St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-28
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iGrants.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-Emperor William to-
day received several military reports,
worked three hours, received Count Her
bert bismarck at 4 o'clock and gave a large
dinner party at 5. The emperor proposes
to attend hunt on Saturday at Hubertu-
stock. The king of SaXony, the duke OF
Saxe-Altenberg and other princes will &C
company him. The international meridian
conference opened to-day. Minister Won
Goessler presided. Delegates were present
from all the German states and from Aus
trlaHungary. Belgium. Denmark, France,
Italy, Holland, Portugal, Roumania, Rus
STA. Spain. Sweden and Switzerland. Min
listers Won Boetllcker, Lucus Won
Scholrz and Freiling were in
attendance. Minister Won Goessler
made an address. in which he referred to
the Importance of the decision of the con-
ference and eulogiZed the services to science
of the late Ger. Bayer DIR. Forester, of
Berlin, was elected president, Drs. Strive,
OF the Pulkova observatory, and Faye, Of
the Paris observatory, vice presidents; and
DR.. Hirsch of Neujchatel, secretary of the
conference. Under the edict Of Minister
Won Boetticker, requiring
EMIGRANTs FOR AMERICA
coming from Austro- Hungary to undergo
an examination at RatiSbon, with reference
to their pecuniary resources. 1000 persons
were examined during the quarter ending
Sept. 80, though emigration was
limited owing to harvest work, and
452 were not allowed to pro-
coed, being without means. 1t is
reported that cholera has broken out in the
villages of Finthen and Gonsenheim, near
Maing. The official autopsy on the bodies
of victims disclosed signs Of choleraic dis
ease, but not of Asatic cholera. Since the
arrest of DR.. Dedekind. leading Guelph
lite. his Wolfebuttel residence has been
searched. Papers were found which COM
promised the Duke of Cumberland in the
providing of funds for conspirators in
Brunswick and Hanover. There have been
further arrests of Hanover accomplices of
Dedekind. The plan of the cOnspiTators
was to blow up with dynamite the resi-
dence of Count GortZwrisberg. the prime
minister of Brunswick. Herr Wuchtei,
the singer, is worse. He is suffering with
severe congestion Of the lungs.
The Bulgarian Crisis.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 27.-The official
messenger says:
The anarchy which prevails in Bulgaria
prevents the Russian cOnsuls from protect
ing the lawful interests of Russian residents.
After Gen. Kaulbars had left Varna several
Russians were arrested on illegal pretexts
Two Russian cruisers were therefore dis
patched to that place.
GEN. KAULBARs
has notified the regency that if the conspir-
ators against Prince Alexander be pun
ished. the Russian government will have
recourse to extreme measures. The re-
gents, suspecting that it is Kaulbars inten
ton during their absence at Tirnova to
assist the Zankoftes in Sofia to form new
ministry, have taken the precautiOn to
cause the arrest of all suspected persons,
and have ordered the troops to be in readi-
ness to suppress revolt. A state Of siege
will be proclaimed in the event of coup
d'etat being attempted. Another Russian
war ship is going to Varna. A protocol
has been signed renewing diplomatic rela-
tions between Servia and Bulgaria. 1t
provides for treaty of commerce and for
the reference of several disputes to joint
committee.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The Standard be-
lieves that Prince Bismarck has been
sounded on the subject of a successor to
Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, and that he
said that in the event of Russia refusing to
nominate or to accept candidate for the
throne of Bulgaria. which cannot remain
vacant for an indefinite period, she would
not be justified in offering further opposi-
ton to the return of Prince Alexander.
SOFIA, Oct 27.-M. Karaveloff refuses
to go to Tirnova, because of fear OF insult
or assault. He argues that it is useless to
convoke the sobranie in the face of the
Russian opposition. The sobranje. he
says, has no right to depose him from the
regency, and declares that if it does he will
retire under protest A state of siege has
been proclaimed at Sofia.