Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-04
ALEXANDER'S ENTRY.
fhe neihroned Prince Re.En,ers Sofia
Amid the Widest En,husla m on
the Part Of the Popnlace.
comments and Opinions of the European
Press on the Cars Letter to
Prince Alexander.
AIExANDER's rRIuMru,I. pNrn,-

'hc lbuhlDlpdl authorities OF Sofia WIN
mad gone two kilometers outside the citv
to await his arrival. Addresses Of wal.
come were presented TO Alexander m tha
great square In front OF the palace, All
then proceeded to the cathedral where a
grand Tie Deum mass was celebrated Al
tlllery salutes were fred at the garrison
and the troops were reviewed The CORR
monies concluded with reception To tho
foreign diplomatic representatives Prince
Alexander has ordered the release az ali
political prisoners. The ministry has
Deen reconstructed, Mr.. lStanbuloff re-
naming as premier. The rejoicing con.
tnues without abatement throughout But
garia.
ATTEMPTED TO WRECK THE TRAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-An attempt was
made TO wreck the train conveying Prince
Alexander TO Sofa. When near PhilIpon-
oils the engineer discovered an obstruc.
ton on the track and brought the train 10
a standstill IL was found that ave
sleepers had been placed across the
rails, Prince Alexander, when informed
OF the attempt upon his life. showed
no sign OF fear, maintaining a calm de-
meanor.
THE RUSSIAN HOLDS ALooF.
PHIIrPoPoLrs, Sept. S.-Prince Alex
ander, when he arrived here yesterday on
MS way TO Sofa, was received by all resi-
dent foreign consuls except the Russian.
me princes entry into the city was pro-
claimed by salute OF l0l guns. He was
met by great concourse OF people,
headed by numter OF bands, massed UNI
der single leader. The bands well
coined him by playing the national an.
them, the people cheering him enthusiasts
ticaily. The PRINCES return was cele-
brated by TIE Deum service at the cathe.
dral. PrincenAlexander departed at once
for Sofia last evening. He intends to give
amnesty to all the revolutionists who ask
his pardon. NJ. Stanbuloff, the head OF
the loyal provisional government, which
was set up at Tirnova, declares the civil
war In Bulgaria would be the only posi-
BILE pretext for the Intervention of Rus
STA, and the restored government of
Prince Alexander will do its utmost to
conclliate the car and effect reconcile
iation between him and Prince Alexander
HIS ABDIcATIoN INEVITABLE,
VIENNA, Sept. 3.-The Austrian press
generally, pronounce Prince Alexander
letter of the S0th to the car as a mistake,
and argue that his abdication Is now In.
evitable.
BOWLING TO ANOTHER SIRE.
SOFIA, Sept. 3.-The revolutionist reg
iments here have surrendered uncondl,
tlonally to Prince Alexander, and ap
pealed to him for clemency. Bulgaria Is
now tranquil. Prince Alexander, when
he reached Bucharest on his journey &c
Sofia, telegraphed TO the sultan assurances
Of his homage and devotion.
MORE BLooDsHED FEARED.
LONDON, Sept. ga conflict between
the revolutionists and the followers O
Prince Alexander at Sofia is feared.
| CHEEKY WARMING.
| LONDON, Sept. 3.-.Before leaving Phil
| ippopolis Prince Alexander announced hi
intention of doing his utmost 10 secur,
the sympathy and amity OF the car. The
Viedomest OF Moscow warns Alexander
not to delay reslgniDg the crown TO the
car.
THREE EMPIRES AGAINST ALEXANDER.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Daily News
says Prince Alexander has been aban-
doned and is Isolated by agreement OF the
three empires. Nothing could exceed
the humility Of his letter to the car,
which is only equalled in degree by the
brutality OF the czar's answer. u is
rumored that Prince Alexsnder's father
wants to throw up his honorary commits
sion in the Russian regiment and the
German and Austrian governments are
trying to dissuade HIM from doing so, as
such course will be great offense 20
the car.
ENTIRELY TOO FAwNING.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Standard says
-, Dat. A L.
serious blunder, and the only unpardona-
BILE act with which he can be reproached
is the carrying of the comedy of courtly
discrimination too far to pretend that the
car did not approve Of his deposition.
England has done her best to promote
peace in the Balkans. II she falls, Aus
tria or Germany will either suffer great
injury or make great sacrifices. They
may yet rue the day they abandoned
Alexander to curry favor with the czar.
Prince Alexander has promised King
Milan TO send diplomatic agent to Ser
via. Col. Mutkouroff is treating with the
rebel officers for their submission, and
the Negotiations will probably be success
full. 1t Is stated that Russia has inter-
vened for the lives OF the conspirators,
and Prince Alexander has decided to be
ttulNUl hOhAAAh lHNAus
THE EFFECT IN BULGARIA.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-Telegrams received
here from Sofia state that the czar's reply
to Prin CO Alexsnder's letter has produced
profound impression throughout Bul.
garia Dispa tches cay the czsr's pro-
claimed hostility has paralyzed the move
mept in favor Of Frluce Alexauder's re-
turn TO the throne and encouraged the
revolutionists. They further state that
Prince Alexander's abdicatiOn Is believed
10 be imminent.
FRENCH OPINION.
PARIS, Sept. 3.--Repu5liqDe Francals,
commenting on the published correspond
enoe between the car and Prince Alex
and6r, says: CATER the cars reply,
the house " Battlcburg may be considered
TO haEe ceased 10 reign In Bulgaria. The
reply also humlliates England, whose Ia
mentstions nobody regards. Events In
Egypt proved highlands incurable ego
tisIn. France must arrive at an entente
cordiale with Russia, both on the Medl
.eranean and Ia the far East, against
British izgasion."
DE GIERs m BERLIS.
BERLIN, Sept 3.--M. de Giers, Russian
minister Of foreign affairs, has arrived
here and will remain two days. To-day
he visited Prince Bismarck, ava was after
wards received IN an audience by En-
perer William. Count Van Halzfeldi, !