Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-23
FOREIGN NOTES.
The Gar Kills One OF His Attendants
A Triple Alliance.

| The Gar Kills Ono OF HIS Attendants.
A Triple Alliance.
THE GEAR MURDERER.
| VIENNA, Oct. GA rumor that the
car had been killed spread like wild lire
In this city yesterday. 1t probably had its
origin in the shooting OF an officer by the
car. II seems that Aid-de.Camp Count
Reutern was awaiting the car in the
royal palace. The weather being warm,
the count unbuttoned his tunic. The
car returned sooner than expected and
| the count arose hurriedly and began to
rebutton his tunic, whereupon the car,
thinking that the officer was about to
draw a weapon, shot him dead,
AFRAID FOR HIS LIFE.
| LONDON, Oct, 22.--Later dispatches
from st, Petersburg regarding the false
rumor of the czar's assassination, say
"a terrible state of confusion and alarm
exists In the cZar's household, owing TO
the Authorizations OF imaginary dangers
to which the car is subiected.n On
| seeing an adjutant walking rapidly to-
ward him recently, the car seized a re.
volyer and shot him dead. Other ac-
counts say that the adjutant made an at
tempt to klll the car and that the latter
fred in seli.defense.
LOOKS LIKE WAR.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-News con.
tinues 10 arrive from reliable sources OF
exterior transport and military prepare
lions being made in the Black sea and
other southern ports. Burroughs have
peen stopped and reserves retained under
orders.
THE iMoGENE WRECKED.
LONDON, Oct. 90 The British dispatch
boat lmogene has been wrecked at Gal-
lpod In log, She was at the time pro-
cceeding from Constantinople to Salonica,
from where she was to convey Sir WillIar'
white, the newly Appointed British rr,r,.'
saved crew was
.lEG INTO RUssrAis HANDS.
81, ~ LOON, Oct. 22y-1t is now asserted
80 Russia has agreed not to occupy
I Bulgaria, and that Austria and Germany
have agreed TO declare the newly. elected
sobranje illegal and to compel the regency
to resign and force Bulgaria to submit to
Russia.
WILL DEMAND A DAY.
| LONDON, Oct. 22,--It Is believed that
Waddington, the French ambassador TO
England, will demand that Great Britain
fix definite day for her evacuation OF
Egypt.
NEUTRALITY OF EGYPT.
BERLIN, Oct. 22.--M. Herbert, the
French ambassador, In en- interview with
4 Count Herbert Bismarck, suggested that
the initiative be taken by Germany, de-
handing that the English evacuate Egypt
and then assent TO the neutralizing OF
that country. Bismarck is invited to re-
spond to the desire for neutrality
Count Poulschoroit, the Russian am
bassador to Germany, returned to Berlin
to-day from WARSAW, where he had been
paying a friendly visit TO Prince Bis
marck.
TALKED WITH THE EMPEROR,
BERLIN, Oct. % Emperor William ar,
rived here yesterday. He was received
at the railway station by the governor Of
the city, the chief OF police and Other
officials, lie rested two hours and after
| ward gave audience to Gen. Van Schel
J lender, imperial secretary Of war, ant
Count Herbert Bismarck, imperial secre
tary for foreign affairs, II is reported
that they discussed foreign affairs.
M'rHERsoN's SUCCESSOR.
BOMBAY, Oct. %. Gen. Sir Fred Rob
erts, oommander-in.chief OF the British
forces In India, will succeed the late Gen
Ill. T.. Mcpherson as commander OF tn,
army Of occupation In Burmah.
KAULBARs VAUNTs HIMsELF
: LONDON, Oct 29.--Gen. Kaulbari
/ writes TO a friend in st. Petersburg al
! follows "rhe situation presents grea
/ difficulty to me. There Is great DANCE
that the Bulgarian regents cannot re
: tire without Tisking heads, AS for me
: | remain firm aud the accommodating
obstacles only strengthen my tirmness'
When the car offered TO appoint Gen
Gourko IN place OF Gen. Kaulbars, Gen