The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-24
AN ABDICATlON'
,in.s Alexander, of Bulgaria
NV Tacates the Throne.
,rc OF HussIA's DIPLOMACY
ii Government in a
pc Pr'. ,s,e Attitude-The Com
9o', m.as. o. the Deposition
.,ssr Abdicates.

arrr1st IA OlS P0e~A- A-S
L0sD ,oI,,- - dsted Saturday says:
;Oda' Buls '.,s and the troops quartered
The P0 p.ni.sl surrounded the palace
i the 01F cling. Prince Alexander
ss'ly 'nl s , and vas escorted over the
,4olo.,'- There vas no disorder. The
i''ni i... then sssembled and adopted a
Pop--lo' nr,ying the Gar to re-ex-
resolution pla55si5v 10 the Bulgarian
tend DIS ~ ~ isssenblsge proceeded TO
people; :, the Russian agent ana
TIE pals9S - bia the resolution, all
szbml1iel SSs sgent assured them OF
zneelng;, 1s-;sD3ship. The following
the CLaI -,,overnnent has been
proTi-i.o155.. 30 Minister. Mons. Clem-
tOTns5i. . Il--iii of Tirnoya: Minis
al aS S..sign Affairs, 81. SialOnon'
II o. Lo - he Interior. III. Zankoui
hlnls.s. n Finsnce, II. Hurmoh; MIN
hnls.fSiE s- N. NekieferofOH; Minister
81 y - :. ! u. Radaslarof.S -,
o. !lsL.s' sugust 22.-It = stated here
Dl 80 Alexander, of Bulgaria, vas
ss1ossd and made prise = ouiins ~
;rspection Of troops al NJ ZEN y l;;. p,,s
ne Cologne Gdzet.e ano Dim l. Iii Iii
s7D-ess the belief that tue even. ut
"a 10 preserve peace. Iney say NE, .nes
P-rce Alexander's personal qusill.se
deserved a better fate, but Ensl1ne Has
M refused him active support, ~ a-nS
Pgssia. and Turkey being airalo - i !so
var in behalf OF Bulgaria, anu tne
Gastein meeting showing that tne am
ance was unbrOken, his posiuon Was a
hopeless one. .,o ~,
TRANQUIL. The city is reiliuminsVes1 70
night and IS gaily decorated Win nags'
Premier Clement has issued procia-
nation announcing the lorna aDdica-
-1n of Prince Alexander, who renoun-
- the throne for ever, being convinced
tbst his reign would be fatal TO Bull
aria. The Premier states that the new
Tsb;net will serve until meeting OF the
national assembly. he expresses the
booe that all parties will cooperate to
-siutain the law and assures the people
80 their ruler will not leave the cOun-
~ without his powerful protection.
VIENNA, August 22.-News OF the rev
d-ton in Bulgaria caused heavy and
aud fall on the bOurse here. One
rrnor is that Prince Alexander was
inprisonei at Widen; another Is that
b vas placed on board ship, whose
sssanaton is unknown. NJ. Zankoh
Ebos the prime mover OF the revolu-
ro-. and nominal head Of the new gov
srnment allows only favorable news e
IoyD0y August 2S.-Tbe Daily Netc'
Dis morning, says: 1t i obvious tina
2rnoe slexanc er was deprived OF hi
ar5ae " direct orders of the Car. IN
.fc;s version of the revolution Is s
ss.rsngv and transparently dishones
haiti viii not deceive q child. The e.
kr nay be extremely serious ana hus
sss sction Is absolutely unTarrantaol
UiE.thout excuse. The argument G
re Berlin Postis that the revO utlon III
Asa Russian victory over English IN
ss1oe in the east. No power Is less IL
rested than England. Alexander We
finally a yassal OF the Sultan ana
e. e shown he WIS depOsed wlthou
tsSultan's consent. a grave internt
t,lsl difficulty will 81 once be raised.
The deposition of Prince Alexande
G. Bulgaria. his astounded the pohU
lzls and hnanciers of : England. Con
SIS today have fallen 3. The Ssyp
tan securities are down per cent, an
tie Turkish and Russi from 10
elch; other stocks were also hat laterl
lie DAY, but the market Is now recoTe
ls
81 PETERSBURG. August 23.-Th
russian press was less surprised at u
deposition Of Alexander than II va
Wien Roumshs revOlted in 1883. IL
newspapers here generally for son
uine past having believed that the pc
lacal tension in Bulgaria foreshadowe
catastrophe. The PildOmOsi say
Nlssia must now speak her weight
NO5ls she does not wish TO lose col
70. Of the Bulgarian destinles."
oAALIN, August 2S.-pe Giers, Ru
san ioreign minister. soiourning
Flanzenoad, viii il is stated. almost il
meaiately visit Bismarck and Kalnok
toe Austrian minister of foreis
SlAirs. The opinion is general he
nat Germany and Austria. by mutu
SSIeemen;t sacrificed Prince Alexande
=. Dllgafla, In order to preserve sn al
snoe with Russia at the exDense of En-
40: fnolie opinion in Germany syI
1istortUnes.
.DEALIS, August 2S.-The Post, Prin
= S-' .lA organ, publishes an artiC
me - ne bulgarian crisis, which is chars
LED oy the suitability OF expressio
TaSfas Russia, and unfrierdliness
4.osSDoS, August 23.-The Marquis
------.S9.ury returned to London Il
,-SsAiDs. he has had long intervi'
"a me Earl OF Iddssleigh, forei
,-.--stef. The coup d'etut IN Bulgal
- complete surprise TO both min
- The securities affected by (
-. receipt Of the news from Sonia 1
Nv recovering.
-..SpAteh from Vienna to the TIA
I.sins the following: Prince Ale
Il was depose,i by 8 coaspiraC
vas escorted 10 Widen
ETiG thence on Sunday for SeErin
-s4.cnia- ROCmania.
4 dispatch from Bucharest. capital
RSIl-s .illa, states that all the sleTs ir
r.Isara comes at present through O
-, courses, and that no private per-
49, ent, or leave Bulgaria. The Il
sTpl lines, the dispatch adds, b
zen stopped from operation.
70 o. the deposition IS told as folio
s,1--selof, prime minister. entered
80 AZ Sofia and explained
c- -;-ee Alexander that the pu
'a Of Bulgaria was dissatis