Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-02

ANY Iuservention sn AIexander's FavoP
would Neaa War with stussta.

Would MEAN War with 0ussta.
BERLIN. Sept. 2.-1he Worth German Ga,ena,
referring 10 the articles OF the ultramontans
and liberal press regarding Prince Alexander,
says: .Germany, unless she forthwith declared
war against Russia, could only protest against
any farther Interference with Alexander, or
perhaps against Russia taking further steps In
the direction OF Constantinople. Russia would
encrgeticaliy repel The iusinuation OF such
an Intention, and Germany's friendly re
IL must be remembered that war would be the
logical development OF such "A situation. No
body doubts that the ultranontane and liberal
policy is iraught with inn IN inent danger TO Ger
many. One must either stand 10 the policy OF
the goverunent or plunge the empire into IN.
terminabie war. We hear that the numerical
convention between Germany and Spain has
been signed. and that the reichstag will soon
ee summoned 20 ratify IL opportunIty viii
then Toe afforded to stigmalize before the coun-
Try The reckless irivolity OF the empires ioes,
VINO ATTEMPT TO handle It's foreign politics."
WHAT RussIA's DIGNITY DEMANDS
ST. PETERSBURG, sept. 2.-Geueral p. Van
norskl, minister of war, has returned TO ST
Petersburg. The Nopoc Trep,ya says that Rus.
the anarchy prevailing therein and restore
order or leave the conBtry 10 anarchy for an
indefinite period. Russia : d guilty could never
admit compromise a. possible.
Rejoicing AT PHILIPPoroLrs.
PHILoPPoPol-ls, Sept. 1.-The city is gaily
decorated IN honor OF the return OF Prince
Alexander oi Bulgaria and crowded with visit
ors come 10 join the citizens In celebrating the
event. An enthusiastic popular demo ous ira ton
was nelo yestefuag In ifont ot Tue British con-
sulate In honor oi Prince Alexander, aud q
counter demonstration in favor of the reyoiu.
tsonists was at the same time held In front OF
the Russian consulate.
ALExANpER's LETTER TO THE CAR,
ST. PETERsBURG, sept 2.-Ou August 80
Prince Alexander sent the following telegram
To the car through the Russian consul at Rust
chuk: "Sire-Having reassumed the govern.
meut OF Bulgaria, venture 10 ofter To Your im.
periai majesty my most respectful thanks for
the action oi your consul a Rustchuk, whose
official presence at my reception showed
TO the Buigariaus that Russia did
not approve OF the revolution. act directed
at NV person. 1 also thank your imperial
majesty Tor despatching Prince Doigorouki as
envoy extraordinary TO Bulgaria My FIRST acs
my firm intention TO make every sacrifice to
forward your majesty s mag nanimous lntentio
To eNLTicate bulgaria. from the grave crisis
through which sue Is passing. L beg OF your
majesty that you Will authorize Prince Dol
goroukl 10 place himself In direct cornmuni.
cation with myself as speedily as possible.
shall be happy TO give your majesty decided
proofs OF my unaiterable devotion 10 your au.
gust person. Mouarchcal principle compelled
me 10 restore tine legality of my crown In Bull
| nay crown, il ,s iuto the hands vi Rassiss SOW
ereign 1 am ready 10 tender IT,"
THE CARS oMINoUs ANSWER
The czar replied 10 Prince Alexander as fol-
lows: 81 cannot approve OF your return To Bull
garia, ioreseeing from it SINISTER consequences
mission OF Prince Dolgorouki has become In
expedient. 1 shall abstain, SO long as your
hignness remains IN Bulgaria, from
any intervention in the sad condition To
which the country is reduced. Your bighness
must deci,ie your own course. 1 reserve 10 my
self To judge what my Iather's venerated men,
oSy, the interests of Russia and the peace Of
the east req uire OF ME.