The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-11


marck arrived here to-day in obedienc to
the summons of the Emperor, who will
Immediately hold a consultation with the
Chancellor in regard to affairs in Bull
garia.
Anglo-Austrian Agreement.
LONDON, November 10.-The Chr0ni-
cle's Vienna correspondent hears of the
existence of an Anglo-Austrian agree
ment based upon the acceptance by Aus
tria of Russia's occupation of Bulgaria
as cdSus 6eJb.
The Montana Attack on the Vatican.
ROME, November 9.-The Vatican is
collecting evidence concerning the de-
tails of the meeting at Montana last Sun
day, at which it was reported speeches
were made attacking, in the presence of
government officers, the alleged preten
sions of the church to temporal power.
Fayoring the Due d'Aumale's Recall.
PARIS, November 9-Minister Goblet
has notified the French Academy of his
approval of the Academys acceptance Of
Chantilly, the gift Of the Due d Aumale.
1t is expected the question of the recall of
Due d'Aumale will be discussed by the
cabinet. President Greyy personally
fayOrs his recall.
Young Ladies' Schools in France.
PARIS, November 9.-The principal
English and American clergymen here,
and many well-knOwn French Protestant
deyines, have signed a declaration that
young ladies schools in France are as
pure and healthy in tone as any in Eng
land or America, and that their own
daughters are educated in them.
NabokoG VIII he Shot-off.
TRNOvA, November 10.-Captain Ma
bOkOtf, leader of the uprising in Bourgas,
by which that town was turned over to
Russian rule, and his co-cOnspirators,
who have been on trial for the past few
days, have been found guilty Captain
NabOkOf was sentenced to death and the
others to fifteen years imprisonment.
The Explorer Hinkelmann Murdered.
VIENNA, November 9-Zambesi adj
vices say that the Austrian-eXplOrer Hin
kelmann was captured and murdered by
a native chief. The chief had Hinkel-
mans ears amputated and his heart cut
out, and presented them to the oldest
member Of the tribe. IIinkelmann's com
panion, young Englishman, contryed
to escape
O'Brein to Occupy One of Sections Seats.
DUBLIN, November 9.-Mr. Thomas
Sexton, in a speech at Sligo to-day, an
nOunced that he had elected to occupy in
the present House of Commons the seat
recently awarded him for West Belfast,
and that Mr.. William O'Brein, editor of
Untted IreyQnd, would succeed him as
member for South Sligo, in which Mr..
Sexton was returned unopposed.
Fred. Archer's Fortune.
LONDON, November AT the inquest
in the case of Fred. Archer to-day it was
proved that Archer has sustained no losses
in betting, and that the cause Of his de-
rangement was typhoid fever, aggravated
by weakness due to the restricted regimen
which he had adopted in order to reduce
his weight. \ verdict of suicide while
insane was rendered. 1t is reported that
Archer leaves $3.50, 900
4 Priestly Murder.
VIENNA, November l0-Dr Kereg-
yarte, a Catholic priest at Jasz Karajense
Hungary, was murdered yesterday by his
curatc, a young priest named Szitar The
curate had fallen into bad habits, and his
irregular life and disinclination to heed
advice had led DR.. Keregyarte to apply to
the bishop for his dismissal This en-
ragged Szitar, who revenged himself by
taking his pastors life. Szitar was ar
rested.
A Lucky Family.
SOFIA, November 10.-The SObranie,
at a secret session last evening, after a
debate which lasted three hours, decided
to elect Prince Waldeman, third son of
the King of Denmark, as the successor
to Prince Alexander on the throne Of
Bulgaria. Prince Waldeman is twenty
eight years old.
At tomorrow mornings session of the
Sobranje, Premier Rodeslavof will pro-
pose Prince Waldeman as a candidate
for the throne, and the Sobranje will
elect him by acclamation and appoint a
committee Of five to officially convey the
decision to the Prince.
NJ Branoff Prefect of Sofia has re-
signed His dismissal has been demanded
by General Kaulbars because he had
elected Russian subject from the Sofa
Council chamber The Prefect at once
offered to resign, but General Kaulbars
insisted that the Government dismiss
him.
[The King of Denmark is the luckiest
Of all monarchs His eldest son is Crown
Prince of Denmark. His second son,
King of Greece, and the third is mention
ed above. His eldest daughter Is the wife /.
of the Gar of Russia. His second dau0h- |
ter is Princess of Wales, and his third Is |
married to the Duke Of Cumberland, one !
OF the richest men In England