Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-27
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
bulgaria Unwilling to Accept Prince
Nicholas Of MIngrella as Candl-
date for the Vacant Throne.
The Conspirators who Dethroned Prince
Alexander Plot 10 AsBnssinRtc
the Regent Mt Sofia.


Prince Alexander, but were subsequently
pardoned, they since being Stunned by
their comrades IL II probable the school
will be recognized.
The Bulgarian government, replying to
a note from the porte on the subject OF
Prince Nicholas OF Mngrella's selection
for the throne OF Bulgaria, refuses 20 ac-
cept Prince Nicholas as n candidate, aud
says Turkeys action In the mat or Is In
compatible with the treaty OF Berlin.
A telegram has been found In the mouse
Of cousprator at Bnorgag directed to
the Russian vlce-cOnsul there, detailing
the scheme of tho recent revolution.
ANOTHER BUCHANAN Conspiracy
SOFIA, Nov. 90 Another conspiracy
against the government has been dis
covered. Two officers, one of them n
Russian, organized d plot to kill Col.
Nicolo1, Maj POpopon and the regents.
The crime was 10 have been committed ut
0 O'Clock this morning. Maj. Popopon
discovered the plot and caused the arrest
Of tho two officers and Of two others who
are Implicated. They will be tried in a
few days,
NEWSPAPER COMMENTS.
LONDON, Nov 26.--The Vienna Politl
cal Correspondence says Bulgaria 10 Will
ing TO accept the prince OF oldenburg es
ruler.
The Fremdenblatt and New Free
Press OF Vienna deny that an offensive
and defensive alliance has been concluded
between Austria and England.
BANKRUPT RUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 20 The German Ga
Zette, in an inexhaustive article on Rus
| sia's financial CONDITION, compares II with
that Of France before the great reyolu.
ton. The Russian debtIls 8, 600, 900, 000,rou.
bles. The Interest thereon has risen IN
the past decade from l0i 900 900 to 2Gl,-
900, 600 roubes. The paper circulation is
10000, 600 r0pbles, OF which only l7l,-
600 600 is covered by bills convertible
into currency. Tho Gazette warns Ger
mans TO avoid q new Russia loan.
IMPORTANT IRISH MEASURES.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20 SIR Michael Hicks
Beach and Gen. Redyers Butler have re-
turned TO Dublin. They attended meet.
ing of the privy council yesterda, at
which Important measures were decided |
upon. The marquis Of Londonderry |
lurd-lieutenant, who had tended To 90 |
TO England, has postponed his departure |
IL II rumOred that vigorous measures will |
be taken against the National league; that
meetings OF that body Will be prohibited,
aud perhaps the agitaturs will be ar.
rested.
IN FAVOR or THE LORD.
LONDON, Nov ga verdict has been
rendered In favor OF Lord Coloridge In the |
libel suit brought against MIN by his SON
in-law, Mr.. Adams.
THE GERMAN ARMY.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.--The septenate bill
Just introduced in the reichstag ilxea the !
peace footing Of the German army until |
1924 at 46S 400 men, not including the
single year volunteers. The infantry will |
consist OF 58i battalions, cavalry 485 |
squadrons, field artillery 36i batteries,
fort artillery l3l batteries, pioneers lI0
battallons AID military train IFS bat
tallons, There will be two divisional and
four infantry brigade STATS, Ave regI.
ments and tllteon battallons OF infantry
and one battalion Of iaegers. To the
field artillery will be added two sectional
STAINS; to the railway corps three bat
TALON STATS and nine companies,
ana TO the transport corps
fourteen companies. The permanent
expenditure for the army IS placed at 23,-
100000 marks and special and non.
recurring expenditures at 2i,0O0, 900
marks. The preamble OF the bin lays
stress on the dangers besetting Germany
IN the large Increase Of the French and
Russian forces, and says the postpone
ment OF the Strengthening Of the German
army might be atten cd with fatal re-
SUITS for which reason II Is Imperative
that the measure be not deferred until
1888. The shortening of tho period OF
active service IL declared to be absolutely
impossible, because Germany Is obliged
10 make compensation for her numerical
deficiency by high training.
rANAMA's INDEPENDENCE DAY.
PANAMA, Nov. 26--Great preparations
are being made here for the celebration
OF the slN'y'htth anniversary OF the
independence OF the isthmus. The fes-
tlyities will extend over four days--from
November27 TO 80, inclusive. There will
be general Examinations on the 27lh and
2Sth inst.
ALL IRELAND AROUSED.
DUBLIN, Nov, PC The government has
proclaimed the National league meeting
called TO assemble at Sligo. This action,
coupled with the prosecution OF John
Dillon, Is causing most intense excite.
ment throughout Ireland.
WAR IN IRELAND.
LONDON, Nov ga sensation has
been created here by tho announcement.
apparently on excellent authority, that
war IN Ireland be'ween the government
and The people has been declared.
inc standards Dublin correspondent
Is assured on the most trustworthy au.
thorlty that the government Is resolved
TO energetically put down all Illegal com
olnatlons against the paying OF rent,
whether formulated In billions Tenauts'
campaign, which consists OF the tenants .
paying what they consider a fair rent into !
the hands OF a receiver appointed by
themselves, or by other means A number
OF improyised meetings OF this kind are
10 De proclaimed. One or two prominent
agitators will be arrested shortly, and II
the necessity arises the United ireland
aod the National League will be sup.
pressed, The lord lieutenant was expected /,
Ia England to-day, but owing 70 the gray.
iy OF the outlook his visit has
been postponed, The crisis Is pecu. !
liarly complicated on account OF an
alleged conspiracy among prominent
Iories' Gen. Butler owes his position, !
Ike the homo secretary, to Churchilps /,
personal Intervention IL can hardly be
doubted that Churchill knew privatelv I