
nets succeeded in dispensing the mob
after wounding several Of them
ORDERED 10 ODESSA.
VIENNA, Nov 22.--All the Russian
steamers on the Danube have been or
dered to proceed TO Odessa.
ON his WAY HOME.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 22-Gen,
Kaulbars has arrived at Stamboul and
will remain there some days,
rnE GERMAN EMPIRE.
BERLIN, Nov. 22.-The National says
that in thespeech from the throne
on the opening OF the relchstag
important declarations viii be made in
reference to Germany's foreign policy.
Prince Bismarck will return to Berlin
TO take an active part in the debate
story Is current that King Otto OF
Bavaria, having somewhat recovered from
his attack Of mania, was permitted To
walk outside the park Of Schloss Fursten-
reid, attended only by Capt Schubart, when
an exciting scene occurred on the highway
Otto insisted upon throwing himself
on has knees in the roadway crying tina,
he was In paradise and would not. return
to Furstenreid. 1t cost a painful strug.
gle to get him safely back Into the Schloss
He Is now absolutely forbidden to 20
outside the grounds.
| ERENCHMEN MAssACRED.
ApEN, Nov. 22 The natives OF Am
badu have massacred the captain and
seven of the crew Of the French man-of
war Penguin. The captain and his meI
had landed to obtain water for the ship.