Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-19
THE FOREIGN STORM.
Great Loss Of Life and Damage tc
Shipping Reported from the Gale
OFF the British Isles,
Vessel after Vessel Suecumbs 10 the
Force OF the Breakers, and Most Of
the Crews Find Watery Graves.
The Porte Advises the Bulgarian Govern.
nsnt 20 Comply with the CEar's DE
mauds Regarding the sobraDle.
rHE ENGLISH STORM.

LONDON, Oct, ls.--The latest reports
show that the effects OF the recent storm
on the south and west coasts were terri.
BILE. A Norwegian bark foundered of
Tintagel, Wales, with her crew
consisting Of fifteen persons, per-
ished. Ten bodies have been
washed ashore on the Glamorgan coast
Reports have been received from all parts
of the kingdom telling of the disastrous
effect OF the hurricane. The British ship
Malleny was wrecked in Bristol channel,
and twenty persons were drowned. The
shore is strewn with wrecks. The bodies
washed ashore have been stripped Of their
valuables by wreckers. The Norwegian
bark, Fretwikstad, from Musquash, N.
B.. for Swansea, was wrecked of Pad
slow, and nineteen persons were drowned
The bark Alliance was also wrecked and
four lives were lost. The other persons
ON board were saved by lifc-boats An
other large bark was seen
to be In terrible distress the
crew being huddled together ON deck
The vessel ioundered this morning, and It
is believed that twenty persons were
drowned. The gale prevented the people
on the shore from rendering assistance.
The cries Of the doomed men were heard
distinctly by those watching the vessel
from the shore
The following additional particulars Of
damage caused by the recent storm have
been received: British steamer Artes,
Capt. Whitlles, from New York, Septem-
Der 20, for Bordeaux, lost
on Point de Ia CGubre,
at the northern mouth the Gironde.
Wreckage from the steamer and part OF
her cargo are washing ashore The Brit
ish steamer Kate, Capt. Durkoe, from
Savannah, September Is, for Liverpool,
arrived at Queenstown disabled She
shipped immense quantities Of water and
broke twenty five steam pipes, Her decks
were much damaged. The Norwegian bark
OTnen, Capt Nelson, from Mobile, August
4, for Liverpool, has been towed TO Cowes
She lost her sails. Three Of her crew died
of ague, others are suffering from the
malady The British bark Rutland, Capt
Casey, from Quebec, September 10, for
Greenock, was abandoned OF Sundy
island. One mate aud the carpenter were
drowned The other members Of the crew
were rescued and landed st Falmouth.
RUssIA's LATEST DEMAND.
SOFIA, Oct. 1s.--Russia has presented
another note to the Bulgarian govern
ment, declaring the recent election
Illegal, and demanding postponement Of
the meeting of the sobronie The gov
eminent refuses to yield. II is rumored
that the Russian consul, Neklendoff, Is
about 10 quiz Sofia.
WORKING ON THE GARRIsoNs.
SOFIA, Oct. l8.-It is stated that Gen,
Kaulbars Is trying TO win over the garri-
sons at Varna, Shumla, Widen and Tlr-
nova, hoping that acting under the com
mand OF the military authorities at
Rutschuk, they will work a revolution in
favor OF Russia.
AN ENVOY FROM THE PORTE.
SOFIA, Oct. 1s.-Ganban Siendi Is on
his way here from Constantinople. II is
asserted that he has been instructed by
the porte to advise the Bulgarian govern
ment to comply with Russia's demand and
postpose the meeting OF the sobrGnje, |
and the government win send delegate |
to confer with the porte IL Is reported
that Kauibars has advised the car to
accupV Bulgaria or break of relations
with the Bulgarian government
RUssIA's PRESENT POLICY
SoFIA, Oct. ls.--It Is seml-ofllcially de-
MED that the occupation Of Bulgaria by
Russia IL immipent. The present policy |
of Russia, 1t Is declared, is to await
events.
MARY ANpERsoS's SUBSCRIPTION
DUBLIN, Oct. ls.-Mary Anderson has
subscribed $2500 for the benefit of the
sufferers by the Charleston earthquake.
AcRIsls IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct lS.--A severe contest took
place in tie chamber OF deputies this
evening over he order OF the day which
related to measures concerning the strike
at Yiarzot The chamber debated the
strike ana voted order, pure and simple
despite the governments objection. NJ.
Sarrlan, minister of the interior, NJ. De-
velle, minister Of agriculture, ard NJ