Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-15

Vienna TO the Times SAYS there are ru.
mors In diplomatic circles at the Aus.
trlan capital that the recent negotiations
between the three emperors have re.
suited fayorably, and that there are good
prospects for an agreement shortly be-
tween Russia, Germany and Austria rela-
tive to common action In Bulgaria In re-
gard TO the immediate future, the dis
patch says It is stated that Russia has
yielded her plan OF proceeding alone In
Bulgaria, and intends now TO treat the
whole question on the basis OF the treaty
of Berlin and submit 1t to the oonsidera.
ton OF Europe,
LONG LIVE ALEXANDER
SOFIA, Sept II .--when the nationpl as.
sembly met yesterday, M. Stambulon
read the following address, Gentle.
men: You are all aware OF the sad
events through which the country has
passed and the manifesto issued by
Prince Alexander, IN which he expressed
the conviction that the independence,
liberty aud rights Of the country would
remain intact, and he decided TO abd.
cate In order TO restore forthwith the
good relationship between Bulgaria and
Russia. We are convinced that IN the
present critical position, Bulgarlans,
without exception, will periodically CO.
operate with the government TO preserve
order, peace and security, aud enable the
country TO pass the crisis Intact and
unframed. The government viii take
immediate steps, according TO the con-
sutntion, TO summon great national as
sembly TO elect prince The govern
ment will submit some important pro-
posals and bills, and will also submit for
/ hes Ia.
already been, taken during the crisis
Relying upon your patriotism and readl-
ness 10 sacrifice all for the preservation
OF our country's greatness, we declare
the present session Of the fourth ordinary
assembly open, and we implore Gods
blessing on our work. Long live Bull
garia.
A deputy here arose and exclaimed !;
"Long live Prince Alexander" which
sentiment elected prolonged cheering.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
PARIS, Sept. a. The Republique
Franchise states that the sultan demands
the evacuation OF Egypt by the English,
and that Russia supports the Turkish de-
mand
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LACKS AUTHOR
ITY.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1.-THE Jour
nal de st. Petersburg declares that the
National assembly OF Bulgaria has no
authority 10 elect new prince 10 the
Bulgarian throne.
CAN'T VISIT US.
LONDON, Sept. l4.--The Greek gypsles,
who went 10 Hamburg with the intention
Of taking passage for America, were pre-
vented from landing and have returned 20
Hull, and the authorities have forbidden
them TO enter town.
HE LOVED HIS FLOCK.
GALWAY, Sept. l4.--Father Tahri,
Catholic priest, was yesterday sentenced
TO six months imprisonment on charge
OF having made a threat against the own
er Of an estate from which the priests
parishioners at Woodiord have been
evIcted to-day. He was removed from
Woodford to Galway jail. The people
are greatly excited over the priests I'm
prisonment.
THE CzAR's THANKS.
SOFIA, Sept. 1.-THE car has tele-
graphed TO the Bulgarian government his
thanks for the observance Of his fete day.
1T 10 wRLL-GRouNDED
VIENNA, Sept. 1.-THE cZar's reply TO
the Bulgarian proposals is the chief topic
10 political circles here. II Is remarked
that the car makes no reference 10 the
other powers and does not mention the
treaty Of Berlin, and the belief IS general
that Russia has not the slightest intention
OF maintaining Bulgarian independence.
NOT AFRAID.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. l4.-Strorg
efforts are being madeqto induce the car
to send s strong force with Prince
Dalgorouki to Bulgaria. The prince OPP
posed the idea.
BIsHoP's TELEGRAM
DARMsTADT, Sept 1.-THE bishop Of
Assory, In behalf OF number OF Amer- |
can, English and Australian tourists,
sent a telegram TO Prince Alexander |
congratulating him npon his safe return.
FEARED ASSASSINATION.
SKBAsToPoL, Sept. 1.-THE Russian |
military admirers OF Prince Alexander
rejoice at his abdlcation, feeling con-
ylnced that otherwise he would have
been murdered within few weeks.
Russia Will probably advocate make
shift conference at Constantlonple, be-
cause she will not DO prepared for war
before spring.
THE LIBERALS CALLED on.
LONDON, Sept. l4.-Libcral whips have |
issued a special summons 10 the liberals
to support the second fcauipK OF fAr-
neIl's bill regarding evictions. The News
thinks 1t would be expedient 10. adopt |
Parnell's bill with some little modliicA-
tons.
SHORT or Monty.
DUBLIN, Sept. l4.--Lord Amnesty
issued 100 eieciment notices against ten
ants on his estates ia county Downs.
The tenants are suffering for money,
owing 10 the lAteness Of their harvest
WHAT IS IT WORTH
CONsTlNTfSoPLE, Sept. 1.-THE pow
ers, replying 70 the porte's protest
against any foreign occupation Of Bulga-
ria, declares that there will be no foreign /
intervention IN Bulgaria. Russia gives 4
guarantee 70 that effect.
BuLGARIA'H aSFAIRs
SoYIA, Sept. H.--Ihe SoDTanie has
elected NJ Grakoh president, and also
has appointed committee 10 drsft re-
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