St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-27
TIRED OF HIS THRONE.
Prince Alexander by no Means DESTROYS
Of Resuming His Rule in
Bulgaria.
Popular Ingratitude and Russian Intriguss
Have Made the Task Highly
Undesirable.
The Prince Reaches Darmstadt. and
Will Hold a Conference With
His Family.
The Irish Question Still Uppermo st in
the House of Commons Bel
fast Troubles.
The Bulgarian Crisis.

SPNSAetA
BERLIN, Aug. 26.-It is believed here
that the Bulgarian question has, since the
complete overthrow of the rebel govern
ment. become less dangerous. 1t is well
known here that one of the first moves of
Russian diplomacy after the dethronement
OF Prince Alexander was for the recogni-
ton OF the provisional government estab-
lished by the rebels, and for declaring the
throne vacant. England would have ear
nestly resisted this demand of Russia. AS
law and order reigns in Bulgaria at present
Russia has
LOST HER PRETEXT
for armed Intervention. 1t is reported from
Vienna that the return of Prince Alexander
to Bulgaria is considered improbable, as the
prince himself is tired Of the intrigues OF
Russia, and has intended several times to
resign, and may now prefer to renounce
the throne rather than be the cause of
diplomatic trouble, as Russia insists upon
the appointment of new Bulgarian ruler,
1t is said that Servia was ready to invade
Bulgaria, and take every advantage of the
troubles created by the coup detat, but was
induced by Count Kalnoky to desiSt.
There is
GREAT REJOICING IN BERLIN
and throughout Germany over the safety of
the prince. Last night the papers issued
extras continually, informing the people of
the events in Sofia. Since the last war
with France no event has created such eX-
element in Berlin. The prince arriving
from Lemberg, crossed the German frontier
at Oderburg, in Morayia, last night, and
will arrive at Darmstadt tomorrow. 1t is
reported that Prince Alexander will. as soon
as family council is held at Darmstadt,
make known his intentions for the
future. Prince Leuchtenberg, adjutant
general of the car, is on his way to Odessa.
He is considered the cars candidate for
the Hungarian throne. Prince Bismarck
has arrived at Franzensbad and conferred
with De Giers. He will return to Berlin
tomorrow, as the emperor demands his
presence here. The Nord Deutsche ALICE
meme Zeitung, Prince Bismark's mouth
piece, has not yet published any comment
on Bulgarian affairs.
THE LATEST REPORTS.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-The Russian govern
ment .repudiates completely in the Bulga-
rian coup d'etat. Prince Alexander crossed
the Russian frontier at Wolotchista to-day.
The yacht which conveyed Alexander to
REM has returned to Rahova in charge of
the mate. the captain having decamped at
REM. The crew is made up mostly of lads
from the Sofia military school. The Rus
sian charge de affiaires held an interview
with the foreign secretary to-day. He pro-
tested against the insulting language of the
English press, and reaffirmed that the car
had no knowledge of the Bulgarian conSpir-
acy. When Prince Alexander received the
news of the success of his friends in Bull
garia he was deeply moved. He tele-
graphed to his father that he wonld visit
Darmstadt anyhow before returning to Bull
garia.
A single regiment of troops, with the as
sistance of number of military cadets, &C
complished the work of deposing Prince
Alexander. Before proceeding against the
prince the revolutiOnists arrested the COM
mander of Prince AleXander's regiment,
which was at Slivnitza.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT,
seeing that the populace were violently
loyal to the deposed prince. resigned office
and liberated the commander, who at once
brought his regiment from Slivnitza and
disarmed the regiment which had assisted
in deposlng the prince. After this the
commander placed under arrest the politi-
cal leaders who had managed the coup
d. etat. The powers have recognized the
government formed by NJ. Karaveloff, with
him as premier, Mr.. Storlotf as foreign
minister. NJ. Panoff as minister of war, and
NJ. GueShoff as minister of finance. The
provisional government has assured the
porte that the movement in favor of Prince
Alexander is not inimical to Turkey, and
asked the porte to reopen the railway be-
tween COnstantinople and Philipopolis.
Sir j. Ferguson, under foreign secretary,
stated in the house of commons this after
noon that loyal troops had entered Sofia on
Tuesday with the consent of the powers.
The exact whereabouts of Prince .Alexan-
der, the secretary said, was unknown to the
British government, but kilograms have
been. forwarded to him inviting him to re-
turn and resume his rule.
The Post has dispatch from STEAMBOAT
saying: The greatest excitement prevails
here owing to a belief that Russia intends
to occupy Bulgaria. The military depart
ment is in
A STATE OF FEvERIsH ACTIVITY.
Orders have been given to re-
cruit 5000 men in Syria. The
Standards Berlin correspondent says:
Emperor William, on hearing of the seizure
and kidnapping of Alexander, wrote a
sharp letter to the car expressing amaze
ment and indignation. When the king of
Servia heard of the event at Sofia. he said:
''It is the greatest infamy ever perpretrated
in Europe. If l knew where Alexander
was would sacrifice all possess to lender
him assistance"
Prince Alexander has arrived at Darn
stadt. The Berlin cafes were crowded to-
night with people DESTROYS of hearing the
latest news Of Prince Alexander. Oceans
of beer were drunk to the princes health.
At Paris President Grevy has summoned a
cabinet meeting for Saturday to consider
the Bulgarian crisis. He will preside over
the council himself.
IN PARLIAMENT.