Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
gen. Kanlbars Instructed Directly by
the Gar OF Russia-Warlike
Preparations
The Grand sobranje of bulgaria ID sum
moned to Meet October 27-Gais ON
the British Isles.
KAuInARa, M1ssIoN mol sorIA

Sofia. and that his mission il TO obtain an
| indefinite adjournment Of the sobrsnje.
THE soBRANJE SUMMONED
SOFIA, Oct l6.-Tne sobranie. has been
summoned TO meet on the 9th inst. at
| Jirnoya Nine suspected officers have re-
signed their positions in the army, and
several others have been transferred to
Roumelian regiments. Gen. Kaulbars Is
expected to arrive here to-day The Rus
Sian consulate has summoned the Mon
tenegrans and Macedonians to assemble
and put themselves at the disposal OF
Gen. Kaulbars.
THE ENGLISH STORM,
LONDON, Oct. I6--The gale and foods
which began Thursday night along the
south and west English aud Irish coasts,
continue. Many small vessels have been
wrecked. The British bark Bella Port was
wrecked of Kelligs islend on the south
west coast of Ireland. All Of her crew
we're lost.
LOCKOUT or COAL MINERS THREATENED.
! LONDON, Oct. l5.--The coal mine
owners OF Fiieshire, Scotland, refuse TO
concede the demand Of the miners for an
increase of 10 per cent. in wages. The
masters throughout Scotland are in favor
of general lockout unless the men abate
their demand. Thirty-Ave thousand
miners would be involved In such lock-
out.
PERsECUrED Able.
BERLIN, oct. l5,--Abbe Sabouret Of
Vlonvile Is being prosecuted In a Metz
court for having had patriotic French
hymns sung in his church. The German
prosecutor asks that the able be lmprls-
Oned six months. Judgment Is deferred,
TO ARREST A COMMANDER.
SORIA 0rt K Orders have bppu
given TO arrest Col. Felof, commander
at Rustchuk
ALEXANDER AT HIS FATHERS PALACE,
BERLIN, Oct. l5,-Prince Alexander
has returned TO Darmstadt and Is residing
in his fathers palace. He recently sold
twenty.six horses brought from Sofia.
The horse he rode IN the ServiRn war re-
mains at Vienna.
HENRY WARD BEECmER ABROAD.
LONDON, Oct. l5.--Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher delivered an address to-day In
Rev. Or. Parker's City Temple, on "Pul-
pit Work. He dwelt upon the aid news
papers rendered preachers. number
Of questions were asked Mr.. Beecher as
to his idea Of the doctrine of retrlbu-
ton, aud his answers caused in
tense excitement, several diVines rising
to their feet and loudly protesting against
his views. Mr.. Beecher retorted that
any man believing in retribution who
married, entered society or smiled, was
monster. He preferred working
through fear springlng from love, than
through fear of the doctrine of retrlbu-
ton.
THE GREAT BANKER DEAD.
FRANKFoRr, GERMANY, Oct. lG, e.
Meyer Karl Rothschild, the head OF the
i banking Arm, died suddenly to-day from
heart disease.
A DAY or DISASTERS.
a LONDON, Oct l6 The troop shlI
. Tyne, thirty hours overdue at Plymouth
has been sighted OF there, laboring ter
a ribly in tho storm. The greatest anxiety
!. has been entertained concerning her.
The British ship ryervale, which
a sailed from Cardiff. Wales, OF
: Thursday, was wrecked during tn,
storm on the Carmarthan bar. Their,
a were on board twonty-eight persons,
! llfe-boat rescued nine, and nineteen 9th
ere, among whom were the captain auC
a the officers, were left on the boat, and bu
; two succeeded In reaching the shor
alive.
a The great hurricane which has jus
y passed over England and Ireland was &C
4 companied by the heaviest rainstorn
a within memory. Last night there wer
a many collisions and two wrecks. A mum
n Der Of channel hshing boats stranded, TIL
: beach At Brighton presented = spectacl
of destruction. A torpedo gun-b0at a
Portsmouth dragged anchor and dr,ite
into the mud, but was afterwards rescue
by tugs. The storm was very furious OF
r. the Irish coast. The Streets In man
towns were 1ooded, The corn stalk
II were blown away and the corn standin
l. In the fields was destroyed. The dsmag
a. was immense. There have been destruC
a tive foods In Wales
FULL AMNESTY OR NorHING.
y PARIS, Oct. l6..--Louise Michel writes !
" the socialist papers that she shall declin
% pardon, and will insist upon going I
81 prison unless she Is granted full amnesty
s. TuE rEoPLR MysTiPwD.
Y BERLIN, Oct, l6.--The Post says
e hears from sure source that the wa
"a ministry has ordered the rapid buildin
9 OF 1000 railway carriages at Ugusburl
u Murenburg and Munich. The people at
Is asking what this meaus.
"a COMMUNICATING wTTH THE GEAR.
ID BUCHAREST, Oct, l6.--A large numbe
Of long cipher dispatches between III
car and Gen. Kaulhsrs have passe
through here's also many dispatches h'
tween Gen. Kaulbsrs and the command
20 ant AZ Odessa. There is evidence this
Gen. Kaulbars Is instructed directly
the car.
a. ARMED WITH REPEATING RIPLKs.
n RoME, Oct. l6--within the last fe'
!. days eleven Italian regiments have bee
~ armed with repeating rifles The worksC
y altering the present rities .Gto repeater
II Is proceeding nishs and day.
RusslA--BOAr RACE.
y BERLIN, Oct. l6-The North Germa
d Gazette has an article to-day indicaun
70 that Russia should not place too much n
70 lance upon Germany's Willingness TO ~
pose England IN Bulgaria.
match for four-oared race for clio
e aide has been arranged betwee
y Teeiner, Hammer, Tcnyck, Harlapd, Ros
Lee, Perkins and Goodwin. The rsc
WILDE rowed over the Putney aud MOI
Il lake course, aud win take, place o
= November 5. renyck Will row. Perkins
the British champion and holder Of III