Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-19
RUSSIA AGAIN RAMPANT
GEN. .MUTKUROFTv= IMMEDIATE
DISMISSAL DEMANDED.

Gen. KauIbars and All the Russian Com
suIs Ordered to Depart From BuIgaria
II Compliance is R+fused-The Buiga4
rlsn Government Hurts Back Mod.
est Defiance --- Editorial Evidence OF
French Friction.
SOPHIA, Nov. 1S.-The Car has in,
structed Gen. Kaulbars TO leave Bulgaria
at once, with all the Russian Consuls, il
his note TO the regency demanding tha
dismissal from office OF Gen. M Mutkurof,
commandant at Pnilippopolis, tor his
conduct in arresting the Russian cayssa
is not complied with. In the event OF de.
parture Gen. Kaulbars has been ordered
to place all Russians in Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia under the care OF tho
German agent at Sophia. The regents
have asked Gen. Kaulbars to give them
time to reply to his ultimatum. They
wish until the end of the week, when all
the Ministers will be in the city. It is
| believed that Gen. Kaulbars has been in
structed to find pretext to end his mis-
sion in Bulgaria By some coup d'etat
which would make bis departure politi4
cal necessity. A suspicion prevails that
he Is attempting TO work up a case out Of
the incident Of the arrest OF the Russian
cavass at Phillppopolls.
CRISIS.
Gen. Kaulbars and all the Russian
Consuls will leave Bulgaria Friday. Ev@
erybody expects that Russia will occupy
the country.
THE DEMAND DENIED.
RUsTCHUK, Nov. l9-The governm
has refused 10 remove the COmmandantl
and Project Of PniippOpOlis, whose dis
missal was demanded by Gen. Kaulbnrs.
| The government promises, however, tn
make an inquiry, and to punish the
policemen concerned in the arrest OF the
| Russian cavass II they are culpable.
| The Regents have returned TO Soda.
GERMANY's FRIENDLINEss FOR ENG4
LAND.
| LONDON, Nov. 1S.-The Times Berlin
| correspondent referring to an article In
| the Hamburg Borsenballe, IN which the
writer argued that IL was Gsrmany's In-
| terest to promote the wcll-being of Eng
| land and to uphold her position as one Of
| the great powers OF the world, sayss
"Dating from the fall of Mr.. & adstone's
| penultimate government, the friendly
| relations between England and Germany
have continued steadily to increase,
| Colon. al differences are already FORGOTTEN
and the government, nation and press
unite in cordial sentiments toward EngS
land"
FRENCH FRICTION.
PARIS. Nov. IS.---Jobn LemoinBe wrltea
| In La Matin that the revival of the East
| ern question which rs producing such
| confusion in Europe IL due to British In
tr0ues. "The Prince OF Bulgaria" says
Lemoinne must occupy the position Of q
| Russian prefect. Prince Alexander, OF
Batten burg, however. preferred TO be n
| British sub-preiect. He has paid the
| penalty of his folly. All Europe excepting
| England ie unanimous In the opinion that
| prince protected by Russia must rule
Bulgaria. This accOrds with the spirit
| II 1t does not accord with the LETT
| ter, of the Berlin treaty." Continuing, NJ
| Lemoiune speaks angrily or the Marquis
OF Salisbury's speech at the Lord Mayors
banquet on the Bulgarian question. He
excuses Count Kalnoky's speech for being
much in the same strain as the British
| Prime Minister'S on the ground that the
| Austrian Minister had to quiet the Hum
| garians. "If prov0cations be renewed"
| NJ. Lemoiune says, SIT ia impossible to
calculate what the results will be on the
sensitive mind OF the irresponsible Czari
| GERMANY's ARMY.
BERLIN, Nov. 1S.-The Post sem Off.
| cial) SAYS that the draft of the bill fixing
the peace effective footing OF the army
| for the septenate beginning in January,
| 1889, was sent TO the Bundeerath to-day,
and that the increased demands of the
| ELI do not exceed the limits absolutely
necessary for the safety Of the empire.
The announcement has caused sensa-
ton.
PLANS OF THE POWERS.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1S.--The Nation gives
details OF operations which it saws will bd
carried out In the event OF a Russian war!
| II Russia should resort to arms, says the
| Nation, an Austrian army will invade
| servia, the fleets OF England, Austria ana
| Italy will occupy Euxines, Germany VIII
watch the POands, and II France should
| ally herself with Russia the ltailans will
| occupy the Alps.