Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-23
A PRINCE ADVOCATES.
The Powers Are Confronted With
Fresh Crisis In fiuIgaria-AIex-
ander Abdieates.
The Porte Doesn't Know what 90 Make Of
It-Anothor Outbreak Fenrcd NJ
Belfast.
4 rnEan cnIsIs NJ puLeARIA

LoHpoN, Aug. GA dispatch from
Sofa, Bulgaria, dated Saturday, says
The pOpulace and troops quartered In the
capital surrounded the palace early this
morning. Prince Alexander abdlcated
and was escorted over the frontier There
was no disorder.
The populace then assembled and
adopted a resolution praying the czal
TO extend his sympathy 70 the Bulga.
rian people. The assemblage proceeded
10 the palace Of the Russian agent, and
submitted to him the resolution, all
kneellng The agent assured them Of the
czar's friendship, and the following pro-
visional government has been formed
Prime minister, Monsignor Clement,
the metropolitan OF Tirnoya.
Minister Of foreign affairs, M. Staisn-
of.
Minister OF the interior, M. Sankof.
Minister Of finance, NJ. Hurpoff.
Minister OF war, M. Neklforoff.
Minister OF justice, M. Rodoslloh.
Minister OF education, M. Vellchoh.
ANOTHER VICTIM or GAMBLING.
LONDON, Aug. GA foreign lady who
lost El2, 00C at the Monte Carlo gaming
tables has committed suicide in village
near Genoa, Italy This makes the sew
enty-sixth case of suicide owing TO losses
at the Monte Carlo since the beginning Of
the season.
ON THE VERGE or AN OUTBREAK.
BELFAST, Aug. 22.--Enormous forces
OF military and police, preceded by eight
magistrates, paradcd the disturbed
districts Saturday night. This had
the effect Of oyerawing the rowdy ele.
ment. A shot was fred at 5 O'Clock this
morning, IL being the pre- arranged signal
for battle between the Orangemen and
Catholics, bat there was no answer. To-
night the Albert Street Presbyterian
church, which Is In the Catholic district,
was opened for the first time since the
beginning OF the riots. When the serv-
Ice was over the mob hooted and stoned
the retiring congregation, and maltreated
Mr.. Montgomery, the minister, In spite
OF the troops and police called for their
protection.
fNTBRRoGATTNG THE POWERS.
LoNDoN, Aug, 22--The porte has sent
a circular note TO the powers inviting them
10 express their Views on the Bulgarian
crisis,
FURTHER RIoTING FEARED.
BELFAST, Aug 22-Grave apprehen-
slons are entertained that riotlng will be
renewed here to-day. Mobs are gather
ing In large numbers in different local..
ties, A strong force of police has been
assembled in the Springfield district,
where the authorities expect the lighting
TO begin. Orderlles are galloping In
every direction carrying messages TO the
troops. The cavalry has succeeded In
geining positions Of control In the leading
streets. The report that the Catholics OF
Belfast have accepted the challenge OF
the Orengemen to light out their feud In
the streets is, 1t Is said, confirmed and
thepoIiee and military activity OF the past
few hoars is now attributed TO the knowl-
edge on the part OF the authorities that
battle 10 imminent. 1t is raining
steadily. All the taverns are closed and
viii remain 80 until Monday. The men
employed on the ship yards at Queens
Island returned home this evening with
out being molested, Several picnic ex-
cursions left the city to-day and measures
have been taken to prevent disorders
upon their return.