Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-07
THE TROUBLED EAST.
Bulgarians Believe the Departure Of
Alexander from the Kingdom will
Cause Cruel War.
King Milan Frightened al the Sitna.
tion Gives Up Journey and
Hastily Goesto his Capital.
The urar's star in,he Ascendency and an
Europe Tremblea AT his strsdss
10 Adrlonopie.
aERMANY LrANs ROWAN rur c,,n.

GERMANY LEANS TOWARD THE CAR.
LONDON, Sept 6--The Standards
Berlin correspondent says he is reliably
informed that Bismarck promised NJ. de
Giers free hand iu Bulgaria in case En-
gland showed Willingness to help Alex.
ander and Turkey, and both Germany aud
Austria would remain neutral.
AN ENvoY TO TnK GAR.
BERLIN, Sept. GA son of Crown
Prince Frederick William win start on a
mission to st. Petersburg on the 9th,
He has had a lengthy conference with
Prince Bismarck on the Eastern ones.
ton.
WANT 40 RETAIN ALEXANDER.
SOFIA, Sept, c. Bulgarian officers ia.
ycrablo to the prince held a meeting and
decided TO retain Alexander by force. NJ.
karayaloH said he believed the fate Of
the nation was irrevocably linked with
Alexander's de stiny, but the difficulty OF
the situation was almost insuperable.
He told the prince OF the plot four dave
before the coup d'etat, but he refused 10
listen to any accusation AGAINST his
officers, and those IN the plot were left
free TO act.
THE PRNcK GENERALLY wRAK
SOFIA, Sept 6,--Prince Alexander's de-
cision TO abdieate is attributed partly 10
a loss of vigor OF mind and body, conse-
| quent upon the severe trials he has under.
gone lately.
BISMARCK RECOMMENDED IT,
SOFIA, Sept. 6.--Before Alexander an
nounced his intention TO quit the throne
he received telegram from Bismarck
recommending that he ahdicste Ia order
TO save Bulgaria.
ENGLAND WILL BE THE GAMER
| LONDON, Sept. 6.--'The Standard COM
menting on Alexander's abdlcatlon says
awe are convinced that Bismarck will
not succeed in ayerting an eventual strug-
gle between Russia and Austria. England
will be the chief gamer by the great op.
portunity Germany and Austria have
thrown away. Anything that increases
/, Russia's interest and absoIbs her atten-
tlon in Europe will divert 1t from Asia.
Thus we still require time TO render Rus
sian Vaccinations in Asia harmless
RUSSIA Will FILL. THE VACANCY.
SOFIA, Sept, 6.--Thousands OF copies
! OF the czar's reply TO Prince Alexander
J have been distributed among the people
1t Is believed that Russia will give the
mauder OF the cavalry division at st
Petersburg and q favorite OF the czar,s
The Bulgarian army officers are greatly
excited, although 1t is stated that Russia
will not occupy Bulgaria unless civil war
should break out At the same time
Alexander foresaw that the popular en-.
thusiasm would speedily cool when the
Russian rouble was again set AZ work.
Further many Bulgarian officers and pol
iticians are still strongly pro-Russian,
and disloyalty in the army is more wide
spread than was at first supposed.
BTsMARcK's NOT A PEACE POLICY.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Morning Post
says; 1--WE greatly doubt whether Bis
maick's policy will ensure the peace OF
Europe. Europe will have no peace until
the wrongs Russia has inflicted on rising
people are avenged. Whatever may be
the reasons which induced Prince Bis
marck TO sacrifice Prince Alexander 70 a
personal animosity Of the car, we cannot
believe that Europe will approve policy
tending TO make the car the arblter Of
the whole continent"
The Daily News doubts whether Rus.
sia will go TO the length OF occupying
Bulgaria, even though assured Of Ger.
many's neutrality. 1t would be unnec.
essary TO do 1t, IT says, as the moral VIC
tory gives the car all he asks, and prac.
tically makes Bulgaria Russian province.
The Daily Telegraph says Everyone
for himself Is the new motto OF the Euro
pear concern, and the result Is discord
more or less yelled. We are a maritime
power. Looking TO the dark lowering
future, we cannot too soon take the need
full steps and rely upon ourselves.
NhronfaIxt Ia ase.lf Tor,
ating the present critical titnation and
says the clouds In the BalkIns are dark
and more lnrid than ever.
TBE TBUNDERER on Tux CRISIS
LONDON, Sept. G.-The Times says q
regency committee composed with or
without Russian partisans can only has
ten the day when the people OF Bulgaria,
wearled and dispirted, will abandon the
dreams Of an autonomy and will welcome
Russian domination as the only means Of
escaping anarchy. The date OF the entry
! Of Russian troops into Bulgaria Is an un-
} important detail. All that has been ef-
gected by a union Of R0umelia aud Bul.
garia Is the enlargement Of the slice Of
, the Turkish empire which Russia secures
by the operation. German and Austrian
!, indifference probably springs from the
consciousness Of their inability to prevent
Russian advance. The central powers
: may be making the beet Of unpleasant
al d unavoidable circumstances but they
J cannot pretend the course Of events IA
. precisely such as they would prescribe
were thay masters OF the situation.
I CRUEL WAR.
SOFIA, Sept. 9 Alexander on saturday
presided a. q meeting Representing all
parties In Bulgaria. 1t was decided 70
appoint NJ. Stembulof, d. Rtdoslavoif,
NJ. Paroyeloh, 81. Guechoh aud N. Stall
OF 70 negotiate with Russia and the other
powers for y settlement OF the Bulgaria
! cricis. An ordinary session Of tho Bal
gArIan chamber OF deputies has been sum
moped 10 disctss the abdicetiOn. II IL
believed the departure Of Altxander from
Bulgaria IL likely 10 result ID a cruel war.