The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-27
ALEXANDER SAFE.
THE soRDpRroA AUSTRIA
After Being Subjected to IndIgultlos ut tho
Hands of tho Russians Great En-
thusIam Throughout bulgaria
for the pcposed Prince,

LONDON, ,August28 The British Foreign
Office has been informed that Prince Alex.
andsr Ia both safe and free, and that he is
on his way to his home in Darmstadt.
The dispatches state that after being con-
vsyed out OF Bulgaria the Prince was sat
free at R4nl, 1t is believed here that
when Prince Alsxl lpder learns OF the
counter revolution in his favor he will at
once return to Sofia. His presence there
will, it Is believed, qusll all disorder and
restore peace to the country, Conflicts
hsvS taken place in the streets OF Sofia
between loyslIsts and supporters ofz.n-
kof. Prince Alex ander's adherents are
still In prison.
A dispatch from Sofia says there Is great
enthusiasm throughout Bulgaria over the
downfall Of the Provisional Government
appointed to administer the affairs Of the
country on the deposition Of Prince Alex
auder and the overthrow Of the conspira-
tors. Numerous towns are gaily decorated
with flags and bunting and there is gem
eral rejoicing among the people.
The Daily Mus says: "To promote the
progress Of . people which has come out
Of the u lnkotf affair in such an admirable
manner is task to which England can
worthily apply herself automatically"
1t is the general opinion that RusSla will
not allow Alexander to oreascend the throne
Of Bulgaria. A dispatch from CONSTANT.
nople says that the Russian Ambassador
there has informed his colleagues that, in
the event OF serious disorders In Bulgaria,
Russia would, with the other Powers,
consider necessary measures for interier-
lug.
SOFIA, August 26,-A single regiment OF
troops, with the assistance OF a number OF
military cadets, accomplished the work Of
deposlng Prince Alexander. Before pro-
Ceeding against the Prince the revolution
lists arrested commander ot Prince Alex
anders regiment, which was at Sliynitza.
The Provisional Government, seeing that
the pOpulace were violently loyal to the
deposed Prince, resigned Office and lib
Grated the commander, who at once
brought his regiment from Slivnitza and
dsarmed tue regiment which had assisted
In deposing the Prince. After this the
commander placed under arrest the politi.
cal leaders who had managed the coup
d etdl.
The Powers have recognized the Gov
eminent formed by NJ. karavelotf, with
him as Premier; NJ. StorlOf as Foreign
Minister; NJ, Panoft Hs Minister OF War,
and NJ. Gueshof as Minister Of Finance.
The Provisional Government has assured
the Porte that the movement In favor OF
Prince Alexander is not inimiCal to Tur-
key and has asked the Porte to reopen the
railway between Constantinople and Phil
ipoppolls.
RESI, August 26-The Czar has order.
ed that Prince Alexander be forwarded to
Kissenelf II he refuses to accept his abdi-
cation as an accomplished fact. The towns
OF Bulgaria are decked with flags, and
there is general rejoicing at the overthrow
OF the rebels.
BUCHAREST, August 2G-Prlnce Alex
ander Gro ,sed the Austro Russian frontier
at WolstChiska to-day. The Russians at
Reni treated Prince Alexander and his
brother with indignity. They refused to
allow even . servant to accompany Alex.
anderr, saying, "Your brother will wait on
you"
PEsTH, August 20.-It Is stated that
Prince Alexander on learning OF the re-
suIt OF the LOyalist movement, resolved to
return to Bulgaria. He is expected 10 ar
rive tomorrow at RustChuk, when an
army will conduct him to Sofia.