Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-12
The Indications are that Prince Wal.
demar Will Decline to Buckle
on Alexander's Shoes.
Bismarck Fasors Rnssia's Candidate, the
RriAco OF observation-disclosures APP.
peals to the IAberRis.
ms rArnRR MUST pEcTpr.

hifNtuh dccuuiiplk AhO AuAtAchfH va
Bulgaria. The PRINCES reply is consid-
cred to presage his refusal 70 the throne.
WILL NOT ACCEPT.
PARIS Nov. liza report In clrcula-
tion here declares that Prizes waldemar
win no accept the Bulgarian throne.
ADVISE HIM TO REFUSE.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1.-THE Danish /
papers generally advise Prince Waldo
mar to refuse the Bulgarian throne.
RUSSIA MUST SHOW HER HAND.
PEsTH, Nov IL latter the election OF |
Prince Weldemar to the Bulgarian |
throne yesterday the Austrian and Ger
man ambassadors at St. Petersburg were
Instructed by their governments to in
quire OF Russia the name OF the candl-
date she favored as Prince Alexander's
successor. II Russia refused TO accept
the election OF Prince Waldemsr or 10
nominate another candidate, 1t will be
considered that she entertains designs
against Bulgarian independence, and In
this event England, Germany, Austria
and Italy will arrive at an understanding
similar to the one that existed among
them at the period Of the Berlin con-
gress.
DOESN'T sETILE THE MATTER.
| LONDON, Nov 1.-THE Standard, COM
menting on the election Of Prince Waldo
mar to the Bulgarian thrGne, says II is
scarcely probable that the election Will
dispel the gathering clouds.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. ll.--ln semi
official circles here Lord Salisbury's
speech at the lord mayors banquet in
Londap Is construed rs specific. Baron
Mahrenheim is about to return TO Paris
to resume his duties as Russian en-
/ 1. A. a., IN 10 10 Nh.A
French capitol ne will stop at Cannes in
order to have conference with Prince
Waldemar.
Prince Nicholas Of Mingrelay, who is
favored by the car as candidate for toe
Bulgarian throne, Is a Russian subject
! ana member of the orthodox Greek
church. He is son-in-law of Count
Adelberg. He is said to be willing TO &C
cept the post of Bulgarian ruler.
WHAT GEORGE OF GREECE SAYS.
CopEEHAGEN, Nov. 1.-THE Gazette
says King George Of Greece will leave
Athens il his brother, Prince Waldemar,
accepts the Bulgarian throne.
SET OUT FOR CANNES.
TIRNovA, Nov. 1.-THE Bulgarian
deputation appointed TO convey to Prince
q Waldemar official notice Of his election
by the sobrange to succeed Prince Alex
| ADOer, has lOl Oduutpl IA1hSSl
2 where the prince is soiournlng.
!, GLADSTONE TO THE LIBERALS.
: LONDON, Nov. l1.-Mr. Gladstone
I publishes letter inviting the Liberals tC
) reunlte He says; CATER reading, Mar
u quis Sallsburys speech 1t seems we have
. arrived at the testing station for all Llo
9 erals really desiring a liberal union. W.
n have no right TO demand when the gov
eminent have produced their plans tina
they shall pursue an altered course upol
them, but we have already tolerated
long delay in the production Of thos
ii plans. The beginning Of new delays Il
1t February will be virtually making linden
IS mite the production of the plans. | an
10 unable to understand how anybody pro
IS noting or inviting such delay can be sal
u to desire the reunion of the Libera
If party"
Al THE wooN or BURMAH MuRpEREFp.
=
n woon OF North Burmah has been muir
A. dered by his subjects opposed to BIRTHS
occupation. Gen, Roberts has left Ran
~ COON for Mandalay assume comman,
is Of the army OF occupation In place 9
~ Gen. Mcpherson, deceased Cen Rot
ii erts will at once begin active operation
AZ to subdue the country.
y ovERFLows in ITALY.
nj ROME, Nov. 1.-The rivers 70 an
1e Adige have oveIflown and submerged IN
no country along their courses. At Albong
the high waters Of the Pc dislodged Nh
railway bridge while train was cross
ing, precipitating the cars and passenger
10 into the river. Five persons weI
IT, drowned. The town of Comasubo
submerged.
AN AMERICAN GIRL FASTING
PARIS, Nov. ll--A young Amerca
woman, who for the present refuses
W diyulge her name, has entered upon
oil thirty days last in this city under u
er surveillance Of committee,
's- CREATED SENSATION.
nc VIENNA, Nov ll--An article In u
on Warsaw Gazette has caused sensatic
ID here. The writer warns Poland that 10 ]
D., clining 20 Austria-Hungary, khe leei
TO upon decaying empire, whose miserab
er collapse 4 drawing near, that the empi
er viii soon be partiiioned, es was PoiAn
itr amid the exuitations OF one half the pc
he pie who are now living in grumblng oil
content under the Hapsburg specter.
sr TO GIVE THEM SOUVENIRS.
"a BERLIN, Nov. IL The Emperor WI
he liam has consented that on January l, u
IN eightieth anniversary of his admission
W. a committee TO present as many OF b
past and present soldiers as possi0
souvenirs Of his long military career.
PRussIA's PoPULATIoN-HIGH TREAso
BERIIs, Nov. 1.-THE official Gems
OF Prussis shows a population OF 2s,Sls
IA 46s persons.
ks, II Is rumored that the tfty woTkmen 7
ted Gently arrested at Buckan and Maedebu
the on charge of high treason were co
up spring to inclte the soldiery 10 Join IN
he demonstration against the governmer
Led Papers have been seized which implica
the workmen OF Halle aud Leipsic In
po- plot.
Tor THE CARS CHOICE.
are LONDON, Nov. n.--ReliaDle advic
TO from Vienna say that the car declines
accept the election Of Prince waldem'
but win not oppose Princ' Nicholas
Montenegro.
ers CRAZY KAULBARs.
ing SoFIA, Nov. H. Gen kauloArs 2
SITS sent another note 70 the Bulgarian 9.
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