St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-11
Chosen by the Bulgarian sobranje to Rule
the Much Afflicted Little
State.
Waldemar's Election Unsatisfactory to the
Gear, Who dominates Nicholas,
Of Miugrelia.
The Emperor of Germany in Better
Health and Hard at
Work.
Effect of Lord Salfsbury's Recent
Speech at the Lord Mayors
Banquet.
Bulgarian affairs.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-The session of the
sobranje to elect successor to Prince Alex
ander was held this morning at Tirnova
and was not deferred until tomorrow, as
was expected. M. Radasoff, the prime
minister, proposed the name OF Prince
Waldemar, when the whole assembly rose
in body and elected Wademar by accla-
nation. The public IN the galleries did not
participate in the enthusiasm manifested
by the deputies. and exhibited no approval
of the election. After the election, the
president of the sobranje informed the
deputies that he was confident that Europe
would ratify the princes election. NJ.
Branotf, project of Sofia, has resigned.
His dismissal has been demanded by Gen.
Kaulbars because he had elected Russian
subject from the Sofia council chamber.
The project at once offered to resign but
Gen. KauIbarS insisted that the govern
ment dismiss him.
CAPT. NABOKOFF,
the Russian who led the recent revolt at
Bourgas, has been tried by the Bulgarian
authorities for causing an lnsurrectlon and
was convicted. He was sentenced to death.
His fellow cOnspiratOrs have also been tried
and sentenced to fifteen years impr nent
each. Prince Bismarck has All v;d in
Berlin in response to a summons from En-
perCr William. who wishes to consult with
him on Bulgarian affairs. A telegram from
Pesth says: The speech made by Lord Sal
sbury at the lord mayors banquet in Lou
don Yesterday strengthens the position of
Count KalnOky. The feeling in the Hun
garian delegation is becoming composed and
the members appear less distrustful OF Kali
noky. The Magyar delegates express the
hope that the speech pOrtends fresh
grouping of the powers, similar to that
which Count AndraSSy revoked at the Ber-
lin congress. The committee OF the dele
CATION will meet Tomorrow, Count An
Grassy presiding. 1t is probable that the
committee will demand that the imperial
government resist the establishment OF an
exclusively Russian influence in Bulgaria.
NJ. ShifkOff. president Of the sObranje and
Deputies Michaeloff. Bakesshotf, Grekotf
and Kesm Zaada, the last named being
TurkO Bulgarian. were selected to convey
to Prince Waldemar the offer of the throne.
Prince Waldemar is STAYING at Cannes. NJ.
KaravelOff has resigned from the regency.
In the debate in the SObranje preceding
the election of FRINGE Waldemar, NJ. SIAM
bulOff and others dwet upon the necessity
of an attempt to reconcile Russia. AL
though their hearts were with Prince Alex
ander. the speaker said. the reelection OF
their late ruler was impossible The pub
lie received the news OF Prince WaldemarS
election with coldneSs. Prince Alexander
being the popular choice. 1t is reported
that Prince LobanOff, the Russian ambassa-
dor at Vienna has notified Count Kanoky
that Prince n cholas of Mngrelia is the
cars candidate for the Bulgarian throne.
and that the election of Prince Waldemar
does not meet with the czar'S approval.
The Standard, commenting Oh the cleo
ton of Prince WaIdemar to the Bulgarian
throne. says it is scarcely probable that the
election will disSipate the gathering clouds.