Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-21
HUMAN BEINGS BURNED.
One Thousand Persons Burned on the
Island OF Luzon, the Largest OF
the Philippine Group.
Russian subj sots In Bulgaria Placed Under
tho Proteotion Of tho French consuls
Aftcr Haulbars' Exit
ANArrALLIra noLocAuar

AN APPALLING HOLOCAUST.
LoNDoN, Nov. 20.--News has been re-
oeived here Of disastrous fire In the
town Of Tondo on Passlg river, In the
leland Of Luzon, The largest OF the Philip
pine group. One thousand persons
were burned.
why KAuLBARs DEPARTED.
Sr PrTFRsBrRa, Nov 20.--An oiilcia
statement has been issued by the Russian
government explaining itY action in re-
calling Gen. Kauloars from Bulgaria,
The document says IN consequence VI IN
sults 10 Russian subjects, also 10 persons
under the protection Of Russin in Bulgaria
and Eastern Roumclta, Gen Kaulbars h6s
been compelled to notify the Bulgarian
minister OF foreign affairs That
he and all the Russian Coneuls
would leave the principally on the oCce-
sion OF the first act Of violence committed
after said notification. On November o
following n fresh OUTRAGE was committed
against Russian cayass az PhiiippOpolis,
who WAS maltrcated by the soldiers and
by crowd oi people. He was beaten
with sticks aud was brought TO the Rus
Sian consulate inscnslblc. Gen Raul.
bars, learning that an attack ON the ca
vass had been made by order OF the mill
tafy authorities, demanded the dismissal
Of the local brlgadier-general and
project, who were responsible,
aud the exemplary puulshment
of those who participated In the attack.
He also demanded that the Russian who
had been injured should receive the cue
tomary salute and reparntlon, and notl-
0cd the Bulgarian government that unless
bis demands were compiled with he would
depart on November II. The foreign
minister having neither replied TO the de-
mands of Gen. Kaulbars nor given the
satisfaction required, all the Russian con
suls Ia Bulgaria and Eastern Il jumel.a
had been ordered TO leave.
UBELEas CONFIDENCE.
SoFA, Nov. 20.--The regents have Ront
u telegram to Prince Alexander Of lIesao
expressing regret TINT his son, Prince
Alexander, was not amongst them 10 cell
citrate and solemnize the first anniversary
Of his victory over the Sorvlans at Stiy Mt
"a. The prince Of lIesse replied con
graduating the Bulgariaus on the event,
and assuring them that he also regretted
his sons absence. The regents also telo-
graphed Prince Alexander deploring his
absence "from the people who love him,
aud who would mover forget his merits
and the sacrifices Of their leader and the
defender OF their country"
NO POLITICAL TGSiFtCANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 20--Promler dc Freycinot
has informed the French cabinet that
Con. KaulbarH has placed Russian sub
iects who remain In Bulgaria under The
protection Of the French diplomatic agent
at Sofia and tho French consuls In Bul.
garia NJ. dc Breycinct added that Gen
Kaulbars' action In Bulgaria had no politi
cal Significance.
NOT RETREAT.
BRUs8ELs, Nov. 20 --Nord, Russian
organ published here, saws the dopartur,
OF Gen. KsulbarA from Bulgaria does moi
! aigBliy Russian retreat from the country
but simply rupture Of Russian relations
with Bulgaria Russia does not relin
| quish her interest or special lntcrnationa
rights in Bulgaria,
TRANSATLANTIC MAILs.
| LONDON. Nov 20.-The government
has arranged with the Inman Steamship
company 30 take Tucsday's American
malls; wit the North German LloyC
| Steamship limo ~ take Thursday's
and with the Guyon lin,
to take Saturdays Tho Ger
man steamship are TO wait ut South
ampton until Thursday night until IN,
arrival OF the malls Tor America. Tn,
ycssolH OF The nrst ard third named com
psnles are 10 stop NJ Queenstown ard IN
! GuyOu line are 10 use th
! Alaska ana Arizona In carrying
malls under The new arrangement.
ANOTHER RIOT TnREATENEB.
BRussEls, Nov. 20 The operatives II
tho cotton manufactures az Ghent wcr
| Joined by the dock laborers, A riot !
threatened tonight and the military hav
been ordered 70 hold Themselves in read
ness